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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE LortsIANs MUTUAL ms. GoMtS

OFFICE LouIsI Ana MUTUAL ms. GoNANY,
~ New Orleans. December 81 1850
TN accordance with the requirements of
Charter q he Louisiana Mutual nsufnnce Company and
AZ ari 81 iha Legislature OF Louisiana No l approved March
I5th 1859 public notice hereby given that The following
eeacs 81 Script for the years 1855 1856 accrung
er thereon, remain unclaimed in the oce a the Company,
and al said certificates and interest which shah he demand
noe Will cancelled anil aunlei and The amounts thereof
credited the contingent account in the Books Of tho Company,
IT, l,,it charter.
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Etat Dc Louisiana, Faroissc dOrean3 Vile de IL Nolyee
cdnpaf deyanl moi D. f. Mitchell,
Deuxieme Justice de Paix dans ct vile
Briggs President H r. Janver serr6aire, les
qnee Giant asseaenes Opposes que
cnpe de sres de Ia Compagne Assurance Mntuel
de la Nougelle- Orleans. -
GIAS BRIGGS. President
H. r. JANSIER, Secretnire
Asermenas ct moi Slime Jour de ddcem
bre 1859.
ia4 3Dt - Deuxene Justice de Pafx
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q "a wIIBIOTsS PLANTERS, PATENTED
. COR DIV GOD GUTTER.

exclusive rights Of the above have been purchased
by gentlemen of the Of New Orleans for the
States Louisiana mississippi Alabama, Arkansas Tennessee,
Florida Texas and South Carolina All parties wishing TO
obtain by applying the undersigned who is sole
agent for the above company. -
@ No. rs Natchez street, New Orleans
Refers tsMessrs Martin Gordon, Jr., n o. NJ s, Rrn
gltT Aseersnn La Dr. G. Campbell, Iherylie, Ia. Cap
j. G. Landry n q. g, G. Bogeri, N o. O. f. MLre St
Ieu,es nIy3atlr
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H. BROTHER, President
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Louisiana Parish Of oreaus city of New Orleans
Sworn subscribed before this the 3s day of Deeem-
ID. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice of the Peace
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FOURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

STATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLEANS, I
5%5. ....-=@& City Of New Orleans. J
remembered that the l2h day Of january 1860 be-
me- the subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the
city Aforesaid personally appeared Tos sloo President and
Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany Orleans, who, being duly according to law
depose say the above lust and true
transcript from the books Of said company
TlloS. sLOo, President
JAS EDWARDS Secretary.
subscribed before this Eth day Of January
1860 d. r. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans,
Ths Board Directors have resolved pay interest Of SIN
PER CENT. IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits the holders thereof their legal representatives
and after the 18th day of February next Also, 10 declare
dividend FORTY PER CENT. az per cent? tho net
premiums of the Company for the year ending Dectm
3ist 1855 which certificates will be isei the at
March next
The Directors, after reservng ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS profits further resoysd that III the outstanding
Certificates Profits the issue Of the year 1856 be redeemed
paid the holders thereof their legal representatives,
18th day February The Certificates be
produced thu of payment for eaneemeni and Interest
| on same after the 3lst December, 1859
THOMAS SI4oo President.
JAMES u. DENEGRE Yise-Presdeni
| atEs,,,
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CoMPTEoILER's OFFICE
CITY afSew Orleans, July Z 1876.
IIso. 2l29.1
ID TESOLEED. That the Comptroller he and
N he hereby authorized and required give notice.
standing advertisement in the official Journal that in accordance
with The ninth section Of ordinance No 1i2 approved March
80 1851 the Council win NOT any Sll against Tie city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance referred to.
[SgnedI Il, Il. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
$3.50 tSgnedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April Is 1855
lsgned JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and of the public
V. =pUPLEssIs
iyia # - ffnmntxnler City of New Orleans.
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ouIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IL PANI OF MEN ORLEANS.

