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'cvcr and .:2Ie. Cgills,
.oss OF Appetite, Sleep, Memory.


TVO many the above may seem eXtravagant
| praise OF this concoction, but if they could
see tas hiyc) the many whom this has restored
to health. they would not be surprised at any Ian
gUaec used in its praise. To offer more cerif
Gates Is useless at least eighty have already been
published and only the thick headed. srf-wse.
okeplc and unbclevcr can doubt that it is the
most blessed health rcstOrcr and strength -gyel
ever invented by man. II restores and pcrma-
ncntly nvigorates the brokendown system Nay
more. it replaces natural weakness with strength.
The dcsponding il revivcs the feeble it endows
with vigor, and the cheerlulness and strength
which it restores or creates it also preserves. To
the sickly wife it mparts that degree of vital
force necessary to the crowning joy and great OBJ
ect OF matrimony. To the debitated husband it
gives the nervous and muscular energy which
churHctcrZcs manhood. 1t can. indeed, be CON
scirntiously recommended to all Suilrring and
the proprietor REGRETS DEEPLY that il is neces-
sary thus to ADVERTISE it. in order that its merits
may become known. Sold highly concentrated
Price reduced to So. Two for Sj-large quart
bottles. Sold by every respectable druggist in
California, and by palkc Il White, San Francisco.
Is2@ BEWARE or CorNrERFETS. Buy only quart
bottles. See that the names OF T. Jones and j.
Wcbbcr are blown in the glass and printed on the
top of each outside label, and no other.
March 10th, IS60..-6m
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LAMOTT & COLLINS,

Corner OF Second and Sts., Sacramento.
For all Of the above. and you will see that they
have been preparing for the Holidays; and as
they are bound not to he undcrsold ii is the place
to make your purchases, gentlemen!
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The Winter of 1859 & 1850

the WluCGT OF 10CC q 1CUU.
If You WANT Ii fine Dress Hat
If You WANT Il genuine Peruvian Hat
If YoU WANT fash ionable Cashmere Hat,
If You WANT Il fine Beaver Hat.
If YoU WANT any sort of Business Hat.
If YOU WANT II gen line Otter Hat.
If YOU WANT any style of Cap,
IF YOU WANT Scott Hat,
If you WOULD like to sac fine lot of Chldren's
Hats and Caps, of elegant design,
If YOU WANT an elegant Tile,
lr YOU WANT A. set of genuine Furs for Ladies',
IF YOU WANT a genuine California Hat.
lF YOU WANT Il nice Buggy Robe. GO TO
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HNUERE is no malady OF deeper lHpollance'
Il either in Il medical or moral point of view.
to which the human family is more liable, than
that arising from impure connections.
AS a medical man, it is the duty of every ply
sician to look ut disease as it affects health and
life and his sole object should be to mitigate. as
far rs in his power, their bodily suffering. HUI
man ature at best but trail all are liable to
misfortune.
OF all ills that affect man. none are more ter
rible than those OF a private nature. Dreadful as
it is in the person who contracts it, friehtful as
are its ravagcs upon his constitution, endlng ire
oueutlv in destruction and loathsome grave it
becomes Of still greater Importance when it is
transmitted to innocent offspring. Such being
the case how important it becomes that every
one having the least reason to fear that they have
contracted the disease, should attend to it at
once by consulting some physician, whose respec-
liability and education enables him to warrant
safe speedy. and permanent cure. In accordance
with this necessity. Dr. Young feels called upon
to state that by long study and extensive practice,
he has become perfect master of all those diseases
which come under the denomination OF ypncreal,
and having paid more attention to that one
branch than any other Physician in Unit
States he feels himself + better qualified to treat
them.
Syphilis in all its forms. such as Ulcers. Swell
ling of the Groins. Ulcers in the Throat. Secon-
dary Syphilis Cutaneous Eruptions, Ucerations,
Tertiary Syphilis Syphilis in Children. Mercurial
Svphilitie Affections. Gonorrhra. elect, Stric
lures False PASSAGES. Inflammation OF the Blad
der and Pro trate Glands. Excavations. Tum rs,
Pustules etc. are as familiar to him as the most
common things or daily observations.
