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TIVE subscriber is now prepared to
/ make Cisterns to order in the very
best style. and will warrant his work. He
will keep a stock OF the best lumber al
ways on hand, ard will attend TO putting
his work mp Carpenters work, and re-
pairing attended to. q. J.. SEES.
Near the Jesuit College
~ Orders left at The Post Office address
eed rs above will meet prompt alten-
ton. June 2a-Gm
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Saenass Ernsking |

IUTTA poreha Steam Packing 49,
~ Kentucky md Gnt'nn packing Gsslet IN.
per md Navy nabnia; Steam Rihs, Furnished ard
slea'r Riora and Hnngh C1rks; Brass
Coupling ard Connecting Cocks, for iron Or cop
per pipcs always on hand ~
ian Nv LARaufr1 4 LAnorf
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stnrt nnd xynsann Harness.

A FULL AssORsMENT Of Collars
"A Hames. Blind brlles, Cart hfreehine
ari saddles, H'aagpn harness, Tlare chains
&c. which we ofTer at moderate ptees
IarlQlyl LAHGtfIFH h LANnlfF.
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'Hn sn ssa g n.

A FEW doz. best English. stub Twist
~ Double and Single narrel Ehoi irte Re
sfee, untae Rags, Powder Harms, Patent NadditF,
Fooled ilinpd and Ceutfni Fire Gaps; Wad Gut
t rs Gun Tules, and every thing else connected
IN that line, at LARHblhR LhNnuH,
i'm LIZ Chr. Lafa Eettt and Florida ats
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Eprg H,erssaHhasIe.

V'lilS Preparation 10 concentration Of
! the property oi the best Lemon and
Sugar. " hith qualities the article 70 pro-
dure insan'anecusiy superior Lemonade,
and make it ntre convenient than Lemon
Syrup ~ Lemons not being liable to spoil
whatever climate il may be transferred b.,
lis usefulness with Parties Picnics and the
travelling community is obvious, and for
persons that undertake long Voyages it
will prove to be an efFeetual preventative
of senivy.
Invalids may also use il with advan-
tsge when prescribed by Physicians. Pre-
pared only by WIN. BoGEL,
Druggist ond Apt hecarv.
+In ~ mn, Eli .,.Intr ,tl11rl L. a l1rr-tnI
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y. l.. VALET.
A. his Drug store ON Third street.

IS IN constant receipt Of PURE,
| FREFH bRHGR. 1fEDIrfRFS. rHFAf
HIS, PFRFf1fFRfEs, dc, lie las just t.eeiy,
ed per ship Tempest ftmn n Y the following
| Barrel Refined Alum,
do Coperas
do. Gnm
DO Gum tamphof. refined;
do Rearb Of Soda, do Cream Tartar,
do. Fine white Cum Arabic
10 Onz. solph Quinine.
40 drachms Sulph Morphine
Best African Cayrnna Pepper,
so lbs Best bermuda Arrow Root
American searifcatnrs
Turkey Rhobsrb, Pnlv. fpecar. r.
All Of which, he offers on the most req
snnable terms oet20.
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A LIE AND PORTER--A large supply
IL Of Barclay, Perkins Il Co.'S London
Porter and }enneDt Scotch Ale, warranted
genuine just received and for sale by
no 24ly WIN. BOGEL, Druggist
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Petroleum. or Rock OH.

TINE most wonderful remedy ever dis
i covered, procured from q we'll in the
Allegheny mountains four hundred feet be-
low the earth s surface, will e9rctualv cure
Piles, Deafness, Oh Sores and Ulcers, Sore
and ineamea eyes Rhama'lam, Neuralgia,
White swelling, ert. for sale by
WIN. BOGEL, Druggist.
march IS. Lafayette street.
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LADIES HsEpARvwEeT

will be found full of Flounced and plain
Barages. and Silk Tissues, Muslns and
Organizes. Muslin, 1aconet h Dieainlier
Robes Plain and Printed Brtliian'eens ;
Cambrics, Linen Lawns-in short eYety
thing IN this long line.
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D R. s W A Y N Els
goaPesHp s9Rup or
W | / D C II i + r Y.


