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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

AAsos sisy y Hs Ss e e s.as,s, 1853
Common Council Of The city Of New Orleans
4 L No, Ass.
keod That the Mayor be and he hereby requested 70
give Notice n the official with section 10
o. tbs new City Char thai ih intention Of the Com
q Gel
XknNraxt street.
lsisasal 3; NIXON ~ 9. |, $3.50,
tSignsdI CHkN H. WALDO,
! ~ President Board n Asissns Aldermen.
8! sss;s SRsAaD sr5.s i 1 szESs. Secretary,
Ryvrsus 1t he above rssolssn hereby gxen that
It u tsnion 81 the ely Of Hsw 0eens 70 hAya roydras
sss VIZ 0osks e. ZEN ncss q ne foyas
ably y he i1h sscsiea q Ne c eSas1 hi srrru u.xo,
MAlRs p "A NogyEILs .oRIEAxs. -.
H6sel dc Willie. dc janyier 1857.
Con- commm n VI NosssIlssorlsans
No 428ss i
xeotx Que X xars sct autorisa de donner avis dams le
Journal ocs Il 100 de Ia chartre do
e srs psvs q pieces Poydras des denx CO.
- Dc Pcydras do arue Baronne Ia des Ram
fsisns] y. Q. NIXON,
81 sYs Gsttsss A President du Board 6es Aldermen.
lSsgne1 CHAS. II. WALDO,
President saa do Board des Asst. Aldermen.
81. isisssl = : ali GERARD sr1rH, Maize; So
~ vertu Dc Il resolution laessus avis est par e
eeqnes que Pintentcn dc 10 vile do Il
fairs payer On pecea IL Poyds des c5ss
a mssch4 d Poydras Premier District de Ia Baronne
~ g q Nouveile- Orleans S. q. ~
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NEW ORLEANS, November 9, 1858,
TO the Common Council Of New Orleans: : :

NEW ORLEANS, Novembere, 1858.
ns nasrsdas%s New Fs~
Pn is ss 1
os o o 81 msk @
Girod e Morales The west 70 Goodchilden street that said
work completed according % the lines and levels Of the
Erseaa FOWL, 80 feet Madam Jack Feda c, feet
sss iIss ,se feet NJ. 9 Sss Joseph Thomas.
- hsn,y sa Ssasas ssf's'
A,ths%iss wlsms IS feet John Il Jadsans feet ss.''
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
copss omman 4 NEsyNss Dseem1rs 1855
q / sIs ssss 4
d
sa I. ss dams
de1x e6es de Ia usque de Ia rue God II IA s
L asa si sa @
s
All % ct nivssmens qa donnss par
E,dsuS a zs's sopsds sur la Mime Jack rsda pcs.
plsa. fs' ss ssssss. g p!ss.
B BssS ss.
Arthemise Williams, IS 6p Mrs j. Sanderson S2 preds
JAS. A. HOPKINS, r.,
d l.wsw Secretaries du conse dss Aldermen
1 GUANo...........,..GUANO.....".....GUANO.
PERUVIAN AND MANIPULATED.
4s5t Also -FA
LAND PLASTER and LINE, for poor soil. For sale by
I S. HOLDEN & CO.,
ja4 Inn No. IS Magazine, corner Poydras st.
CHAMPAGNEs CHAMPAGNE
80 cases Noet's Vim Imperial sd. +
9Sttsg5s 50 Dell de Perdrix,
100 baskets. Sillery,
Landing ex ship Maitaro from Havrs. For sale By
% 3. WOLFF, cor. Grsyier and New ievee SITS.
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NouvELLE- ORLEANS. noyembre, 1858
Al Consei Commun de la Nouyelle Orleans:
a PETITION DIES soussslgne represente
respectueuement Ia majore requise par nouvele
sharte Dc Ia vile sgne Ia presene petition ct lis pent
hon6raole corps de paser resolution auossnt Con6-
eur venre apres cinq os davi dams gazette ocele lie
contr pour CONNECTION de banquees bqes goes
en- o0is sur les deux cotes de la Morales de St.
nand avenue Washington lis deendsnt aussi que Ia vene
soft denniye ct MARE soft auiorse
uacquereur Les placements fats compliant sur
du travail commencement agneens ct niyel-
lemens qui serant donnes par lie voyer de Ia vile.
iad " 0arvsy, 43 pieds pouces
John Feryes. 43 pieds ponces.