The doctor effects cure in recent cases in Il
few days and finds no difficulty in curing those
of long duration. without submitting the patient
to such treatment as will neglect bis business.
whether in doors without. The diet need not
be chang d. except in cases of severe inh1mma-
ton There in California patients (amount-
ing to over two thousand the past Year, that
could furnish proof of this: but these matters
which require the incest secrecy, which he always
preserves.
tended to- Office hours from A NJ. to 3 p NJ.
Address J. G. Young, NJ. D.. San Francisco
CONSTITUTlONAL DEBILITY AND SEMI
NAT, WEAKNESS
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SAN FRANCISCO.
DA US
VALLEY
"hlSlx-eV,
FOR MEDICINAL USE.

TT AS now taken that position in the worlds cs
Ill timation, which justitos its proprietor il
claiming for it
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TO the Intenaperafe.

fNllE APPETITE FOR LIQuoR DESrEoYED.- One OF
l. the beautiful properties possessed hy DR.,
Webbcr's lnvi goraing Cordial rs that it removes
all longing or taste for liquor. Many iucbriatcS
have found llt after it has renewed and strength
encd them quetcd their nerves. it has caused
aversion To spirits. | have seen it cure some oi
The most irighllnl cases where dciiri'iN irta1raS
has act ally occurred
1t is conScientiouSly offered in any Of the fol
lowing or similar diseases:
Fever and -:gue. CIliilS,
Pains i'm the Limbs, Joints, BoGy.
NeryOusnesso Weakness. E.ang0Ur.
De.irium Ircincns, Sea Sickness.
Constitutional Ehcciine, from any ease
Debility in DsaIeS or Females,
TOrpGr o4 iLlc Natural Functions,
liver, Bowels, gsraiis, &C.,
Habituai Constipation.
Dyspepsia, Low Spirits,
nf
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SAN FRANCISCO.
I
---------------------
DIR. J. G.. Y0UNG'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE

10 CLAY ST., OPPOSITE UPPER CORNER OF PLAZA,
SAN FRANCISCO,
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Late Professor at the University Pennsylvania
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Persons desirous Of seeing their Gold or Silver
melted can do so; and the assay chips from each
deposit will be kept separate for three months,
at the disposition Of the depositor, in order to
afford every facility for testing the correctness of
the assay.
Assays of Ores and Minerals made
Gold and Silver Bars purchased.
MR +. JUsTH will be Assayer and Refiner, and
Mr.. ROBERT BURNETT Cashier and General Super
intendent of our establishment.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN q CO.,
Of New York,
and ALSOP Il co,
February 25th, 1S6O.-3m
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There was a reaction in the stock market to-day
caused by large sales of New York Central at the
morning board. II was understood that these sales
were made on account Of the recent buyers who
have been identified with Mr.. George Laws rail-
road schemes; and it was Inferred in conse uuence
that some accident had happened at Albany. This
view was subsequently confirmed by the passage
of the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad bill.
which it is believed will help the tolls party in the
Senate. The stock opened at 77A, sold down to
n at the first board and to 76l in the street. then
rallied and closed at IN bid, against 77s bid at the
close yesterday. Pacific Mail was also lower, the
supply of stock being in excess Of the demand. It
opened at LOG, sold down to 1O4, but closed at 10e
bid against 1864 at the close yesterday. The duc-
tuations in these stocks affected the rest Of the
ket The Western shares were generally lower in the
morning, but rallied in the afternoon. Galena
closed 62A bid, against same bid last evening; Rock
Island ! higher than yesterday; Toledo same bid;
Michigan Southern and Illinois Central, each 4
lower; Michigan Central higher. State stocks
were stronger, especially Missouris which advanced
u per cent on the strength of the prevailing belief
shat the Legislature will take no notice of the
Governors foolish proclamation converting third
extra session. At the close Of the day stocks were
steady at the following quotations:-virginia 6's,
93B "a; Missouri 6's, s3s a J.; Canton Company,
202 a I; Cumberland Coal, preferred, l41; Pacific
Mail, LOG /; New York Central, TT a 4: Erie, liz
a I; Hudson River, 80 J; Harlem, 10 !; do. pre-
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me NUMBER OF accounts now opened ~ ,449 and the
amount due depoeitors ID 81, 1875 ,2S4 49,
will be from the following statement that large
portion Of this amount Ia loaned mortgages invested
n securities having real estate basis, while but SMALL
portion is invested Ia loaned bank stock and still
smaller amount on personal security.
