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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31

This machine combines many useful improvements
and was pronounced by the Committee the greatest
invention of the kind. One Of the above mentioned
cut, last season, over
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31
F. B MURDOCH, Oh. Committe,

We shall manufacture for the present harvest,
FIFTY MACHINES OF THE ABOVE DE.
SoRIPTIoN,
And are ready to receive orders for the same Par.
ties wishing to purchase.
CLIPPERS OR HEADERS.
VIII please give us their orders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-02
City Intelligence.

81. DAvp's DAY-Yeseriay being the first March, was
b. Dayids Day the Anniversary of the birthday OF patron
sAint Of Wales II is day remembered by the Welsh
paris OF the world and especially in the ancient principally
the Cymri IS they have called themselves Wales and
the esh being Saxon misnomers Our Welsh fellow
have societies New York. two of which
the ncent Brilon aud St Dsvid bene
pl Of nuiua benefit associations The other the St Davis
socisty-has usually celebrated The day with
much spirit, until the psni Of 1888 when the
bought the oney usually expended for eating
drinking public doner could be applied in
works Of charity among their eouutrymen however
Keep up ancient for their language and nation
aty they have four Protestant, churches In this city
which Gospel preached native tougue they
have several hundred children Sho punctusy attend
their Sabbath schools hey support two weekly papers
SAeh have extensive circulation besides aiding in the
snre writrg The foreeoi- have received the following
The meeting Society ancient SRI
tons his society instituted May 8 1905 celebrated is y
fur'h az nyesary yesterday March at St Dsyid's Hall
ee to order 81 half O'Clock p NJ when the secre
ry presented the fry fourth annual report from which
esther following the let of 1883 the funds
sty So receipts during the year
y oS III making total Of 81 coo 0 The disbursements OF
eePs leaving The Of funds the Is, March, 1851
5 % During the past year the society lost three member
Jan Is, at the Of Elm and Reade
brrs l,6 embers The following officers elected
ensuing Ma Benjamin T. Lewis editor the Cambro
American, President Mr. Morris isms Vice President Mr.
iam Lewis Secretary Messrs David T. Roberts and Hen
ry Jones Stewards
The sale of this coe yesterday Leay
Co auction rooms, as Broadway. hundred
Tots disposed Of for the part ordinary
value. few choice lots, however, sold foows:-sir
lEeron Bridges Archsica- vos Alto. $50 The Censura
bsraphcal and Antiquarian Tour in France and Germany,
81 Dibdin DO Tour In England and Wales $50
Nah Literature, SO Nichols Literary Anecdotes Of the
hiahsen,A Century 10 voIs SO Rsns Bblothecs
osns Nova $3 History OF Printing In America $2
Watts BioliOtheca Britannica vols 40, Si5
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Died.


