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mtts Suiclde-E1s Body a.nt 80 Fasll-

.i9iEr1xoRE, April ga we'll known citizen OF
Batlu;orc con mitsed .ufetde lat, no-dny short
pistol, No eansc could be a.efsnsd Tor The rash
acl except that be had recently seemed dtptes:ed
and arelanf holy. Subsequent events hare Induced
the euspeitn that be was in rome NAY duplicated
humed-. cnlAalmed AID srnt TO- Washington, by
order OF the t;oternreht. The affair causes much
uectton u 1,h it a. well AZ some facts which it 10
desmed impradt Mt to publish at present. :, r..
, 1865-04-29
ROOFING .PAR'ER.

:, Tra7 to:,. supe:ses qa..ts. Tor - ehtae-'
j.. ~; -. ~, j. n; E9xjEHK = 81,
,!npapess7 xr1tn Il
, 1865-04-29

91i,n PER: DAY.:AT HOME:
- IL V:Any person, tna!c or f.m ale, hayine axH
hours daily TO spare can }Patn tho paftlcnlas. of u
T. WAfVALL. pS1A7S11 Chicago. o,lS =, : e,7i: II
tnl Of e 10 Is rchEIted. -, l. 0pS9yl3iitl !
, 1865-04-29
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y antei by:a single aentenan yong Isay hs ouse
nSlted 1ffs r. the country: Adzless Housekesper,
Cllcncn Post [Irtce. -. i =: =. =. ap1y1&2lt !
, 1865-04-29
Lincoln; j j d; Mourning Pin.

: ~ sEz3B;r EGT 'EIgE ukKHi'.S; kK1H; S;,; :. :;
Fvcrr,ovp, t,c ,st should rear ONE: sSnt b. !hsi1.
raFt.r;,n. sse1ywheIe for cents Add5ss, y l"
HKtGGs, nj DesIboru=ss,t Csscago'AA ~}"FA'f'*
, 1865-04-29

:. = :. :: $50 i. - H.
Who eg Leon ftr the last nyt yea1a In Ql!r employ
hes brtu admitted partner III the drug OF
, 1865-04-29

symy great curiosity pruE7u9s as!so the disposi.
scens tLat Tie authorities ars not lncnned to give
thu Hretchrt ca1cass the honor or meeting thu
public gaze. ano 1t will probably DO deposited in
whateytr place promises the most utter obseurity.
Yesterday d photographic view of the body was
tnkcn before: 1t Was removed from the monitor.
It wpa then pjsoed in an ordinary grey army bla1-
.ket,f in which 1t was &c wed up. A plain box,
made in d; lo1ner's shop for: the. remains bnt il
was not Used. ,..,..ts. i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
Rebel Prisoners at Reek Island.

To t.e Ed"JT u lac ~ L. IfittHe.
SIR: j notice in your paper Of the 9Th inst.
an article taken from The Nc. Yox Me-, IN regard to
the treatment Of Il Rebel prisoners Rock Island,
Illinois. 1 live at Moline Illinois two miles
from the military ,Ilson. acquainted with Col.
Johnson who in command Of tho post, who Is able
officer and a humane and genilemanly man. hsve
heQuenty converted with lin In regard to the prison.
ers Ny impression is that the prisoners fare exactly
ike our own soldiers stationed there 70 guard the
prisoners. Ny wife is engaged in santery matters.
aud when at home) frequently take her there. b the
dere nj hospitals 70 what j. wanted hsye been IN
the habit OF doing since the prison has been osab'
ished. lcft home the 18th dag OF December, but
this last Fail have frequently seen and coDverscd with
Rebel prisoners in regard TO their fare in the prison.
They uniformly told me they Jared well These prison
crs were liberated upon taking ihe Yrh Of allegiance.
and hey vent sbont TO get labor sHops the farmers
aud others.
Arr ACQUAINTED with Capt, Horny W. Anderson.
las been Ia charge OF largo number Of
o,,soper. working them FOR Government. have seen
them frequently and they look robust aud healthy, and
well able TO work.
think the lady in Chicago has been misled 10 regard
to this matter As 20 the two inches square Of beef PEI
DAY and Eve and third oibread this must oil
be mistake. They dor, measure beef OF bread so In
tae Mississippi Valley. rnn assure you thu, there l.
no thought among the people In that whole region thai
the prisoners are isuseA II il not their wish II should
be so.
The people Of the NoItt. Tesi are making up noble
record and canno, afford to suffer such blot upon O,
i,troatnR prisoners while in their power Your paper
is extensively taken in Davenport, Rock Island and
Moline oil tee prison. cpd you Will lie very likely
to hear from the people there
sm. very respectfully yours +. X FIEp.
Syvaeuss IN ~. Jan. 7, 1865.
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BOARD OF ALpgnMBN.--The Boar,