7 ouIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IL PANi or NEW ORLEANS.
oFFIcE-sSutf corner Of Camp and Natehez sseets
Amount Of Premiums for year ending February 49,
Ne, earned Profits for the year.
Assets on 18th February. 1859 9,2 02
The Trustees haze declared Scrip Dividend SIXTY PER
CENT paying Six per interest outstanding scrip
and redeem Scrip of the years 1886 and
1851 u.=- -.....z. ..r5
edeersbe serp payable in cash and after this
SECOND MONDAY OF MAY NEXT and the certificates of
scrip for year ending February Is 1855 will be issued and
CHARLES BRIGGS, President,
m2s 1v II. PLANTER. Secretary
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nncIaimed
Orleans Canal Banking Company published in conformity
with Of the Legislature approved 18th March, 1889;
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Rsnis. \. BRorHER. President

: Jlt7HF0S II " lff.I4IlF.fk, SNeItEHTTe
Fiat de Ia Louisiana Paroisse 0rean Vile de Ia Souvelie-
souscr deyaat moi 3lme jour Dc
deGenJre 1883.
D. +. MITCHELL,
ia4 DeuyirIne de PRiS.
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PARassE ponlEaas M Is sANs' = IL, 2 ftsh-
I'm NEIRTUE dun writ de fieri f..eias N
- , ne, aafes paf ii9 Z + Mitchell Dssene Justice
Frossdefh e Eu NJ ~ de Jaa3er 1860 midi iIIofe de
IN le rue de a Commune les Camp et es Maya
sins, 4 u popetif don't description shit
" ~ ihi " IERRE, sat datts 10 Denxieme District do
ee @ r. u. lei Giant borne les dc Ia Dotane, Mu
A ie9ylie &C Aexhnd,e heafant 20 pieds dc face
Ia Dpnahe RienSille $500 " - ~ - '9
Saisi dams latlaite ci.dessns
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de psdiufieatian.
d2G ia2 10 10 Dc w. n. " al1 ~,
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NEVER AND AeuE, rsoN wHIoH MANKIND

NEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
large Fl the glohe is the OF
action in he system induced BY the poisonous niasn
vegetable decay. This exaon evolved by the action OF
heat soil and rises with the waery apof from it.
While the is below the horizon this Fnpor fingers near the
earts surface taken with 1t through the lungs
the blood There acts Irritating poison on the inter
nal siscefa and enere orgas Of ,he eody me eyef e
torpid and fails 10 secree not only this virus but also the
bile blood Both the virus and the bile accunate in
spleen the kidneys aid the stomach paize with The liver
become 2sorerrd also Finally the instinct OF organ
ates the whole blood thu bad internal
force them The blood leaves the surface and
the CHILL. in this effort ii fails Then The FEVER fol
lows which the blood leaves the central organs and rses
through tbs other great excreorythe skin. In this also II
fails the system Gandon the attept exhausted and waits
ay .e These are the ts and paosysms Of AND IGuE
disorder will Of course undermine the health
We have abored to find, and have found, anidote,
Ayers Aguc Cure,
which neuaes This maagios poison in the blood and stinu
liver expel it from the body A. should does
this affecting disorder with perfect certainty And It does
ths Infection II expcs from the system
absorbed and thus keeps those who free from its
Consequently it only bnt protects from the
great variety affections which induced this malignant
Masked Ague Periodical Headache Headache
Fepers Neuralgia rheumatism, Ggu blindness, Toothache
the spleen Hysercs Cole Paralysis. Painful Affections
the Stomach and Bowels all OF which, when arising from
will be found to or ics the Intermittent
type This Ague Cure the Of these derange
I'M Il aeeomphes by stimulating the exereoriea to expel
the virus from the system and these organs BY degrees become
Sa a1 s sS he
end but often not long enough q i y sacrheed n lhe At
grea. believe this is srer well as safer
remedy the whole class of diseases which caused By the
iasInatc Infection any other which h been discovered
and still another important vantage to the public which
| u.s. that it is cheap as well 8 good,
Prepared by
4 Dr. j, G. Aver a. Cos,
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DIR. j. @. Ayer d. Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
= PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
AYERS Cherry Pectoral