BrDsov--rn this city, on Monday morning, Feb. 2s,
after oDg incfs Mr. THOMAS BgDsoy, the 10th year
OF his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend his fune.
raj AZ the house OF his son inaw, DR.. Van Kcek, No
second street this "wednesday aern con at two o'clock
BpDsAlL-In San Iran sisco, California on Friday Jan
~, GEORGE w BisDsAM, formerly OF Brooklyn, ~ Y,
aged 81 years.
BIdsa was-onesof the earliest se,,lers of Marvs
vile, and pioneer 10 ia earliest enterprises
Bsowm On Sunday, Feb. q. Capt JONI BRoyER of
Broosly n, at his residence, in Princeton, " J.
His friends and relatives respectfully invited IN
attend the funeral, Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock from bis late residence.
BRowy.-On sonday Afternoon, Feb 81, after a sudden
Illness Jus1sA RUB, ony DAUGHTER Of A. spes Ruth
B. Brown, Of this city, In the bth year Of her age.
Butler On ruefdsy, March /, BRIDGET BrIusa, sister
Of William Butler, OF consumption.
The funeral will take place at the residence OF her bro
Their, No 36l Hudson street. on Thursday Afternoon at
o'clock Relatives and friends invited 10 a,teni
CAR,R-On Monday, Feb 2s, GEORGE wAanyoroy
CAR1Es only con Of William and Catherine Carter aged %
pears and days
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No IA Jones street. this "wednesday afternoon
~ t@o O'Clock. His remains viii be Inferred in Green
DAI,os oon Tuesday, March 1, Mrs DALTON, aged 81
The relatives and friends OF the family are respecfnlJv
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence No.
l3o osoy street, on Thursday afternoon, at o'clock
DAkeHy-A her residence No a27 Fourth street on
Monday evening, FEB rs, of consumption, NM Jurn
DARcBY, aged So years.
The funeral viii take place on Thursdayaeruoon a. e
o'clock, from her late resudeuce.
D1IoS-On Tuesday, March 1, JoxrH HgxRY. son OF
OIL Joseph and the atc sybela Dillon, aged years
nnd months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
.yited TO attend the funeral from the residence his
father, No 237 Carlton avenue, Brooklyn Thursday
Afternoon at two O'Clock. The remains viii be taken 70
Greenwood for nterment
cARvrE AT her residence Glen Cove L. l., on Monday,
Feb. Ia Mrs EErEy CARVE widow OF the ate DR. Thomas
Gervie, In the 73d year Of her age.
she was native Of Perthsbire, Scotland, aud member
n the kirk Of Kendrum, Anti Berger demon Uaton, Of
whacb the late Alexander Young was pastor.
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trses B. ,os,,n D. sfssr : severe illness, saAmzs A
n rs.,syss IA friends Of tho fAmly, and Of bis
hS >er EGC r r Tremper are respectfully invited 10
end hrs fuperai At CHRIST church, 6edfrd avenue, on
th;s Twednesdavy afternoon at three O'Clock.
[ Rvuxn-Suddeuly ON Sunday evening Feb. ~, lsAH1L
second daughter Isaoell n and the late Charles
! 7. Heiser' AGED years and month";
re,s.,ses and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence OF her
grandfather Christopher Hessr No II STATE street. On
tbe "wednesday afternoon al two O'Clock without fur
I,sxp-On Tuesday March l. ]. y. ksx1P, the only son
Due Iotce viii be given Of time and place OF funeral
| JoNxs-On Tuesday, March l. of Group, CLaRExoSr
PoRrKR Of Edward and Elizabeth Jones' aged years
The friends and relatives OF the iamly are
invited 70 attend the funeral on this "WEDNESDAY from
the residence OF his parents, 10th street,
KnIIY-On Tuesday March OF consumption, NIcHoL As
KELLEY the eldest son OF Robert ana Jane Kelly, aged ~
years and months -
independent Company Of Knickerbo,kers, arel re
specially nvned 10 suena n!s iangsa from nus lste
residence No 1Ss stanton street on Thursday Afternoon
at two O'Clock, wTnout iur'ner hVtAnon.
kENER AT 81 LOUIE, MO- reo ~ alter snort illhess
FRED W. kHSSKR, formerly Of Carsruhe, Germany aged
2eyears, s months and "a days.
lAlHRoP-on tuesday, harch l. WILLIE son OF Silas r.
and Evelipa latnrop' aged years and months.
me fwnus ., ne ismny sre Iespectiuy Invteo 20 az
end e rom !ne residence OF MS parens corner
OF Forty NTH street and Third avenue, on this Wednes
day. afternoon at two O'Clock
aged W years
me iriehos OF tne family ana tnoee OF ner daugh'er
mrs the"e Ann hufrowS, are respecuniy invited 70 a..
hnd me luneral TINS (wednesdayl afternoon, at two
O'Clock from her late residence No lS Greenwich avenue
hooowAN5on Monday, Feb -, ELIZA, eldest daughter
Iancs ana Ann hcuowan III tue 1od year OF ner age
The friends and acquainsnces Of the family are respect
iuy invited 70 attend me funeral from the residence OF
er PuIents, no. ~ West Ihrty street, on Ihurs
Gay monng al niue O'CLOCK from mere 70 tne Cnuron OF
the BOY cross Foty second street. wnere ngh mass Will
De oIsreo lor the repose OF her eoui.
MchMSA.-MAkY, the beloved wue OF Tnomas NC
IN ,he zsin year OF ner age naive OF county Cavan
ireland. ~.
her remains WIZ De taKen rom her iate resdence NO
10 SCUM SKIN street, Wilamsoarg, al io2 o'co 70
he Roman catnohc Cnurcn OF SAINTS refer AM raul,
where ngn mass VIII De celeorated Tor the rcpose OF
her soul The friends and OF the family
respectfully invited 70 attend without furtner notice.
o. AchuGH-on MONDAY, feo 70, BRIDGET AchuGH, aged
OF years
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ApAns-DcKE On Tuesday March l, by the Rev. DR.
Hutton, JAY l. ADAMS aod HELEN DIcKrE daughter of p
Rcke, Esq, all Of this city.
CARRoI-HYDE-In this city. from the American
Home on Wednesday, Jan. 10, by the Pew Mr. Berriau
Mr.. RICHARD ~ CARROLL TO Miss LuIsA NJ HYDE both Of
this city.
CovEEI-DPrSKyH On Tuesday, March l, at the resi-
depce Of the BRIDES father by the Rev DR.. Muhenberg
M CHAIREs H. Covert 10 Misc EMMA c. DRrSKER eldest
daughter Of ". VAIN Drinker Esq all of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GrsoN-HoLcoMB-On Thursday Feb, "a, by the Rev.
j. X " Thomas. Jonx 3. GIBSON 70 JKSSErT A. HoLcoxB
oil of New York
wAIIAT--DEygREr--In this city, from the American
Home, TUESDAY, Feb %, by the Rev. Mr. Weston Mr.
Ike c. WALLACE, Of St. LOUIS To Miss Sarah A. Devere
N this city
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,


