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RECTlFIlNG ESTA BIISHME NT-The I'M
IL deTSG ned takes THIS method 0t informing iIuuor
Dealers that he has fitted mp a RECTIFN ING rs
IABLlSH MENT ia this city, and Is now prepared
to supply all those who may favor HIM with their
custom. He has on hand a large stock of BraAdies
TIN, " ines, and Old Whlskeys, which he sell
AZ as low tgure they can he purchased for Ell
ther In Baltimore or PhIladelph
n. b. The subscriber has also on hand large lot
OF Foreign and Domestic CICors.
PETER PAGAN,
ian l4-6Rf No. IS IOuiFIAna av a, near liHh at
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DO y l. ID X NEDY.
No. 10 Wdrren Sfrsef. RorbnrY, MaSsdehxseff,

Agents for Washing ton.-Chas. StOtt & Co. H.
Gilman, kdwell & Lawrence, J. Il. Gardner, BURY
Co, ID. Walsh Il Co. r. ). Walsh, J. p. Stone
Martin hing, Marin d Palmer, Schwartz Il Co. q
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunlar
by son, ord & Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R
5. CIsseE, o NJ Lontham, J. l.. kldwell.
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I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL
w lowing Goods which we prepared To SCI, "A
2 small advance of cost for cash
a very large variety OF Turner Bros. celebrated
Turner'S Ginger Wine, an excellent remedy for
Blackberry Brandy, certain cure for Diarrhea sud
Claret, Madeira, Sherry. and Sweet MALAGA Mines.
al of superior quality
Raspberry, StrawbeTIy, Ginger, and Cherry Bran
me- 81 ~ 81 OF me MAYORS, prepared from the pure
Eose, CInnamon. Annis, and PEPPERMINT Cordials
Sotac"a' Ahslnthe. Essence Of temperament
Extract OF Sarsapanlla, Stoug bton Bltters
Forest w Inc Buffers.
n w have also on hand. a supply Of DIR. wheeler's
Seleofsted sherry Wine Bitters, a splendid article
large supply OF the following named stock OF Nst
Liquors, beng the only Liquors Of the kind in The
DlstTlct and which cannot fsi IN giving satissctioG
XXX Pale Ale, PhIladelphia Brown Stout y N poT-
ter, and a line article of Lager Beer.
on hand. ARNY& SUISL'
Je8 81 Green street. GeorEetown.
/ AW BOoKS5DIgest Of MARY land Reports,
Reports, vols. and Maryland ChancerY 0ecIs-
IONS vols, by StOckett, Merrick, and Miller,
Chtty on the Law of Carriers with American Notes.
Hill Trustees, with American Notes; new cdr
Oioott's Admiralty Reports for the Southern DIS
trlct OF \ ew York vol.
Oreenleafs oVerruled Cases; revised edition;
Digest of English Law and Eoui,, Rsno,,. vol
Abbot Is PIac.lce Reports 2vols
hnard on Real Property 2 voss new edition
Aooison on Contracts, with American Notes : vol.
Index to English Common Law Reports; 2rol.
June FRANCK TAYLOR.
NOR pnp A rIDN, ,-,~@~,-c - =
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STAMPED ENVELOPES.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 81, 1857
the 9Th dav Of July next for fEqnshnT a Ee ssin o.
ed envelopes this Department NAV require for pc
No. l, OF note slze ~ by ~ inches. of white pa
No.2 or letter size, ga by 81 inches. Of buff or
Whle paper or In such proportions of buff and white
No. 8, or official size 81 by 81 inches, buff or
whtei or In such proportions of either may be
Proposals are also invited for furnishing straw
10 each ana ior wooden cases tor packing parcels
The envelopes 10 be made in the best manner. of
RapeLr OF approved quality, manufactured specially
master General may direct. They must I've gurnmed
Tor sealing, at least Pa inches the point, banded in
parcels OF 3, packed without charge for packing md
furnished complete and ready for use IN such guam
titles as may be required to fill the orders OF post
An agent of the Department will furnish the ad-
dress for each parcel which is to be pasted on the
The dies for embosslng the postage Stamps on the
envelopes are to be executed IN the hest style, and
at the expense of the contractor.
Bidders are requested to furnish samples of paper
furnish. r'0P0'0 ~
Bond and security will I've required for the faithful
performance of the contract, and pay ments under il
Will be made quarterly; Price, quality Of samples
and the sufciency of the bidder will be cons;deTed
together IN awarding the contract and the Postmas-
ter General reserves to himself the right to annu II
whenever he shall discover that the same, or any
part oft is offered for sale in the market for the
purpose OF speculation and he will no case sane
tlon transfer of the contract to any party who shall
be. In his opinion, less able and quail fled than the
original bidder or contractor. The right is also re-
faithfully any of it's stipulations.