MuHtta, Centre Co, Pa, Oct Q, fsbs
I not Only take plea sure, but deem II aa,y :
tive tn suffering humanity, to certify publicly -
Rup or win OHFRHf. was tastp with
n violent edurbt and boody expettoraticn,
srsat wasting away Of my flesh, ell The stmp
toms n hsed consumption. After trying verihus
remedies sitlfbrt any relief, and hearing q the
great Virtues ~ Your Syrup, IcUrhntehced IT'S Use
and to my etsn. satisfaction, ana establishment
Of all around ms, ny Cough began 10 abate.
appetite Improve, ana In fact have become as
healthy and heshv Az eyer Some Twelve months
have elapsed since the lisease vas HYsF arrested
aud have every reason to believe thss II Is ct't'
pletely efalicatsd from my system.
Witness: Very Resiee,fflIt
PfNJ REiaHARD. IAuOH HAHs
Fxttae.s from The ppinions Of the press
Br s~ayne's Family Medicines We believe to
he unparalleled, ana his wild Cherry preparation
is The only one that contains the active prineps
Of this much valued medicinal agent eatsraay'
touriet Phtiadeiptfo.
We have used bt. swayhs's Medicines fir
number 81 years In cur family, and always With
The happiest effect Fitr0efdtd tsty ITEM, fhita.
have used one bottle Of Dr srayhes con-
POUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY, and believe
II 10 be an Invaluable medicine n. 9tsei, Hers
lind 0hfo Times.
The Wild Cherry Of DR.. swayne Ia know To
have cured the most desperate eases ~ Cthsnfnp
tim, and The vertnifrge IL n never failing worm-
killer Hittontot,, Milton, Ttt.
N1te-The above Invaluable medicihe is pre-
pared Under the immediate care bf d.. swayne,
physician Of ina ny years practice In Philadelphia,
who was also connected with the Hospital end
old Aims House In tbst city, served a faithfultetm
Of practice In the Philadelphia Bispehssry. etc,
etc, ard In those institutions he enjoyed the most
ample opportunity Of obtaining an insight into
diseases In all theit varibns Iorts, and the pes.
methods ut their treatment. be particular In
ask ~ swayhe's COMPOUND syRtp Or Wild
CHERRY, the original and onlv genuine Iabora-
tory, 4 North Seventh 1t. Philadelphia
For sale Wholesale A and retail 3, proprietc's
eost price by WIN. BOeEl, Baton Rouge In.
feb11-y. septiby.
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S'2xss Eries.

lust RECEIVED % dor. boxes Of
= Fresh Sardines doz. Gallon Jars Pick
lea doz gal mrs. do. 3 doz. Of FIR nch
do bbls Msckerel. Fresh Butter, fine
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
Cash, by. oct.2ol A. WILSON & Go.
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A NEW supply Of the above for par
Ia Tor and office, with and without Summer
fronts Caek FtoYes, iatpe and stral; ftH, Boy,
Hatrel and Ffnnkiit strYes, for Wdnd anH coal,
assorted sizes besides the attrles which general
II o. with thetr-sirh ne Coal Ilois, sh1vei ard
Teree sr At the Hardware strra #
Ian tfr IARaulFH \ LhTDUF.
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New Arrival Of Hats.

I HAVE Just received by steamer Grena-
| ia aheiher assortment Of Nem Spring
HITS. consisting Of Fashionable Mnleskin,
silk. Caseimer and Soft Hats nj all shapes
and variety Of cplors, lew more Of tn ,se
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand
Mar. 7. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
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H.epes
no Engineers d the Fire Department.
or Ba 7tDN RDTGE.