A GOOD BOOK, WITH 40S PAGES, AND HAND.
IA some steel engraving for so while the aReut
can canvass the city through the lperaiy Of gentle
In Philadelphia 10 aid the Christian
favnrte particularly of the ladies' sold unusually
Bishop Mclvapes Evidences an valuable
work While adapted to acholars 1t 10 most useful TO
ortioary readers and well TO correct the skepc
neDts for the ruth of Christianity IL volume as h
ordinarily sold for dollar ana BIZ had agent ME-
Lewis for 70 cents 1t put this low price, placsd t
the disposal Of the agent for the of securing useful
among Chta Of all denomna atoms In the hone
that It will be read by thousands skepucism will be-
cured by the cogent reasons which II contains.' -
NEW York. Jan - 1858. JOEL PARKER
We heartily concur 10 Dr Parkers recommendation the
above canned work I'D win +. Hatfield. N 0angs Thomas
lie w.t. o. SPRING L. Cuyler George B. Cheever Stephen
H. lying Jos r thompson Talbot W. Chambers d. GIL.
le,te, M. T. Adam, j. A. Roche, VIM. H. Norris Thos H.
Rurch r. M Hatfield Ihos a. Osborn John Mcleod VIM
Fletcher ~
have not read the work. but my Impressions derived from
others decidedly In favor of IT, H. W. BEECHER
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CLEARED
Steamship Africa tBr. Shannon Iiverpool-E Cunard;
Steamship Union, Healey, Galveston--N Clemens Co.
Steamship Georges Creek, Morley savannah-h Crom
steamship Chesapeake, Crowel, Bstimore-H Cromwell
snip American Congress kaher London-Srinne Minturn
Park Fairy, Blish. Hong Kong-Geo Talbot
Brig Giori ic, Corsei PalermomLawrence, Giles Co
s sssr se Ra
sehr Esplenior boiro Ciudad Bolvar-holler Riera-
schr ] w lindsay, ,ieSis Mobile Lsyin Hurbut
schr Caslllar Belatii Jack sonvile-C 4 Il J Peters
schr smith, Conkling, savannah-McCready, Mott Co.
tchr John Roe, hammond Chsrieson-b Murray.
tchr sIeadman, Goodell Charieson-J Smith Co.
seSr j Weeks Weeks, Richmspd. c iIerson,
s sT kescd pserdo sssn
sehr Mary Aaelne jenkins. Petersburg y W M,Kee.
seRr ssannos Ssrs WEE Mskee.
sehr Isaac Rich smi b. Phladelphia-J Hand:
sloop Franklin Avery, Providence
Steamer eaP raP Boston pSssepSs
Steamer Artisan, Foster. South Amboy.
ARRIVED.
with @dse and is John Dale feb % froa
lat IS 80 lon As 20 lat a 70 lon 40 at PM entee large
clearing seered South and West along the edge OF for 10
miles
Steamship Augusta: woodruff Savannah. with ano
passenger. TO Mltcsill Son: Monday si5 AM lat %
Charleston The Augusta detained Of HAerss by fog
n A%Ss s G = heavy so
phoon In the China Sea- carried away yards Passed
YsS9pssas "a sa5f L%s %
ssosus %
!h l.ii g n Lon g 8 w, spoke Dutch steamer Hsqdc
seaman fe from The foreops. yard and Was killed Had
light winds and Gains the southward Of Haeras since thai
s sa ss g cspP with mar
Bs Fairy Of Psadsphs we.s f Psrsss Brazil Feb
=, Win hides as % Rsy1ods 4cushaaa SeS
York; spsae brs Mary s o 5D5
or 2 ss a s. .s
AWARE 9Th ioretopmss and bboom gone: The Fairy
bad weather on the coast split sails but other
Brig African Button Port Prince Feb H. With coffee
brig he BrOSt. Ssnn ID S or A0e saw
Brig Matilda of Boss2n Richardson Aguadla PR Feb Il
Big heen Jane of Boston, Stafford Ma,anzas Feb H. With
sehr g Town.epa OF Broothays Culver Rio Jsnero, b
schr Emily of BALTIMORE Marin Rio Hache Feb 10
with hde. &c % handy Everett Sailed in company witt
ie on The i end Of tubs 'A' pA''eD company 81
sshr Nishtisgse Martin Curacao 20 days with pdse,
order. Fsssnd Cape Ha,eras sunday 10Th Took a sW
gale OF Haieras at IL NJ and compelled send before
at 10 Pm the wind suddenly veered 70 in heavy saaa
n ssw he ss0e been twice 20 The soS g.
With Coffee cswood % "a s s m fsc To-
Ion 7to5, saw brig Mary Lowell. q aachas stserings
schr Geo Byron (of Boson Eldredge Csrdenas Feb II
s INA Hsss T Gss a SG ss NC day
hchr Ny Rover, Hughes Wilmington, NC, 6 DAYS
Schr r : Miller, Hand. Wilmington NC, days
tchrT Jones, Bedell, Norfolk, days
Schr minnesota, Baker Norfolk.
schr Ann, Cole, City Paint days
kohr lndine Rsey. Philadelphia dayr.
schr Eben Herbert, johnson Easpor, 3 daye
schr Paliss, French, Hockland, daya
schr koscins, Westgate Taunton
Sloop Harvesi, Corwin Providence.
Steamer Curlew, Arey Providence.
Steamer Oeceoia, smith. New LONDON
SAILED.
shrs Baltic s. John Rachel New Orleans arks Teresa
Thomas, Clara Windsor, Port su Prince.
Wind during the day NV, fresh.
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EXPRESSES.