The number Gf epEeoPos issued to postmasters in
the 1 asp enulng March 81 S51 Is stated below
8,74l ,25O q 2, 1"
e 7sS :: " Z. 1" 10"
The bids should he marked Proposals for Stamp
ed Envelopes" and addressed Third Assistant
Postmaster General, Post Office DepartmeDto
AARON V. BROWN
10 i-uuSo Postmaster General.
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Late Commissioner GenT Land Ofne-


have used Mr.. Tobias's Spectaces for three or
four months and take great pleasure i'm ssying thst
benefited by them. GEO p SCAR Ri Cd y"
May 5th, 1886.
was recommended to Mr.. John Tobias as a skill
tu opticIan; and as have eyes of remsrksb he nacn
IsrIty was gratlhed to find that Mr.. Tobias seem
measurement, and he has made me pair Of Snants
oles that suits me admirably. A. r. BUTTER
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General Superlntender

through Tickets 10 Memphis, &o.. sold At VII
mngt9n, ~ Z; Charleston, =. c.; Augusta Savan-
nah' Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus Ga; Nontrom-
cry; An Chattanooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
10 connect with the Western Trains ON this road
passengers VIII take the ntght ~ains from WilmIng-
Ion y. u; Augusta, Ca; ChBttanoOga and NssbVli'e
tehh.' ana the day trans from Charleston and
hInGsvIle. :. G.; and Atlanta. Ga ap7'f
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SHlLIINGTON HAS RECEIVED pIIC-
- MANS Magazine for july
Graham's Magazine for july
ladies' National Magazine for July
Ballon's Dollar Monthly for JULY
New York Journal for July,
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for tho ub oC
July, full of illustrations " ~ " "
=, All the Newspapers. Magazines. and everything in
the stationery line kept constantly and and for
safe At JOS. SHILI.INGTON'S,
Bookstore, Odeon Building.
Je IL corner ~ street and Penn avenua
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DYE AND BARLEY MALT, for sale at the
"a CITY MALT HOT Sc, corner Of West Falls
avenue and Block street, Baltimore, Nd.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, AILROAD,
NEW ROUTE To THE SOUTHWEST.
~ s| =: - 60

~ 1I IT'D ' I'M ID 4 NIUN hAILhOAU
-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Chdff0HOOsd, Tenn: Charleston & T.. So-o,
nGh, Ga; ard all tks NortheGsIeTn eifies, trtrA
Memphis, TtRH. ~
The las' connecting link Of aIlroad bet ueen NENy
fOhh AN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
MS road rs now completed and opened for the ye,
ular transportation Of Passengers and Frelsbt a,d
Will anord more Expedition and less Ex Dense thar
any other route between the Northeast and Soufb-
west. Passengers and Shippers will take due notice
thereof, and govern themselves accordingly
Passenger Trains leave Stevenson daily AZ ~
O'Clock. n. M, (aer the arrival of the trsins from
Chattanooga and Nashville, and arrive Al Memnbls
same day a. p. M, connecting with First Cas-
Steam Packets to New Orleans and ar other inpoTe
tant points upon the Western Rivers God. e,1
signed 20 Railroad Agents a. Charleston or Ssysn
nah VIII he forwarded TO Memphis and other noinfs
by Express Freight Trans i P'iii's'
Freight IN charge of the Adams Express Com
pany Is carried over thls route daily by the Passen
ger 'raihA' T. C. ARMS
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P.S. OPERA GLASSES or GRAZ, ,.. ,r,,,
80 ESSeGHOPES and MICROSCOPES WaT1sSnh IL e l.
hSh ULASSkS, and many other articles in Tbs
hne az very low prices constantly ON hand LA 'LHs
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FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..
Authorized Capital. 81 ,25O,OOOW
OFFICE. NORTHWEST CORNER PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND nth STREET, WARRINGTON.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos. II. Florence, Charles Dngee,
George III. Armstrong, Thomas Mander6eld,
Charles A. RuhIcam, Edwa6d f. Heimbold,
George Helmbold, p. Carroll Brewster,
James r.. NealI, Isaac Leech, Jr.
THOMAS b. FLORENCE, President
EDWARD X. HELMBOLD Secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. S1 ID street, opposite City
Hail.
John NJ. Thornton, corner LIST street and Virginia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, No. p ~ street.