Jack yulthar, IS peds
I& Mad Zr Ryan, % pieds.
Michael Cnmplur, &c pieds.
Mad Ceuliver, 20 pieds.
John Mode, 29pieds.
Joe yeetlan, 80 pieds.
y. Blancan, 20 piedsf
NJ. Coffee IS peds
Thos. Mccormick, % pieds,
Bsptiste Barcade, l25 pitds.
Claus Thannarlon, 81 piees
j. 81 Jargens, III pieds.
Augusta Arder IS pieds.
John Dempsey IS pieds.
Augnues venue 30 pieds
n. A. Vullon, 10 pieds,
Joseph Bitters, 1870 pieds. .5.
Elizabeth Bode 81 peds
Michel Mercear, 80 pieds.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
I'll 1aWoW secretare du Conse des Assistant Aldermen.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parrish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
Be remembered that this 18th March 1885,
subsorber Justice Of the Peace in the aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs, President
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans, who being duly sworn according law,
and that the above
correct transcription the books Of said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS Presiden
II. p. JANVIER. Secretary.
swornto before this 10th day of March,
4. D. 1858. G, NJ BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
par the outstanding certificates profits on
and after the Monday May next redeem
and after that date the scrip Of the 1855 reserns
hundred Thousand dollars they have further declared
a scrip dividend Of FORTY-TWO PER CENT. on net
earned of the ending U.s. 1855
which certificates will be ssned after the rs day
june 1883. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, Woo President
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PETITIoNsOFFIC

jsS isvSv 1ERARn sTrr5 u.,r.
PETITIoNs-OFFICIA
NV osIEAss, Nov. 50. 1858.
70 the honorable the Common Council Il.
. Il e. ~ g: s:ssss
. Is dons II with section and nine
& ~ H. j. s
Y q i ss5ssy q i..t
az q. s SsssSs Il IS. a'eeens ~ feet
Ann Ann 81 ~ 9 sigseHss 9 feet
rsd frssdent Southern Bank 80 feet French
6iinssn. g fset e more.
Ss;;s =. ss heirs ~ ws,asy 81 feet
M% 4 e a..nssas = S So ss...
So. JAS. y HOPKINS.
sFs Secretary Board Of Asst Aldermen
NouvE1E ORLEANS, 80 Nov, 1sss.
Il 9sn IS. ::ss
sennsement vote honorable eops de passer resolution
~ e e sa
calaAs u ys fat confomsmsn section Ils
s
ssscnt donnie Il pa Y voysr Do Ia viils. .
S. $685. z ''fi sl.ssns il, p,.a.
"a d. s ss p e p j. s,,,,, :. ~.
hi Hf cameron. pre-. m
Bsnisi Fatfax. pisds.
i Blinesu 70 pieds on plus - r ~-N -. - p''1'
R a Gassu psus Pssi succession whitney na,
Mary HYMN, par sumner, ags, Is pieds r'-''
r W. P S,sn,s 4 p b ai.a.
Ping 4 Avaidaao. 2 pieds ,.x,,s uonr,,.
= -. - s.s...-4. 1.ss9..a:
e ne Common Council Of New Orleans:
spsouly shovsth that the majority rssnsa b. the he
CIV Charter having signed this position hey
s 9ns s E nd ogss1 N. osh
and that those .Irssay made repaired
for he same A PS
e ss made 10 when the work completed according
~ y Lss's is0 isss Morales s ;,sss Y Ho,x,,s
Secretary Board q Assistant aldermen.
Ssssa
l's
I ass
ss 4 ss
& sss
tSsssat sas1.
Sssssssss.: s. s = s.s.,s .ls ! e'D'A' Ass'
q aai
ssn. Pr JS oSn e T. ss r,s i
an ,.vs ssc,a,r. ao eon.s A Az A HOPKINS
Nvyy 5,,,-.- n. :. ;s.s
To the Common Council of New Orleans ne' a. 1000
l.s,sdE sSa.a y. o H. the Mntierslgnea re-
s6s body 70 pas resolution the Gomposr
for making brick side walk. and wooden cutters
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NEW ORLEANS, November O. 1858.
To the Common Council of New O-leans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
spectfuy showeth that the majority required by new
City Charter having signed petition they pray Your homo
rabe body to resolution authorizing the Comptroller
sell ater I'VE days notice in the official JOURNAL the
making brick walks and wooden cutters both
Morales ST. from s. Ferdinand to Washington Avenne that
said sale shall be final and that the Mayor authorized con
tract with the purchaser for Payments to be made
levels OF the City Surveyor.