GOLD MINE6-LEAvENwORTH CITY AND PIXIES
NJ Peak Express and Passenger line-The company
has been organized with ample capital We with east
ern lines Al ct Louis No.. and at Leavenworth Ctv r.
Our r.I coaches leave City day Of
April We starting daily passenger coaches IN ad-
don to those that be required for express gooda Through
tickets passing over line he had at all principal
railroad ticket Offices In the and North obtain pref-
renee Of seats those holding tickets will be required reggie
ter al the compsnys odce worth
according TO such register We do guarantee arrival
IN given number of days but feel every confidence thst tho
city or Il, vicinity VIII be made inside Of twelve days and
of ten days j. b. Simpson Nos and Nassau street Con-
hnensl Bank Building room No g. New YORK. our general
agent authorized 70 arrange for the sale Of tickets and also
tor express goods. W. II. RUSSEII. Pres,dent
BEAvENwoRTB CRY, X. T., Feb q, 1859
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BILLIARDS.

IlHLIARDS.-NOW 10 YOUR TIME TO PURCHAgE
- splendid tables for SIS and $500 with the only correct
cushions now In use Call and examine fine stock do
pay double price for the worthless patent hum5ug cushions
WIZ GRIFFITH, lac fulton street.
WINAkTS BILLIARD TABLES AND PATENT EX-
w celsior spring cushonsOrders for articles for
repairs promptly attended TO- few second hand abea cheap
for cssh.
wINANTs billiard mandatory II Gold street. ~.
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uoueEs FOR SALE BY R. q. PIERCE IS w1L11Al