John Rigglcs, No. sol 18Th street, below Pennsy-
wanna avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain ]. p. Levy, No. 81 PENNSYLVANIA syenue
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, Nav A. Ias6
rom natural defects and the unequal range az nv
nave been compel ed to use glasses for seye,
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted TO INV eyes Eou,
nionIns since MI Tobias made two pairs espec,alI,
i o ne, Wncn nave found to serve me perfec,iyy
ny the use OF MS optometer he 10 enabled 10 sdant
sIasses most nlnutely to the eye. most oheerfnifs
grasses, and bear TESTIMONY as To ms I'll e use
OptlcIan. HENRY = "a Al nk nu as an
Asst Sec'y to sign Land Warrant.
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WILMINGTON, N. c., JAN, Il. 1874
Mr.. j. Tobias. Dear Sir: [ am happy To say tb.,
the Spectaces which obtained from You last veeS
are entirely satisfactory. From an ineouaty IN the
visual range OF my eyes, | have heretofore fnnnd
sIe dlihcnty IN getting glasses of the proner focal
usRnce III affords me pleasure to state thst NV ths
AID OF your optometer this difficulty has been hsnni
ohNsted, so that the glasses YOU me- a..
ever yet used. ~ o'0 vi ""t nave
Very respectfully, yours, R.B.DRANE.
Rector of ST JRmes,s psrish
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I.LIOTT'S HISTORY OF NEW INA
II land, vols, 5vo; So. -"
irving s Sketch Book, vol, Is mo; GO cts.
Irving Tales of Traveller | vol, I6 mo 6o c,s
Salmagund, vol, Is mo; CT cts '' ~ 0''
1 vol: 81 .25. ''ou p0iiou'
Ruskin's Modern Painters. 4 VOL; SIPS
r, Marriage As II Is and Should Be, by Rev, John
Dadd,s Modern Horse Doctor, | vol: 81.
Dadd Anatomy and Physiology of the Horse.
large volume with plates; 50. ,-o'0'i
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NOTlCE-NOTICE.-I have a few of those cbean
70 so Oii aa; SITS on hand. which Iwish~0
COBB. ETS and other GLASS WARE that ~
h must be sod Preparatory to change in my "
No $50. between 9Th and 10th streets Penn svsnue
feb l7-9m John McDEVITT
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DEF RIGERAT0RS.-Some of the best in tho
H. oity, and at the lowest prloes. " ''0
los 9. FRANCIS, go 1th street.
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HCMPHRlES & JUNNIMAN
IL On Fourth street east, between r and F,

HUMPHRlES & JUNNIMAN,
IL On curtin street east. between f. and F,
CAPITOL HILL,
have fitted up their place. which will be open dsjIv
To visitors, and every Monday afternoon for those
who wish 10 engage III the English 0uadrIilas or
German Waltzos: will find an opportunity TO do So
there. Weher's Rand has been engaged for the sea
son. and will he in attendance
They have on hand and constantly making the
puIest Larger 10 Ina obtained IN the CITY. ie II SIN
LRENCH BOOkS.-ROusseau; Les Confess
SONS, vols.. illustrated, II cents.
Rousseau; La NOUvele HelOse, 2 vols Ill rated
- cents.
Noltart; lie Steele ds Lonis XIV, vol, illustra-
ted 81 cents.
VoltaIre; DichoEnalre Phosophique, vols, illus
trated SI.75.
N"liaIre: La llenrladc. vol, illustrated 81 cents
Nine De SevIgne LettTes =, | vol: Is cents,
Ions Key and; Jerome Paturot y cents,
scribe; Comedies Nandeyes: 81 cents
Dumas Fills AntOnIne; 50 cents.
BalZac; lie Cousin Pons 80 cents.
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T,HE AUTHOR OF"JOHN HALIFAX. Cen
Il tem?n." Nothing New, Tales. BY this distin-
Boat l.lfe ia Egypt and Nubia. By William C.
Prime; J IS.
n me Students' Glbbon: By William Smith, LII.
IL. Illustrated with one hundred engrayIngs: al.
Just published and for sale at
TAYLOR MAURY'S
49,, Bookstore near 9Th street.
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Authorized Capital and Assets, 81, f73,O5 u
$500 n. - - S525|SIW
The following statement exhibits the business and
condition of the Company to November |, 1856:
Premium received on marine and inland risks to No
vember /, 1856. ..--.-..-.-.........S SPA ,684 50
ElTe premium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1875 81
Interest ON loan 8,7O4 AZ
Total receipts S4N,lS5 IS
rad marine losses. ..-....-.-. S64,427 %
Pald hire losses. .....-.........-. 3,7S7 80
Expenses, salaries, and commits
Reinsurance, return premiums,
and agency charges....-.-- 2,474 81
-sl77,I9s 81
Balance remaining with the Company S23a57 N
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MORE CHAP GOODS FROM AUCTION.