A AGENTS of the Manufacturers, we
"A offer at Factory prices INDIA RUB
pER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING
Also, Oak ian'd. stitched and cemented
Leather Betting
Description as follows
ply India Rubber Betting, from 2 10 10
inches ply India e " g to 90
Hvl,snt House India Rubber | 10 / /
inches Warranted t. stand pressure 81 10
lbs tp sqr inch; Locomotive " Fife En-
CINE India Il. Hose I I To 3. warranted TO
stand pressure Of 10 lbs to sqr inch. Pure.
Plain and Mixed Packing by the H., Oak
Tau'd.. stickei, and Cemenied Leather
Betting. from 2 TO 20 inches wide
All orders for the above goods filed at
shortest notice anh fully guaranteed by.
junl7. BARBEE h BENJAMIN.
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Liver Corn I,Iatnt,

TAN BE sfectually cured by the use Of
" Hollands German Bitters. Price re
duced to seventy-fve cents, can always be
had fresh at the afug store Of
octlO. WIN BOEFI.
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,Iust Received.
ron CHILDREN |

FOR CHILDREN
A SUPPLY or WORM LuIENGENS,
II Parents should use these in preference
TO any other Drug.
Devices Carminative Balsam, al ways
made fresh, when wanted.
Boge's 'itrate Of Iron Syrup, an excel
lept and harmless Tonic. for children.
Also, Lactate Of Iron and Manganese
Pastiles.
All the above preparations can be safely
administered to children.
You should give them trial. For sale at
iuneG. BOGEL'S Drug store.
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l)ruos anh Mfoifinfs.
WIN. BOGEL,
Druggist and Ap0tlaerarv

X EEPs constantly on hard large and
II well selected stock Of fresh Drugs and
Medirines. All his preparations are pie
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
w in The very bestnanner to preserve theit
medicinal virtues. In climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
H. Prescriptions filled with care Mt any
lime Of night Or day octlG-y
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Wrapping Paper.
fnn REAMs GROWN.
wv 80 Medium do.

80 Double do
Wrapping Paper just received from The
mandatory. noys.I JOSHUA BEAL.
DLANKETs g. NEGRO GOODS he
ID subscriber has just received large
supply of French Granier Blankets, aud
winter goods for negroes, to which he in
vites The attention Of planters.
octls-y. W u. PHILLIPS
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ElnE Teas.

0@l POUNDS quarter, hat and
L,)U pound packages, choice gre and
blake teas. Just received from ~ Y. and
for sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
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gsisssi Es;RBsl

IUST rereived by The Undersigned, fresh
> supply Of Wfighis Indian Vegetable,
Mofat's Life, Brandr tbs, Mnrtisou's Hy-
gena, Lees, Sappingtons, Greafenberg's,
tayne's, Spencer's, PETERS, Cooks, Hoop
er's. Beekwitb's Leidy's blood, Holloway
swayne's Lstv's, Degray's Champions,
Jones', Sears, and McIane's Pills Tor
sale in any quantity by
jan 90 WV BoaRt, Druggist.
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r1HHE VERY BEST.--Persons desiring
4 any Of the celebrated medicins cal
led Brandy, can get sore ofthe pure and
nndulirHtah Pinet, Castillon Il Co's at the
Drug 9tore Of WV. EOGEL.
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Native wines &C.
Wooden Ware I!

A XE. Hstchet, Tile. Angerand Chisel
n Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools, for sale by
mnY6. MONTAN y HUGUEI.
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Gum urnna.

lust received IS lbs Gum Arabic Drops,
y 'Folan 1ozsngers, French tugnbe and
Liqnorize Paste, Acidnlated Drops OF all
t.avors; Spruce Gum, refined Caiabfa LID
norice, ect,, by WV. BoeeL.
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Hagen snra rnchet-I.nu,e, Hsil.

Tor Bayou Sara three n-rr~ -
TIMES A WEIR w The 4 r IA
Mail steamer hnufeI Hstt, a aFsF;Stis1fS a~'n
cnrtps master, will leave New Orleans every
stNbAy NepNiEn nj O'Clock, and every WHERE'S
ray ami FntbAY MoRsisaat eelcck Returning,
leaves bayou Sara or MDspAY InuRsbA andStf-
reraY, arriving In New ntleaus same day.
Agents-M Gordon, IT., !, A Brano Landry,
Inhn }rrh,iep 90, lIail 4 Kemp b Go, jus s.
parari. advertising agent
sF~N IA clerk will he on The Ievee In ~
teteceive freight at al times from FaesdnY mofn
Ing to Saturday night. and shippers can afliv"r
Euois Ia him md have bills Iadine signed ~ the
hnatte nhspt,cp tnhs s-y4
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No EssaFstssnisE,H, Carpenters
and a1nprtpgE,