The amount in mortgages 81 PAT $780, loans 70 coun
ties and towns $166 800; public funds, eS7 200; real
estate, 63 bank stock, $29 642 loans ON bank
stock, $40; loans on personal security, e96 700
oans TO banks bearing interest," $500o deposits bearing
interest, Si9T 1867 II.
and paid from the profits OF tho institution has been
Sl99, H. which, with the extra dividend Of per
cent per annum, declared and paid in May lastamount
NJ 20 $37 6S3 86-and the twelfth semi annual dividend
10 be paid after the second Wednesday Of the present
month will make the total amount OF dividends paid
depostors nearly 100000.
whole number Of resident depostors 1o oSS non resi-
dents, GAIL; adults, 1876; minors, ,2S4 The num-
her Of mechanics 1885, clerks, $751; aborers, $3.50;
nsn, Ses printers sOo seamen ,ss7 public officers ga;
railroad md express men, l2S; women, coidren, and
sahers whose occupations are unknown, loos4
g and less than $780, 1884 $50 and less than $780,
Sloe and less than $500, 1857 $500 70 81 900 inclusive,
1t gratifying evidence OF the confidence reposed by
the public IN the management Of this institution
failure, during the past year. Of the Peoples Five Cents
Savings Banks did disturb regular and constant in
crease OF deposors or deposits And again the evidence
u public confidence was renewed when on the recen
payment Of fifty per cent by the receivers that nsu
hcn large number OF is unfortunate depoetors mme-
diaey placed in this institution the amount thus reoevcd
me successful results thus far achieved clearly
the propriety OF adherng tenaciously policy OF
managing the affairs Of the institution with eve siuRy
70 the interests Of It's depostos And now In closing ths
made In the report Of last year, that "no dollar Of the
funds of the institution has been lost nor any Of
securities deemed Ia any degree doubtful"
The old board OF officers were reelected BY uuani-
NOUS Two vacancies the trustees were supplied
by the election Of Jonas Fitch and VIM. o, Grover.
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An average fourteen families and sixty nine persons
70 house Not third Of these houses n hsbia
tons fer human beings and In some Of then Are At
night might result In . terrible calamity.
FATAL DUEL IN NEW ORLxAM.-A New Orleans CORES
pondent Of the Newavk IN. Adutisv, under date OF
March 26 ssys-An affair Of honor OF In this city
few days since, between native Of your city, Mr.. W.
Plume and Mr. Isaac Stone which took place back of the
Aetare race track. From what could learn, Me- Stone
had Grossy nsulted and imposed upon Mr. Plume while
on the Island Of Cuba the parties meeting In this city
challenge passed and double bsrrelled shot guns cho-
sen osded with balh) 1t forty paces On the frat shot
neither was injured, though bail passed through Mr..
Sopes hat In the second IRE Mr. Stone was shot dead
the ball having entered hs e SIDE the region Of The
heart, passing through and coming below the arm
pM had conversation with o the friends Of Mr.
p, who assert that Mr. g. got what he Justly deserved
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TeIexraph lTartre Ren.r,..

H9HANDs April ., sunsst-One ship and two br.xs In
The onng WIND = moderaie weather very hAzy "a shore
SAFDY HOOK, April Northern Light
FOR Aspnwo cleared the bar at PM Quaker City IA
vana aa0 ships Mercury Tor HAvre 6AO; l. Hale for ~
john NIB, ats AN Wind W, moderate; weather cloudy.
FORT LAFAYETTE. April 8. suBset-One bark coming IN
The bay. Wind sw, light; weather hszy.
MtscellaMeOus.
BARK FANNY otxzs-Apsiachicola, April 4-Bark Fanny
Holmes loading Tor Antwerp at the West Pan anchorage
burnt to The waters edge last night She cargo
Of 81 hIes cotton; nothing savedBy Telegraph to Robert
hsckie Eco, Loyds Agcnt) The n was built by VIM
webb OF this city in 1855 67s toms register rated AL and was
owned by Post Smith Co. Of his city Vessel valued at
$82o0 and insured in Wall street, cargo valued at ssitCo
For San Francisco shipping March L. and Sandwich
1sAnds 70 Feb %, see telegraph columns.