We have nO~ In store. and are selling at greatly
reduced prices
%" yards fue plaid Gnghams at l29z cts, all good
1870 yards white and coored Brllllants at l2JI and
1891 cts.
$50 yards good styles Bareges and De'Iains at l21k
and 8'i cts.
1900 yards ueat plaid and striped Dress Silks st ST..
81 and q cts, which are decided Bargains
100 new style silk and lace MantIas, Shawls and
Scarfs. ~
We shall, frsm day TO day. sell our entire stock of
Rich Barege Robes. Rich Six Robes, and Fancy
Dress Silks at PRIME cost, for cash only.
Mourning tIOOds-Our stock is large and well AS
sorted; all Of the best class.
w invite all ladies IN want of cheap Dress Goods
TO call early, shall close out our stock Of Fancy
Goods this season.
COLLEY & SEARS
Je f-2weO 5z}7th ST., doors north Pa ave-
NEW GOODS.-H. J. MCLAUGHLIN & CO..
l Y have this week received large lot of A Ms
OF every style, fresh Perfumery. Baskets, Porte
Monnaes. &C., at No. 90 betw 81 and 9Th streets
je Is
DULPIT ELOQUENCE OF THE NINE
L teenth Century. containing the best discOurses
OF the most eminent living Ministers in Europe and
Amerca, with Biographical Sketches, by Rev. Hem
~ y fIsh. Complete IN one volume, large octave,
with portrait OF D'AubgHe price $3.50.
Je 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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f.. 5. Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills To the Patent Office, with per
COnta ming this notice. 10 IL Iaw3w
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S1Edrtors Of the above papers will please copy,
ana send their bills To the Patent Office. with pa per
containing this notice. ie 23-aw3w
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE PORT wARDENs.


The busjness Of the new Port WardeD- y daily IN
creasipc. As the merchants understand the law thy
readily comply with its requirements. On Monday
the Wardens surveyed 45 vessels, Tuesday H. and
Yesterday over 80. A man named Avery, not q mem
Der Of the old Board of Marine Surveyors, held an
unlawful survey on the bark Lucy Ring On Monday
The Port Wardens have already commenced an action
spaip.t him for msdemeanor. We underst9nd that
Avery on hearing that he was % be prosecuted, got
Mayor Wood yesterday to make him Port Warden
under the Donean Charter. Other merchants, GA
leaning that their vessels had been uulawfuy sur
veyed. have requested the Wardens TO make the
necessary examinations.
MUTIsY oN BOARD OF yEssTL.
Last night mutuy occurred board Of the brig
Zeno lying in the North River bound to the coast of
Africa. Information was sent this morning 10 Capt
NJ Murray of the First Ward Police, who Immediately
dispatched Lieut. Dalton and FIVE men, who arrested
the whole Of the and took them before the United
States Marshal, but no witnesses appearing, they
all acquitted. Tie second mate il badly injured
4 new crew has been shipped.
FOR MOYROvIA.
The new schooner President Benson sailed yestcr-
day from Baltimore for Monrova. She built in
Baltimore for Mr.. Hall, the well-known friend Of Ii
beria residing in that city. She named in honor
of the President of Liberia, and is intended for the
coang trade ofhat country and takes out the residue
of the large sugar-m, portion of which was sent by
the Mary Caroline Stevens. The President Benson is
consigned to the brothers McGiI OF Monroyia, who
will have the management Of her.
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Asia, Capt Lott, sailed yesterday at
noon for Liverooo with l72 passengers, among whom
were the Rev. Drs. Vinton and Alexander. She took
out also 81 52S go 70 in specie The British ss v
steamer Queen of the South Capt Beal also raileo at
noon for Southampton and Bremen, with l28 cabin and
sc steerage passengers.
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THE POLICE.
ppocrEDINcs OF THE POLICE CoMMIS-
SIONERs.
day.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE COhalS-
SIONERs.
A.. The meeting Of the Board yesterday morning 'ne
Sunerutepdent reported that he had received returns
from six Police Inspectors or Captans-amonS lheun
Cant Turnbuu Of the Eighth District VINO mao no'
before officially recognized the authority OF the bo"'u
b csr,aius not needing the order lately issued re-
op;rns them 70 make returns, viii most proDaoy De
dismissed at once. ?
