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No. 4IlO. I


Rssop That the securities by following named
officers be- and the hereby accepted and approved
viz,
james D. Denegre, Andrew Smith Miles Judson, W. A.
Fioett and Samuel SmteCutes for a. Gjtfen Treasurer
b. 7 Parker AID William Andry-sGcuri.eB Of j. Il. Bou
li2ny Keeper of Courts.
H. A. Patterson and W. II. Slack-secures for the New
Orleans Daily Crescent, the official journal Of the city
Geo HyH6ou Aaron Cohen Rni j. T. Galdwetl-secn-
rites for j. SemmeT WhAHger Second and Third Districts
Hcnty DamTon and H. BridgesSecurities for ii. MITCHELL
Assistant Wha Finger First District.
Armand pnpresecury for +. Dupre Assistant Whanger
Second hi trict.
WRAriinger Third District.
Barrett s@irsecuss for II. D. Keen Assistant Wharf
niger Fourth District.
+ Gfwinseeury H. Despry, Assistant deputy Street
Commissioner Second Ward.
s. FHun-secuFiiy D. Waters, Assistant Deputy Street
Commissioner Fourth Ward.
j. IleTnWldez- for r. Crevon Assistant Deputy
Street Commissioner Fifth Ward.
f. LenaresGcuy for G. RRIel, Assistant Deputy Street
Commissioner SIKH Ward.
+, BOTgc-security for G. More Assistant Deputy Street
Commissioner Seventh Ward
L. Adam-seCurity D. Wilson. Assistant Deputy Street
Cumm ssnneT TtUt|l and Eleventh Wards.
L. AdH-securty for j. McGelland, Superintendent Of
tSgnPd GHAS II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
[Sgned] J. y. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen,
IsEned GERARD sTITH, Mayor. jy2l
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[ No. 4l3.l

Ees1rsf That the City Surveyor and is hereby in
suCud in the yards Of the Parish Prison. such
Of gas lamps may BE- necessary order to afford
sufficient light the prison yards said work be done without
delay.
Signed CHAS II, WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aide men.
iSigned) J, o NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July 81, 1888,
tSiguedJ GERARD STITH. Mayor. 1881
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I M. 41lG.

Reolre5 That the Commissioner and he hereby
authorized to have bridge constructed Bayou Savage
proper locality, provided the thereof does exceed
one hundred dolars-S00.
LSigned CHAS II. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
,SgnGdl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved July 30, 1855
-'f' ISiruedI GERARD STTTTT Nayrr ivan
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Approved July 81 1855
Lslgnedl GERARD sTITH Mayor. jy26


BE ordained That there shall be appointed by Com,
Council and elected hereafter annually with
of tho civ Keeper for the City Park salary $50
per month payable monthly at the City Treasury whGsel
shall be remain aid City Park and the f ChrgG
thereof take of the trees and trim the whom
CURED that the fences preserved neither injured
by cattle running large by eyy disposed and
that SAID Keeper be aud he hereby invested with the
and authority Of police officer arrest for trial person
persons maiciousy wilfuy damaging any the Trees
FEM property of bG city connected with sid park
further require Of MI visiting said park observe
proper degree Of decorum ht said retreat may be rendered
that which ii Intended nea pleasure ground for the ab
RuIs Of tho city of New Orleans.
BE taeF ordained That it is hereby the duty
the Street Commissioner supervise said City Park. the
other public squares of the city, and report the Common
Gouue the in which said park kept by the person
appointed rs Keeper thereof and to advise recommend any
improvement necessary said public park
ti0n Of the Common Council,
lSigned CHAS. n. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen,
tSgnadl J. o, NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved JuIy "a, 1873,
Signed GERARD sTITH, Mayor jy26 St
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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Enfses G2a Fa PfTS ana ao ghSss
Weeks receipts 6s7 hhds-Exports 81.
M0LAssE With limited supplies holders have realized
higher rates with sales of only bb the levee
during 276929 and SOC d gallon for Fermenng
Ordinary and Fair Roboied, Prime being held S632c u
gallon,
Weeks receipts $3.50 bbls-Exports GI.