A NVILs, VICES, BELLOWS, Stock
n and Dies, Plates, Wedges, longs Files
If a'l Sizes and description, also full as
Sentiment Of Carpenters and Coopers tools.
ianledyl LAHGUIER :. LANuUE
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

las. NJ. MuCUTCIIEN. Attorney d
=. Counsellor at Law, Laurel 1T Baton Rpage.
win practice In the tpurts oftbe Parishes IT east
and West Batnn Rouge, east ana vest Feliciahts,
ana iberville and In the Supreme uHutt,
RRfRRFscFs. Hon u =, peniaian, Hon. Ran.
dell Hunt, n o.. Chief Jnstice Marshall, Hon
r. Underwood, Hep Asher ", Graham, HS. chief
Justice Ewing. Fx. Chief Justice Robertson, Hon.
Henry q,itler, Kentucky. apls5F.
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ReguIar Goast pathets,
COAST LIME on PACKETS
BELLA DONNA ~ tvHUsHF.

TWNFF iFT'TT FfF5FNflFFI6
EsEgH,H.A DONNA IL MUSIC.
10 AND rRoM n, ORLEANS, WILLIAMSBURG,
BAYOU Sara, POM HUDSON,
And all the intermediate Landings.
TUE BELLA DONNA, Capt. WIZ
i MrCoHBs, ea7es n Orleans ss,~--.. =.
every Saturday Evenings at EhksFiss-sslf,1R
,'cnrk f,F Wliansrurt. scurh- - gas =.
ing a III the intermediate rbnts
returning, leaves Bayou Sara every WeHres-
dry, on he arrival If the ears from vaudeville.
The MUSIC, Capt, J. n. MonsisnN, leaves New
Orleans evefs tssestsnr Morning. 1T o'clock
and H'rEHny Eren,ng, ~ Il o'tloek, fnf Part
Hudson: returning, leaves Port Hudson every
Wednesday aud Saturday nftet the arrival
If the Clinton aud Port Hudson Cars.
HOLMES r CLAuss, Agents,
petia. II TchDnritpnas street.
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Something Worth lstaeiil,g {!


T'HE SUBSCRIBERS would call The at
tentlon Of purchasers to The large adj
di'ions now belng made to their stock
among which may he found
An elegant assortment Of Plated and Japan
ed Walters, in sets and single,
Coffee Urns, with and without drip, ers,
Gilt Il Ornamental Hall Lamps & Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, Tor Oil, Spirit
Gas and Canpbine;
Cut and Pressed Glass, China & Flint ware;
Brass, Copper, orbanented and Common
Coil IIols
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And
irons: with large variety Of
housekeeping articles;
A fine assortment Of Window Shades
Transparent Paper shades for Lamps
Glass, Gilt aud Plated Curtain Bands
Gilt Curtain Cornces,
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Ttte Il Tatc, Sets;
Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles,
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
For Chris tina as Prose Mts.
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFAC-
~ turog: Mahogany Bebsteads, Ward
rob 8; Waststands; Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Gilt and Mahogany Peir, Mautes and
Looking Glasses
n-CalI and examine, as our stock is
now complete.
dec20-y. j. PIPER d Go,
Eight Years Old.
lust 10 hand and Tor sole b. the gallon.
y One barrel very choice FEAR Old Mon
ongabalia Whiskey. III lie q IDEAL.
DIOughs. 50 Hall h Spears, for sale by
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THE subscriber having been appointed
Agent for East ana West Baton Rouge
for smith Mcleod & Co.'S superior and
pure B-Snlph Of Lime. plasters will find
L to their interest TO buy here.
novs. WIN BoGEt, Druggist
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DER HARDEN's EXPRESS.
| A superior lot Of Table and Pocket
cutlery, rts' received and for sale NY
ianlsdyI LARGUIER & LtNOUE.
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Eight Years OsG,

lust TO hand and Tor sole b. the gallon.
y One barrel very choice : Year Old Mon
ongabalia Whiskey. III le q IDEAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-03
Marine Court.
Before Hon. Judge Maynard.

Before Hon. Judge Maynard.
LANDLORD AND TENANT CAsK-wHAr's IN NUN.
AUG. 2-ByOicning us Letcis.-Ihe plaintiff
claimed that the defendant was his tenant Of certain
premises, known az No. so, IN Hamersey street, and
as such tenant was indebted to him for two quarters
rent, 1928. Defendant denied being tenant, as set
forth; and also denied the indebtedness for rent.
The defence was, that the number of the premises
was in reality So, and not so. The evidence was
that the premises were known as No. 90; that No.
80 had been over the door until within short time;
that the defendant had taken lease Of them as
No. so three years SINCE and that he had since then
called it No. so in his letters to the plaintiff The
jury 'ound for plaintiff. Judgment accordingly.
Tracy Us. Hfley.-The plaintiff is a brewer, and
as such has furnished beer to defendant. Bala ice
due for beer, and barrels not returned, s465 Sc.
Judgment for plaintiff for that sum, with costs and
allowance 4l2.
Malony rs Vah-A Running Customer.-This
was an action for services rendered by Philip c..
Martin (the assignor Of the claim to the plaintif,
for running" custom to defendants hotel, al ten
dollars week, tor fourteen months. Proof that the
services were rendered, and at that price. Judg-
ment for plaintiff $500.
GENERAL TERM.
Present Judges Mccarthy, Thompson and Maynard.
Nodtmeytr Us. Observation-Disclosures affirmed
with costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-03

TROY, N. r., august n, 1000
Seventy thousand dollars worth OF property was deg
troyed by fire in the village Of West Troy this morning.
The fire broke out about O'Clock in the morning,
n the piles Of lumber Immediately adjoining Lamby's
carriage establishment Canal street. between Roches-
Ter street and the Erie Canal From thence sp.ead with
>nconceivable rapidly to the buildings in the immediate
vicinity The following lst Of the principal property
Destroyed
I&mbys carriage establishment residence owned by
3. P. Wswe John Perrgos dwelling, Patrick Kelly's
livery stable the dwelling houses OF VIM Clements VIM
Crowner, j. D. Lobde and Mr.. Condee. All the lumber
on the east side Of the canal from Canal street to the re-
sdence Of Abraham Dyer, was destroyed. II was owned
by Smith Craig and Lee Il Hall. Loss Of the former
b about $4,000 and Of the latter $4,000 The lumber
or the opposite deof the canal caught fire. but not
Than q 900 WORTH belonging to Hall Ogden destroy
3D. The origin of the fire is unknown but supposed to
have been the work Of an ncendiary The property is
generally ms ured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-03

Washington market, liz nuisance, but there is no
hopes OF its ever being bettered short Of the general
coDfagration.
Even Cortlandt street, although it emits no
very unpleasant odors, yet is abominably dirty.
There are heaps Of dirt lying in the gutter in
Trout o. Nos. 2S q and So and y were TIN n
street for over two months. There ~ many
other streets in similar condition to this, but as
was stated in the beginning the most Of the streets
in the lover end Of the city are tolerably clean,
With the exception of Washington street and the
vicinity of Whitehall These localities should be at
tended to at once, and the ordinances relative to
throwing ofal and slops in the streets should De
strictly enforced for it is from this source that nearly
all the ptstilentia odors and noxous etuvas arise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-03
The Condition OF the Streets.