Has won fer the of every variety
Of throat and Lung Coa that entirely for
is 10 recount the virtues wherever it has been
employed has long been in constant throughout this
section more than the people lis quality kept
m TO and that It be relied to do
for their relief all IL has been found to do.
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sHERTTF,s sAT,Es.


f'ts q N n,sTs irs couar n sASk Jar
sfs1a S Rs1s o,isans GO FsrEn
RY VIRTUE pr two syriss or fGeri fscias 10
- directed W the Honorable nc saa Dsrief Eofis "
public auction tho City Hotel Common street between,
Camp md Magazine streets, on SATURDAY February w. 1900
ut IL O'Clock NJ ~ ''
The steamship. CoATz hCoALuos, together r--,-.-
with NIL her furniture, tackle apparel n,gciugty n i1HEk
etc; She new lies IN the Mississippi rigef, t
hhk below town, opposite the Convent
Seized IN thn above suits,
TERMS-Casi the spot
Sheriff. of the Fssibh Of orlcaus.
qoArn'fsE copn M psrnlcr aA ly pEs WAR;
de la soa,se Orleans oh1 FREREsSo ltlsss 49,
d. ii sonsclla- Orleans *. HARapUsMSo 1,s25 =
I'm yIIRTU de deux svritg dc ficrf faeIas a
~ moi adesse les SUBSIDIES Couts de Dlstrict de Ia No
sAMEDf, II dc 1yrier 1850 midi I6tti "a Ii tc rae do
M eommane entire les rnes DIN Camp ct dec Masasi alRud
cation de-
Le steamship CoAT2AcoALGos, ensemble ayec IA ma
chine meuhe- etc; tel un ahloir as 10
eve Mississippi live gaee dessos dc eette VILE face
saisi dnns les hfi,ires ei-desSus
CoNDTTIoNs-comp M iriomsu, de adjudication.
ttl0 10 2S Gt IL Shcfif dc IN Paftfsse II Orleans.
srroSe DISTRICT coeaTl LEVI HnBnEIl, ". JOSEPH
TpY VIRTUE ofss writ of ffcri facis,s to me
ID directed by Honorable the District Court q New
Orleans In the above entitled cause, will proceed sell
Camp and Magazine streets, TUESDAY lhG 2h day n
January, 1880 At II o'clock Nj
All the Right. Title and inatef of tn efqBaan ssep
ufiy and 10 the swclry and fancy W Gsna
street, Of Joseph Illy \ Go. 4s
Seized in the above suit III
| TERMS-Cash OH the spot. 49, !. ss5
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STREET. CONVERSATIONAL,

OLD ESTABLISHED DIsPENsARY OF DIR.
JAMES - Gnsiomhouse street. tod namber0 between
Royal aud Bourbon streets, New Orleans Cures scrofua
syphilis Merenrai Diseases Rheumatism Nervous and Gene
raj Debility, Impotence. Seminal Weakness ee
Diseases peculiar 10 Females as Amenorrhes constitu
neaa and sympathetic nssmenohea idspahic and sympto
naAe hetforrhaga essential sympathetic sYnptonatc
Chlerosir, etc. ;
AZ n Ne ahoss maadiss are speedily efeeaily cured
ana without merearial drugs other poisonous compounds
Remember Dr. JAMES DIsPENsARY is 50 tolj nu,nher,
cnsomhoase street between Royal aud Bourbon streets Nav
Orleans, Ii. et w.
azs-Sepafate for patients
ns-C Consultations private ana confidential
fz- Hens q attendance from \. ". .osp NJ 4Is In
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CONsTABLE,S SALES.
.'''''s9 ~ ''e se''' " II. WATERS, eeastanie.