STEAMSHIP CAHAwBA-The purser of the steamship Empire
City arrived this movnng reports that the steamship CAhswbA
Capt Smith hence for Havana and New yok, was ssround
yesterday the Southwest Pass with i've towbosss
Al work on her.-E Picayuns, March u,
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ssrrsd, IS I; Reading, AZ IS; Michigan Central,
90 . 4; MisAjgan Southern and Rorthsm IndiAAa,
q 10; Dc. guaranteed. 1O3 n; Panama. 1914 .
1856; ninsis Central, sl3 . I; GAlena and Chicago,
s23 II; Cleveland and Toledo, 25}as; Chicago
and Rock Island, $50 "a.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House Nh
norsisg were t27s72ys4S 81, and the balances
81 500 ,Oss 81.
The following table ahOws the eenditsn Of tAe
banks in the four leading eities:-
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Supreme Court-SpccfaI Term.
Before Hon. Judge Leonard.

THE SUIT AGAINST THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
FOR $l93, 900.
APRIL g. AcSpcdow Baker the Board Of Superw
ss-The PLAINTIFF bring action against the exPrcsi-
dent and the Committee Of the Board Of Supervisors for
eco damages alleged 70 have been sustained by
Of alleged false return 70 writ Of mAndamus COM
pepg them to have the above put int the levy
u 1860 for the OF The Commissioners Of Record The
sase came mp this morning on demurrer, but ex-Judge
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Hxsesg, ~ Ne ylshnGh, rived . pmlpsnsnsss, q IN
byy 1sw be1se Va Lsgslsa~ys, ~ save asy fsrssr
nasausn Mr. lawrence, he part sf ~ Oupsrvfsors
sppeeed ~ nospn, - u Judge a4euHea ~ natser
unHl Ne 1oth inDe.
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1M NcUNf VsRA0s "A nsn repgeson1anr hinsolf
- Judge j. d Underwood has been sslsceng Houey for
year Or mere Iast petsSstg 10 sslsctsg ssr Ne
hsunt vernon LAdes AasooAsiea H0 ~ no enthsrhy
for % doing He known 70 have osec4sA IN Missouri
ana Illinois NO er three thousand dolars refuses 10
pay 70 the Association asssnHt fer H. He ~ bssn
neard o. y New Jersey Texas, and but few days snss
IN The southern part Of Inaiana.
TnKur HOUSES In Bosros -rhe Boston Herald FUR
nifhes the following summary Of msAeI houses N Bos
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Th. Bo.ton Five Csnts s.vings Bank.

Tho BO0tOn FIV0 Cemt6 S2V1mR6 B0nHe
At the annual meeting Of the Corporation held the
banking OF said bank on Tuesday, April s, 1860,
the Treasurer made the following report
Another year past and ii ia again pleasure to report
the continued aud prosperous condition Of the
Boston Five Cents Savings Bank.
will be only six years In May next since its doors
were fret opened the pSoc In this short period Of
time many changes and great embarrasements have
Cured among all classes Of persons and in almost every
department OF business e and the institution has been
able the close Of each year 20 report steady increase
Il depoeors and deposits, and to enter upon each
seeding with the kindest assurance Of public conf
dence.
The following exhibit shows the annus, increase of
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AA1NA1-Ff0o =
NE a5rys q every alternate CunArd steamer q New York
''' '' .''4''' ''''' :, A.. .', ,o o,':,.'
49," = '''''~
-, ,,,,. A.4'4e " .:s. DAY. ;, :.
Sun IS nas v1TIx.......sfs s.si
----~'>"~~~-.,..--.-o- "~>'.>-"">.-...''-"'~"'
Pert or Vow York, April s. 1850.
Steamship Northern 1ss' 4 aasl,p.rsA A.,.nr.u-D
ssss-,bip ou.ss ctv sbu,.,a H,vanas..,on. q.
s;ssnsaS Ssassss oeuss Ssrio 1:@Laaas Hss.