5,- Mrs u. Garoey, 43 feet 6inches.
John Feryes, 43 feet inches.
Jack Fulthar, So feet.
Mrs. 2. Ryan. 20 feet.
Michael Cumplur, 66 feet
Mrs. Cenliyer. % feet
John Made, % feet
Joe Tiellan 20 feet.
b. Blancan 29 feet.
NJ. Coffee, SO feet
Okla Thos Mccormick, 20 feet,
Bapise Barcade, 125 feet.
Claus Thannsrlon 81 feet
]. NJ. Jargens, 127 feet
Augusta Arder, IS feet.
John Dempsey, IS feet.
N Augnues Venue, 90 feet
N. A. yullion, 10 feet.
Joseph Bitters 1870 feet.
Elizabeth Bodie, 81 feet.
Michel Mercear, 80 feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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M a., -, NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 4, 1858.
To the Common Council Of New Orleans.
TNHE PETITION OF the undersigned re.
specitnly showeth that the majority required BY the
new CITY Charter having signed this petition they pray YOUR
honorable body 10 pass authorizing the
Ter to SELL after FIVE days notice in the official Journal The
tract for making brick sidewalks wooden cutters on both
sides Of Vaudeville street. from Girod ST. John the Baps
street. and that said sale be final and that the Mayor ahu
made in cash when the completed according ia the
lines and levels Of the City Surveyor
T. 7. G. Japyry, 40 feet.
g. Parker, ~ feet.
p. VI Brenckle 90 feet
s I. schmitt 6U feet
ID. Kaaz GO feet.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, 4 Novembre, 1883.
ApHhonorable Consel Commun de la Nouyelle- Orleans
| A PETITION DIES sOusslgMes represente
que la maorite Teqnise par
Sae ae Ia vile signe 10 presene petition et pren
corps de resolution aatorssnt Contr
sas vsndre apss einq oars Davis dams Ia gazette oicee
pour "a conection de banquettes briques
go.e On nos sur les deux c6tes la Grod
naptiste us demanden auss que la deHnitive
9. aue ~ are soft antose facauereur
seropt iaits au compliant acha travail
par lie voyer de Ia Vile. ~ eu S's'
I. K G. Janyry, 40 pieds. ~ 5-yt 4 7.5st=
Y. Parker, 40 pieds. -
r, NJ. Brencke, 90 pisds
II Schmidt, 60 pieds. =.-
d. kanz, GU pieds.
JAS. A. HOPKINS
d7 lawSw secetaire dn Consei Assistant Alderman
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

WRIGHT d CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
sand popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Propeors lowest Wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl and q Chsrsrs
Streat Orleans,
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Il, 1855
THE PETITION of the undersigned re-
specnlly showeh that the majority required BY new
rabs body . pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
for making brick and wooden cutters on the east side
OF Eysan Fields from Gcd to Prosper that those
already made be to their proper line level and that said
sale V final and tina, the Mayer BE authorized with
When she work copsed according the lines levels
D. B. Macarty, 392 feet. sI, 4 s.g IS 485
JAS. 4. HOPKINS,
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0AkUM 1900 bales various qualities, for SALE NV
ALFREDSKEARNY
sie 2Masazins street
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CHANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LoCA-
~ TION.
Drs. CLARK & FRIEDRICHs,
Dentists,
No. l24 formerly l2l55) CANAL STREET,
las II Union Bank Building
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WoLFE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SCHNAPP8
Druggists and Merchants and all dealersin any Of the
vantage BY calling sending their orders above viii
be found the Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States and at the prices
Please audress. j. WRIGHT 4 CO.
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
matt Nos Isl and q Charities street EewOrleans.
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a. P.JANvIER. Secretary.

I ANDING-FRoM SHIP SOUTH AMERICA, from
~ bordeaux
1o3 packages Brandy-"Union of the Proprietors of
La Jsrre"
3S casks Claret-good ordinary,
50hampers Bottles-l00 each.
80 bbls. White Wine Vinegar.
For sale by
GRATIAA, COMMAGERE & CO.,
d2S 70 CusIomhouse street.
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j. TEMPS, DYER AND SCoURER,
No 60 Bourbon
Has the honor to inform the public that he has
the business of the Dyeng Establishment Is Royal street
and that he will continue heretofore with
ton for which he is celebrated.