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Board met on
Monday at o'clock p. w.. the President Morgan
Jones, esq. in the chair
Immediately after tho roll was called. Mr.. John
HecLer who had entered the Chamber stepped forward
and said;
Mr.. President: my name ia John uecker. Rave
come here sir 10 claim 10y scot US Alderman for The
Fourth District"
Tho President--I beg to iaform the gentleman that
the proper way for Lin Is 10 present petition to this
Board.
Mr. Hecaer--I have y certificate and q number OF
sfidsyits proving that have been duly elected
The Presidential must insist that the gentlemen
shsu present petition.
Mr. Hecker said he would prepare ore.
Tho Controller transmitted an estimate Of the ex.
penses for tho present year. by which appears that
the required To be raised BY taxation Is 0se o.
A notion 10 print go copies In document form was
adop.ed.
The Commttee on County Volunteering sent IN q
communication urging the necesstyof the Board pass.
ing an ordinance forb,ddng meu 10 be enlisted for
other counties states and stating that such ord
nance would the city from forty " fifty per
day. Laid over.
The annual message Of the Mayor WA received and
900 copies VI IL ordered 10 printed The Board then
adjourned to Moulsy next etap. M.
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MONDAY, Jan. o-P. n.

MoNpAY, Jan. o-P n.
Gold hes been very steady, opening at 80, and
closing at 22oi.
Government securities are firm at higher prices.
The closing rate Of Is Of 1881 was lidllli; new
Coupon 5-2cs, i09; andiO-l0 at lo2! alO'i Rail
way shares close at an advance upon the general
liz, as compared with Saturdays rates. Eric con-
tinues strong, and closed Mt 81 Michigan
Southern, common, sold Us high ns IS, and in view
% the coming dividend is firmly l.h. There is an
increased disposition TO buy SOCKS. under better
supply of money. Tho leading stock fr the day
was Chicago aud North We-,cn, in which the
dealings are unusually large Al the close all prices
were hrm.
Money If decidedly easier among stock house,,
and al p. o. q accounts have been made up with
1eat facility. Commercial paperselis at 10 per
cent for best names. The bank statement does not
represent the first paymcn, on The ic.ios The
items stand as follows.
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Steamship Liberty. Wilson. Havana JAN ud.e. and pa"
to iiargons Co. -
straa ship Rebeccs Clyde wiuets Washington 20 hours
nd @ end pass. 10 JAS. Hand.
Steamer C. I'm ght, Gallagher, hisdeiphia ud'e 70
WIN. J. Taylor Go.
Ship Albion of Liverpool Loehe Liverpool Nov. usd,e
and 6j pass Tapsco,t Bros Had heavy weery gsfs
the entire passage; split sa 3 &C.
Ship Esccr Pltnrr Lyerpoo! Nov LIST, with ntss and
l26 psss to Jas Stuart faprreIced heavy we'iefy weah
-
Bark Marin w BIe Thurow. Cow Bay rs days, coz 10
Brett Son Co. has experienced heavy westerly sae' nest
Bark queensland Orb Youug Foo CLoo Sept. passes
Anglers Oct. g. Cape Good Hope Now 10, teas 10 r. '"
Cameron. . -
Erig Greyhound (of s. Johns, n. ~. Layton Hsrboy
Craze ~ f., rs days. in blLst TO ST Ken lronsiess
Brig C. r. UBhen of Nassau, McCr-Ty, Nls'tnoros u
days Smith punn n.y. Has been days nora Of
Hatteras with heavy he.
br: c. b. Reynolds Ter Dick Cardenss IA tsy' sugar n
Jed Frye Co.
Brig Abner Taylor Gulliv.r Frzsb.thport for Boston
brig Tharstou tof port, Cars. Csrdenss iz days
uo!asses t.. r Shermsp. Len brig Aanea, for - ldg
L. 5. brig Sea Foam, tsp Heay Charleston Tar days
Z. l.. IS days with mi b rev 20 Z. Buck 60.
Schr. Little Lizzie Raymond York River, oys.eEs
Srhr T.. HAYWOOD, Rirb, Rib-tLpur, Tor Ios'on.
Schr. YEsgo Belle Rice Havana II days With oranges 10
master
schr Sea Hymph. Cornell, Rsltinorr for Port morris
Schr A. Middh on, Aurs, Bsinor~ for New London,
Sch. Whitney Long Hsy-s, baltimore days, Win snip
timber bound 70 .uth ~ II.
wISD-At sunse, 5. w, very light
BrgC W. Ring repIsd yesterday has beer SGT ~
and proceeded to JeIsey Guy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
THy LATE BOILER ExpLosros-CoRosER's