FL0uR-rhe demand has been moderate aud prices are
without any material alteration The sales up to Thursday
evening embraced 1900 bbl5 SS4 l2 ands+ % for
Ordinary ST Louis Superane 50S4 rs for Fancy, IS Is
ass rs So % Ordinary Choice Extra and s. 25
81 50 d Dbl for Fine and Unbranded Yesterday the only sale
reported was 400 bbls Sour at IS FPS q Dbl
Weeks receipts lQ95s bbls-Exports 6,3l9
WHEAT, We notice $500 sacks during
the wreck. mostly at S09s2lse u bushe for Good Red.
Weeks receipts 3s4 sacks-EXports 5000.
CORN Boil the supply and the demand have beeo limited
barely 1000 sacks have changed hands during the week
1ORSOc for Inferior Mixed etc. s2Ss5o D bushel for
Good Prime White and s09Jc for Fair Choice Yellow
Yesterday 800 sacks ssld 76c, 925 Mixed aud Vol
/ low az 50, and 1876 Inferior at Csc F. bushel,
Weeks receipts i 593 saeks-EXpors 1850
OATS The sales Of the week embrace some $3.50 SACKS St.
/ Louis mosty at 55e o bu5heL
Weeks receipts ll6l4-Expors 10,
BRAN. rricesha ranged at 5sa6oc D 100 rs showing
4 a decline.
HAE.,we have noticed of 900 bales New York at
$40, and 25Q uns Western in Hatboat S2iS2l 80 q t
Holders have been asking higher prices und deal
ess hayepu up their retail nj SIS T60Sl7 a bB The
principal sales of the week have 1000 aud 90 bb Mess
4 private terms and l35 Sl7 a bb
r Since writing the above hear Of 100 bbls Mess sold
yesterday ST. aud9S at II % bbl weight showing
4 further advance
/ Weeks receipts 742 hnls-Exports 81.
BACON market has been firm, With sales some SOg
during the week as4c for Ribbed Sides, 9@sa o
Clear and 65S7scF for Shoulders. Yesterday 40 cas
h Ribbed sides were sold al Sac y %,
Weeks receipts 6sl casks and ierces-ESnorts l05
GREEN MEATS The last sale reported was at sc 70
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Notice hereby that FRIDAY the 9Th Of August
"U jy85 7 II 4. THEARD, Comptroller
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D n Ii " " - . II At Y Y r
schr Jos Toone Pennington, Braz1s Santiago to H
Phelps.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, oath day Of July, 1883.
Common Council City ol New Orleans
No A07I 49,

Whereas, Brick sidewalks borderud by curhsoHes
wooden CUTTERS made in all the section comprised
the eYee Nayades Mepomene and Felicity Streets except
around the triangle comprised between Felicity Pryauta and
uraua Streets and whereas rainy weather interrupts
pncaon and great Inconvenience the residents in that
vicinity
he iSheeby directed to notify the proprietor Of the triangular
piece ground comprised by Urania Felicity
Streets Mr. George Purvis whoever the may be-
have the sidewalks made around said piece Of ground within
sixty days from the PRONUNCIATION of this resolution,
Re Il further rsoiUea That should The said proprietor
whoever the agent may be- neglect refuse comply with the
OF the Street Commissioner the said
be aud he is hereby authorized have said sidewalks
the expense Of said Ownerof property.
tSignedl CTIAS H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
GSiguedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
.T,ti.
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Rp1sed That the Street Commissioner be and he author
lied oil lamps placed the whlryes Of the First
District ship landing from post l6 to post 81 making III all
thirty two lamps.
{Sgnrd} CHAS. II WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(Signei) J. O. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTITH Mayor. iySl
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Approved Jnly q, 1859.
(SignedJ GERARD sIlEH, Mayor
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Rasoge Thatthe Surveyor be and he hereby required TO
repairs made the Whatfugers office Of the
Second District cost than ninety dOlaTkS9O
[Signedl CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved July 30, 1853
signedl GERARD STITH, Mayor. jySl
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INC. 40a2.

Be q orduinef b he Common Council That ordinance No.
