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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans {
Be remembered that the ninth day May 1850 before
me- the undersigned Justice Of the Peace and The city
aforesaid personally appeared Henry Peychau President
Louis Barnett Secretary of the Hope Insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly according TO law do de-
and say that the foregoing are Just and true and
correct transcript from the books Of said company
II. PEYGHAUD. President
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary
1860 ARTHUR RS 4 SaIiGJEBs | III Vi Aias'
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board of Directors have this day declared dividend
Of thirty per CENT the capital paid in of this Company ont
the net earnings of the ending the h April 1860 pay
able In accordance with Article Twelfth Of the Charter of said
Company, towit:
Ten per cent on the amount paid In, payable demand
the stockholders their legal after til
M instant and the balance be credited instaent on
tho unpaid stock notes.
Fl. PEYCHAUn, President
g. PLASSAN. Vice President
LOUIS BARNETT Secretary.
-DTEEcTORs.-
9. H. Ke-niou, Thes N. Blake. B. Nautre,
r Qneyrouze, e. Moieno ID. Pesehaud
myIt ii
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NOTICES OF ELECTION.
NOTICE OF ELECTIoN

:. NOTICE OF ELECTION
Easslsasy, sssGsas FHoaas iss@5slPs 3 SooRE 4 u
a voters ar Orleans is are hsreay possd iSa @
sss III paspos Il ebesss Electors ~ ssS
ana % q ha ae s Sass esIoaa se 4
no Parishes of Paquemnes and st Bernard the Third Dis
one EIscef from she sss9ne Elssiora District q
eeon Il liz Fauboafg Trsin, ana lie First District Of the
| city Of New Orleans. Il. 9
FoaTh psfisI j New re hat patf he
y ys 4 es en @ abn H s a &
lanes Assssion assumption lsfcarehs 4 and Tsrrsbonne
as rsrshss ef IS Ms:shngien IysgsiOn
ss asss ss Msl s ooupee East
One Elceor the Fifth Electoral District composed Of
Rapass d @voysie sad W. ana 'ns q
rs ns p 5a N re ss m psc pos of
Parishes IF Catahoula and Franklin.
hours Es seesk 4 IT. iii Foaf oelocs Z NJ oH H.
III 81 he ana e
IN ~ 8 % @ soa
Quoted and pce rstns made to the undersigned returning
is shsfizs 0 ONES dee Parish of Orleans eperer
"A aanatiga de Esesienee THOMAS q a,ooRE,
les qualities parose sout bar e present
5 sfsp s IL sgs 7 81 ss ns@ nF ogF
81 Viee.Psesident des Etats-UAis CONNIE suit-
paosses de Plaqnemine Bernard oissme District de
Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ct du faubnurg Trems.
Tn Eiecenr pour ie Second District Electoral compose du
Second District Ia Nouvse Orleans "a Perception d fail-
boHTg Trem ct Premier District Ia vile de Nonvee
DTfsaas, 14
Un Eeceur pour lie Troseme District Electoral compose du
Quaieme District de IA vile de Ia Nouvee Orleans, de
pae de IL Nonve1e Orleans qn Sc ouye la rive
heage Mississippi des paroisses de Jefferson Charles ST.
jean sJaeaues ASCENSION Assumption Lafoafche
ct Terrebonne
Un Esctsur pour e ouareme District Electoral compose
lena Feiean Quest Facian Poine Couple Est Baton
Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge Ell 1bersie
I'm Elecienr pour 10 Ginqueme District Electoral compose
des cots das Aakapas opelousas ees Rapdes
ct Aveyslles
On Eecteur pour lie seme District Electoral compose es
conts De ouachta et Concorda ct de paroses
CAahonia Franklin
Les Polls dams ehaaue ACCOMPLISHMENT deIec
lion aepus heures A. NJ. nsqua heures p NJ e dit Jour
DC nasenhre 1850 eet de les bulletins secteurs
qualities de Ia paoisse dOreans
tente
Lslecon tre eendue rappor en- trpicata dew
ron ere soussgus charge de les
forinARaeHs a Ia loi
Bureau du Sheriff, paroisse 4 Orleans
le 29 de sepfefnbre 1850.
oil I'd n H. PARKER, sheriff
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~ n
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
EouvEILE ORLEANS 16 Juliet 1850.
A rHonorabe Consei eommun
de Ia vile de la Nouyele- Orleans
RS soussignes proprietaires sur la rue
IL ST. Louis honorable corps de fare
hatqnees briques peres de boue
rgoes bos de la de rue Romun
Galyez Les banquet,es desront etre exhaussdes Lon
ange par lie Cont oleur cinq davis
dams Ia gazette ofcee petitionnares,
John Jacob, 2 pieds.
Misses Muldoon, q 4.
Ben. Faith, q ..I5aM .M0m
Ny. Henry Galway q
H. H. Paemann, 40 :,
Win. Mcdonald I
X. Stubeuvaneh, .. 81 ..-,r4
Michael Tobin IS
Geo. HaTmann, 2S ;.
H. Grfon, "a
BonIemps, Is
Jacob Bufkhardt, 53
r. Barny, n
Cob. Vesel, 28
OF 1awsw secstare des 81 Assistants @ Aldermen
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Il WRIGHT ~ co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines, which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers Mt Popetors lowest wholesale prices
Depot Special Agency, Nos lb and u
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NOTICE OF ELNcaIoN.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Eassasas Easssney 2 Tnoaas eifsslees g. aoRE & Ill
rassssSX9ASE- Governor Of the state Of Louisiana,
portion q qsss sa Ssss'spfss en-
hd u se I aa ~ ossbsr a % s s1 @ ss
Commissioner Of the Board Of public Works tog the First Dis
Tie Polls WIN ne opened in each Election P.ssnct the
81 Esss@ss5 Sapss 4 ssssIyae U s ~
sy
'As 5 'ffs'fs fs ss oass sssssP s
ID. i. PARkER, Sheriff
sss salts Is Ia
e s ss ia q de
us Fs 81
ysmne 1850 penr un Gemmsaaire du Buueau des Tavaux
polls chaaue d,elecon
dsRq @ hs NJ assIss Is d. T. assn ssau ana hsarss arss
bulletins aes sears qualities portion de paoisse
dsssas ar aaos espssnIa e
sssion dsgra eye sonae g leg retonrs irpcsta dew
fonl ere au souHsne charge dc les transnee
i'iassnnd Basasa d. shsf 4 I'll parolsse orlsaos
/ ie Ter d'octohre 1860.
q ls!!ss 2 = RAaKER: shsr!f: :
POLICE JAlL--OFEICIAL.
i w as broaght " the city Police Jan on
The ssh M Sf Ysaees ., 1850 he gsif boy say
He il feet inches high has small moassaehes % All sb
goaes Little gray hair, good double of.eeih and
hs viii sal sfeas Nc siI HI HsPs sssslqn 70 law
u..s.,s>... ~ Keeper of city Police Jail
! = p s-, = ALFRED a. DueRos,
/ WAS brought to the city police JAN ON
JONES SAYS 9 DF Horace Biacs@an Black
ssS b sss Tsa,. On hsss s La R inches
ahsE thek lp hss saa esr he back the le hand
ne 9ssss w ss and Is slsim his according law
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
proclamation by the Mayor.

