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STREET COM'R--oFFICIAL.


SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
- to the second District Pound Derbi street
81 Ann and Main streets as estrays-
One yellow creole Cow, With both underopped with
stamp OF u horseshoe the right nip
One white yellow and bgcS She Goat with broken horn
Which ella med within days and the expenses
DAY, February 18th, IS5s, at Y O'Clock NJ.
?, A. GuYOL, Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREI,
New Orleans, February ?, 1858.
E'PAYE DU SECOND DISTRICT-u n etc
~ conduit an depot DIES Epayes du Second District Der
bisny, entire ics ues Ste anne et Dumane.
Jne Nache creole jaime les Orses cOupees 1nquement
me etampe dun fer d cheval Ia hanche droi e,
yue CheYre blanche jaime et nOe c1see
n les ats anaGN ne sont pas reclane cans dix jours Ct les
nis lis vendus euchere publique depot
LtNbl, 10 ievrier, ISIS mid precis.
Nouvelle- Orleans lie , feyri-r 1858. fe3 s IS
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-NVas brought
Laurel and Constance strreS l. estray-
One Bay Horse abou l5 hands high long and tail,
BRAIDED with letters on the left hip. shod all round
Which not claimed within days aud the expenses there
paid, will be 50 At public auction said pound WE'D
NESpAh, 2iih OF February, lS5s, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
p,-.,., r A; GuIoL, Street Commissioner.
7, J. HITsELBERGER
New Orleans, February u, 1855.
ENPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-n n
- ee conduit au depot des epaVes du Quaeme District
jackson Constance ct Laue epave-
Cn cheva bal denyon la mains d. haut la crniare
e. T. queue tongues etampe sur ia hanehe gauehe d, ct
dij cheys nest Pas recame dams dix jonrs ct les
iais payeN IL vendu enchere puhligue dit depot
hEkCRtDl, "A teyrer 1858, d 10 heures A. NJ.
7. A. GuYoL, Commissaire des
Nouvele-orleans, Y fevrer 1888. fel3 is q
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Leaves ON SATURD AY, 18th inst. at s p. n.
~. FbIS CAMDEN DIRECT-Fhe swii

l4NlL4-ps Il running passenger steamer Paul Jones,
John Glenn, master, II. K Hazle clerk will
leave above for Camden Pigeon Hill MeT's Bu Cham
pamolle, Wilmington Moo, Marie saline, Extra Alabama
Landing, Point Plea Ounchita City SerlngtOn Trenton,
Monroe, Pine Bluffs Columbia Harisonblrg Trinity and ali
Intermediate landings the above For further pacu
rs j s PAGAUD. Aiverti.lng Aeent
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MEMORANDA.


R7- Capt Williams Of the ship Maritaue, reports having
passed 5th February, Isaacs, ship Csubsa from
pool for this port.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, 18Th inst at5PM
r. FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS. Will

lAAfs- mngJyn Cha upagnOlle Moreal, Pigeon Hills
Marie Saline Alabama Landing Ouacha City
Strliugton Ioehomond Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Colum
h HRrrisonburg Trinity all intermediate landings
the Ouacha and Black yeThe elegant swift passenger
steamer Bluff city, Frank Keeling master will positively
leave advertised For m light passage ppy board
The Bluff City will give clear bills ltding Camden.
fel2 j. 5. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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The following the chief provisions Of the bank BILL
Gently passed the Legislature Of Tennessee
SEC l. All suspended banks shall January l. 1859
after July 1873 bank shall issue Of less deuOmna-
ton than five dollars and after the LIST of January. 1852
less than ten dollars after the passage OF this
bank broker insurance company savings institute other
companies shall pay for circulation the Of
bank chartered by the State Bnd bank sha pay
any except shall not sell dispose Of gold
bank for any premium discount No bank shall pay
any dividends while in OF suspension, except
psohs from bank of Tennessee the dividend which
State is entitled from the stock owned by il in the Union and
Planters Banks, which be paid directed
by existing lawsN No interest shall be paid deposits. Nc
suspended bank shall sell exchange for than per
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