Rsrs xTnn0s I kmge k%s.d:a-~ sAiem
BAN Queen Of Fleet is1' xexuen 81 JoAn-xdml.,ou
'I S:s Mar, Means. r.ss.. ro,n. r.rs-H p.oolm.n
rs sss rs;G s s!s s'n HasAan Port
Brs xIsnae Merrill Bs,S.doaNa Soma
B R RR .. Th.swcIs n.yAsw
81 S;:is S:sy: Russell Tsmgiss v.nssSo;.n.
s.. S S S5sasss Hissa: . JON MD De-o'f
s ssSr E M.s, 9Tssn' s Hswains Mobile
ssss:3. s. s$S
sS s:ads': ' t s%ss Ss.Ss4a} ssIsS q
seSr Banks ssnrs Hsnd o.
ssas ssosps.d. -. PhlsdsPs.sS Y Mckee.
az H:a,s S aiSs; Hsssaord. r 70
ssnr V:nans hssihs Rcps rSrwaIvnssssr
sioop Bi:cissoDe' @. Bristni%Hsster'
ss%sr 1so Hsss s ssds PS.ssrSss
ARRIVED
sor''H &C. VIM na'' and
sSp ssse Rsnls sssnSaSs ian Ts ~ .ss &c
a9ps fss is vssy severe gale from EN- e
but ssSssd no oss bad very light winds
Gm rom nea a. had hn calm and r9ng NV
sr steam ns sns,nE News n.y. jaw. same day IN
tor london: iah Ia ia Ion ia % srnkc shn Hsrcns.n
r frcn whnspos fos ndan. saw er Grin Fsh . SaS
M SO So Ion IS f. spoke FIR bark Marus Gear from "a
ras Tor MaIselies ION icy 81 is Is spoke ship
Ion IA spofe aim Niaasra hence for Nav yiesns and
Hxperimert bound " - .~A-" '~ N'" N''~' ~N1 ~"
shin Borodpo of Boop) Bendleu Sipeapore via Penang
q 10 Inn al 90 as scbr Crr.sf Palace fcurS w. ~
Shin Tsort Hn..sv Iaveynoo % ssys h ,a.e and ~,
pasenrerS IAN weiH Ia svtd todsn lat m as IN
1921 pared ship bound ID with Hack han IN the fore tan
ssn lh psssed aaamsh;r snn.ed fe xrnc henc. ~
Son,hs and Hsyre shcveS onr rnmers bn NJ. un
Ish lst 4, lon 81 ~ "at az ves.s XII ~
about l0O tons: h issnd az Terca bearing SW az Mis-
Irsrno M.rcb 10 is "a IN lon 10 % ss,y M
PAINTED ports supposed TO be tbs LADY Frsnkn tom liver
nooi for EYork: 4h ina SANDY HOOK hearine nv
IS miles took blot from boat Edwin Forrest No III "
Weh Feb @ With mdsa and " nassanrers n r,nnei Mn
turn Co Two deahs Gnfsnts} n inst at m ~ lon "a -
passed spar adrt painted red; day III M Ion 70
took Q pilot from boat 2 Jones, no 10.
snip Sorpenus ofnneH spencer Queenstown Feb ~ with
mdse and pasaengers 70 0ripnell, Mintum %.
thip fsnnn Briggs Galveston y days With cotton &C.
o%srd from ~ - E e ." ION a. sp0ks scnr
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7 fOk ClLIFOkNLA.
NaMN. LAsVA. DMe Nv
UertAsyn LAgh. New York. ......ApL 6..AspawAR
HAVANA, MArANzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EnrlRI Cry-Frsn New York 3D. arriving 1t Havana tn
and New orleaDs 10Th From New Orleans AN. Havana ~
arriving ct New York 18Th
CAniwsA-Fren New York l1h arriving Il Havana i7tA
and Few Orleans leh From New Orleans zth Havana Sh
arriving st New Yesk g.
rMLApEIYHlA-Frqn New York 18th, arriving u HAvana
"a and New Orsaus asa From New Orleans ch, HavnAs
u. arriving ct Rev York 18th
On eoro-Fron New Ysrk z7h, arriving at let ~
New Orleans Sd. Frsu New Orleans IN Havana lbA A.
