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A YElt,s AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Hsadache
Bilious Headache and Billions Feye indeed Tor the whole
The malnaof miasmatiG countries; r,
American people tba6 cure Fever Age
Such We are now enabled to offer wia perfect certainty hat
proof that harm arise from its in quantity
That which from prevents hi? disc der mus be of
Immense service in the comynisea where preTs Proven
liz must rn In violent attacks Of Ills baeni distempsr Ths
Cure szpels the nasmHc poison OF Fever apd Ague from
only The bet TRsy ever yet dsoyersd or @ class Of com
for dollar brings within the reach Of and IN III
should have and freely both cure and protection. It
poor Is we'll as he rich great Superiority Of This remedy
any other ever discovered for the speedy and certain cure
OF lnemients is, that ntainS Qunne mineral
sequently it produces no qnnns or other qnT9nS effects
healthy as they had never had the disease
Fever and Asne i not alone t6e consequence o. ne mas
ton among which are SenTaga Rheqm9tism Gont lead
Ison Painful Ascton Of ths spesn Mysteries Pain Il The
Of Which When Ssjna6a in This eanse nut on tbs ntermt
become erodiea This" Cure exPes the poison
70 aRd Fayeos or
sona Or daily while exposed 10 the Infection thas VII &C. eS
creted fom the system and cannot accamuae in snfhes4t
for protection than and few viii ever suffer from Inter
mens il they avail themselves OF the protection this remedy
FOR AN AK AyeFs R f6the5 81 sHhY rnYs1o
composed that disease within the of their action
cleanse ugonte every portion Of The hu
man qTgags Correcting is diseased as2n and Its
Invalid who bowed down with pain or physical debility Is as
once 90 simple and ioyitng
Eo only do they GTs the eTeFy cay c0mPss %
below named is pleased to furnish gratis my American Alma
their The following compaqts Costyeness Heartburn
ton PAN in and Morbid Inaeiiou the Bowels Fatuecy
Loss Of Appetite Jaundce and other kindred eompla nts
tons They excellent alternative for the renovation Of
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A lady being asked to waltz, gave the following
sensible and appropriate answer:
NJ; lhauk You, sir-I have hugging enough at
home
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Kick hoy orehalsing your fence, and be willbal
AiendIess dog be meets.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
City Of New Orleans, December 23 1858,
No. 424G.
Th9t the CmpofE Be and so9 so hi s2 ynoco
the official Journal for making the repairs neeesGarS
PEI Second Distft ag5ee@6y p 81 sebise
to the approval o. rejection Of the Common G2a1sI
.9,S"sa President Board & e h 4 S9
Approved December II, 1883 J., J, ; = sr1ru MAYOR
| tsignedl GERARD t sIIIH' Mayor
"A "u' copy Secretary Of the Mayor
Notice il hereby given that on THURSDAY Both instant
will adjudcate my office, at II o'clock, NJ tAe ABOVE
'O da8 4 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
| SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
~ making of the repairs necessary to the Beef Market seoonu
The repairs required be made said market as follows
fixed to be on their Original ne and sye In
IN the 6e manner the contractor taking all agstones
Heh may be broken and substituting n their Place
E river agstones of the best quality inches in thIck
@ than feet said hAgstones shall be
T@ lsed 10 he grades 10 be ssaosSed by lie lily
veSor s the joints throughout to be well Oiled with cement
VI the awnings shall be repaired IN
~ io contractor substituting wrought iron col,
amns Ter {hs p nnns to Ue three in diameter The
Whole plaste the brick pisrs ete shall be repaired N
e SS manner az wniugs shall be we'll repaired through;
out the contractor ts ace boards O. the same dmoasoas
1880 ~ ists Oi Is. The covering Of the roofs
~ M ~ LII ,,zS, hall be repaired 10 the best manne{
IA g An n cOrroded zinc and broken slates
~ r H. 9Sr taa Eisille Montague 2HC, NO l8k
md states If The hest quality SAID roots TO De warta
0nduc ors throughout SHAT
contractor furnishing auds
an - ,i Eqts wherever wanted All thei
KIN sI M 49, hiorkE rYai be removed by the CON.