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,, NOrt u hvLl'Hh.o pt lN,E.
nESo1 VIM, rrv,. ~, =. Jew oIl.ts uIy Z, leoo
X IS y tS Iitat ale M pc, anu
~ - ueIepy AHtoleu anu required 70 give notice, by
suhg ~ me onenl Journal that in accordance
~ iss ~ ~ oIullalce 10 ltiN approved Mafch
ie WI lol pay any pm ssAllai me cry unless
~ nei " ~ .. an oue ifoLn the comptroller,
III O'' 'i'o OiuinA0e ieter 20 ,v,
l'isneHl p,,-.p r. u ihNOf,,
rs,., tresiusht bosFl d assistant Aiuermen'
l''sueuI r,a Z; 81 D., 1879 ~ k2,
49,. Al, 90 tess fiesluent boaiu Vi AluoIinen'
lsisnedI JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb. b. nj 3 p NJ
, TS7s FOR CAMDEN DIRECT, AND ALL
u intermediate landings ouaehitR and Black
rvers-The splendid and fast running packet
BLUM city,, Frank Keeling MASTER will leave above
for Beach HIS ChampagHole Wilmington, Moro Landing,
Onacha City Port Union Lock omoud Trenton Monroe, Pine
Bluff, Columbia Harrisonburg and Trinity.
For ireigh or passage apply on board
fel2 MUSE 4 BRO, No Front street.
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CATTLE MARKET

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. y.
good stock Of Pine and Ordinary Western Cattle offered
to-day firm market but Sheep good stock Of
Mich Cows and Hogs remain on sale.
PRICES:
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COTTON AND roBAoco STATEMENT.
sSOsi3

SUGAR.. There has been good demand and with mode
receipts prices have held upward tendency The
sales embrace 9000 hhds and the the
range Of the following advanced figures.
QUOTATIONS ron LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior Common. .2S4 Prime and Choice. 5s66s4
Fair Fully Fair .bAs u.s. Clarified and Refined bsGts
On plantation 600 hhds have been sold Sc q n
Weeks receipts 9,sil hhds-Exports 2O5O.
MoLASSES The week opened with advancing tendency
prices and sales made Saturday 2425o for
Prime Choice the market gave way and
recent have been At l62Oc for Inferior
raenting Good lots, and 2l21Se gallon for Prime
Choice half bills selling 2l Sc gallon, according
quality.
On plantation $4,000 gallons have been sold at l5 and
three crops early the week At Ice gallon IN the
eistsrn.
Weeks receipts IS, SIS bbls-ExpOFts l.sQo
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P. NJ.
K~s COAST PACKET STEAMER

lss!sss5sarsi Bella DOnna-ro and from New Orleans,
G Bayou Sara. Fort Adams Willamspor Port
Hudson, and all intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McCOmbs master will resume her old trips commencing
Saturday August 18TH aud will the
leaving New Orleans every Saturday evening, O'clock
and Bayou sara every Wednesday evening arrival Of
from Woodville.
RS-A clerk will be the Leyee freight Thurs
day morning.
sSatcuar attention paid to the receiving and landing Of
passenEess and freight a. all hours Of the day aud night.
iy29u HOLMES & CLAUS, "A Tchouptoulas st.
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THE FIGHr IN CosdfEss.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, who witnessed the scas in the
House Of Representatives, between Mr.. Keitt Of
South Carolina, and Mr.. Grow Of Pennsyl yania, gives
the following account Of it
At about o'clock, A. NJ, Gen. Quitman offered
proposition to disentangle the proceedings in the
House. Mr. Grow, who was in one Of the aises the
Democratic side OF the House. objected little tartly
Mr.. Keitt said to him, Go the other side Of the
House to which you belong if your want to obect.n
AFR. Grow answered, III object where please.n
Mr.. Keitt then said, f" Wait till | can come round
and II take care OF youh Mr.. Keitt went round and
said to him. You Abotionist puppy, move to your
side of the House. and don't stay here" Mr. Grow
said, III stay as long as pIease.n Mr.. Keitt then
choked him for an instant He then started off when
Mr. Grow said, You can't come from your planta-
tation and crack the whip me-" Mr. Keitt turned
back and said. III choke You again for that inso-
ience, and be grasped his throat second time Gen.
Davis, OF Miss. then interfering wrenched Mr.. Keitt
round to keep them apart, and pressing him against
the corner OF table, Mr. Kcitt partially fell. MIR.
Grow, when Mr. Keitt wrenched round to separate
them, struck at Mr.. Kett, we think but did not
reach him. Those by say he did not reach him. Mr..
Barksdae, nintererng to separate them, struck,
and dealt few heavy blows in return. The whole
thing was sudden and over 10 a moment. There was
not much excitement prevailing before or afterwards
This is saccnet statement of the whole affair, which
will, doubtless, be greatly exaggerated by Black Re
publican prints. The whole thing was extempo-
Rane0us.
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Louisiana Manufacturing Company.
Jackson Railroads cent. Bonds
unoA insurance company. par
Hope insurance company par
star nirance company
New Orleans Dry Dock
Louisiana Dry Dock par
Oeseeht bff par
Our dates from New York to-day speaketh follows
The Market though daily receiving accession the
per OF onse buyers and therefore, vigorous IN its
ing impulses is yet approaching point where. although
reaction OF Importance can be looked tor and although nearly
everything favor advancing would
be neither surprising weeks activity in
direction reaction The large specie day and
the probability of declining in the stock Of coin At he
banks during the week considered adverse light
and have temporary effect; but the other hand the
ket may receive favorable impulses from the foreign advces
expected
There nothing Importance doing exchange and rates
are firm.
There have only been moderate offerings OF uncurrent bank
money this week Some kinds have declined particularly the
banks OF Alabama outside of Mobile.
United Treasury have also down TO per
cent discount Coin bullion taking freely Mexican
dollars l04 and American silver coin, Of 1883 at l IL and
per would be good thing if Congress would
Immediately pass sdells BILL not however TO take
effect june Immediately the President placing his
signature 10 it.
There have sales of land warrants within QUO
tstions addition the quotations in this market, add
tbs New York buying and selling rates.
We usual weekly quotations OF coin and
money being the Of the Bank Of Commerce:
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The St Louis Price Current thus the money
market Of that city