MAyoRAIrv or NEW ORIE1ss,
City Hall. November 3. 1860.
nv VIRTUE ofResolntien No; 1 53s2 81 the
eordancc with Section the City Charter, notice is hereby
given Of the city Of New Orleans to
ballast road TO be constructed Magnolia street. from Felicity
Washington Asenne in accordance with specifications
y ~ JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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lihonerable Ccnseil ocimun de Ia Nouyclle
NNESSTEuRS-Ixe soussigne, proprtetaire
INA Ia Bourgcygae des Iies Bsase ,a, s res
resecueusscnt soe honorable corps coniore
me Ia section 2Ore de Ia nouvelic chartTc tae vendrea
pencsn s ours davis dams Ia garetfe ocise un con
tra nnr aSer ayec de Rranie earres la rue bor
goysne ae Ia Bnyi cele da Canal pour releye5 es
hanSpei1c sur les cote A consecon des dt
en- rees plates oyrage ener devra etre fsit
spss' = yE F,,shton 100 pieds.
" JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF awsw secetaire du Bureau des Assistants ldermen
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Personally appeared before Arthur saucer Justice
he Peace for the parish Orleans G. CURRIE DUNCAN
Treasurer of the New Orleans Savings institution who being
duly depose that the above and cor
transcript from the books Of said Institution,
j. CURRIE DUNCAN, Treasurer
Sworn to and subscribed before this day May TO- 1850
d AREAUR SAUCER, Sd j. r.
Tne Trustees have declared Tenth Annual Dividend
at the of SIX PER CENT per annum accordance with
the Bylaws for the six months previous inst
The dividend due each depostor will paid IN CASH or be
may be preferred.
SAM JONES, JR. sec,y.
Nnw n ynxyi1J
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NEW ORLEANS, July l6 1850.
TO the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City Of New Orleans:
WE, the undersigned, owners of real
w fronting Ionis street, respectfully request
your honorable body have brick Sidewalks bordred by
and wooden gutters made said from Ro
Gave4 street both sides the to be made 70 The
highest altitude practicable The be adJudieated the
bidder by the Comptroller, after five days notice in the
official Journal And petitioners, in duty bound, B
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NEW oRlEAas, July. l6. 1860,