tapiVs Su ~ tntcr5s;, ocks shall be- furnished
90 Io ~" s" ~ ,r1ctST Il, 7,nf rmy with the plans
i aGe oy VIZ i Tanas sStte g, and bottom of the
l ~ 81 GTnrass l5nll free from knots,
strength or dnIa-
4P atd 9iher ueeGSI ~ W. II thick. The
~ NJ w 9tnii ~ Ii H. ,r 10 o ircn square, for the
- ~ VIC ss M 70 - Ak bnt,n,Ir and and par
$50 49, ~ 20 LII incb tSicE and for the shutters
a nS ~ inl he hale veil piauL Vi in the best
lnnar IT, earr F ,ia sbis there shall be rails
Ina & ~ ,i 1Io,, NE crnss ras sbaIl be of the
@ a. t ne III az 'to as sESii he snnDGrtrd by
E y press wv ~ ii Il ~, r,stssd ~ IN pill
ltts OF me market. ne gpsls aa III mo, tees
al 5ii Il " 1i i - S,s 5a sith to1d NJ inch
3 o9o 1us u9 ~ ne a u jrns and vel, Tasel
iooAs' pheu ~ itI 49, @ si rraNs The shuts
W t cf9Ss F5ls, est WIN & i ia ot inch rest
1to staLI " lung ai - - ion Thu Iers OF ths
2 2 Sltt MY ~ H., ch,,si t,Cke anal bs NJ ash
ame2 sum pe 'iIoG w Mi fsat lam veil heved Cd
Mo ICY squttg ny w a ~ F no on he aleys
tnt5e s4es hhg we PS4ea ~ Mi M In e height u
hu Eei U sHe n, az Tia Oh in If he awning,
the tables by mems oil n-Sks NJ WI ~ H. ~ i,eigt
t9llt t9es' celhs ,lgt ~ III o ~ i'm yo
VI zen let anu 80 az f,sst Whit lapd in oil
with such other plain coi9rs when may DC M25 @ s b
Furnished BY The ss "s s e sor
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 80, 1865
'S '4S'O'' '1' oO'''S Of the city Of New orlea

NEW ORLEANS, Nov 80 1873.
Of The city of New Orleans.
FTHE UNDERSIGNED owners Of real estate
fronting either Side Charles street, fespec nty pc
ton yoqr honorable body TO pass resolution of9eIaS the
Comptroller sell contract 81 charles street IRON
Canal Julia street square block pavement The work
be done aocordace with section l9ne ana nine
teen the City Charter approved M4rch To- is26 s8u
work with the grnde furnished by the
City Surveyor,
p Irwin, 50 feet.
Geo Iawras on, 95 feet
Cora A SloComb, per z Il Sloeoino, I5f teet.
Ida Slocomb 80 feet,
Ann b Cnx psr Il Siocomb % feet
Rank New Orleans by Cameron Pres pro tem 40 feet
Daniel Fairfax, 20 eer.
Frea ESdewal President 5uern Bank 30 feet French
q Bifneau, 20 feet
VIM A Gasquet, 81 feet
sumner for himself aud heirs of Whitney, 81 feet
Mary H Lyman, per r Sumner Atty, Is feet.
Philip Drumm, q feea
VIM 9asquet 70 feet.
Ping 4 Ayendan0 y feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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lust REOEIvED, BY SHIPS DELHI, EXCEL
y soF and Vendalta az ass6gtmsnt of-
OAK TANNED RUSSETS.
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plantation use and FOR sale BIZ
J. B. VALENTINE 4 co,
tei6 Il oil Common street,
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5.s. 49,. -. d As, A. HUFklNSi
Secretary Board Of Asst Aldermen


EougELLE ORLEANS, 30 Nov, 1863.
de Ia vile de la Nouveile. Orleans
( IIS SOUSSIGNBS PrOprietalres faisnnt
Il face aux cote de Ia St. CHARLES, paopnent
Specusemen honorable corps de paser
ordonnent au ont6eu de yendre pou payer
St Charles, dc la du Canal arue julie boc grant
caraes lie travail fat eonformemen section g. cent
dix neuyeme de Ia nouye chartre Vile approuv6 lie Is
mars 1856, conformement align sens ct nyelemen qu
seront donnes par lie yoyer de la Vile
P. Irwin, 80 peds
Geo Lawrason % pieds.
Cora slocomb. par 9 slocomb, l54 piedo.
Ida SIocomb 20 pisds.
Anna Cox, par & H Slocomb, 25 pieds,
40 pieds.
Daniel Fairfax Is pieds.
w HachRrie, 1876 pieds.