The money market continues quiet and inactive. This
counting Institutions passing ali the first class paper Offering
which considered strictly Nc is offered abundnty and
is purchased the ranging from lS219
per MONTH Eastern exchange continues in limited supply
Of the small of produce going forward
the bankers find it difficult keep supply. Tue drawing
by bankers continue per for coin
for Missouri There few prime bills Offering
and the purchasing for 81 day bills, G
0H2l6 per cent. discount
Currency increasing aud large quantity of Illinois and
Wisconsin has been here in the few days
IN Eastern exchange which has caused
80 discount the best be exchanged
Missouri money is per cent discount.
The Cincinnati The 4th quoted follows
The money market has undergone any change
date last weekly The demand
fully the supply capital but first class
been difficult Of negotiation HOP pet cent names
under this head current and Of this class the
offerings somewhat larger than last week. with ranging
from 1904 per cent snuun
The has dull and heavy New York exchange
and prices, though quoably lower, easier, with
dency decline. Philadelphia and Baltimore have remained
steady previous There has been less ACTIVITY
market New Orleans and prices slightly lower than
Tuesday Eastern bills good demand and there
fair inquiry for prime thirty days paper New Orleans Gold
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FOR OPELoUsA S.

Leaves every WEDNESn AYsat 3 o'clock P. VI.
IT. FOR OPE LOU SAS-THE NEW
Ass4SAnJSt-s 81 EAMER W. Burton, Capt. G.. r. Lou
aiilier built expressly tor the trade, will leave
above taking freight for Old River Smmpor and all landings
the Atchaaaya For freight passage. apply board,
j. NJ JOHNSTON 4 CO., 3 Front Ievee st.
ty1A upiart Ems 4,tpuaa atraa
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.
Alta X A P as

Leaves every SATURDAY, at u o'clock NJ. Positively.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
, ~. FOR ST. MARTINS NIIIaE-REG-
s4s5kv = ulHr 81. Marusyie packet.-rhe fine new
tsSsS[@szs light draft steamer Belle Creole, J. Henry
Whtworth master will leave fr s. Marnsye New Iberia,
Jeanneres Charrenton Franklin Ceutrevs Paitesonvie
Berwick and Brashear City Bayou Bouf ntermedae
landings above.
All 5usn entrusted to her will be punoualy attended
to- For freight passage, apply board # Cont street.
to HAIL. ROOD & PUTNAM
fustOmhouse street
or TO J. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 co,
No. Front I4evce
d23 J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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Ordinary ,..,...10 Good Fair....ll ca o.
Fair. lJ7fe. Prime ..,....... 1Il.d o.
II. 4. LONSDALE son & CO.,
Cnlire Rrok erh 80 lfIaYin
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
- REGULAR BALIZE AND COAST