7T77- NEW URLEAas, July. 10. I66l,
| To the Honorable the Common Council
- Of the city of New Orleans:
| YFyrFET rrudersfgued. owners of real estate
fronting Priea street. FROM Canal street 70 Carondeet
Walk ordinance resolution be
according for the sale of contract for making brick
sidewalks bordeed by curb and waoden CUTTERS on bot
sides Of Prieur seet Canal Carondelet Walk
cep where sidewalks already been made the
| 4sf n. W, Side. $. f. Side
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City Hall. November 3. 1850
b Common ccancii Of the CITY Orleans, and II
ss T N e n s ssss
ballast road be constructed on Magnolia street from Felicity
Road Washington Avenue In accordance with specifications
y ''' wy surveyor JOHN t. MONROE. Mayor.
Proclamation par lie Maire.
MARIE DE a Nouvrrx. ORLEANS,
Hotel de Vile de noyembre ls6o.
II cosss cem9 as & a L &
ssSn Sae s s 5 % K @ %
aIe u rue aaenos parr de Ia Ins Fses
du voyer dc Ia vile.
no 1awsw JOHN 7, MONROE, Maire
NEW ORLEANS July l6, 1860
'-'''''e OF the City of New Orleans
fronting on Cusosshouse street. rom johnson to Socie-
baye streets respectfully pray that an ordinance resolution
ss @ berdsea BY @ a1d wooden e on
streets.
N. +. Side. S. W Side.
Weisser, GO feet
{ e Eisle & @
Hodgkns, :, lis
oA'''N 'i'N'' JAS A. HOPKINS.
Secretary Of the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
gg NouvEILE- ORLEANS, l6juliet 1860.
A Honorable conseii Cornmun de la Nouvee Orleans:
s r. s"r L.
deanden Ia oi dordonner Ia vente un
pour confeetion de banquee bques peres de
hodur rolets bois les eux eotes de la de Ia
Cotes N. E. Cotas S. W.
B Jahrans, 80 pieds.
II Wesser, &c pieds.
Grifon, l45 a7
l u Elsie. 81
i X Castillo, 90
| w Hodgkns, lS
1 % @ Sehwaeble. q
4 Cucnlu L D'Meza, 2s6
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF lawSw Secretaire du Conseil des Asst Aldermen
New OTLEAss, June % 1860.
| To the Honorable the Common Council
l Of the City of New Orleans:
| THE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting avez street, between Bienvile street and Ca
rondet Walk respectfully honorable BODY order
according sheing the south side
Of Gaiyez street, from Beuvile Carondeiet Walk
4 GIiffon 29t feet Fr Robbert, % feet
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLEoRrEANs 90 JUN 1860.
A l,Fonorabe Csnsei Conlmiin Nouyeie- Orleans
1 7 ES sOussigmes, prOprfetaires sur In ruc
~ tiavez Bienyille Chenin Garandele
demandent honorable dordoaner
confomeent loi un eontra pour coqnller lie
core snd Galyez de la Benye eu Ghenin Ca
rondelet.
II GrfGon 294 peds. Fr. Robert, % pieds.
4 JAS. A. HOPKINS,
OF IawSw Secretaire du Conset Assist Aldermen.
| Nryyn nBtpA .Iuly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

NEW ORLEANS July 10 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City Of New Orleans
VsEIE undersigned owners of real estate
dee Walk respectfully pray that ordinance resolution be
passed according law the sale Of contract make
biek sidewalks bordered bstone and wooden
on both sides johnson street, from Canal street 6arondeet
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: a. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
NouyEfLE ORLEANS, l6juilet 1860.
4 rffouorable Consel de Vile de la Nouyele- Orleans
ES soussignes proprfetnires sur In rue
"A johnson, Ia du Canal Ghemn Carondelst,
mandsni d'ordonner vente, Ia o
rs nom ID de banquettes bfques erTe
bordure ct goes bos les de Ia john
sen, dc la rue du Canal an Ghetnn CaIondelet
49, = : Cote NJ W Cos & r.
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\ asxla1TSTfft1l llz ID IsI---sl lFeENItlf a IN.

GosPgEoIIER's OFFICE,
Csiyef New Orleans NoF. 5, 1860.
mo. 537s.I
Hsxe55e} ne and lie III hereby author
9 y he lowest bidder, after noice
S o5 5oBs7al furnishing and delivering fhe
@ nuailsF coal the city of New Orleans
s( 1n12fhs the file in the Sur
SAID Adjudication % b. subject to s approval
ar 5e5ecsicn oil HID Goaiaen Gounril.
y w ISIeaezl LEA r. BAEEWELL, las6
isgs Es0s5dens Beard Of Assistant Aldermen.
sz {Sie5,e6t O. NIXoS.
President Board Or Aldermen
Isl Issasdl sssss ' JOHN u MONROE, Mayor
xc4lss Ii ksfsbv ssan ttaf cu SATURDAY l7th Ncvem-
bef ws Ad5pscae at Office, ut II o'clock A.. the
E 81 - Ja Y. puPLEssIs. comptroller
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Parish of Orleans Slals city Sf Isv,sss75 e Ssa Orleans.
Be remembered that this Sh day Of October $780, before
me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and br the city
aforesaid personally appeared j. TUYEs President and j. w
HfNoKs Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and say that the above accounts just
true and correct transcript from the books of said Company
j. TUYEs, President.
J.W. HINcKs Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this day October s. 1890
ARTHUR sAUoIER,
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3l0ft's Gorner.
THE FROST SPIRIT.
For the Potter Journal.


THE FROST SPIRIT.
Hail to thee spirit of solemncst pleasure,
That breathest from regions of coolness thy
breath;
Hail with thy fund of crystalline treasure,
Thy pictures Of life, and thy statues OF death
Over Earth and its pageants the mantle OF
sleeping
With silence and tenderest care thou hast
thrown
And theirs, with the promise Of holiest keeping.
The treasures of Summer lie buried and lone
Embalmer Of beauty III Thy wonderful mirror
The seasons are fitting, in glory arrayed
Their lights and the shadows. grow brighter
and clearer,
And then like a dream Of the Orient, fade.
The magical fancies float down from the clouds;
Miniature vessels, on oceans Of air.
Whose spars are all cleaning, and whose
silver shroudS
Are wrought with texture exquisitelv fair.
With cmbems of peace and proud symbols Of
war,
Dark splendors uprising o'ershadow thy path :
And now hoarsely pealing, sublime and afar,
The storm-yoces shout in their cloud shaking
wrath.
Then each warrior come forth in his glittering
mail
How they gather and form as they pass swiftly
by;
EIark to the roaring of winds and the clashing
lis the frost legion filing the skyl
How tho vaults of the infinite shake to the
tread
OF those Iegions that countless outpour,
While each gray mountain. Wild shiyers with
dread,
To hear the mad hurricanes roar.
Old Ocean, unuconquer'd, still thunders amain,
His billows ne'er tanned viii not WELD to thee
nOw5
lie but breathes on the links of thy gossamcr
chain.
And 10 bright rainbow encircles his brow
When tempest winds howl Of destruction and
thee.
Oh, on some mountaineering lonely to stand,
Rapt in thy mystic realm, boundiess and free
Gems Oh the ocean waTe, stars an the land.
/ Then ice-b0lted messengers rendipg the night.
Shall speak from the heart Of the mystery
thine;
Those hosts Of destruction were angels OF
With errsnds of peace, and with mission
Divine.
ULYSSES, PA, Feb. 10, 1860 HIPS
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Cboire Afa0ing.
From the .iHantc NoRthi
EOyC and SelE-EOye,