The in which, for the last twelve years. he has
led the of bis blishmen Bourbon
street. is guarantee \ honor him with their
patronage. y
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IL BTTTERS- ~ '''
leo cases Haapsberg Gin Cocktails,
100 cases Van lieu's Wine Biers,
100 cases Van Liens Stomach Bitters.
Just received and for sale by
j. B. VALENTINE Il CO.
Ola 81 treet.
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JAMES A. HOPKINS,
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Naval Intelligence.

letter from board the United States ship Van iala
at San Francisco dated the 4th OF January says-rbe
vandsla hauled Off from the navy yard to day, prepaa
tory to gong down TO San Francisco She will sail about
che 10th instant for Guaymas visiting ManzanIllo and
probably all the ports in the Gulf Of San Francisco from
thence 10 Acapulco and down to Panama. touching at all
the accessible ports Central America that she need
hardly be expected to reach Panama before the latter part
OF May, should present instructions be carried out All
well on board. The following is list OF the Vandala's
omcers at the present time-Comman ier-A. Sinclair
lLautenants-J. H. Brown, g. III. u. Caldwell, VIM sharp
w. Gwn, VIM. 7. Glassel; Master-C. A. Babcock: Sur
geon-Ios Wilson; Purser-M H. Morris: Asst Surg con
n. browse Irst; Marine ohicerA. Ramsay Boatswsin
James Miller Gunner-Bernard Quicker. Carpener-A Amos
Shicks saimaker-Wm. Rogers; Pursers Clcrk--H. A.
James Love, X. W. Armstrong
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entire property un r the control OF eleven commissioners
incorporated company, with power to hod real
tate.
To confer additional powers the New York Fire Com
ussioners.
Mr. CHRISTIE (dem) reported bill for the removal o.
Quarantine 1t obges vacation OF the fever hospital by
the 18th of the requires the entire
buildings 70 be sold by the 18th Of june $780, appropr
aes $3.50 900 for buildings and authorizes the pur
chase Of Sandy Hook.
che report of the bill, but opposed many of its
PROVISIONS, and should introduce amendments at the
proper time.
Mr. VAN HORN (rep) reported against the bill authorz
Ing the deposit Of city and village bonds securities for
circulating notes
The report disagreed and the bill sent TO the
Committee of the Whole
Mr.. AAcKN (rep) reported a bill to authorize the
Board Of Supervisors New York to sell the site adon
Ing the City Hall TO the United States for Post once,
and increasing the City Hall fluid TO million Of dollars
Mr. MOORE (dem) reported avorably the bill TO extend
st. Felix street, Brooklyn.
The committee reported against the bill to return TO the
School Town Superintendent system when debate ensued
motion disagree TO the report and refer back the
bill Motion carried
Mr. Woodruff fixing wages OF Central Park aborers at
nine shlings per day. Report agreed 10.
Mr. MCLEOD gave notice OF q bill to change the ans OF
the New York north of l25h street and west Of
Eighth
Mr. REILLY (dem) gave notice of bill setting apart
exclusive of the Long Island Sound boats.
Mr. WOon8UFr (dem gave notice Of bill TO regulate
the price of labor on all public works.
BILLS PASSED.
To increase the Coroners Of Queens county.
The better to secure counties against loss by defaultng
County Treasurer.
To confirm the official of Justices Of the Peace ap-
pointed by the Governor.
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Personal Intelligence.

From San francisco, In the steamshp Moses TayorGep
ud s"n ~ Fisk Mrs Sanger, Harmer, Mrs krney
Sc esimierfo, Wertheimer, Mr. Waterman, y Harr
rsi ~ Grimes, Schultz Gooda and wife. Cha.
En,r yrnrchh Cr0ohe, Ryan Obs Goldseiu Julius
= rau Fleming, wife aud infant, Capt smith,
Anderson snd w Mo. M nrs Goodrich W Fcoe Mr.
~ whn n,ahS smith, Wade Il Gardner II q Burhlus
y;,ler r. H. unandler II Tate freeman, Eudes W
r Ian, inos 1ormley Bonheim. Capt JnS Nabb
ggo.e sut houston Lieut. Fitch Lieut. Long Tno Newton
Smth-and 127 steeraoe - "' ''o"s' ""o "o"''"'
rS'n cnm0nd &C. IN the steamship Roanoke Puyron.