Lenves every WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY.
T REGULAR BALIZE AND COAST
le9sIESrssa packet, twice week United States mail
9 steamer Frank steele, John mtry,
te-Ih splendid aud fast running steamer wiz leave New
Orleans for Baze every Saturday 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
every Wednesday, 10 o'clock A. NJ for P0nta la ache
only Returning leaves Ba11 every sunday morning arriving
New Orleans every Monday and Thursday. Planters and
shippers rntrung their busiuss will receive particular
and prompt attention. For freight passage amply board
G.. /. kOU ms K bros, Front street,
fei j. S. PAGACD, Advertising Agent.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY.
~ COAST AND LAFOURCHE PACKET
slAssItss~ The new swift and splendid passenger packet
Gen. pike, J. j. Blown, MASTER A. II. Gar
clerk. leaves New Orleans Wednesday NJ
and every Saturday r. NJ For freight passage having
superior cOmmOdaiOns, apply board
J. s PAGAUD. Advertising Agent.
The Gen. Pike will continue regular packet during
entire
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Leaves every TUESDAY. az o'clock r. N.
= r. ATT 4 X A u y. - REGULAR ST.
hIHlLtra Martiusviile Bayou Bmuf Pace etThe
light draft steamer Gov. Powell. w. Greie
master, will leave above every TT FSDAY, nj ~ NJ
and will take freight for Martinvile Fausse Point
New IBERIA Jeanuerree. Gharenon Franklin, Ceutervllr
Psttersons vile, and all intermediate landings.
All business entrusted oher WILDE punctuay ATTENDED
to. For freight passage, amply on board
ia darcy TREMOULET & co.
] s. PAGAUn. Advertising Agent.
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th FEBRUARY m5P.M
r.. REGULAR TEN DAY SHREVEPORT
sAs141 and Nachtoches Packe-The new elegant aud
and swift running passenger packet steamer
Duke, Samuel APPLICABLE, master f. V Cellos clerk, will
positively above for Shreveport Bayou Cuu'
ehai Campte, Grand Ecore, Nachochr Alexandria Cotle
Norman Landing GOruu's Landing. Tarbn's Landing and
all intermediate landings Red river via Cane rivers
For freight having surpassed accommodations
apply board, 0
FED GEO. II. HITE co. 6 Front street
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REGULAR GRAND ECORE AND
A4klAfys Nafcht0ches facket-The new fine fast run
ming, magnificent passenger packet steamer
kapide-, Jun O. Dowty, MASTER g. J. Barsiog, clerk
will leave above positively for Grand Eeore Natchoches
Alexandra, Collie, Gortous landing Landing Nor.
mans Landing and all intermediate landings river via
Cane Little rivers. For freight passage apply on board
GEO, y. HI co
te9 Front street.
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TOBACCO. with reduced stock sale holders have
been asking very full prices the sales reported during the
week have reached about li0 hhds nearly all private
but including 10 New Crop Iac ats Lugs s. 20 hhds
a7e Sat ca and Selected Old Crop l3lsc b. The mar
ket said to be very arm and generally fully up quota
tons follow;
iugs new cropls lQ6
asa
ZINE
Choice and Selections 01II
Fine aud selected COd cropl.
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PoNTCHARTRAR RAILROAD.
tie Noble - ~' ~
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Leaves on SATURDAY. the 18th Inst. at5P.M
r. FOR SMtTHT,ANn UENTON PO

Caldo, swansous La ding, Shreveport Grand
Bayou Csinpte Grand Fcule, ST. Maurice Al
eSRudr Goron's Landing and all intermediate landings
Independent Peoples lins-The elegant superior
running packet steamer ID. L.. Hodge, Jno SnoNer MASTER
j. T. Murdock clerk, viii leave above. For freight
sage apply board
fee }. $. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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SPEcIFIC ATIoNs for fnrnIshinC nnl de.

Notice is hereby given, thar THURSDAY 18Th inst !
will adudcate my office u O'Clock NJ the above contract
fec lt T. THEAkD. Comptroller.
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Leaves on SATrRDAY. isih Infant atbPM
- ENOR He INEEr IL SON DIX ECT.

lsAAi Iheuew, tine, fast running light drHit passenger
packet Swan, Charles Hayes, master G, r.
Hayes clerk vii leave above for Port Cadlo Smhland Ben
Swans0ns Landing, Shreveport, Grand Bayou Caupe
Grand Ecore, s. Maurice, Alexandria and all lnermediaie
Red river For freight passage having unsui
passed accommodations, apply on board
fel2 j 5. PAGACD, Advertising Agent.
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II lIgF THE FIRST DOSE-Cu,e IN a Few DAYS
epecne solution for Gonorrhea elect Weakness aud all Uni
nary Affections The Faculty of Great Britain ackuowe
- me greatest discovery made Physicians OF France
scribe ~ ana thousands OF effected by
effect palatable to the taste and uvgoratug the system
Sole age for the United States B. ABRAMS 20 Camp street
New Orleans. '
Ia Beware of courerfeits The genuine has fac smile Of
the agsnt's signature ial Snn
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 8 P. NJ
HT=. REGULAR ST. LOUIS PACKEF-THE
hne eguiar passenger packet AieCk Scott,
Capt II. Swit1er will leave for the all
int mediate landings above. For freight passage apply
board,
BELL BUCHANAN co, Agents,
fel2 81 Pnydras street
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The Great ..mu" for the Championship