DErxfME JusrIcE DE PAlx, lLA WILLIE ne IA N,yELLE.
ORLEANS rs. JAMES O Al
I'm NfaRTU dun writ dc fieri Ia elias a moi
- areEgt Hon. a. n MITCHELL Itstire de
Pix la aroisse dotitBns dams fsare rdess u pro-
esaera seniFe euean, III0le de Ia ti rue Commune
entire les H Camp dies Mngasin JEU iaiyer
1860, il midi Ia pfopriete sui yantn- ~
TN IET DE TERRE sitnf dams DeIz,tna District de
eee vils dams Iilet barni l.; BeYl Cont Alex
Vile ct Cont 81 pis les Napoleon ii AexAudres
SRisi dams ratfiire cidegsus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de radjuiication.
d2D u in2 II 10 W nj WaTFRS ConnTtnhe
sEcqsp JUSTICES CorRr, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS. R.
- Parish Of Orleans. A. FISK-So 6s.
Rf VIRTUE of writ of fieri fnefas to
- me directed By the Hon, D. ~ MITCHELL Justice
the eace Tor Tie Parish OF Orleans In the cause
will proceed 10 sell public auction AZ the City Hotel on
Common street between Camp and Magazine streets THG
January e. 1860 at i2o'clock, NJ, the following
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND situated In tile
second District OF this city ad being bounded by
tonhouse Mnrh Biensie and Alexander streets Tho same
measuring 29 feet front aat and y1igr
by o eel 'front.' on each Custumose Bienyille streets
Seized in the above suit. -
TERMS-Casli the spot
w, Ii w NTERS
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E1LQUk-2Da barrels Of The celebrated FLORA TEMPE n
Il bTAnds fh9ies extra Jast received and for sole by
do In :, = Ai Il md "a T 4 81, .
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0sT Or MIsLAIIl-NoT1eE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IL that application will be the Commissioner
sions sixty days after the first publication hereof for
OF Military Warrant No. sos in tile Of John A. Fort
the same having been lost naid cayeAt has been h
IN the General against issue 81 patent on sail
warrant The public hereby cautioned against trading
the same G. III. NUREMBERG,
r. nj en- Attorney.
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ayer,sCafi,urt,c Pills

FOR ALI PURPOSES OF a PUKHATIYE MEDICINE
For Cosyeness the Of Dyspepsia for aundice fo
the cure Indigestion Hcadache for the Of Dsente
The cure of Scoua al Seofuons Complaints for the
OF Rheumatism for Diseases of the skim for the of Live
onnant for Dropsy. of letter Tumors Sal
Rhenm Worms; FOR the cure Of Cont for Dinner PHI fo
the cure Of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood
They are coated that the sensitive
them pleasantly and being purely vegetable harm
from their in any quantity.
H1y- Price, rs cents per box, Ave boxes for 81.
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Great numbers CIergymen, Physicians Statesmen
nent peronages have lent their certify the unparalleled
usefulness these remedies but here will
insertion of them The agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, in which they given with
