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OFFICIAL LIST.
ATE OF LoU4SIANA.
PARISH De ORLEANS -- CITY or NEW ORLEANS
Sixth }3istrint Cnurt nc Neu f,r.iaans

PARISH DE ORLEANS - CITY or NEW ORLEANS.
Sixth District Court Of New Orleans,
The following named delinquent. Taxpayers for
taxes on real estate and sisyes due the ely of New
Orleans for The Years OF 1868 and 1894 are hereby
cited 10 appear before The Honorable the Sixth District
Court OF New Orleans, within fifteen days nom The
date OF the first publication Of this citation in the Off
csl journal of said city, TO 10 the demand Of
she said city Of New Orleans for ,he amounts placed
and commissions IS the reoh allowed by law. 5l
WiMesstbe Hon, J. b. potion, Judge ofs our said
Court this asiA ofo e'e 81 Ia 1888.
Agrowsoli,h Joha szs ssatAdams, &c slas %
s~s.5ss,4s=
s sissysns, Emile ,s 8 ssssBaslssehn s7so
asC
ca@mings. Nat aes 1sIeenas, B&P
claibarne. + U 66 AL Ron SO 10
81 ST ~ NJ % = 5a-
Denenaourg,sR a 50 Durell. En- 100 o.
Finch, Michael Ies ssl Fitzsimmoas, N 1916 IS
s esisii' Ms lodge 8 8 81 a'ss VIM - seeS
ssss5 M s4.i 3ts,s ss54 ,tfys5sg
MsI A. ! ,, Sc ssIsMeeonnel 900 20
MEM MENU ufoo ~ ESQ 9aleaso, AfchibaldM ~ 60
y /, !. D. caasl and jNew Orleans pla-
Navigation Co. 50 sol ming Company 432 25
Psrs ssss " VI tPooley, Nicel aeo isss %
sssss y 81 fss'sy sss y = 2
Lodge, 235 COL trustees of 49d DO
Raawls, Mrs Jas III ~ Rodriguez BENZ. e,6as 7a
sstapahonse, w&H 100 sslsanaos, Taloy i
ssan.Os, SsrIard Ss AZ court. g
siewars James sss sham%asy. SAM - =
s;F paul. a ai 81 g an; Mis' g
w was, ys'sa ,,ss siIiwss AZ
Che KS oaies, New Orleans, Oct. 20, 1855. foa7
eoPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
& soPARRNERsHIP The undersigned have
y sss%ss rsr.ss.ip in tho PRACTICE once
sss,n & aa s,sssIgq szssrn.
RlSsoLuglQN-The interest of JOSHUA
I a ssa s Eha paFsns
y q sss Ii kE 7ssEs5s..
MIR. JASON 7. KENNEDY win have an in |
NJ CIT 4 AID t becomes tbs firm Of s. H. KENNE
Ma 49,. s.. =. tskNrL KEEkEpY
80 ssp9 .nnsI Y, lses. 1894 ime
VYlC b Having purchased the ent re- in
ssse's "
Nsean sptsubsr 1855 ss'' s'''sf 81 oni'n
I'D IUHARD Il. CHM, WHOLESALE
DRgsGIsT AND APoTHEcAhY s., Charles street, corner
ss aI Pa, En- and pSss
A aa soApa and
as a5seias yin b.
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EK1HkRE Ore made Minis Of Tie varion,,I

NNfHERs are made Mills of the various
stsst snd tapacty sdapd s.eam Horse Power
In from hundei iolars aeb
yn1Yg from ts Alsty hnhels 10 the b9ar attending
diameter q Barr, the applied and tho velocity gwen
ihse Of Southern lpyen.n welar Manu-
trsepE ertenye enpioysdIs
shan flsuufartrre.
The proprietor asonow furnish Tho ms
approved ARA economical PLAN for boiling
ufof gnt AEoy hour Fsuters otLFs wnntrg al
beers ~ 70 hs lnes trrs n
osthfp NorthsIn traps for grinding. = - = ''Si
Ihe following table viz show te prices of the i
md tss nrsy ofsseh putap 10 secordaaes
IA inch Burr price seo. Gspncy from Ii ho
Velocity from $50 70 500 fsToiRttouF pei iuekes
WIDE .rA@a lt5.F.
10 nhBarr, prize ts Capacity 10 bushos 10 tho HON,
ssa sssrgs enough i7dsa nm spa e nom :,
tnehen TO % inhss
IL inrh BARR B35 IA. horr
Velocity from 400 tn minute. Is
bufr rteo 1903 Capacity from IA 10 IS basrta
nus velocity from 400 70 500 revolutions Bspd ~ tnees
" lnsh Barr rtf4 fso eaf1gfro " 70 90 bishoia
seosiiy rom 800 70 so uula. hsud 70 inches
~ Inch Burr price $500 Capacity busea soths, e.
sslotv rom sso 40 mlIta. Band rfs
~ th b1tf, price $780, Caprcity
vsocf nom sao 70 tSn sevolptuA
The above aisieaTe Tho hianufsctny su
ready ~ gtiHdpE sathud 10 gpproarae poy
printed Instructions he Mill order ls a. fbs
hs will est With attention dispacb
t1ennu CASH aid al Mills soh above zGarantsed
g WILLIS +. COLEMAN, Patrntsa aa Proprietor ~
Mr g. Pcks rs Coynmer ria Place aead to The u.s of
ny u,iis ~ ny agent during my gbonse rom the l9
$te7aaAwtoisb s @ES :54l y" W. p. COLEMAN,
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INSURANCE.
Crescent Mutual Insurance COMPANY
OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS, CORNER OF
CAMP ST AND COMMERCIAL PLACE, .
MARINES RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE

r.
The Company have The following nsaeis: 4
Invested In Bond and Mortgage npropery worth double
The amount loaned thereon 1885, ois o.
Loana Bank and other Stocte.
Bills Receivable, being Noes for Premiums ss
Invested ID Real Estate, estimated value 1894
nns rrsmums o Collection 5osss ss
Scrip from othsf eomfaniss ssmatod value. s6ss nc
Cash On hand ieGsas as
Total Asets s7s4qss Il
= .ssss - - - THos. A. ADAMB. Prs,ldsas.
w. s,.$ VI - ~ sSaEo. JONAS, xies Psss,dsafJ
c.iJ. MAs:osf, Secretary. "a ass .gt - ,'s4
.ss ut-sf g6 TRusTREs: @ ~tT 97a"
seha ws.,,- ~. esssHsstss, W. L. Jackson. !.
J. A. Bassill, w. E Seymour, Thos. Henderson, " y
samual Ral, W. g. Robnson,g NJ. AvendAna,s
). W. Zseharis, A. @. Stouss, S. M. Darby,
G. r, passs Saa' n " P., NJ t " s,.nns' f
sw.F. yredenbarg. T.c.B.YuilIs, saal. Saith, =
q. II. Kennedy, : John D. seins W.P. convarss,
Is. y. sumner Nv. Carroll. 90 Gao. MacGrsgt ~,
H. Frellaon, ~ c. Fsilowas, g. 8. Newman.
W. p. Saunders, r. B. smedas.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company
1880 OF New Orleans. ,,s 49,
following ss sE 10 p.
Amount q R1sarms ior he yesr ending May wa
g E.ssr Riss, sssssf
"a. ~, ,,.m III, :. .s.,lssoss
Loss Premium On so ssrnss:d sess ss
! ~ ~ 800 ssaaol as
Net ssrasa premiums ies Tho asa os
g. sisss h Rsss s ssss
IN Il ssa:as and sssss''
slaamsn1 =; sissass
Total 0ss9D. sssi1ss u
nehanfanee; Bt306
EsPs ss asiadss i those ii lbs iess
--------..s.,..se n
Net profits for ysar eadins Sis. May 4sss q
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HlgRERDocKER5 RAFENF coOKIk5
" - ssapgs4 kiaafs fEGErpE

" PRlCE u e0UL0N, Pihmbsfs, LOT P0y dras
ave New Orleans oe AAs o. b
t$s
I.AItis aadfaieaf G;fsii "a M Y aTEa sIs
WASH 3hs HfB, RDHhTAfHa bRAhBN FAUCETS
CookfN6s IA SKSE oAaDEE 1bsE, BTDS Ami IC Asfs'
FpRck LtFTaad 1tERe HSss as,ad He he4gs ftys.
LEAD PIpEb OF AsYitiptton Ffa SHEET Lxs sad
BLOCK TIN ai~ays ;ssittF .fd Tglsfi siGT rf
aulO
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NEW YORK---NEW YORK.

NEW YORK---NEW YORK. ~
E,DWARD H. .FosDIoK,F Commission Mer-
f;s s ssE s os NOBLE AMP "a
IWELL0W MET Ak. -MUNTzs GpYUINE PA
Wall Worsa aitnisS Ensand asaa,
.ss u. Sss. :s Is s.s,. s.ss
n REECH AND ANfER &c AN ZINC PA NTs,
E WHITE LEAD, pAIENT DRYEt AND caloRs. llhs ssb'
II ssss Y ss as s s ne r. i.s
es. sysssls @ E' s.s s,s ss
sssss ns q ~ 2ss s''''a
Nc. i4i Msiden Lane, New yoyt. :" g
Manufacturers and importer so Zire coiora
sEFyHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and IRON
RAILINs CO. he sos msnufss.s,en q S.rs ssie
wire Rsipg, rrsilss
Safs s!s, 1siss ss' ss % T
Batting sD u s ss y
work for buildings ssa seetaus o. their work ct
sy y doom a'
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, which viii not be-
/, s dsss ~ LIN s s
@s ~ @
soasss sSsss a.ss
sss e e sss I'd ss. o o ss q
BRACES s.s and every other article y hs n spd
ssi.se sas .h.n ss.Pss va
other bss
m psstsFs
n Union INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
# ssss
iloshns offer for sale for the Home and Export Tds The best
CLOTHING or ALI DESCRIPTIONS. "8r
Gea.s caps Amy naa Navy eoSa ssshas ana Pea
l51a4 = CLOTHS.
Tmaua. Forte and Table GeTs Iiofss
S''">-' e - me,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]. nnI.KIM AN,s

s"5 ~ cOLEMAN's
PaTENT UNDuI.aToRY CORN IND.
|FLoURING MILL .MANUFAGToRY
City of Jefferson. suburb 1T Nsw Orleans: 2 NV,
.WAREROOM ANp IIEPaTgs NATCHEZ STREE.
~ -435*....sev NEW 0RIEAEa, - ~
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X LOKlDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER
onasrsgnsd hass nddpion 10 their Old Ind
known oathriitAeu hummer
Bssn bswesn S. fAai ses recently essatihed
lumber YARD Al ,he d Bani tha anal
ps.ssn sse shd atsastss spd
fhsa wnse " hssp constantly on handR
ans aeh narrow and WIDE tongaed and sseoysd
ysM'sw IA H. III s vide
IN ana S iah narrow and wide. dresd quas Joint Ysls
Dsa Shalsng ma
ses, q hi sseni ,pbr Booking. psnas TX
ipch
HARD and made order. = -r- fray
0Ias5s .A1sa FIJI lahef h Pensacola and Black
water hay cat Egfdu 81 Phndsinhr
N1N York gcsioa Ksy
chIisN ethaf coap al NAV II
and other European "
psssd hahbsr il MI neatly piled up hcd mad from
III app geltngss
e4Nps Meh sthsonea
sss s.8 Ro1AET, NIC0l d Co., 81 q Z
Corner Cedar sni julia
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y EMOVAL OF DR.. FEUCHTW ANG ER'S