HOUSES FOR SALE BY R. @. PIERCE, Is WILLIAM
4 East s,h st. story tory do Is DO ''' ''' '''A''
s:s%a sasiss stone, 20 do.
20 T Es 70 ST i: story d d. ess sS do
3 Sna e es 5 sr sry n saPn s'S dS
s0sy DO ssrSy a. s. elias. sss 81 DO @
Corner Madison av story English basement elegant Is
9th av Murray Hill, story do, Is DO will exchange for
siih st.. story do, $40 do, with lot in rear.
Corner 5u av., story do Is do
90 and Il West 10th s. story brown stone Is do
=. I'm ST. story English basement brown stone. do
varying in prices from $40 ooO to $4,000.
HOUSEKEEPING LINEN GOODS.
Bsrnssy and Irish shss.euns linens pillow linens table
Also the best brands Of shng and bosom linens a. well a.
embrodcred woven and machine Stitched isae
s. EACH wristbands and collars In ,les
for ladies' gentlemen and children in endless variety aud
THE LINEN STORE
AS Broadway above Asior place east side
IRISH PoPLINs.--sAMPLEs OF THESE BEAUTIFUL
fabrics Received by the se a%shp Prince albert may he
way, and orders received for the manufacturers
7 AIDES UNDER CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE,
~ ,ouo AT Genias bazaar 5is Broadway.
following articles at very moderate prices
Imported nnncr linen,
Drawers,
Summer corsets,
Night cars,
Mlsses' muslin brillante and diaper aprons
GENIN's bazaar
6l3 Broadway.
MI MARTIN LAWSON.
Corner ofFranflln street, M stairs
prepared to exhibit their spring Importation Of French
sy SsSsi;s, IS Of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
f1hGs6wxns,
STRAW BoNNETs. &C. 10.
sssi nssss grapes and yeiIs Of the best manufacture
Mourning ribbons, lsses, flowers, &c. &c
MoUCRNIse yoy5A y, D ,.... ,n,..,.
W. JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods,
Nl Broadway, between Spring and Prince sti ees
MOURNING BoNSETs AND MAN1nL!As AT WHOLE.
mourning viii nnd o their sdvanianse @ call At
W. JACKsON's Importer Of Mourning Goods,
ISL Broadway, between Spring and Prince streets
Nrlw LACEs AND EMBRoIDERrEs -MrroHgLL a
have just received for the, retail trade superb lot Of
ind ss ns% $ Is yard so
collar. beautiful NEW Pr FsnS q, extremely low s,e
BANDS, col airs and sets In cambria and book musnns.
CKIRTs. SPRING SKELETON sKrars
- self adjusting buste 81 81 fourteen springs So and
seveneen Springs Dealers supplied nine springs Tor
dozen. '''''' O. La@RypIT,, ""S
81 Spring sIeet near Hudson.
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Telegraph Marine Report.

- Telegraph Marine Report
bQUAN March sunset-Wind NV fresh; weather clear
and Geld. - w -' " ~
clear snd cold Wv 'N' "'
Hi.uHLANDs, M, March ], sunset-One ahp anchored
guoe ,ne .kr one bark and brig the onng bound In
Wind NV, fresh; weather clear cold e' SN ~
sAEDI Hook!kJ March l. sunset Wind NNw fresh
Miscellaneous.
The Hamburg steamship sa1ona sailed yesterday for ou,
ampton, Havre and Hamburg, with 90 passenger
BRIO Gov ANDERSON Brunette which sailed from MsYse,s.
Feb 9th for Lynn Eng wrecked day on the beach
Gerva. Crew saved. Vessel cargo adhered n. ,o
should the weather improve Of the materials Irb, he
raved Che had cargo Of -four and lInseed The vas
bun Belfast Me. In 1915, I3o TONS owned in KEY
West
SNIP SPARKLING WAVE, Capt McCart Is completing her
loading q, pier s. Err, for Fan Francisco and "a advertised 10
fa on the l2h inst This fine ship made her Las. passage 10
that port In La and delivered her cargo without claim
Tor damage she loading In hessrs Babcock Cooley Oos
line. W.
sTgAxsHp RoisoKE-The steamship Roanoke was yester.
Gay located 81 The Sectional dock where abe has been
jig fepars 10y Yen days past ana made Trial uip down tie
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HOTELS.

MANSION HOUSE, HICKS STREET. BROOKLYN HAS
wi few desirable vacant suitable for fanss or
angle gentlemen, which VIII be offered reasonable terms
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DENTISTRY.