Sl6 entitled An ordinance organizing the Treaurer,s De.
patmen approved November 25 1856, be amended
read follows, viz.
sEc , That tho Book Keeper in the Treasurer's Office
hg receive the OF SU0J, Instead Of S50O per anuu
nnd said oiear a be id monthly by the Treasurer the
WARRANT Of the Comptroller from the Ars Of July 1855
LSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
lSignedl GHAS. IL, WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July a. 1855
lSignedl GERARD srITH, Mayor jy26b
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BRUSHES Psint Whitewash Catching and other yari
ID cites FOR sale by ALFRED KEARNy,
myl7 IL Magazine street.
nj A ILS-4Oo kess, pdrR and for sale ny
IN ALFRED KEARNY.
myIi Y Magazine street,
Q AND PAPER-ia0 realas, landing and for sale BY
= ALFRED kEARNE,
myl7 Y Magazine street.
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IRoN Work AND CAsTNGs-The bed plates rollers and ma
ehery open shut the bridge shall be Of the best cast
iron properly III and tened the whole according to said
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Said platform shall wooden grating Of 70 by IL inches
cypress piles dvena e fifteen feet into the solid ground,
frNmed boltea and finished as marked on The plnns.
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R,s0lped That the Assistant Clerk Of the Recorder of the
Third District be placed by the Comptroller the monthly pay
roll of SO per annum, payable monthly from the
lst August, 1858.
Signed CHAS II. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTITH Mayor jy3l
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a. 7. LONSDALE, SON & Co,
Coffee Brokers, SO Grayiss street
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Approved July "a, 1873.
Signed GERARD STITH, Mayor jy26 5
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Rseos5 That the Street Commissioner aud hereby
authorized office in the Third District for the
his Deputies in said district provided the does cost
than ten dollars SLIPPER month.
TSignedI j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Signedl CHAS f. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Signed GERARD sTITH. Mayor, jy8l
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ID halt aud 10 quarter pipes Cognae F. a. Boilevin Co
20 eighth pipes Gognac Larronde
30 Union of the Propraters la ,Iarrie.
Under House keys and fer sale 10 clos
by GRATIAA, C0MMAGERE& CO.,
J m52 20 GustOmhpuse street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-19
Miscellaneous and D,.asser..

The Br steamship City Of Baltimore Capt Leich sased yes
terdsy for Liverpool
Bur- fLrire DurcHrir-Atlanuc City, Feb Is-Tbe ahIp
Flying Dutchman ashore Briganne Beach s FUN OF wa
ter, and lies In exposed situation. II feared abe will
never come %. by telegraph 10 George Daniel. ESD
Another despatch from Atlantic City Of Feb 49, says the Fly
ing Dutcbman Is surrounded by shoals The seamtug Vim
ii Webb, with lighters will 60 20 her assistance day
BARK IspAr BfrIy-Capt Mcintyre Of brig Surf at New
OreaDs from reports that he passed Jan * the
northern edge OF the Bahama Banks bark supposed 10 be
me Indian Queen bound 10 avre She appeared TO be wa
teroFeed as ~ wreckng scbrs assisting pump and
bale the water ont of her
BARR NusKseuv, Martin, from Maianras for Providsnce
before repordl whlle attempting to come into the w.
BAY on Monday night during heavy blow mis- sayed sno
shortly ter dragfed ashore Copnancut lsano apout
mile 70 the nor1hward Of Beaver Tail Light where abe re
maiucd 20 O'Clock Tuesday evening" sne nee s,eIn
with bolh sBchors out and touches bottom about ha
tide She had blged made but little water ana ~ wss
thought she would be off soon AZ me weaher mooe
rates. The steamer Perry, Capt Allen maze an henpt
evening, but owing 70 we heayy NV
blow did not surreed phe could maize another attempt 20
her Of evening i7th the weather wss iavorsoe inc
remained and EXTRA men have been sent from
kewpcrt TO render assistance.
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Before Judge 5. D. Morris and Associates Emmans and
SHOEMAKER.