Our reporter yesterday took a survey o. the
streets In the lower part OF the city, from Cha bers
street 70 the Battery. He found them, "a general
thing In very fair condition, far as noxious and
unwholesome efiuvias are concerned tn ough not by
any means clean. On the contrary, they sadly
need sweeping, and cart loads Of dirt might be
gathered from the streets on almost every block In
the First, Second and Third wards. But dirt Of
itself, in this dry weather, is not absolutely I'M
healthy, provided IL is unmiAed with vegetable or
animal matter, and as there are but few dwellings
in this part Of the city, and comparatively little
garbage and slops thrown into the Streets this may
be set down at present the most healthy portion
Of the city. There are however, some prominent
exceptions, which show that the general cleinli-
ness is not owing to any diligence on the part Of
the Street Inspector or Health Warden, or police,
but sriscs from the scarcity Of dwellings. Where
there are any houses whose inmates are able 10
make the street filthy in front Of their DOORS there
You will find IL. Washington street, from Cortlandt
street to the Battery, contains filth enough to infect
whole district. The Dutch jewellers in the lower par
Of that street 10 vie wi h each other 10 sec which
shall get up the nastiest prospect In front Of their
DOORS Our reporter after taking an impartial survey
OF each bio H. and viewing the whole line in all its va
rious aspects, was utterly unable TO say which Han
had the best prospect Each house had evidently
thrown all the refuse matter slops and ofal that
had into the street, and II one shanty beat another
II was only because its proprietor was able to give
larger dinner party. The cutters on both sides are
lined with an assortment Of vegetables In which
cabbage leaves predominant, and corn husks, potato
peengs, string beans and egg shells form subor-
dinate part, and tho whole putrid mass floats and
stinks, and stinks and foata, !" In nasty pool Of
green, Shiny liquid as can be found this side Of Am
ula .I.w IN II
Dutch settlement, with or without dam. In front
OF 81 Washington street are two three cart loads
al various kinds Of garbage, mixed with shsvings
and straw. In front of No. Ga three large heaps
Of filth in the shape Of decayed vegetables and mud.
The wide passage leading 10 the rear of No. 70
IL in most foul condition. and IL Is impossible
10 zee how the Health Warden of that distrcs II he
has nose on his face, could pass there without
having his attention arrested by the nuisance
Front street, between Coentis slip and States
treet also in very bad condition So also IL Water
street. from Broad street TO Whitehall Pearl street
between Whitehall and State street IL still worse he
whole region round about that old rat trap called
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-03

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday, at
noon, at The City Hall, the President, Isaac. 0
Barker, Esq, in the chair, and Walter F. Concklin,
Clerk.
The following disposition of vessels at Quarantine
was ordered
Bark Iillas, arrived from Havana on the I'd o.
July, having remained at Quarantine thirty days,
was directed to be allowed to come up 10 the city.
The brig Eliza Jane, reported up previously was
ordered to thirty days additional quarantine.
The bark Brunette arrived July IL from st.
Jago, having been properly fumigated, was allowed
TO proceed to the city.
The brig Bngimbo arrived from Gonaives July Is
having discharged its cargo in compliance with pre-
vious instructions Of the Commissioners, was al
lowed upon request Of the captain, TO proceed to
Eizabethport.
The schooner Independence, arrived August /
Quarantine fifteen days the cargo after this time to
be sent on lighters to the city.
The ship War Hawk, arrived from Havana, was
ordered TO be quarantined thirty days.
The sooner Hugh w. Frye, arrived Maracaibo,
August J. was allowed to send her cargo on lighters
70 the city. The vessel to be detained for thorough
fumieation.
The bark Antelope, from Barbados, arrived An.
gust l, with twelve passengers board was ordered
% be guaranteed seven days.
The ship Rebecca, arrived August l, from Buenos
Ayres, with cargo Of wool, hair ana hides, was d.
rccted to send her cargo on lighters out OF the city
The brig Josiah Fax, from Ponce, r. Il, and
schooner Fulina, from Savannah, both arrived July
81, were ordered 10 be detained at Quarantine fifteen
daya
The steamship Tennessee, previously reported, was
allowed to send on lighters to the city its cargo, with
the exception Of its hides, which we're ordered TO be
landed at she United States wharf, at Quarantine.
The passengers Of the steamship Isabel, having
remained several days at Quarantine for observation
according TO previous instructions OF the Commits
sioners, and being found healthy, was allowed to
come up TO the city.
One or two minor nuisances in Water street were
passed upon, when the board adjourned TO Monday.