" Once % Maiden Lane PsarlstreetThs
nnaegned takes this method Of informing
country that hs continues
Pyro,echuis,s
sfh all various He imports
and the most sErsut Esssos. AenE ,hs
man and French; beat reublmed rodins chemically pure
Hgposlphidt aoda and Cyaade and ID
rice and Saa Gold Nitrate, Silver
o. vsa best Pambsso aud Rouge, and ID 6o,sss Cauc
Lime for polishing sise Fsr ths fyreens she bee, Eags
sods, Choa.e Possh hsia Psph, Rnrth Oxide
sianganese zsHrs and Nickel Aaoee
Patent
Paste, rsraan insect Powder Famsans PAstss, cfosmaps
Specific copays Ia.
and etsos bert imp9rtsa 81 cosas OF Apple Jsrss
Cherry and Cider Brandy Eseues Of Whty
OH q Cloves Pinense Juniper Berry, Orange, Caaway,
5srnnn Aestc and Suphuroua Ehers Fig Biae
greet variety Drugs ariieles On very
ueieate tein, for sae by Or. LEWIS FEUcTWANGER Is
Maiden mysi Il =
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6SULLuMS LAKE HOUSE.-The under
" signed wishes his friends public generally 70 under
sha partner, Thomas A. Appiasaio. 80 ~ ~ -
Ali versions having agsn The house pieass preeen
" lepidata. 49, - - soo
WA physically disqualified from attending the dus Of my
once 1879 song peraetad sirknnss
my so'o compelled me 10 hs abent most OF Tie
covery anb very recently
public patronage. ~ "
Those leaving The city uursa Of pleasure and
Ind my house sdequste to tneir
Pafea whtng preparations. will promptly
JWsH ,En III IJIJ I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

ASTRONOMICAL DIscovERr.-The universally 80.
credited theory that the moon is unnhs oed, because
.be hos no sphere, has received, from recent
discovery blow that wall unsettle II At least. That
the moon, far We have yet been able 10 examine
her has atmosphere, AZ least none Of sutf cent
densiiy 20 conform 70 optic laws, and the de-
mai de of any animal life known t. as, IL unqueson-
sbe. Blu, his be positively affirmed OF only one
side Of Satellites for, as wal, be remembered, Al
thosgh she revolves upon her axis, she constantly
presents but ole side 20 the earth Now II has been
meical fact that the moon center Of iorm - eight
miles nearer 10 than her center of gravity through
which. Of course, her axis Of revolution must pas;
or in other words thus sdt Of the moosn srtees mles
hgh.r than fAs 0lbsT IT, therefore, we suppose that
the has atmosphere such as ours, II would Do
of such extreme rarity the only side exposed 70
our observation, that, for optical effect And animal
life IL might as well not exist. For mountains upon
III. earth none of which over five miles above
the lev FL Of the sea, have been assembled "a hight AZ
which life could not be supported for any length OIL
time and sill mountains hsye stretched above the
painting traveller. What, then, must be the stmos-
phere AZ four times such IN elevation The concu-
zion seems inevitable that although the hitner side
of the moon 10 ubiuhabitabe Tor want OF an afmos-
ph.rp the remote side may be perfectly adapted 70
Animal life. l, is At least certain that the mere want
of an atmosphere pe!cepbe to us, Is no longer con-
elusive Us 10 the unuhabtableness OF the planet thst
rules the night We announce this discovery on she
authority of one Of the most eminent msfhemsticiAns
ana as,ronou. in the world IL will soon be- form
ally declared in a scientific quarter
II is perhaps not improper 10 add that the d'ecov
erer of the above Interesting fact in Sciences frot'
PIERCE of Harvard College.
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Know. NoTHIsG CossisTEscr.-rhe Boston cor
responder, Of Tho Erening Post gives tho following
facts in connection with the disbandlng of sundry
Foreign Military Companies in Massachusetts;
"An Irish Company having voted TO disbsnd in con-
sequer ce Of the remarks of the Governor on such or
CARNATIONS, a morning paper states that, In Novem-
ber 1883, Gov. Gardner paid to that same company
the sum of one bupdred collars for firing salute Ia
honor of the rejection OF the new CONSTITUTIONS which
rejection was Effected by union Of the Irish voters
with their old foes the Wings. This shows how men
can charge upoe the influence Of pstriotism-and 10
forth fear that all the detsils of the bargain be-
tween the Wings and the Irish likely to come out,
now that the parties TO that bargain are seeking ono
anohers destruction. IL appears, further. that Gov.
erncr Wssbburn appointed All lrishman 70 the otioe
of Justice Of the Peace at the earnest recommends-
ton Of Mr.. Gardner. Toe new Governor can defand
himself in the spirit Of Bensdick. and declare that
when he patronzed Irish soldiers and Irish Justices
be bad not the remo-st idea that he should ever be
Native. II is, however rather unfortunate that the
weight Of his Message s likely to be lessened BY the
LAYING bsre of his sntecedebts. The Irish Company
that has been /, elf disbanded Ii the same company
that called frt at the time Of the arrest OF
Bnrns, so that We have happily got rid Of company
of miserable mercenaries by their own act They
seem TO have had proper idea Of their dsfy to tho
public"
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DEATH OF THE Sos OF REvotcriosthf htko.[
c.n,.in E,han A. Allen the last surviving son OF
General Ethan Allen. OF the American Revolution
died a, hi- residence ia Norfolk County virginia, on
the s,h nst in the nth year 81 his age. He Was
horn in Vermont gradu s,ed at West Po1at, entered
The United States Army in 1904 aud left i ~hen the
army was reduced In ls2l.
PKoHrEgroRr L.w.-rhe bill to suppress inteni-
perance in the House OF Assembly Is SIN
lar TO that Of lasi year The bill i 10 into effect
On the let 81 December. l-35 provided that a the
annual fell election the people may express their ..
sent or oiss.nt 20 il BY ballots; and If majority u
ballots shsll be found By the State canvssser. AGAINST
H. the Law shall not 20 into eject. Newark Esess.
An,w trsl has been granted In the case OF INC
People We. George W. Green, convicted OF maruea -
Chicago a few days since. on the groanl :. ~
appsehension On the pgt Of ps,sosers coanse', On
ming al III. Court vhsreby omPoisnf sv'aal'e *se
excluded from the Jury-the fsc's being ~ '''' u
A., Affidavit fisd By dsicnse.
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CUPRFMP COURT WILLIAM ADAMS
CVPREMR COURr.-ln the matter Of the xp-

CUPREME COURr.-lD the matter OF the ~.
Citv osNeu York reiafive the OPENING OF ONE HUN
DRED AND THIRTY-fHIRD-sr.. from the athsv 70 10
stA-av. w.--.-. -
ent In entitled mater hereby give aotiee 20 TIE
owner or Of all houses ADD lots
and and unnproveo tands Affected thereby and
M Others whsm u may concern q follsws. 10 sit:
Firt-ThA have completed Estna.s Acd Asesment
cod peIsors whose Interests Effected ;bofeoJ anc
sho opposed the do present. then objections
No ~riuns duly verified 70 JOHN HOLMES. Ed ou
Chsiruan Of the Ofce Of the COmnIssiosen No d ChsD
h~ f.ero, story front roon In THE city, OF before
the fourth Day Of January. lah
thsu..lves sssrcye5 sid Estimate Assessment wi, be
b~.rs in the before the ssre place 81
uo,rIo~k NJ on the t7th day Of January, i&pa
Th,,d-Thsf ssiraot OF the ead Estimate and Assoss
mont tos.h@r aud also ell the afdavits esn'
mate. and other which used By IN making
Office the ana county OF ne" foh sne'e 'ies'" ~
nj 10Th say Of February, 1873
yourttTb.. The limits embraced BY ,he Assessment Afore
ss,d are as follows: AL those peces OF land atuseo N me
ssid efx onps sides Of One Hundred and Thirty
third At between the westerly side Of the Fourth ana me
s..v ,de OF the old Krf Bridge Road ana extsodnf on
~, ard sou,hery des Of One Hundred And rhrJ
yIbrhst our report herein Will be presented to the So
sreme Court Of New Yo;k, a. SPECIAL tern
thereof 10 be held City IN the said cy sATUR
DAY the 10Th day Of February A. D. lS5 a. The opsn,os
The Court on that that then and there or % there
.her be heard motion will Be N sde that h
report be sonfrned
; !Sss: ?. H s S$:S%pars o'r-'..'
Nev-Yorh Nov - 1854 eN tfeole
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-. GEORGE sMITH.}
WIN N MCINTYRE, Com misi
"A I'M BARTLETT SMITH,

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
~ srpcsrou Of a.. Mayor Aldermen snd Commodity of
the Cy Of New Yoh relative ~ the OPENING snd Laying
OUT 81 . PUBLIC SQUARE, known e. sLOONikgpALE
CON OF Estimate and A-sEent 10 ;he seovoeo
titled hereby give notice 10 the OF 30 ,er 90
eupsn, occupants Of al hoase. spd lots ard npoved and
aninproved apds Affected thereby and e Al others whom
nay eoEeern. - follows. 10 cit.
FEsr That have completed Estimate ana Asssss
ans thai all Uhoe intsTes. >seetod there
~ and Who ~ opposed 10 the DO tsr Oh
trctsons In daily veria-d TO MOSES MAYNARD u.
10 ChArras Tho .see Of the Commissioner J.
DAVIES Nc II Wallet IN Hs city, or before Tie sb
Gay Of December 1854
ssccsD 1hsl ~ho eosstdef thshi
rf~es ssSssed By .1 ksoats sne As-sssnaeBt. -l b
bead epfo-on be s4sn- befor. the 0tc@ o.
yohN a WEEKS. Ne - VAL 81, IA s.d ely, AZ o coct
N ca ne ish DAY % Jssa.ry 1854
tssD Tvs. the Assrsot 81 tie szid Esfans,s and Ases
nsh. N o.' usts and also 81 the sndesits eel
mates sne ohsr aoests-His wheb ~ n.sint
oar r,rcf; s.ye se-n esP-t>o Coar.is.ios
es Of'cs 81 ne cy ard Yort ther. 70
main with - - q sesrsAr, iESb
FoCsrs 1hs IT, rfufs enrF.<od .soss
aid fosSs A thoss q i.A4 sas1.a n ,ss ,s
saw. On rofh ~ - sorfeyt,. 80. ~ s1t = o..
.s .outh ~ nothsfly liss q On % -
~ Ire sesisgiy he - H. So. -
De s.xssry Of llih kae =, ths.s osA.i
"a N he s .v ss;~sen sess Ct ss1 ss As4 .lss a
o. isf frsrtips 90 hs wss~ry ss q A- iisA s-s-s
,a sosb sfsss<ad - S Ss 90 sss s>s nap q 10
Cqsaisstoaels 81. .-.. . -
rr<r- cew u he ssts q NsWYSrt spsesa rsrs
&sr.ef 90 ksA the Cfy usn ns s<ss ssJ - sAf
DkDAY Tia u Dc. u Fsbrs.Sy d. tk@ % ts sp~sss -
4s csa th.; 5sl sas 80 thea AZ by. 81 - sse se
49,. .. s.ssl. 80 rosgs asYsssb E,3e
JOHN A ~ xkkA. $780,,
JOiIrf TOkA -.
ss.Isfs SCI. = - 11|S
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THE WRALE-PISHERY.

~. n. Sss stSvs sauvs,s -, AA
The impcrsstsens q sperm esd .hsls oil - yhSs-
Bsrrsls sperm. 70 $50; bxTrvh whale "a, 3is, e57;
vhsl.hore 3t<3 800 pounds. la iss5 The kmpsrsa.
i;on v,re. sp<rm oil 1903 OF bbls.; whale, aso,lit
bbl. D.; vbalceope, 5esa 700 sounds.
There have BEEN no exports OF whaie Oh rom the
pcrt Of New.Besford during the years is32 lss, and
is1. The amount Of oil and bone on hand JAn l.
1853 In the Ustsd States 40 near - could % srces'
tanned ve ~ folovs; sperm, 6,7ee; whale, ~, ssS;
bone, 10000. TIE stock Of sperm oil has been
well exhausted, asd IN held Al very high priceA A
large soSk OF ~bas Oh Remains on hAni abost three
iouftbs Of the importation having besn used.
In 1854 sbvu' as sbipe cfaised in the northera
seas two Of which .si and 80 Of which ere re-
% n, 70 nave cruiscd in the Arctic Sea and h>vs
moetly been reported of the grosnd with an average
catch o. sbOg' leo oss esch, and lbs ships from the
O,hotsh sDo other grounds with an average catch cf
about 900 bbls
There has been elimination Of Is ships and barks,
briss and sckoosers, 10 the whale fishery during
The past year win sygregste tannage Of e. s'.
The Lunh of ships added 10 the hcst from this city
during the pact year wss :. Number Withdrawn ana
lost II. The uumber Of ships and barks employed
in the fishery from this dIs,ric, 10 ass; brixs, .;
schcopers :: With an aggreg ate tuunaXe Of lSO Isl
TIE nun Der OWE ID IN this city Ia; Ships and barks,
3i2 brgs l. schooeers, l. Total tunn%ge los, 80.
The average catch Of vessels ~ the Och,tsk during
the past year Was thousand barrels. which ~
very lair ossnes but the fleet did little or nothing
in the Arctic and The general average is, therefore,
reduced 20 little lees than 200 barrels.
In this connection would mention that there was
aggregate Of ssl tuns built in this dntrct IN the
Years le33-54 of which 491 were sdded 10 tho
merch ce and ,s2 tuDs "a the whale fishery.
during the past year there have been Eve ships and
one bark, amounting to ,, 800 tuns, Withdrawn from
the whale dsbery an nearly ali of them put into the
merchant service There have been loot ~ during
be year, Elk ships bark and one brig amounting
500 turs making the aggregate Of 900 TINS lost
and withdrawn in this district There have been ad-
dea to the whale fishery six ships and SIX banks,
amounting TO t449 tuos, showing elimination Of
llo4 tuns Tor the year 1884.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