FEB 1s.-7he People, dc Peter B. Smith and John
Nyres.-Defendants placed on trial on wednesday
indictment for assault and battery with intent to
kill The facts of the case elected by he testimony,
were folows:-Jaques and Smith are residents Of
Newark ~ j. On the 4th Of January last the defendant
Smith, induced Jaques 10 visit Brooklyn with him. as
Jaques witness against him in action for selling
liquor without license, and wanted Jaques away that
could appear when the should called the very
next day promising to give him So to do Jaques
scented, and in company with Smith visited Brooklyn,
where they stopped several places drink and finally
reached the place of John Myres Fulton avenue Here
they had drink, when Jaques, Myres and Smith went to
another place on Fulton where Jaques stated tina.
they drank something which made him stupid. The EVIL
dence OF other parties 70 show that they found
lying insebsibe near q pond in Atlantic avenue,
Washington avenue, about O'Clock in the morning. his
bruises ana wounds They took him to the station house
Of the Ninth ward where he attended and restored
70 about tive hours after he found &c
then enabled relate the OF
far his association with Myres and Smith
ed. The defendants arrested and had partial
examination before Justice MoTehogse when they waived
further examination, and nmtted TO await the
action of the Grand Jury That body indicted Myres and
Smith for assault and battery with intent TO kill and also
and battery with intent to kill The evidence o. Jaques
substantially above; that of Or Bah shor
the extent Of the pures which we're at the time thought
70 be serious in their nature although Jaques had
quenty entirely recovered from them. The witnesses
for the deerce went 10 show that Jaques could not be be-
eved under oath and that be bal been arrested zoe
Ious offences in New Jersey and that ndicm ,nts
there pending against HIM. They sought o prove tfN
Myres and smith separated from jsques the nigh q the
affair and that the injuries the result Of hs falling
while Intoxicated Tho trial vas concluded yes'erday A.
ernoon and the case given to the Jury who, after long
absence, returned verdict OF "nOt guilty" The 1eeh1
ants teen discharged their recoguzinces beng
aken 10 appear ana answer the other Indictment.
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CLEARED.
stesmship Philadelphia Hsrrson Havana and New Orleans
ship EA Scranton, Spencer, IverpooI-Lasrenee, Giles
ship Mary Ogden Ioveland, Chulsston--G Bulkey 4 Co.
Bark Eagle, baker, Curacao j foulhes, fons.
Brig Gen Pierce, LaDcu Aspinwal-kllot Kavanagh.
Brig Crawford, Small, Jacksonville Fla-Mayhew Talbot
scbr secor Doane, AuI csyes-R Buck 4 Co
schr Queen Of the South, Weeks, sagus la Grande-w W
schr s,edman, Terry, rcrnandins Dollner Potter.
schr fleetwins, Davis, Key west-G smith
Potter.
sscsr Helene, Tan.r, Wilmington Smith C,
sloop Maria Louisa, Cumming Fall River-Mas,er.
s; Steamer EliasSeiS. Mclaughlin. Bsiinoro
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltic comsock Liverpool Feb 30 PM with
mdse and PASSENGERS 10 Collins Has experienced very
ins TIE entire pssssse The Baltic arrived at sandy Hook Al
s,esmship jamestown, Parrish Richmond, Ac with mdse
and passengers. 20 Judhm Pleasauia
TAR Jam s r Ar 70 cSsmssaS FSep. Co. e0 jan
ls 80 p Is ~. signa,ed Br bark Nssconomo, steering
Boston Steering sE The has been for twelve days on
sehr 81 Bowman Of Esstporp, -. Msysguez, PR,
schr Miranda, Tor New haven, sid same day.
sehr 7 Dir, Taylor, Acconac, day.
sesr James s,s Heys sropsy virginia days.
% S.leI iesd %essrssS o. he is n. y slsSi went
..hoss squ1n Beach and was 60, "a Dat nsh, s By Mr.
load Of The vessel is leaking but be kept
free by her own pumps.
kchr Adehza, Prescott, Bath days
Schr Sea Flower Clark. New Haven.
Shr Hapnah Ravens DriscoN Squan Beach with from
schr Charles Colgate, lately ashore.
Sloop Velocity, -, Egg Harbor-was taken IN tow by
seanius Hercules Capt Hennesy and brought n Jer
fey cry The captain and Of the eloop were taken
board the tug and properly cared Tor hcy being badly
irustbitten 10 be unable TO work their vessel
sloop America Reynolds Providence.
Steamer Wsmsuta, Nye. New Bedford.