The following regulations prescribing the style oi
tho new Police uniform. reported by the Committee
on General Discipline, were adopted:
C,rrNxs-Blue frock-coat, double-breasted; pIa'ed
.bi.d with Excelsior on a scroll in the besk OF an
eagle.
Srper.xrs-Blue frock-coat, double-brcasted'
bross shield badge on the right arm; white stripes
on pants.
P.rRoryry-Blue frock-coat, siugle-breasted, low
standing collar gilt buttons, arms Of the State blue
vest. gilt buttons with arms OF the state blue row
sers. with small white cord on the sides; oIae cap
brass star, with arms of the state.
Mr. Brsyoort, the Secretary Of the superintendent.
conceived the form and device OF the newly auoP'eu
roice badge The shield is substituted for the star
heretofore in use and may be considered emo!ema'ca
Of the pocemans duties-to protect citizens nom 'io-
lence and wrong. II Is surmounteu ny Ill eas' Wv"
expanded wings grasfing a scroll bearing the motto
Excelsior On the center of the shield appears tAe
arms of the State and the lower portion is in
.cribed n number which will enable any person to
identifya patroman with ease The remaining sur
face oftbs shield will be corrugated in such manner
as 10 be easily visible at night
NJ Draper offered the following resolutions, which
were adopted: .e... g.. ,o.,,,, :
tho
OF the law April 18th, relative TO the remove OF us
sy;stips In public streets roads places, and hsh"ays DC
500 - n,cial coumittee two, report as early Pi
I'M ha proyision necessary for the utmost security
oC our citizens against postilential disease. ,..
R,yolte9 That fellow citizens be aud aye heSoS
ed 10 uo,y the Superintendent of omission Of Tue pow
foc IN portirg duties elected as wen a. wrongs 'ou
ted In any part of the Metro potsn Police Distinct
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STRUCK BY THE CoMET.-The good people down
Indianapolis, IU8., terribly frightened on Tues
day evening. Tney believe down there that the
comet is going 20 knock our little planet " all TO
smash" ana have been greatly exercised about IT for
some time. With this liof, aud under this excite
ment they were thrown into "a stats Of alarm Tues
day evening tia, is described perfectly awful"
by seeing the moon rise from behind the eastern hills
as red as blood and looking like the great head of
fiery dragon. They thought it was the cOmet-that 1t
was about to strtk-tha the end of all earthly things
was at hand-and they set themselves 10 work, with
prayers and tears and applications to make their
peace" and TO be ready 10 Ego up SO frightened
were they, says TIE Lafayette Journal, that the
alarm bells were rung and the fre-engines brought
out; and the excitement and confusion Tor few mo-
monts was indescrbable The idea of calling out the
engines under such circumstances was worthy of the
genius Of Dame Darlington, who undertook to repel
al invasion of the Atlantic with her mop The APP
pearance Of the full orb above the horizon soon
stored the people 10 their senses and converted their
shreks OF alright and fenzed appeals TO heaven into
a general gufiaw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Tie Commissioners of Emigration met AT the once
in Orih street yesterday aitcrnoon-the Hon GCLiAS
C.NTRPLANCk the chair, and Mayor Powell, hesSrs'
Canigan, Quits, Cummings, Crabree, Hunt, fls-
bury Purdy and GGrrlgue present.
A Communication from the Commissioners for the
removal Of Quarantine received and read. IL
notified tie Commissioners that the temporary quar-
nntnc buildings Seguines Point would be IN read-
ness 10 receive patients the first day OF july and
that on that DAY they would place the buildings IN
charge If the Commissioners, in accordance with the
2lst section of the law for the removal of the Quaran-
tine station The bect referred 70 the President
and Counsel of the Board.
The NICE-PREsIDKST reported the bids put n ny
various Coal Companies to supply the Commissioner.
with coal. The lowest the proposition OF the
Delaware and Lackawanna Company, offering 10 de-
liver coal az Grand street and Marine Hospital al 81 ~
per tun Referred the Vice President, with power.
The following is the weekly statement:
KumLet Of .nieaus arrived TO May -
Nune Of empsu. arrived since 10 May H.......' $500
To,l .52l
To dAte IN
1857. 1856.
No eliminates in Institutions at Wards I-Isndi3H I4S
No. ia Marine Hospital .............'.''' Io< l'i
Loo
Receipts 10 May -. $1,000. 'I'iIo %
Receipts since 10 May n, for ccInmutarono % 90 90 49, ~ -
alien passengers l''o oo-io'1' -
p.,.,,o. s9s 20 81
Disbursements TO May e'fo -
No payments Cd May ~, 1881 - -
Balance -SssV u
Adjourned