Banque dn Sud, par Rodewad, president, 80 pieds.
o Bineau, % pieds, GU plus
VIM Gasquet 81 peds
Sumner pour lui ct la succession Whitney, 81 pieds
Mary II Lyman, par r Sumner, ag &c piecs.
Pnilp Dunn, 81 peas.
VIM 4 GRsquet, &c pieds,
2 ing Ayaidano, % pieds.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dill law8R Secetaire du Conse DIES Assistant Aldermen
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TSCONOMY! ECONOMYg
Il Premium awarded the Ohio Mechnncs' Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING STOVE
FOUR SIZES.
The alligator!

This uuryaled in the market for It's many snpe.
qualities all other Cooking Stoves giving entire salts
every that has used it, having been thoroughly
lested since last Fall throughout the West
Stove sold by warranted to give enfe sastacoh
the money returned .
The ju prejudice generally existing against Goal Cooking
Stove Is acGount daily cleansing they requrehe ue
pipe being constantly choked with SCOT rejects the smoke
thereby ocCas6nng smoky house and cool oyena which
anDoyances are obvated in the of THE ABtIGATO
The Smoke turned into Fuel thus keeping the
pipe SCOT and occasiOnng undisturbed
draft consequently weheaed 0ven has the largest
Of similar sized Stove and an unusually large front
we'll adapted for Roasting,
The many superior qualities of this Stove all others
the capacities Of ues excellent draft distribution of
heat around the and hot water pipe eqaaed by
range.
In addition to the above quaidca ions the ECONOMY OF
TIE MENTION desc yes espec III ateutonl
sumption Of fuel beig sixty less than
ami ed for ordinary Cook Stoves
sSibe to give ad qHae description Of these
Stoves be appreciated they nye only be operation
Stove Wartroom, No 6l Poydras reet, New Orleans
o. & b. SAUIAY,
d2O In Sole Agents i the Stare OF Louisiana
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SuNDRtEs-
100 barrels st quRlty Pink Eye Potatoes.
100 Yellow SKIN Onions
300 quarter boxes Goldfish
725 boxes Smoked Herrngs,
500 =. No Soap.
puncheons Prime Old Jamaica Rum.
quarter cAsk Pure Native Wine.
Now landing from ship Richard Morse, al Post S First Dis
trct and for sale By S. JONES Il CO.,
DIS 81 Gmyer street
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NEW ORLEANS Oct 9th, 1858.
To the Common Council OF New Orleans
THE PETITION OF the undersigned re-
specially showelh that The minority required by tho
City Charter having signed his petition they ay your 9or
able body pass resolution authorizing Comptroller to
sell after five des notice in he official Journal the contract or
ST. John Bapse street from ElySm Fields MREny streets
and fut said be final and that the Mayor b authorized
contract with the purchaser the Payment 10 be made
cash when the work is completed according to the lines AID
levels Of the City Surveyor,
Frank Mey en- l2N feet on st, John BRptists
Tim 0wues 10 feet inches. ,.
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NoUvELLE ORLEANS, octohre 1858.
Au eonseil Commuu de la Nouvelle- Orleans
/ A PETITION DIES sOusslgnes represents
II resp que Ii MAORI teQuse par Ia noaEee
chRrie vile siguG Ia preea petition ct lis pr nj EotTe
homer curps resolution AutoFant 10 Ontrd
vendre apras epq urs davis dams Ia gazette oteee lie
courat pon acnnecton banquettes bgue goes
bo ledeuX coes de Ia ST. Jeau Baptste de A
Champs Elysees MArguy lis drmsndent Nus Que
Ia soft deHnye, que le maire so Rt0St contractor
racauereur. Les paiment sernn fat an complain Snr
taeh6vem du travail conform algnemens Il nj
yelemgns gui eront do mes par le Sayer de Ia Vile
Frank Meyer, 100 pieds sur Ia rue ST. Jean BaptlSIe
Tim Owens 40 pieds poueeS, ~ ,-,,
dit lavsw sereaire conseildes Assistant Aldermen,
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=. NEW ORLEANS. Dec. a I65S
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spectiuy showeh that the majority required by the
city Charter having signed this petition they pray your
honorable body TO pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
to sell after five days notice the official luua the contract
for making brick sidewalks and cutters north
side Of Morales street. from Elysn Fields Margu1
and that those already made be repaired put pro
per line and level That said sale be fu and that The Mayor
be authorized with the purchaser same Pay
ment made in cash when the work according
the lines and levels of the City Surveyor.