Steamer Curlew Williams Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Margaret Tyson, Morrison, from Liverpool Dec 81
anchored on the Bar.
BARK Henry Buck, Psndleton, from Leghorn, Dec g.
SAILED.
Steamships City ~ Baltimore tr) Liverpool: PHILADELPHIA
Havana and New Orleans ships GernaDia Havre Mary Or
den Charleston barhs Kosmos Of and for Brernen Bype
RON Barbados; Express Havana Schultz New ORLEANS
Cephss serret,, do, Naisd Queen CDoul, brgs Boho
Laguayra Gen Pierce Aspinwall, echrs n Ttcomb Tri
nidsd Fleetwing Key West
Wind during the dey NV. ilghf
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Canadian -four was in fair demand, with sales Of about
400 500 bbls within the range Of the above quotations
ABOUT 500 eco bis Within ' tse Ima . Of the
above prices Rye -four was inactive at our figures
Corn meal was nrm, with sales Of about 300
man with sales of 5000 5000 bushels included in
which about 100 Canadian white at 81 49, do
red Southern 81 H. about 600 bushels prime
choice Southern white at 81 40 81 49, Corn firm,
while supplies were Light the sales were confined TO
about 5000 10 Ooo bushels yellow and white at &c
Csc, with some prime white at esc 7oc Rye was quiet
oArs steady with sales of State and Western at
44c. a 41c.
CorrEE.-The market continued firm Sales Of about
loco bags made to the trade at l0c 1,hc, and
3s62 do de- by auction at 91sc 12-average 10 43c
Co1ToS.-The sales embraced about 1000 bales, closing
at about easier or on the basis of middlng upands
FRkeuTsTo liverpool about 20 600 bushels grain were
engaged, in bulk, at Sd $500 bols four at Is 10d Is
1od 800 boxes bacon and 200 pkgs lard at 20s; and
London about 200 boxes bacon, at 22s Cd. 25s. 100
bbls pork at 3s 3D. Is tcs do at As Cd and rs pkgs
ard at Zs There was nothing new TO GLASGOW or To the
Continent. Rates TO California and Australia were I'M
changed.
FKrn--Raisins continued quite firm, with sales of
a. SO.
hay steady, with sales Of 600 800 bales at Csc
75c.
LISE-The market quiet .. zoe. for lump, and at
81 10 for lump Rockland
MoIAssts.--Ihe market unchanged. The sales IN.
NAVAL SroRE.--rhe market firm and active The
sales included about ooo bbs. spirits turptntine,
47hc. 4Sc., cash. Common rosn firm and in good
demand with sales Of about 900 bbs at 81 IS per $40
lbs delivered. Crude was firmly held at 80 62 q s. rs
sales OF No rosn were made at 81 25 and 200 do sold
at 81 30. Pale was scarce and nominal
oIIs were unchanged; crude sperm sold at the
Eastward to The of 600 bbls 81 49, Whale
and lnseed were unchanged
PROVISIONS -Pork-Toe market frmer, with
sales Of about 800 bbls. mess at $40 90 $17, an
100 bbls. prime at $i3 u.s. clear at SIS and
at Raaf ual gfarh with aalao pf
about 200 bills, including country prime at Sc 81,
and mess do at 81 So With repa,ked Western at So
Sl3 and extra do. at S15 sl4 So Prime and beef
hams unchanged. Dressed hogs quiet at &c.
Bacon continued firm at sc for long with sales of city
short Vrcd nj &C Cut in good demand with
saee Of 20 so packages city cured hams &C. shoulders
at 6c o7sc Lara less buoy ant, with sales
Of about 100 bbs and uerces at 10c. Butter and
cheese unchanged, and sales moderate
RIcE quiet and prices unchanged.
SUGARS -Ibe market quiet and sales limited 10
about 200 $50 hhds. New Orleans, chiefly within the
range Of &c. @ &C. G5fc.
S1cEs.-Sales Of 100 bags Of pepper made at &C
WmsEEY.-rhe market was 6rm, with sales Of $50 bbs.