A BEAUTIFUL AND SUPERIOR get OF TEETH ON
Al pure silver only ~; with So electro plated Full
sets on gold and pana with continuous gums s and
rsDed eqHal TO In New York; single teeth, ST. Teeth
FILED ard extracted without the least pain 80 by Dr.
LUThEk corner OF Tenth Atreet and Sixth avenue.
A RTIFICrAL TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST
n possible prices sets oliver gold $685. continu-.
pnn, SIS Teeth exrared without pain TN
3l9 Canal street, Mercer block OF Broad
way Dr. EaGLETON.
lfNTIsTRy-TEETH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ without the slightest pain, by and original pro-
cess not freezing This admirable pracsed
only. References given required. Dr. Il. q. DURKIN,
9S Canal street between lAurens and Wooster Streets
POLITICAL.
nEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
- The members OF the General Committee are requested
TO attend regular meeting of the committee held Al
By order ISAAC v FOWLER Chairman
X sl1 1sn" S..s Sne%s,:r Secretaries
18th wARD.-THE MEMBERS OF THE DEMocR Alto
Ward Committee of this ward requested t meet Al
Smiths Of Eleventh First avenue this sWed
hesday evening" AZ IA O'Clock Tor the Transaction of
-, - JOHN Il FOGERTY, Chairman.
y. koLLwAGES, JR., 'ese@''
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NARIFINE INTELLIGENCE
Port OF New York, March 1, 1859.

ALMANAC NEW YoRx-rHB DAY.
" RIsEs. 80 NOON 1894
uH sxTs... 81 HIGH vArER.. Is
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMoN1AL hpvsER.-Mi.LE. EUoErIA VAL.
w LEI VIII upon the receipt OF 20 stamos
and specimen of handwriting renrn ihereron dencsoc
Of me wrers character, also description Of the one they
WI marry and give advice In love affairs Ac Address MIC
L. Valet, New yorA Post ollce.
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THE FIT1ENIEN,

AT 4 MEETING OF MUTUAL ENGINE COMPANY NO.
~ hfld az The engine house on Monday evening Feb &
The following resolution WAS unanimously adopted
Rsroved That this company cordially endorse and apnrov
OF the nomination ~ candidate for Assistant Engineer Of h0
First district OF their foreman Mr. George Mcrah and hear
lily recommend him TO the support hreen OF the city
ALFRED TAnrE Secretary. >
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HIeCBLLANEOUs.

THE OTHER NIGHT AN ICE TOOK,
Ard aimee have shivered and shook
Iike he man that couldn't get warm.
They say It's fever and ague I've got
For m sometimes cold and sometimes bot;
But 70 sTEINFELD I'll CO. Tor they say he's got
For aaue sovereign balm
Famed oognac bers had only 70 Nassau stree
NY
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Flint, Robinson Noreans; New England Fig. Do Cum.
cayune, Brooks and Cordeli Bishop NOresns; Jas Gray
plunmer Galveston; Charter Oak Carver. Mobe Robin
Merrill Charleston Alamo Paison Galve son; Parsons
nowe Nptlesns andput back; Id Duern, johnston do;
IN the river outward bound 10TH Equity Lawson Galveston;
ton Qhe two latter also reported as sid s reepland Lamb
an fraeIseo Otter Chepowoh, do Esmeraia, York, new
Ga llth star Of the West NcAlmon, WORK l2s Oregon
SosSs restes ' %Inso~ fh:d and s Ksn
MLc,x ,hareston; Cotton Planter Wood Frank Pierce
lniered ogt llth Emily Fall fswyer Noreap,; I2h ss
a , wAnds Phlada lHh Tress stevens Boston Rich
Loseos FEB liar Ctris,Iapa Monk SYork; 18th ADD
wd Rsnss senra sy Sass saf ia si again aG l
.izs Thornton Maxwell Batavia hortense, Barnes Boston;
ANA n s 80 6s. PrsSs'end
rn' on, iAp glndoo hanussin ssn Francisco Is Chris
Arrs orayesend is Sarraganset,, Edmonds, Calcutta;
L.s.asn FEB sArr Elizabeth Cam Lewis from Clyde for
10Th ha,Pswe storer and Aida Heay from do for boa
~ reo H-on Heiicon, Cole, rom Antwerp for Ha-
M.ssIsa Feo b. i1sd Wild Duck, rearce, Boston.
MAIAeA, Jan 1Arr william Psierson 1f HYorf so''
crocse dss 70 e es Sas5 dsen go,. sp suphrs
,ehrs Lovs Peacock Mankp for NYork soon Idg; Pitt Bal.
IL port Dec .hp E,sssraso %a'1 %ss from Liverpool
AT %,h dhs; brig Wright Hughes, from BALTIMORE
sa.s. csu s1f s TlDS r ;Ss Ssss; E..%sn
mur, Lesegsns nom NYorE arr isS do; "a Snsmsn
Kinsmsn Tor Boston, gsussr Jas Ward fibbe,s Tor
for DO Chiffon Penne for Holm e. HoIe s ,asasss
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