Buse nnrner hsT msrr son woodcock Rosenso
Lncom bhrenberg, A Knowlton. i IT ,,sryr r. n
Reames n ana Durham-and Is steeraRe. "
From Galway, In the steamship ,rcsssaw-ca,, rt,ctns
Love- Thompson, DIR BarooD N Palmer "f' 'PA"''
DEPARTURES.
For Cadz IN bark Tacony-John Dow and Edvari "
Dow, Of New York. ="
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IL, 1859.
Stocks dull. Pennsylvania State fves, 90: Reading
Railroad, "a Morris Canal AK; Long Island Railroad
liz Pennsy vania Railroad, 43h.
SAVANNAH Feb. 10, 1852
Receipts to-day $50 bales Total receipts this port
this 1872, $50 bales. Increase over last year
196, 800 bales Stock in port 81 900 bales.
SAVANNAH, Feb. IL, 1859.
Cotton market depressed; sales Today $50 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb TO- 1859.
Cotton-Saes today 2,400 bales; sales OF the week
5000 bales There has been decline the week of
&c &c from the highest point Receipts of the week
$4,000 bales. Total receipts at all Southern ports
2,6S00O0 bales Stock at this port IS 800 bales Rice
has advanced &c.
CHARLESTON, Feb. IL, 1859.
Cotton-sales todny 900 bales the market closing
settled and depressed.
BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1859.
Flour quiet and prices nominal Wheat scarce: white
81 40 81 20; red, 81 30 81 IS. Corn firm white
and yellow at 74c a nc. Provisions quiet. whiskey
firm.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. IL, 1859.
Flour dull at IS rs SO l2h Wheat declined &c., and
red selling at 81 81 81 49, Corn firm: yellow, SIC.
Whiskcy dull at 29c. q SOC.
CINCINNATI, Feb H. 1859.
Flour in fair demand sales of 1000 bbs. at s. 30 IS
35 for supcrfne; receipts light Whiskey dull and 40.
nc lower: sales at 26c. 26Lc. Pork dull mess, Sl8
rs Bulk meat sales Of 600 lbs at 6c for shoulders
and 8ko. Tor sides. Lard dull
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United States Supreme Court.


No. IL The Board Of Commissioners Of the county Of
Knox vs. David c. Wallace. The motion of the counsel
for the defendants for certiorari was granted.
No. 264. Sampson and Tappan, claimants OF the ship
Sarah Samuel Welsh and ais. Motion of the counsel
of the appellee TO dismiss the for of ursdic
tion. Set down for argument on Friday next
No. -. The State Of Missouri the State Of Ken
lucky. On motion Of the complainant leave was granted
10 file bill in equity against Kentucky, and process Of
subpoena awarded in the
No. 81. Steamer Republic, &c. Joseph E. Montgomery
ais, claimants, John Anderson and ais. Motion to dis
miss argued on both sides.
No. a. Philo Chamberlain ct ais, claimants Of the pro-
peor Ogdensburg, Eber Ward and als survivors Of
Samuel Ward, and
so. Eber B. Ward, &C., VS.. Philo Chamberlain and
alias.
The argument of these causes continued both
sides.
Adjourned to Monday.
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NOVEL METHOD OF TREATING CONSUMPTION AND
IN scrofulous diseases from Haeds Treatlse on No

NOVEL METHOD OF TREATING CONSUMPTION AND
torpaihy: - ~ ' y" ~"
First put the patient into warm medcated bath into which
poured continuous current of negative electricity This
chemically destroys the oily acids and impurities of tina
cnce setting free all scroulous and morbihc humorsnot
ana The ~ miles of excretoy vessels the STEM 10
threw OIL by those natural channels the dead and impure
matnr m me circulation Then, while the myriads OF
me uhs freed OF their contents, open take
chemical food OF the second bath The patient ia re.
moved 10 IL TO this second bath has been previously
added scme Of the blood renewing purifying ~
The hypphosphes of lime and Soda the phosphate OF potas
phosphorus acid phosphate Of iron the slphurcs M
indcaed M The enpernment disease idosyncracy of the
ing and capable OF repairing losses IN parts the body:
and The little hungry mouths o the absorbents In the si
mularg nourshrent The electric positive
poe o the chemical battery which applied this bath pow
erfuy coact with the efforts of which are ALWAYS in
the endeavor carry healthy deposits parts where most
needed Discussed nature hrstnQ after healthy ann.