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iohk steamships Tennessee Forbes Vera Cru,; Mod
tsh Bsvsns ccsarsy, fsiISfoos and s1rf sctn,sSe.
yss T eSwas Tayo sss ss
Cyl Puua Ross CID ships Sea King, Barker Liverpool Ru
Bas rs boston, RSs Rose o' ss Herr
RoSsn csn eF h csii PERI
ning,on, Casnda. Tuba; -, -, 49,,
% FsS1 sSns rSs
s sst T ss S p, 5 srf S.sG p r ys
sn, raus sn.cn msy-Sn lydia , ps.s
foSSsco cd siesmsip siscs warrior, smhS, ssGs va
sp, y yUn Gsscrn Ts% ss%es al.
clifton, Williams Nyorii banks Montpelier Clay Borsesusi
S fss Psson snf hsssns foa
phsnt IsmpsN Argus Eye SHARP Rh s p,,o from
york via Havana hp Fanny rosdick olmser from MYoss
shirs Mary hdene Watts Genoa; Harvest Lorns Havrei
vaSS. anserso. nc s bark Avop Feb
H. s isE s s.Ss isa
ses ssrs @ spps s p baifa lido KIM
brig S &C. IN. w sss: s.T ssS. santa
cyssoaSS sSa & S.s S 1 sss s
mssse Rogers Per.secis: Nathan cnard Carter
Als e ssisu ,as SlSsiSS csnsss. sse
nston Kelly BsTsedoes scbrs Sparta Smile oonneconi'
'nS sS ySs'S BY g.ss a.ys cssS Passed.
"T mr. f Ss Sr susan Of rYo
N III baldwin Of Frederick sburg; AMI others Wind NV
PHTLADELpn1A, Feb ls-Au brig Nathan, Foseriy.
somers Providence. Sam Cashier darwood Mary Miller,
and Pcquonnock, burroughs, NYork Cid steamerg
palmetto, peker. Boston Delaware Copee Nyork.
PORTLAND. Feb le.Arr schrs Emma Kurdish Kendall.
Nysrk Coral Ayer Rockand for do Lagrange Csndase,
DO for Boston CID brig fiy Matthew'S cheney, Cardense
PROVIDFfCE, Feb TArv steamer Westchcs,er, Clark.
Nyort. Sid sOrp Accommodation, Munro NYork.
RICHMOND Feb l6-Arr sohrs Sarah Mills Rowley, NOT
Harm, NYork
81 MARKS, Feb AR brig Geraniurr, rierce, Fyorhs
Below, two brigs unknown.
rsAvANNAlL Feb lSzArr steamer Thos Swan, Posi- New
YORK CID sthr kmiy, Crifen, NYork .
TARpAuIIN COvE, Feb III PN-Arr brig Almirs Sup.
posed from Georgeown Sc f~ Beston) she hss carr'eo
Svny her topmss,.
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luCOne.
The gross receipts are about $2S 600 less than in
1885, and the net income about SIS 900 less $3l 500
of bonds have been cancelled, and about sos, 900
have been exchanged. The company now have lit
tie or no floating debt and the income is for the
present applied to the cancelling of the bonds.
The annexed is bill introduced into the Maryland
House of Delegates for the purpose Of restricting
the speculation in stocks. An act similar to this
was passed few years since by that body, but has
been found to be imperative -
Be it enacted &C, That il shall not be lawful for any
person or contract for the sale transfer Of
any certificate Of stock share or interest In stock,
scrip other evidence Of debt due issued by the United
states any of the States by any body corporate
exciting under or by any law Of the United States by
any Of the States unless the party or parties his her.
their agent agents contracting 70 sell transfer the
same shall at The time Of such contract be the
IN the actual possession of the thing contracted to be sod
and also in the contract shall accurately describe the
thcae scrip, or thing by giving the number and the
of this shall be adjudged guilty Of intent
commit fraud, and on conviction shall pay fine Of not
less than fifth Of the par value Of the thing
TO be sold and shall be committed to the common jail
until the line be pad-one half the 1ne TO be paid 10 the
nrmer the other half TO the public schools of the State
If the contract between spectators is made bind
ing and collectabe in the same way as upon note,
the desired object would to some extent, we think
be attained.
The statement of the Pittsburg, Pa, banks for the
week preceding Monday, the 18th of February was
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