at o'clock A. NJ. on the 21st the New York
Times received the following Geographic dispatch
BUFFALO, Oct Il, 4:I5 A. M-The fight between
Keenan, and Morrisaey commenced 20 minutes to 4
o'clock yesterday wednesday, afternoon, at Long
Point, Canada. Heenan made objection to the ground
saying that it was not according to the agreement
but as 50 many had so far to gee the fight, be
would waive his objection and fight.
The first round lasted seven minutes. The fighting
was terrible Heenan throwing Morrissey and draw
ing the first blood
In the second round M0rrissey was thrown.
In the third round HeeHan was thrown.
In the fourth round both men came up looking
weak Morrssey was knocked square down by a
blow on the underjaw from EIeenan's right
In the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth rounds
Keenan, was thrown.
In the ninth round both men fought wildly, and
fell side by side.
In the tenth round Heenan was knocked down.
In the eleventh round Morrissey, very weak was
carried to the Scratch Heenan went alone. This
was terrific round, and Heenan fell fainting.
In the Twelfth round Morrssey was carried to the
scratch and lIeenan, too faint to come to time the
battle was declared won by Morrissey
TIE eleven rounds we're fought in twenty-five
minutes. Both Heenan and Morrissey were very
badly cut and had to be brought away on beds.
The fight was witnessed by between two aud three
thousand persons
There was no disturbance.
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-GreatE InrIne pIsnste,..

The Bath taIe) Tribune, Of The 18th, publishes
report Of the loss of thirty sail of fishing vessels
of North Cape, Prince Edwards Island. Most of the
vessels, if not ALL belonged in Maine and Massachu
sets. The Tribune says:
The only definite particulars received relate to the
new mackere schooner Z. Atwood Stnson Jewett
master, OF NCstpot, which was lost with every soul
on board. The crew consisted Of ten persons, uclud
ing the officers. So tar as we have been able b. learn
their names are as follows: StinsOn JeWett, master :
Abner Jewett, brother OF the master, aud both OF
Wesport; Woodbury. GrcenleafI son of Westbrook
GreenIeaf, Esq. of Westport; Bradford Higgins,
whose father is toll gatherer at the WoDWiCh and
Westpor bridge l1ben Barter, Of BoOthhay Thos.
Bngley, OF Georgetown and lhaXweIl Lake, of Rich
moDd. We have just learned that c. Donahue, of
Westp0rJ James Hodgdon Of Boothbay and Sam
ue DOnsett, Of -, were among the lost. The cook
name not given, belonged in Richmond. The schooner
was IS tuus belonged to E. Tarbox Of Westport and
not insured.
Tie correspondent of the Advertiser, at Cascum-
pee Prince Edwards Island, under date OF October
9TH, gives the following additional particulars:
This island has Just been visited BY a severe Storm
causing serious loss OF life and property among the
American fishing feet. The storm commenced on
the evening Of Friday the lst instant and continued
with great severity throughout Saturday and Satur
day night The steamer John Bel, Hopkins, master,
OF Ninalhayen is ashore on the sand hills TO the
south Of this halhor; crew saved. The vessel has
biiEed and will be sold ut auction on Monday next
The schooner e. Atwood Stinson Jewett, master,
of Westp0rt, Me-, came on shore Saturday night,
near the North Cape all hands lost. One man was
found locked in the rigging, and three others have
driftcd on shore The four bodies have been buried
on the island. The crew consisted of nine viz Stn
SON JeWett, H. w. Greeneaf, IhdNter Lake, Come
lius Domaine Angus NJ lees B. Higgins, Eben Bax
ter Thomas Bingley, Albion Gray (the bodies Of the
latter four were iOund) The vessel is a total wreck
and but little will be saved from her She was fine
vessel built last spring, owned by Ezekiel Tarbox, of
Wesport There were about two hundred sail oil
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ting mo PROPER condition those engine houses which
the FHemens Charitable Association have 50 fIr re-
fused 70 receive, Voted upon and lost and then re-
ferred 70 the Finance Committee.
The Committee on Improvements and buildings Of
fered resolutions for repairing the Paeauier Street
watch.house, and instructing the Surveyor to see
about building new station.house in place Of the
present one. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned.