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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-27
MIG A VOCK.

FINHE great number of nett Dwellings and other
j. Buildings going up beyond Jefferson street, has
caused great demand for Lots that direction.
To accommodate those who are DESTROYS of pGrchas-
ing in that part Of the city, propose on
Thursday, 4th of November,
To bring off sale OF 80 40 Lots. in DIR. u. r.
McGavOck's various additions, including several Of
those most valuable Lots IN his first addition
Among these Lots to be sold College street,
Nos /, 5, half of No. 4, 10, II, and u.s. Cherry
Nos Is, %, 20. 81, IS and SIS. Summer street, Nos
S. Sc, &c, CT, 6s and 90.
These Lots generally 95 feet front and run back
1S5 feet, IN wide alleys Among them several
prominent corner Lots.
AISO-I shall offer some ten fifteen Lots in the
Additions west OF summer
TERNs-A credit Of l, 2and years, for notes salts
faCtory secured bearing interest and lien retained.
discount of 10 per cent per annum will be made
those who wish 10 pay the Cash.
For further particulars call DR.. D. 7. MEGA vock
+. Z. CheathaIn, and
A. V. : IINDSIEY,
oct25-td 80 College street.
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES.
DURSUANT 10 the power vested IN Fxecrinr
IL under aud by the last Wiil and testament " DAN
III. cAlsMACK, deceased, viii ssh, oh
Friday. the 10Th Of November. Isss,

Friday, the 10Th Of November. Isss,
10 the highest biader ts iate residence % Daniel
Isarmark dcceass. mites South OF Nashville,
smyrna Meeting Hoase the following described real
ani personal estate, io-wft- The Tract ot Land
which saI deceased read q ~ The time Of his death,
bognded by the lands u Margaret fhlup<, William
OgleTie and the heirs Of John Watson, Containing
about lao acres Sad tract 81 iAndls aBeiy
ed, has eomfostable improvements and would maks
e4tstai SsrcE Farm. Aiso-three q cedar Land
Ils waters OF szo0e's river, believed 10 be veil
utnberei.
AI=s-Ths failewiag named Negro Saves, towits
Tempe, aged about - years, very likely and good
house girl HenFy . years old aad Martha j months
old, ehidren % Temps; Mary, about 20 years ola
very likely, and good house gir Wright II months
old, eirld Of Mays frank - year. Ella very LkslY
and an excellent wagner; Port Il years ald very
likely and = good whip sawyer. AT he same time
and place nil sell bead Il Hars-s Males head
q Cattle, 30 So bead of Hags, uagaE C.,Fn and
Fodder, Farming Cteasls, Hsasehoid and Kitchea
Furniture, and many other ARTICLES too tedioas 70
incentive
Txxxs.-Ibe land viii be sold upan a credit Of one
Aad lss years, The Slsres credit u ~ month";
and the perisshie property > credit of ~ mouths
upep al i've dollars, al Of IS and an
der cash. Sstes 18th i~o coed securities sal De ~
qsirsd and ~ Fetalnsd uFun she na 10 seeEre he
pay mezst Of M purchase msney- The trfns q the
sale IN EVER insIanes 20 BE- eapAed sish heors Tie
TGoxAs HeIr. Exssssor.
sesiSsd q nAssEa cAHs2cz. decd.
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Lots in NlcGaVOck.

t HAVE fcr sale privately, 20 lots ia AcGavock,
l. situated en- Jefferson, Madison, FILLMORE Avenue,
Florence, Mbert Avenue, iIcndershou ana James
stree s, wh,ch Will sell at great barE1i s. These
Lots among some OF the most beautiful in that adj
dtop, and 20 thuse Of small means, wanting cheap
homes, is their chance. Fer particulars call
4. l. tEASCOCK,
oCt!-tf Agent
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nfw advertisements.
CRASPS sANEVN.
KELLER TROUPE
NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
LARGE SALE OF GROCERIES
S. A. G.. NOEL & co.

I'VE will sell for CASH, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEAf-
w Der 3UD, 1855, AT our Warehouse, No. 4 Mar
ket street, the following articles, viz:
80 hhds. Sugar, IS bXs Brandy:
100 bags Rio Coffee, 30 do. Lemon Syrup;
100 bbis Molasscs, $50 do. Cigars var brands
so half bblS. do; 500 do. G. d. Ca :;
- bbls Crushe Suggr; so dog Painted Buckets:
25 do. Powd'd do; so do Toy do:
20 bXs n. r Loaf do; 100 kegs Nails:
100 do Tobacco various 100 bbls Corn Whisky;
brands: 50 do Robertson 60. do:
50 bXs smoking Tobacco; 25 do. Monongahela do
100 do. Star Candles; 25 do Rive do.
% do. Summer do; rs do. :. VI. Wine;
30 do. starch; % do. Amer. Brandy;
so do. Boston Soup: 10 do GIN:
so do. asst'G Pickles; 90 do. Bourbon Whisky:
80 do. oysters;
Together with many other articles 20 make a com.
plcte sale. :. 4. g. NOEL 4 co.
y. B-We will sell at Auction on the LIST Weines-
day in each month, large assortment of Groceries
u which the attention of merchants is particularly
invited : A G. NOEL & co.
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MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS,

MURRAY,S HAND-BOOKS.
HAND ROCK FOR TRAVELLERS on THE CONT
NENT
HAND BOOK FOR FRANCE.
HAND BOOK FOR ITALY
HAND BOOK FOR SPAIN
HAND BOOK FOR SWITZERLAND
HAND BOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE.
HANDBOOK FOR GERMANY.
HAND BOOK FOR LONDON
HAND BOOK FOR IRELAND
HAND BOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GAIIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE.
GUIDE TO THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
sept27 W T. BERRY & CO., Public Square.
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A IRxASDgR's white eolarsi black ksa e'svss'
iSnsf far-s % aud cietb Closes.
~ ksa, sck and Cod Gaantiris, iadies senisi
s sszs,- a. : --s = SOS yH ncGfL.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

After several years experiment m the manufacture
Of GIN, fortunately succeeded IN the year 1875 IN
making discovery IN IFS manufacture, by which il
deprived Of its acid and inhamuatlTy properties
and rendered perfectly pure
sly manufacture is at Scheidam, Holland After
several months reflection what title 20 give g. in
troduced 1t 90 the American public under tie title OF
I" Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic Schnapps.r-
Schedam rs the name OF the place IN Holland where
the Gin Is manufactured aromatic derives its
from the Italian Juniper berry with which is
favored and the word 4" Schnapps" Is the German
for drnk-cogue dram-wofe's S,hedam aromatic
drink. No sooner had my schnapps been introduced
To the American public, and received With approba-
ton, than the liquor mixers Of New York, Boston,
and Philadelphia started pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stur under various names. In sever
al instances my Labels have been perfectly imitat-
ed with only the addition ~ few icttors 10 plead a
technical avoidance Of the law and carefully pre-
pared TO impose on careless purchasers. under
stand large quantity has been purchased By the
merchants Of New Orleans account ct the cheap
ness Of the stun. Two Dollars per dozen FOR the
Quarts and One Dollar and Ten Gents dozen for the
Pints, being the wholesale price In New York. II IS
nothing but American Whisky favored with the on
A merchant who participates indirectly in the fraud,
by selling the spurious article, Is much offend
or A. the principal, who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen, who values the
health OF the community n which he lives, Will aid
me IN ferretiinR cot and exposing the Inscriptions
merchant who. for the sake nf lew cents Will put
lives. such should b. nailed 10 she pllory Of
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
soIE INroErEE, Nos. is, 20 and p Beaver ST.,
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Large Sale of stock, sc.
ALSO
FARM EON RENT.
And Negroes TO Hire. for 1881

ON the LIST day Of November, 1855, will sell to
~ the highest bidder, a credit 81 moaths, at
nay residence, Gienchd, the following named prop
ery
Team 81 Mules. fine lot of Reef Cutie, stick
Hogs a number one Horse and Buggy. Fodder Oats
Hay, Wheat, Farming utensils two good FusT horse
Wagons, &c, together with many other ARTICLES
mentioned In the. advertisement.
- ALSO,
Al the same time / will rent One hundred
Acres OF good Land. well improved, wri
wcIiiug House and all necessary Out-h houses com
plete.
ALSO,
Five Negroes 10 hire for the year Three men,
good farm hands, and twH huys, aged II and IS
years Every body who wishes Buy, Rent, Hire,
are respectfully invited 10 GENE.
After the sale Is viii have LUNCH.
Hos. W. DABftS.
October lslh lsSS-td-
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Magnificent Scheme
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
B, 4S5 Prizes amounting to...............S $500 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS: Quarters 50 so.
Certifcates Of Paclages III be ID ~ th

No. Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
viii be sent Ia any one DESTROYS OF receiving Il.
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All communications strictly confidential.
Allrn.. NrLnr. Enl IAcLnt- .- 81. 49,. Z.

= ~ y y 10. Augusta. ia.
HB- Persons residing near Montgomery Ala or
Atlanta, Ga, can have their orders ulled and save
ume by addressing : swan & Co, either Of those
cities
HD- A list OF the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one -
entitled Ia, VIII be published after every drawing N
the following papers ;-dtgifsfd ga ) Constitutional
~, Neto Orleans Della Monte Register Charleston
Ndnddrd Nashville Grsete Atlanta KgislliJ.rcrr Nstg
York Weekly Day Book. NTrdUurh Idtig Mars. Rich
mona D,sTdtoh, Mar Turk Dispatch. and P1ui8iny
thtss Clarion and Liaie Rook (JL) True Democrat
oct1o Il
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SheIton's Marble Works /!
Church street, next door 70 Cornclius's Cabinet
Nashville. Tenn.

Nashville. Tenn.
rIrHE undersigned would inform his friends a--N
and the public generally that be will " MI
Time Tie MARBLE BUSHES in tins city az Nr-44
his shop, next deer to COrneiius's Cabinet cTTFTo
shop, on Church Street, am calls at-ution to
the stock II ~
Marble Monuments, Tombs, etc.,
Which he has exhibition aud for sale. embracing a
great variety finished ia the most superb manner
lie " prepared 81 manufacture the shortest notice,
VI r bI e Va uteIss ant every Description IL
Marble N ork, oi tie finest American and ital
tan Marble. hs work Mi, a. heretofore, be war
santed, and his prices ~ sili the times
ana-tf NJ. L. SHELTON
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Nervousness, or Weakness of any
Kind,

If any Of our readers are troubled with Nervous
ness, Weakness of any kind, they should procure
bottle of ''BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrrERs - We have
tried it and can recommend it confidently as a med-
cine givin. almost instantaneous relief Dolly En-
teTprize oct26-lw
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Charles Dickens.
Illustrated Edition of the Works
of Charles Dickens.

Beautifully bound, fine white thick paper with all
the Original Illustrations, by George Crookshank and
others. For sale by VT. BERRY x CO.,
octlq-tf Public Square
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nv ORpERINe TIcKFTs oRCERr1r1cArEs,

Enclose the money 10 address the Tickets or
dered' on receipt Of which they viii Zee forwarded by
hrst mail Purchasers can have tickets ending IN any
figure they designate
The LAST Of Drawn Numbers and rrzrs will be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
h5- Purchasers viii peasc write their signatures
plain, and give their Post unire. county and state
Re- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
Die IN full without deduction
RE- All prizes or 81 900 and under paid immediate
~ after the drwing-other prizes the usual time OF
thirty DAYS.
AL .mmLnllml . ..tr-lI. L. -.-.-. L-.-..-L
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UDOLPHO WOLFE

soLE INroErEE Nos. Is, 20 and p Beaver St,
NEW YORK
The following respectable AIMS In New Orleans
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to the tune Of ''St. PAtrick's Day aud Yam
kee Doodle" and we came into another square
the Place de Hdndome
The Place de Vcndome is an octagonal
square, in the centre of which rises the bronze
tower erected 10y Napoleon in commemoration
of his victories in Germany. This tower or
monument is hollow, and like the "Monu-
mcnt'' in London, is supplied with spiral
stairway inside by which you may ascend to
the top-a height of 3l5 feet. Ii took all the
eloqucnce | could command to persuade my
companion to accompany me to the top of
this monument.
The old gentleman has such an antipathy
to spiral stairways that he has more than
once threatened to change his hotel unless
they give him room little closer 10 the
earth. His room is No. Diz neiy, and the
Squire thinks it Is very appropriate number,
rs be often assures me he Is dLzy-eaouyh before
he accomplishes the cockscrew ascent to his
apartments. On one occasion, after a very
hot whiskey punch, the Squire, in seeking his
elevated chamber was so giddy by the time
he reached the top-landing, that he went into
No. 20. which is occupied by a newly married
couple-much to the establishment Of lbe
bridal party and greatly to the modification
Of old Bailey.
However, prevailed upon him 20 ascend,
aud we paid ten sous TO an old inyalided sol
der who kept the door. and be furnished as
with lantern with which to guide our foot
steps in the dark stairway Of the monument
! shought We should never reach the top Old
Bailey was feeling his way up the dark pas
sage close behind me, for he could not even
get glimpse Of the lantern, which | mis-
ehievously screened from him by holding II
high up In front Of ne. was nearly suffo-
Gated with laughter at hIs lamentations for
having followed such SCATTER brain on such
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
uONHv n an q E r.

MONDAY, Jan. &C Il. M
The market opened this morning quite active and
buoyant. The transactions on time were unusually
large and the advance from the opening was quite
steady. The movement was pretty well distributed.
At the frst board Missouri State SIS advanced per
cent; Illinois Central bonds, l; Delaware and Had
son, 4: Cumberland, 4, Pacific Steamship Company,
2; New York Central Railroad, 4; Erie, I; Reading,
4: Cleveland and Toledo, 4; Chicago and Rock
Island, 4; La Crosse and Milwaukee. 4; Harlem, 4.
Michigan Central Railroad declined "a per cent
There appears to be plenty Of sellers time, either
buyers or sellers option, at about a moderate difIe
renee from cash rates. Spectators for a rise are
buying merely to sustain the market Most Of them
have already got much more stock than they know
what to do with, and gee a very poor prospect Of
getting rid OF Il. Every effort viii therefore be
made to attract new purchasers, but it strikes US
that the worst way In the world just now
IN to put mp prices, when they already range
40 much above the intrinsic value Of the stocks
operated in No one outside, no matter how much
idle money he may have who is at ell posted rela-
tive to the position Of our railroad companies can be
induced TO touch the stocks at any price, even for
temporary speculative movement There Is too
much risk, for the imitation may any moment col
lapse. There hardly railroad a The couptry that
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tot England at D. Rates 10 California were s,saay a
SOC q 900 pei foot measurement.
TisB The market wa inactive. Moderate sales q
day eel making at last weeks prices Macksse
at % so $40 for No Is, and 81 for No rs H~.
ring were unchanged. Ine stock consisted Of aboss
Q 500 qaBt,s OF dry cod, coo do hae and pollock 80
bbls. No. mackerel, $50 do, No z and 500 do No 81;
1900 DO picked herring 2tG do do salmon 800 boxes
smoked herring, ard II COO do. No. do.
HAy.The mi'ket continued firm, with sales OF GO .
500 bales for whipping. az tsc a7oc,
Hors -There speculative movement In old hops,
and several hundred bales changed hands al about &C.
2rc. per III. Prime 10 choice new crop In stesAV
demand from brewers with fair sales st Sc 1oc wiss
common 10 fair qualities ranged chiefly at &c. a 7c.
InoN-There wss some better demand Tor scotch pss.
With salos Of about 10 TONS al Sc, cash, and SIT an
months.
LINZ vas In moderate request with sales Of few hun
drcd barrels Rocklznd at SOC. a 81 Is
MoLAsers--The safes embraced rs bbls Atskapss, ~
auction at SIC, cash, and about $50 500 do New o.
Naval srrw,us-saIes Of 400 q 900 bsn spirits tupea
tine were made at Sic 3Se. Commew rcsin w~s rSss,
OnsTbe market was quiet and prices without change
Of moment.
PRoysoSs s--Pork-The market was heavy and prisss
were easier The snies embraced about 100 800 b6ls
OLD And be~ nj SIS rs fo~ the former and at e6
~ s6 10 for the latter; prime was at s2 90 SIS
Nef WAS Inactive for country Che Gales being ecnn-A 70
about 200 eer Including country prime IS rs - So
and country mess at - $40 About 200 bbis CragIn's
city cured beef hams were sold at SIS So Bacon va.
quiet, st Ike n Nc Gut meats were steady Dressed
hogs selling 6kc s7c Isrd-Sses OF ss,out 90
bol were reported at S%c. e%c, with small lots =
with sacs reported OF about 100 hhds. Including
shoulders at &c $40, and hams at Sc SIC. BaSssr
was steady at l4c lie for Ohio, and l5c DC fsr
STATE. Cheese ranged from 8kc. . Re.
RICH was quiet, ut 2 T5c a3Ac.
Su0ARs.-1he market exhibited iess buoyaaoy, "a
prices within week past have fallen OF about NC psr H.
The sales embraced about 436 hhds Atakspas, Ia ~
public auction, at &c. 61c 30 days and moaths zoo
500 do. New Orleans within the range Of e4c. Ike;
and $50 do Cuba n uscovado, at exc. a6Hc.
TAiLowThe market was hrn with saios Of 10 900 ibs
at loo. and Is 900 do tallow OIL, at eZc., cash.
wBYsXxy.-ales Of 200 bbis made al q Nc IA.
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Markets.
PM. STogE paApp

HIOth HVNFUs
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, 1858.
Stocks firm; Pennsylvania 1ves, sly; Reading Rail
road 2sL; Morris Canal, -, Long Island Railroad eh
Pennsylvania Railroad, 3s5s.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4, 1853
Tho receipt of the Niagaras news here caused a de-
cline In cotton but quotations cannot be given
prices beng 20 irregular Tho sales tod y amount 70
only 600 bales Moesscs Islsc ioc. Flour dull at a.
Exchange New York at par 10 looH. Other articles
generally unchanged.
SAvAsxAH, Jan. 4, 1858.
Cotton has declined &c. Nc Sales today-65o bales
oil skc for middiDg
CHARLESTON, Jan. 4, 1858.
Sales TO -day-25o0 bales Prices have declined Lc
We quote middlipg at shc., and middiing fair, &c.
AUGUSTA, Jan 4, 1858
Cotton-we have no sales To report today, holders
keeping out Of the market
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BrDoklym CITY Nevvn.

CoRoNxR's ISoursrs-SUDDES DKAm.-Coroner Smell
held an inquest yesterday at No. l13 Carlton avenue,
upon the body OF Samuel =. Coggswe who died at ten
O'Clock Sunday night from tho effects Of dose Of exer
of opium. appears he had been a tea party on Sstur.
day evening" and returning homo comp'anea pain
in the head, TO which he SUBJECT His wife recon-
mended him to take dose Of the excr and he swallowed
teaspoonfu He fell asleep from the effects and did
wake til some time next Jay when physicians were
called In but they supposing nothing serious did pre-
feet This had effect and he died the succeeding
ing. he leaves wife and two children The Coroaer's
r. Coggswe came death by congestion Of the brain
produced by what under the circumstances Of The case
was an overdose OF opium taken voluntarily BY the de-
ceased, urder the belief that Il might previous
existing bead ache" Mr. CoggsweI has occupied several
prominent positions connected with the city government
and formerly connected with the Brooklyn press
reporter and editor. An inquest was also held by the
Coroner upon the body Of Ann Marriott Of No 30
Sackct street. who died suddenly 10 au apopIectc At
while attending 10 the Dutch Reformed church. in
Harrison street sunday evening The verdict of the
Jury Was in accordance with the fscts.
Mr. Alfred Large, wealthy citizen OF Brooklyn died
suddenly on saturday evening last, having previously
joyed apparent good health
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSKr-BRooKLyS PoIIcK CouRI
Before James II Corn~el Esq, Justice. Joseph Lane
and Honora Lane, formerly Houora Sheperd) were
brought before Justice Cornwc yesterday morning. on
the charge Of passing counterfeit s6 bills the onondaga
Bank of Syracuse n Y at different places in this city
bouse the Of Oxford stree and Flushing avenue
and taken 10 that city. The onepce Of which they
charged being triabe here they brought back
Policeman Widely, Of New York, being sworn testified
that, from Dicenaiion received, he In company
with other oilbrs, went to the house OF the de-
PENDANTS Wednesday last, for the purpose Of
discoverir. the coan,erfeits in question that
when he I'd the house the wife OF threw some
thing from her person. and he then picked up
floor twenty 81 the bills in court he then
out OF the house with Lane and found directly under the
window OF the In which the FIRST bills found
tNxau .fvad Jotl
amount corresponding with the Information ne had re-
oeyed Of the bills left at lanes house. he took the pri
souers into custody aud conveyed them 10 New York. and
they mere subsequently brought TO Brooklyn.
hacksy broker, testified that the bills produced
were counterfeit
Of lane for the purpose Of moving for her discharge
the legal ground that she under the coercion
and control OF her husband The further examination OF
the case WAS then adjourned.
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Oyrrcr or Local I~srrrropsS
Nav YoRx. Dec 10, 1851. 4
sR-ru the matter of the CATION into the conduct ~
The licensed officers Of the steamship ceot's am~,cs We
being by The law placed under The supervision and In
second That The testimony clear snd conclusive 10 the
fact that every possible effort made by the licensed
gneers The qucnchng 81 the frcs and that after
they we're put out they we're sgsin started With pine wood
Third That the donkey boiler was Cred up At @atiy
early date and that the assistant engineers charge OF the
donsey pumps persevered in attempting toteer those pumps
work until compelled leave be hossd up socount
OF being immersed In hot water.
with regard the leaving IT the ship by the chief engineer
his ts not extraordinary when the small number saved Is
taken into consideration neither does furnish ground for
prove the language addressed 10 him Nv The captain after
be was in the boat and the tenor o that leaves
doubt IN minds that he had either been Ordered into the
post or had to take charge of her and hs Oder
After The main engines had ceased work donkey
Ss 81 ssns ssTsT Engaged ss
stopping leaks experimenting pumping gangs and
The result o. the whole provo that tho licensed officers
did their duty
wish regard the leading TO the oes Of the snp the
ses their inuues conduct OF The ses I'm
GERS although IN making such impurities many OF the ccum
leading the foundeng Of that
deptally. ywhr M. WEEKS
United States Local inspectors Port ~ New York
CHis. ". COPELAND, Esq, superylsns inspecior. sc.
Nrw yopN Jan isss /
sRAbove you have copy Of the reports to ME- Copesnd
America Vow will please communicate ne sane 70 Mr.srs
Tice and Keefer HENRY n. RFNWfCK
GsoRss VI Asnsr ESQ., Chief Engineer late Of the Central
Mr. Ashby has, we are informed, received his certd-
from the Board OF Inspectors, and qualified
70 resume the practice Of hia profession.