TiyDg at New Yerk letA.
month 1t Jpn.
KAaxAI-Frsa New York for Havana Va Nassaa. MP, -
Me arrival Of every alternate OpnArd steamer New York
EB-WheA IL absve dAtes fan Sunday ~ asGnn0s VA
saa On Monday, except from New Orleans.
RECIAL NOTIuu.
~ psck~1s and ht~s isseNded for ~ NEW YoRx HRMD
ikesb u coded
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Movements In Real Estafe.
BY A. ]. Blocker. Son h Co.

Lot and two buildings No 81 Bowery ,25x1oo .$23 OF
BY James N. Miller
House and lot No. 81 Orchard street, 26xs78 81 go
House and lot No. 20 Rose street, 27.3xl0S. . 715
By Adrian a. Muller
House and lot No. 81 West 36th st., q IL x9S 0s
House and lease OF lot 20 East Broadway, 25x71 40
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, April 6-6H. y.
AsHH-The market was steady whne salss wero light,
~ PIC Tor pots and $50 5Ac fer pearls.
bsEADsuuyyS -HeuS-7he market Wao Isss buoyan1 1t
We cioee Tor most descriptions while quotations.
without change OF moment The sales footed up about
1000 1900 bbh, eOsing within he following range Of
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Tho receipts of -four and grain 1t this point for the past
week equivalent 70 2166 GIL bushels Il grain against
1850 bushels during the corresponding week OF last
In another place. entirely and oats-the receipts
In other articles showing falling on Tho amount Of
breadstufs In store here ct this Gate, 106l6 bush
els against so bushe in store hero 1t the date
last year. pretty easy to that the country
ly exhausted OF wheat The receipts smaller than
they were this time Last year. and were not for mag
ncent increase In receipts Of corn could not keep
pace with business Of last year.
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ALMANAC feRK-fHB DAY.
Sun kfskS. bcS5 NOON III IS
Buzz SETS. ~ A0R wArER. 8kS
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The Aumber Of deaths, compared with tho correspond
nE weeks Of 1855 and 1853, and Of last week, ~ fe
lows
Week ending April 9, lsss.......44e
April 2, 1859. =. .426 Increase. 20
Mch "a. 1870 Deaths from absolute discass 1894 IA
80 - external causes, DC 20 "
u,,n o, loan absolute disease. .4c2( <,s
external causes, &C. "A no
Increase this week 80
DANIEL Il DIIAvAN, City inspector
OH UrIcroa's DEPARTMENT, New York, March u, 1867
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The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad
has declared dividend Of 81 per cent. The gross
earnings Of this road for the year ending March 81
1859, were $3.50 437 o. and we understand that the
earnings for the year just closed win be, in round
numbers $780, 900 0O-an increase of about $50 ,oO0
The expenses Of transportation in 1859 were
$23s,77l 43, and for the year ending lS5s-SO they
will be somewhat increased.
The Chicago Democrat, April 8, speaking Of the
movement Of produce, says:--
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UIEARED.
Amen.
eseanship Quaker City shufeldt Havana--Hareous o.
6teamship Roanoke Couch. Norfolk, As-LudlAn heiAs
ken. =
Bark amanda, Rhge, Rotserdasn-W Saem.
Bark william, Lord, Gibraltar.
Bark Queen Of tho Flee. (Br) AcAucn 81 John-Edmuou
Droa
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information has been received At this Office hat asr II
day Of July 1850 The lights u shown The
lzen nass OF he shvessel msorsd or ths p0ns II hsS
khh Bank at W respecve heights Of and . fest
level Of the win be Low cred and feet easA ~
hsEht Of fSes above The level Tho light exAieted sm ~
marnaa will remain 1t present 3 height az IS
above the ovel Of the 6 feet above The level %
head.
This alteration deemed dearabe having been rspre-
sened that the lights exhibited when n Una NA
BILE 10 be mistaken for single light.
BY Of tAa I4ghthouso Beard
6TEI.LWA0KN, HshtAOuso HnDpon1u.
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wind SW, cd sshs jacob kaymand Ann Spple Seneca.
and James Freeman.
PendletOn. Tor WORK ready.
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