plies, and In the effort Ia remove disease ' '
Inc alternating between these baths will
20 possess great advantages In crouous dseases in ali
mpalns connected with or dependent upon impurities Of
Articles the are given by the mouth by enemas
avg ny Inhalation In consumption and broochis break up
deposits heal ulcers and restore tone and freedom
menhaed oils are used the chest body
from me second bath to break night keep up
ec on essential consideration In diseases
~pehcr are valuable auxilaries the atmu
non Of sod baths and the nvgoraon Of Moorpshr
m.nu winch last permea,es and braces up with Of
sIenkh ana vitality the whoe system not only freeing
uo but building up the constitution and making
lne battery OF Treatise Motorpsny e cents Ad
ton Mass. ~ ' P
Norr Rooms can soon he engaged overlooking an une
sn Rood Gne with prompt attention and home comfcr DIR
nased VIII be In New York lat the ~ Nicholas o,eD
ana wednesday Of each week during this month ont
and circulars free.
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Telegraph Marine Report.
mi Feb IL sunssstNshp Caravan clear Of the
from S. cloudy.
soUAN. NJ. Feb H. sunse.-Nothing in sight, bound in
In Wind s, light; cloudy 'NAN
y Woo NJ Feb Il unse-No vessels in sight,
Miscellaneous.
The steamship jamestown, of the Richmond line AFTER hav.
ing her machinery thoroughly overhaued Morgan Iron
Works steamed around to her berth pier S Mr. yesterday
morning. and will sail for Norfolk &C. this day Q2h) at PM
BARK DAVID LAPsLEr Bishop, from Phadepha Aspn.
wall with COAL put into Kingston ia, 18th ul repair
and remained I'D having been In collision with brig
hurricane Bird which abandoned before reported by
the part of whom Knsston the nd the
mainder had returned to the United States.
SHIP LKosoRE MITCHELL Port Townsend 9Th inst re-
pairing having sailed 10 days Francisco but
having sprung leak and leaking 200 strokes hour also
stove bulwarks she was compelled to put back
New YoRK MARINE REGISTER AMERICAN LLoYps-A re-
revised edition OF the above for will be ready on
before the first Of July This was approved by
the Board OF underwriters June H. 1880 and under the
Sye addition to hs Board OF oy
composed q Marine Insurance nspecors Subscribers
obtain OF Thos d. Taylor A. L. Sec, of f. g. w. Blunt
the Atlantic Sept Ion q 80 w thence 70 Cape Horn days.
Ss s sS asy
OF Juan Fernandez for water and remained there two days.
SHIP jew hence San Francisco split foretop
Snip EurERPE hence San Francisco Cope Horp stove
hatch house, quarter boat and lost sails.
vara irs, nrsicns 10 an,sr,r ~ os oreopsAn
ed Cape Horn dsau miles 81 day Nov lat 81 s. lon
g. IS carried away the jibboom heavy westerly s1ual
SHIP CROMWELL San Francisco Boston, was 81 days to
Cape Horn; of So DAYS with strong yes:erly
gales stove bulwarks &C '
su,, ocvrrr a, Con rrarc.o, rro,, ros.. c A.. d..
plata exnerencsd hs,rr ra 10 Of vim n vi ~ so
ia. M heavy gaze Oh Wing ssung u hours Jay
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a. ~ ~ =. eau oi' sian, n"u snng
mo, ~ IN tue onna sea- sprung oo~spr ana os al ene
HAMBURG SHr NIcoIINg San Francisco from Hamburg
repor,s Tr' a. LAY DC ~ .; b ION 20 M h o S
sr Nh'i eu 1w"y w So ~ ~ 49, ~ .. ~ gu"
"arHsano "aer casAs anu no'e 'no SNIP " "e oe euus
ISLE Capt Cornsh cleared a Mobile 9Th inst
for Liverpool
su,, poxnrcxTbe rech of shin Roebuok wan so5 Io,b
inst or SIM aboui 50 baee cotton 200 hides and 70 bstes
bemn have been rrappled no within no DAYS past ~
A''P' ~ 49, $50 ~ -, - ~
BARK PHGBE Buckram GOT Yarmouth. Chandler from
Nbara Cnha tor Hamburg before reported lost was
bark Of az y tons on her st voyage She was Insured for
s23 300 at ive omces IN frovdence
BR BRIG CHEROKEE Boucher, from for Iiverpool
Ms rar ashore 81 the west yard of