aise descriptions of the above complaints
that should be followed for their
off by nnpneiped dealers with other prepara
they make profit Demand AYERS, and take
others The sick wan. the best aid there is for them and they
should have Il.
All our remedies for sale by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
Nos. q and ISL Chartres street. N. O..
Also by HAyILAND CLARK GEORGE, Mobile, and BY
anI-c
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orAfHiEsE Corr DtsTRnr THoMA = L MtXWEil. ys
dc h NhuyaliG- Orleans. NJ iS1ae
I'M YERTU dun ortfre de Gour rcndu lie
H rs de iHnyier S9 moi adtIu fhoabiabIe ppr
ne Gear VI Di,riet 90 4 Segyeiie Orleans dans sfar e.
dtsSus j. prnEstrn e EUnI III de janvie 1850 ll heGres
A. NJ les lrux eiapras desients por roipe de-
ciers Dc usagaae s pHbique ct adjudication de-
IL f0nts lntsanoH dn aensih e lgpeis 1T fin gsI
pour buToaS, si'ui dh Camp No - S le rreide
district lie Vile, sulssut riHycniaire.
Absndonufs par j1insoy Rbic a cr5antlefs
CDNprFf0NS-Gdniptant hrarucHt ahiAdiaatEd1l
Il r. PAREERs
III RI shtrif do il f'tr1fsse i't5ritqus
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Fornrn DISTRICT couRT THoMAs !. MAXWELL v. HIS
Of New Orleans. CREDIToRS-So. Is, 40.
pY VIRTUE, and i'm of,e tiicnce TO an order
Id Of sale rendered JRpuEfy IL. 1850 directed By ths
Honorable the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans, the
ep.ite matter will proceed TO se o pahlc aetion,
the premises hereinafter designated. THURSDAY, The
26ti day January 1860 los o'clock A. ~, Of
the creditors Of said iisolYeat--
The STOCK OF STATIONERY and contents Of store
No, 40 Camp street III the First District If t,s city, fr
veiitory file.
Aso Fixtures Of said store surrendered By said iasaSen,
to his creditors
TERls-cash on the spot.
Sheriff Of ting Patsh al ulIlays.
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Notice is hereby given FRIDAY, auth inst viii ad
nacs, III mn Once al Il o'clock NJ the above privilege
Ju ;aisT II " r Y. DUPI.ESSIS Comptroller,
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pEuxEnF corR De nisTalT} LEVI luBpEL
de Ia Yonvelle orleans 5JosEpH HuFTY- No isooi.
I'm vERTU dun writ de iieri faefas,
la Noasele Orleans, iaaife sidesis, foetfeI 10
MARDI "a dc ianvie 1850, midi riioel Dc la Che
Commune, les dn Camp et dis Magnsu4, Ia
vente pubiqle adjudication de-
les dre titres nt6ret du dsendeur Joseph Haiy,
massn de bjohx dartcles de fsatisIe sltud du
Canal No So de Joseph Hufty a. Go.
Saisis dams Eaifaire Il -dessHs.
Observation-Disclosures Au moment dc nj udication
r. 4. PARkER,
jI2 I6 10 n "a shtrifde IA Patoise d Orleans
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VOL. IV---NO. 6I3.
BOARD OF TRADE.
"prpsttee of Arbitration for the month of february
CHARLES j. BAKER.
BENZ. WHITLEY, JAS. MCCONkG,
F. LAIR ABFF SAMI, ELDER.
flunstatr anh Commercial 8sbisto.
RAIr1Morr. FEBRUARY "A, 1860.

BALTIMORE, February i+ looO
There was quite an active movement in baltimore and
Ohio Railroad today and the feeling in this Stock
considerably stronger yesterday 1t opened at
an advance of on the closing figures of yesterday and
advanced subsequently SIX per share but towards the
close it dropped off again slightly The sales embraced
1000 shares at from s67H 500 and the stock closed
s6sS bid 500 asked regular way. Cash stock which is
much wanted is scarce and sales are making on time at
buyers option at lower figures than for cash. which is
very unusual feature in the market OF Northern Cen
tral Railway there 500 shares sold to-day S69
buyer 60 days, and s5A cash and the market for
Closed at 5h bid sl5A asked regular way The trans
fer books for this stock closed the Sh inst The
only sale of Railroad bonds made to-day is of 81 900
Northwestern Virginia endorsed third mortgage bonds at
67 For the unendorsed third mortgage bonds of this
road % bid and q asked to day these figures being
advance of per the closing figures of yeser
day. Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed at So bid, and
Northern Central 1Ss5s at 5S bid SO asked For City 6s
there inquiry and sales made of $500 1S75s
at 97A So 500 do. at 97H and $1,000 1905 at 99H.-
Bank Stocks also inquired for and sales made
to-day of 90 shares Union at SIS Is shares Western at
s20h shares Citizens at SIN and ia shares Frank
lin at Sl1$GlA. There sales at the Board $50
shares Gulford Mining Company at S1.S7K cash, and
81 "a buyer 60 days but nothing done in Springfield
Gardner Hill. The former closed at 81 so bid S1S7H
asked and the latter 81 60 bid $2s7H asked regular
NVav
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The POISONING CAsE-Mr. Irons and his family,
who were maliciousy poisoned on Monday morning
last, the particulars of which were published in
yesterday mornings Exchange are recovering
from the effects of the drug. MIR. Carr, Louis
Irons, Mrs. Fairbanks the two children and the ne
gro boy, are walking about. Mrs. Irons and her
daughter, Mrs. Wits, are still confined to their
rooms, but are improving. Mr.. Irons is confined to
bed, not owing much to the direct effects of the
drug, as to his weak condition attendant upon his
recovery from his recent attack of fever. Susp-
clon rests upon man with whom Mr.. Irons had
quarrel, and who threatened to be revenged.-
Should Mr.. Irons recover, of which there is no
doubt, the case will be thoroughly Investigated.
IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Y esterday, detective police
officers German and Stevens arrested man named
Louis Ward, on suspicion of being the party who
robbed the auction store of Col. s. III. Cover, Bal
tmore street, between Gay and Holiday streets on
Saturday morning last. The arrest was made at
Wards house, corner fGilmor and Franklin streets
On searching the house the officers found three
'Jmmies" and dark-lantern. Ward was taken
before the Mayor, who committed him to jail to an
swer.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-Y esterday morning at an
early hour freight train on the Northern Central
Railway ran off the track near Melville, about four
miles from the city. The accident was caused BY
the spreading of the rails. Several of the burden
cars were considerably damaged, but no person
connected with the train was injured. The acci-
dent caused detention of several hours to the
senger trains.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At election of officers
held at their rooms by the Baltimore United
Butchers Association No. 2, the following persons
we're elected for the ensuing year President Henry
b. Pentz; Vice President, George Sham; Treas
9rer. Peter Wilcox; Directors, Thos. H. Mules,
William r. Collins, Thos. j. Rusk, j. +. Knoblock,
E. McH. Pentz, Ernest Sleigh, James Kirk The
Association is in prosperous condition
MARYLAND GUARD.-Last night the MARYLAND
Guard, Col. Brush commanding, met at their ar
mory, Carroll Hall, where they were inspected by
Col. s. s Mills, of the Fifty Third Regiment Ma
ryland Volunteers. There were over one hundred
and thirty memberspresent. There are three compa-
nies formed of forty-ve each, and it is expect
ed that by their first parade they will be able to
muster one hundred and fifty muskets.
DIscHARGED.-The two young men, named Joshua
Vandanaker and Albert Simon, that were arrested
on Monday on suspicion of having robbed the store
OF Mr. William Gessford, corner of Josephine and
Pine streets, were before Justice Logan Yesterday
afternoon for hearing There being no testimo-
ny produced to sustain the CHARGE the Justice dis
charged them.
MILITARY VIsIT.-The Wells and McComas Rifle
men, Capt. George W. Bowers. will pay a visit on
the 22d inst to Reisterstown, and while there will
be the guests of the Reisterstown Rifles, Capt Wor-
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at the entrance to Port San Carlos de Ancud the north
coast OF the Island of Chile.
The light is fixed white light varied every minute by
flash. tits elevated 1877 feet above the level of the
at high water and should be visible in clear weather
distance of IL miles
The illuminating apparatus is doptric by lenses of
the fourth order.
The light is so feet high circular and painted
whte the lantern is painted green. From it the west
point OF the lsa Dona Sebasana bears n NE Huapacho
point, W. by N; and Huachcucuy head W. by s.
Its position according to Chan Notice, is lat 41o 46>
15 s lon TAO L West Greenwich: but on the Admir-
atty Plan of Port San Carlos Huapilacuy point is
41o 46> 45>> S, Ion. 73o So 45>> W.
Official information has been received at this Office that
on the night of the 31st of March, 1860 every
thereafter, light will be exhibited from until
sunrise at he light house in of erection
Cay Lobos situated in the old Bahama channel, the
southwestern edge of the Great Bahama Bank.
The light will be fixed white light to illuminate 800
degrees placed at elevation of 146 above high
mark and in clear weather should be distance
of 16 mi es.
The illuminating apparatus is catadioptrc, of the
power usually known the first order of Fresnes sys
TEN.
The tower is circular painted with broad red and
white horizontal banks having the base surrounded by
the Keepers dwelling arranged in the form Of decsgon