FRIENDLEsS, when you are gone ?
But, Jean, you surely do not mean that
Efhe has no claim on any human creature.
beyond the universal one Of common char,
ity? ?' | said, as she ceased, and lay pant
Ing on her pillows, with her sunkan eyes
fixed eagerly upon my own,
"Ay, Sir, | do; for her grandfathe,
has never by wcrd or deed acknowledged
her, or paid the least heed to the letter
her poor mother sent him from her dying
bed seven years ago He is a lone od
man, and this child is the last of his name
vet he will not see her, and cares little
whether she be dead or living. It's a
bitter shame, Sir, aud the memory of it
viii rise up before him when he comes to
lie where [ am lying now"
And You have kept the girl safe in
the shelter Of your honest home all these
years Heaven will remember that, and
in the great record of good deeds will set
the name Of Adam LINDSAY far below
that Of poor Jean Burns" | said, pressing
the thin hand that had succored the or
phan in her need.
But Jean took no honor to herself for
that charity, and answered simply to my
words of cJmmendation.
Sir, her mother was my e.-QhIld ;
and when she left that stern old man for
love of Walter Home, | went, too, for love
of her. All, dear heart she had sore need
of NE in the weary wanderings which end
ed only when she lay down by her dead
husbands side and left her BARN to me.
Then | came here to cherish her among
kind souls where | was born; and here
she has grown up, an innocentyoung thing
safe from the wicked world, the comfort
of my life, and the one thing | grieve at
leaving when the time that is drawing
very near shall come"
+" Would not an appeal to Mr.. LINDSAY
reach him now, think you? Might not
Efie 90 10 him herself? Surely, the sight
of such a winsome creature would touch
his heart, however hard.
But Jean rose up in hor bed, crying,
almost fercely,-
NO, Sir no My child shall never go
to BEG a shelter in that hard mans house.
l know too well the cold looks, the cruel
words, that would sting heF high spirit
and try her heart, as they did her moth
er's. No. Sir,-rather than that, she shall
90 with Lady Cover"
Lady Cover? What has she to do
with Effie, Jean ?" asked, with increas-
ing interest.
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educational.
Far tie Potter JorrnaL
kenyGa'S English Grammar


Mr.. EDIToR- Some criticisms on Ken
yon'S English Grammar appeared ia the
POTTER JOURNAL Of Jan. &c, over the
signature Off. 4. Cooper, to which
respectfully permission to reply.
l. do not now write to defend Ken
yon, or his Grammar, although of the lat
ter [ shall have word to say ere I close :;
but to rcbuke the arrogance and super
cilousness, the stupidity and bombast Of
kenyon's reviewer. 1t is confidently be-
lieved that the thousands at home and
abroad with whom the name of the ven
cradle w. G. Kenyon is household word,
will not consider it really necessary to vim
dictate him, the well-known founder of
University from the vile epithets of the
article referred to, even though they were
written by young professor of, it must
be, august literary attainments, since he
has just come from his Alma Mater, and
is thoroughly acquainted with the system
of instruction pursued in the best schools
of New York and New England, and who,
while he avails himself of All their ex-
cellencies, avoids bliudly initiating their
accidental defects"
Mr.. Cooper closes his review BY say
ing " The whole work." (Kenyous Gram
mar) lis compound of couceit and igno.
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{. l.. HOYT.
CHARLES REISSMANN,

CABINET MAKER, having erected a new and
convenient Shop, on the Southeast corner
Of Third and West streets, will be happy 20
receive and fill all orders in his calling
Repairing and re-fitting carefully and neatly
done on short notice.
Coqicrsport, Nov. s, l859.-ll-ly.
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ISAAC BENSON.

Ar LAW, Coudersport. Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptucss. Office corner of West
and Third gts l0:I
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O. Z. ELLISON.

PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens Of the viii
lege and vicinity that he viii promptly re-
sgond TO all calls for professional services.
ofice on Main St, ia building formerly oc-
egqisd by c. W. Ellis, Esq. 0;22
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Business Gar0s,
holm 8 MANN.

JOHN S. MANN,
ATTORNEY AND COENSELLOR ATLAW.
Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and M'Kcon Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office on Main St, oppo-
site the Court House. l0:l
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ATTORNEY 4 COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coui5rsport, Pa, viii attend to all business
entrusted TO his care, with promptncs and
fidelity. Office in Temperance Block. sec
ond lcor Main ST. lOI
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D. L. & n. II. DANIELS,

DIALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
%Say- Made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware.
ppooks, p': Stationery, Hats, Caps, Roots, Shoes,
pr@'Ats, Oils, &C., &c, Ulysses, Potter CO.,
"a, "a. 6s9- Cash paid for Furs, Hides and
te'ls, All kinds of Grain taken in exchanga
'or lTade.-l2:2o.
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LYMAN HOUSE,

' y y. LYMAN, Proprietor, Ulysses, Potter Co..
a. This House IL situated on the East
Sorner Sner Of Main street, opposite A. Corey &
.-oh store, and is well adapted to meet the
wants Of patrons and friends. l2:II-ly.
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MARK GILLON,
ALIEG NY H0ES

60 ALLEGANY HOUSE,
- FL NJ. MILLS, Proprietor, CQiesburg
IVl!er Co, Pa, seven miles north Of Cou-
"efSport OH the Wnllsvillc Road. a:44
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f. W. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudcrspprt. Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
tbs adjoining Counties. I0:I
, 1860-03-23
From the British Colonist, March II.
Loss Of The Bark GIymlSe.

About 0 o'clock on Thursday night, the
bark Glympss, Capt. Cove, from San Fran
cisco, struck on the rocks off Clover Point,
a short distance beyond Beacon Hill. Ex-
ertions were Immediately made to get her
of; but it was soon ascertained that her
bottom received considerable injury, and
that she was making water fast. The pas
sengers-of which there were so Chinese
and crew were set to work at the pumps ;
but the vessel soon filed partially with
water and went over OH her heam.ends.-
The Captain says he mistook the light at
the entrance Of Victoria hnrbor for the
Esquimalt light, and supposed when he had
reached Clover Point, that be was making
the former He also says there was nc
light at the Esquimalt entrance.
Yesterday morning, on hearing Of the
disaster, Admiral Baynes Immediately or
dered the Satellite to steam-up and proceed
to the wreck which she did, and arrived
at the Point about one o'clock, P. NJ, but
owing to the high wind prevailing at the
time, and the roughness Of the Straits, nc
assistance could be rendered by her during
the day.
The probabilities are the vessel viii
prove total wreck, as it is hardly posi-
BILE she can hold together to night If thu
gale continues.
The Giympss is about one year old, anC
was consigned to Sam. Price & Co. Shr
was insured for only $l6,0O0-her rea
value we could not ascertain. The tota
value Of the goods aboard is $29,445 81
portion of which (and possibly the ma
iority) will be saved The greater portion
Of the conSignees ore not insured, we ar
sorry to say.
The principal consignees Of the unfortu
nate vessel we're: Reinhart & Co, $4,722
insured; Sporborg & Co., $3,l7l, insured
Webster & Co, S2,430, uninsured Hud
sons Bay Co., $4,000, uninsured Marti
Prag, $2,2S2, uninsured Langley Bros
LS1, ,IO7, insured L. Wolf, $l,302 R
Cohn, $l,415; the balance was in lots O
less than $1,000.
We sympathize with tue sufferers in thei
heavy losses by this disaster. Coming b
soon after the dull winter through whic
We have just passed, makes it very hard t
bear
About 8 O'Clock last night we learne
that men had been busy during The day /
removing the stores from the wrecked YES
sci. 1t was thought that she would hol
together last night, and workmen will b
sent to-day to remove the freight, if poss
BILE. The Satellite had returned to Esqu
malt
, 1860-03-23

B0- The surveying party of US.
HrRD left here on Tuesday last for their
field Of operations, the Wola Walla coun,
try. At Vancouver The party will be
joined by that Of Mr.. MAxoN, to whom, with
Mr. IT,, has been awarded the contract for
the survey Of the country cast of The Cas-.
cade mountains. We have been promised
by these gentlemen On account Of iheirs e.
searches aud discoveries in this hitherto
comparatively unknown region, which We
are certain will not fail to prove interesting
to many Of our readers. The expedition
will reach their destination III about two
weeks. a