TINE PEOPLE Of the STATE of NEW YORK,
b, the Gr.ee Of God free and Independent: To all
SOD, iItresed IN tire estate OF SUSAN MOhk',ON i.'c
OF he City Of New Yok decessed, creditors esaees neh
Of hin on otheIW Gre Yu ana esch OF 70 are
herb, CURED personally 20 be and speear before
orr Of the County Of New York Of his office IN the
City the fourth Say Of April next AZ eleven
o.ct IL the forenoon Of that ds, thea and there TO iend
IL. hIs settle OF the account % proceedings OF SAMUEL
SLOAN As executor Of the gill AID testament OF SAID de-
osas.d.
In e.tin6nv whereof caused the sesl Of office
said Sure, ate TO he heieunto sff1ed. witness. Aer.
apder w Bradford Tsquire Surrogate OF our .aid
H. County at th. City Of New YOrs the 2Sth dy of De
cemb.r in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and ffty four -
isl2lav4~F w. BRADFOHD, surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-19

Prime Minister, II ras resolved TO have daily even
ing psptr 70 oppose him, and The Standard ~H ccm-
pepced. Clifford had DR.. Msgnu for his assistant
editor for rome yean. Afterwad Alaric A. VISITS
occu oisd TIA, poition, which s now filed by DR..
Ginords snDi lay. The ne~ paper, thoagh very
well edited, made little wsy for two years but then
came the Duke OF Wellinetous proposition TO grant
Catholic m,Dcpstion, and, BY bitterly opposing II,
The Standard wrote i,self into nonce Since then Il
has opposed form, in nearly al shapes, free-Taie,
and liberal measures in general. The articles are
written With scutenes force, and boldness Ia truth,
The Standard lie properly the champion Of ultra Tory
ian. Belonging 10 Mr.. Baldwin, OF The Morning
Herald. il us,s good deal OF the - matter or az
.icles in type from that paper As The Herald is
the Z" Mr.. Harris OF the Press, so is The STANDARD
known a. iis 4" Mr.. Camp II is the most remuner-
s,ve Of the evening journas-having iair share of
Advertisements, and being 30, up at comparatively
small cosi. II s eminenty respectable paper.
LONDON TRI-wEEKLY POLITICAL.
Ciyer!at,os 1914. 1884.
EFenHt Man. ....'''''' go. 90 - -.
St James, Chronicle. ....iSt'V "" per ~ess
Ivsniss JouIDal.......... 1880 pei wesi
THr EvESIsG MAIL, issued, three rmsa week
from the office Of The Times is msde no fro a that
paper. II. circulation lie exclusively in The co tniry
THT ST. JAxE.s CBRosIcLx is issued fr)m the Of
fee of The Standard and made up from that publ
cation but was prosperous Journ. long before the
evening paper Wa established.
THr EvISIs6 Journal Is 4 Heakling compiled
from The Morning Chronicle.