Juo. b, Leee, I8O feet Morales street
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Gustomhouse street nears.
Ifl Royal Htreet-For the Cure of Old Chronic Merenris
Syphtc all Private Diseases without Mercury hndranee
from business exposure friends guaranteed
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. james, prae
lice in all parts of the United stNes and Europahe many
markabe he has effected which
by eminent physicians ustites offering his
the confidence of the unfortunate following
of the diseases termed Private which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. per
naneny eradicates namely Syphilis primary secondary
tertiary Structures, Urethfal Discharges, elect GOnorhsa
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females however,
complicated they be Diseases of the Back and Loln
Examination Of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers, InmOTs all OF
Dr. James would also call the attention especially of hcaa
who have privately and improperly injured themselves that
secret and solitary habit which ruins the body and mind un
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De-
blity mpotency The following Of the sad
melancholy effects produced by early habits ofyo4th
Weakness of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dnness q
Vision Loss OF Muscular Power Pslpaon of the Heart m
pepsa Nervousness, lrritabty, symptoms Of pnaanp0n
etc Mentally the fearful effects the mind TO M
dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas Depression
Love Solitude Timidy, ETC., of the evils reduc
All peraoHs afflicted with Of the above hone
not fail to call Dr. james and be restored to pefe
henth let no false delcacy you but apply
yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences
terrible nalady.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and full vss
restored.
Remember, "Tho Medical Janesis 30 Custom
house street.
Private and separate Hours of attendant
from A. NJ. to 8 P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential,
PsReeentcsses Of Gonorhea cured twenty onr hoart
or no pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. ly 70 C1AnmhnuRe street..
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Notice is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 29t Inst.
viii adjulieae my Office, at II o'clock NJ the above
d22 II 7, THE AR D, Comptroller
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January, 1859 will aduddate my office at II O'Clock NJ
dis BAD T. THEARD. Comptroller
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of assistant Aldermen.

NoUyELLE- ORLEANS, IA deCembre, 1873,
A Honorable Conse CUmmun de la NauFelle-Orle ms
I A PETITION DIES lsOussignes represente
- respeCtueusemeHt la maOrite requse la uOuYee
chare de la Vile gne la presene petition lis prient yOte
honorable corps de resolution auorisant lie Control
veudre cnq ours davis dams Ia gazette 0tcee lie
pou la confecon de banquetes brque goe
bOs de la Champs Eysees de la
Goi larue Prosper lis dcmendent AUST que la soft
defnye que lie marie soft uorisa contractor Fac
Quereur Les placements ATS compliant acheye-
nent du travail commencement agnemens etniyeemens
qn serOnt donnes par Fuyer de la vile.
Sgne: d. B. Macarty, 1872 pie1s
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dl7 laYSw secretaire du Conseil des Assistant Adermrn
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NEW oRlE4ss, November 9, 1858.

NEW ORLEANS, November g. 1858.
To the Common Council of New Grleaus;
THE PETITION Of the undersigned re-
spectfuy shOWeth that the majority required by the New
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your hon
orabe BODY resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
sell after five days notice the contract for making brick side
walks cutters both tides of Music street. from
Girod Morales the to GondChidren street that said
be ua and that the Mayor be authorized contract with
the purchaser for the same payment when
the completed according TO the lines and levels OF The
City Surveyor
Ertoun Zmyl, 80 feet on Madam Jack Feda, So feet
Music street. inches
Mehal MIXED, 1870 feet. Mrs. Mary Joseph Thomas,
NJ. Sumers, 80 feet. IS feet 9 inches.
j. Riga 29 feet Henry Na'hbar, 3! feet
TarRnce Aooke % feet John Sanders, 62 feet.
G. Berton IS inches Mrs, Joseph MiChel, 30 feet
r Deoe, IS feet 6iuches. Charles Teebaugh 81 feet,
Arthemise Williams So feet John II Judgans II feet.
6 inches Mrs. j. SanderSom 80 feet,
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of A ssistant Aldermen.
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~
President Board Of Assistant Al letnen.
Approved November 70, 1853
Signed GERARD sTITHi MayoFs
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NEW ORLEANS Dec IA, 1858.
To the Common Council of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spectFuy showeth that the majority required by the
City Charter having signed this petition they pray your homo
rRbe body pass resolution authorizing The Comptroller to
SELL after FIVE days in the Off ia Journal the ontract
making brick Sidewalks and wooden cutters the side
ysan Fields from Cfrod Prosper and that those
already made put their proper line and level and III said
sale be final and that the Mayor be authorized contract with
the purchaser the Payments made in cash,
when the completed according to the lines and levels Of
the City Surveyor.
u B. Macarty, S92 feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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Ao. a. HUT NIN0I
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

EourELLE- ORLEANS, IA deGenhre, 1858.
Honorable COnse Uommun de la NOuyelle- Orleans;
/ A PETITION dies sOussfgnes represcnte
II la maorie Teqnse parl nouyelle
charte la vile sgne Ia presene petition ct ills pnt yotre
honorable de resolution autorsan lie Contr6
yeudre, cnq Our davis dams la gazette ocee
conrat la cOntecon de banquette brQue
les bos sure cote de la Morales de la DIES
Champs Egsees la Marigny que les banquetes quy y
touyent soen repmees lis emandent que Ia Tene soft
defntye, que marie SOFT antorse are contrat
PacquereuT,
es PAYMENTS fat compliant sur achavemen. du ira
vail conormement algnemens uye!emens qui serout
dOnnes par lie voyer de Ia vile.
Ssne John d. Leele, 1870 pieds sur Ia rue Morales:
JAMES A.. HOPKINS,
dl7 1awsw secretaire dn COnse des Asssteo; Aldermen
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Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS PosT-oFFIoE

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
From LIST November, 1858, to LIST june, 1856
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will adindicate at my Office II o'clock, NJ, the above
d2s Il T. THEARD, Comptroller
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NouvELLE. ORLEANS, I Deoembre, 1888,
Au Cousel Commuu de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans
I A PETITION DIES sOussigues represente
IL respec la mjorite fcquse par Ia nouvee
cHarte de la vile pesente petition ct lis
honorable de resolution autorsant Conlr6
yendre, cuq davis dams gazette ocee
pOuTa coneCtion de banquetes brques gOes
bois coz de Margny, de Ia StAYde
la Prosper lis dtuandent aussi la soft defniye
ct MARE soft auorise contractor lacquereur Les
placements fats lache travail Couforme
men alignemeps niveilemtns du vOyer de Ia Vile.
D. b. MCCarty, 1852 pIsds la rue MarigHy,
Emile Mary so pods la Marigny.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
SeCretafra COnseil DIES Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, 9th November, l558,
To the Common Council Of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
pectuly howeth that the majority required by The New
City Charter having signed this petition they pray You honor
able pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
after five days notice in the oeal Journal the
or making brick sidewalks and CUTTERS the
side of St Avide from EysiRn Fields to Vaudeville street
said sale be final that the Mayor be authorized
with the purchaser for the Payment be made
in cash completed according the lines
levels OF the Cry Surveyor.
D. b Macarty Sl5 feet on St. Ayide street
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Stgnedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
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JAS, 4. HUE X ms,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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time after The jury rendered verdict that he came to
his death from sun stroke. He resided in UarI IL
between Eastern and Canton avenues He was srri:j
man. but had no family. ~ " "'iieu
The same Coroner held an inquest Friday nigbt o
the body of young about Is years Of ave nayoi
Reuben 5. Allen, son of William Allen lO3 South 49,
street 1t appeared that he had been sent convey SOM
articles to of the Eastern Shore steamboats, on his
return stopped Kerr's wharf and whilst in the act Of
stepping from the batteau which he had been using the
wharf accidentally fell into the water and drowned
The body recovered shortly after and taken to his
fathers residence The jury rendered verdict of acci-
dental drowning
The same Coroner called on Saturday morning to
hold an inquest the body of a man named William
williamson residing President who drowned
on Friday night in Union Dock. 1t appears that he
ana companion went to the above spot for the purpose
OF bathing, and both having swan distance out,
Williamson turned back leaving his companion, who kept
on urth into the river When the latter returned to the
wharf, however, Williamson not to be and it is
supposed that in returning he seized with cramps and
was drowned The jury rendered verdict of accidental
drowning
The same Coroner called yesterday morning hold
an inquest over the body of German boy aged II years.
named Ferdinand Chrouse, who drowned Saturday
at Canton below Harris creek. He standing one
OF the wharves there and noticing plank floating
waer, the wharf he endeavored secure it. when
losing his balauce he fell into the water The Jury
rendered verdict of accidental drowning His pa
rents resided at Canton.