THP LATE BOILER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Isyys11GAriox. Coroner WILDLY. on Saturday last.
commenced an investigation into The cans-e which led
70 the explosion o! TIE steam boiler on the Sreck'nR
schooner John Curtin IT, on the preceding day. while
living at Pier No. 0 North River Hamilton Merritt.
the fireman. wac blown overheard and drowned. and
IA, brother Cap,ain Israel Merritt Superintendent Of
tho Coast Wrecking Company was severely soaded
at the time Of the explosion the schooner wad yng
aong side the harmed steamer George washington. en-
gagged In pumping the water from the hull. J he steam
had been Shut of from 81 the pumps and pail Of
ws;ef was throw In 70 the fire under the boiler TO which
II vas attached. II was Immediately followed by the
explosion OF tho boiler with the consequences stated
above. II wos shown 10 evidence that tho
boiler bad been IN no four or fvo yesrs.
hut that originally u had been constructed
OF the best material Joseph G. Coffee. residing
at No. SO BArcuyst Chief Of Boiler Inspectors testi'
ned thst be had examined the exploded boiler and from
ts appearance and from facts that had since come TO
his knowledge he was OF the opinOn that there whs
plenty Of In the boiler, and that the explosion
was ceusd by all Over pressure OF steam; there "ss
probably from sO i25ihs OF steam to the square Inch
In the boiler III tire tune 1t would BE- safe With pros
snre Of 40 lbs ~ tie square inch jury rendered
verdict that the deceased came to his death from inu
res received by the explosion OF steam boiler belong
ing to the Cosst WrecEirg Company. at Pier No.
r. We further believe that said explosion was caused
by the engineer in charge carrying more steam than
was safe ana We strongly recommend that all boilers
should be- frequently Inspected BY competent inspectors
appointed ~ the proper authorities"
Deceased WA native u this city aged . years.
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and formerly occupied BY the Colcred Orphan Asylum
aud return the proceeds 10 the credit Of the Sinking
Fund of the city for the payment Of the city debts and
also that the Controller be directed 10 select suitable
site for the use Of the Coored Orphan Asyiuf on land
belonging 10 the city above One han d. ed aud tenhst
end report snch selection 10 the Common Council. With
recommendation for their action. Adopted. The
annual message Of the Mayor received, and 0Os
copies ordered 10 be printed III will be found In
full elsewhere The President announced the regular
standing Committees for the year, after which the Boart
adjourned TO Monday next st2 o'clock p. a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
George NJ Iyes Hartford; c. Kingsley. New Haven
Eoth ID. Wilson. New York; B. T. Jones. Pittsburgh

George N. Ives Hartford; II C. Kingsey New Haven
Noah ID. Wilson. New. York B. f. Jones Pittspurgni
Ibree nronostops were laid before the Stockholders
Tor their decson Tho resolution In favor OF
the capital stock for the purpose OF ior
increase of motive power and rolling stock, as ree0i
mended IA the Directors Report. was agreed TO- mat
in favor of leasing the Tuscarawss Branch TO ceria
person, interested in mining lands adjsccnt 10 tne
was also adopted. The proposition to purchase na!i
interest in the Cleveland 'Zanesrle and Cincinnati
Railroad, akron branch was rejected.
The Nassau Fire Insurance Company Of brooklyn
will pay dividend Off per cent.
The American Fire Insurance Company pay q
dividend of 3, per cent.
TREASURY OF TIE UsnrD STATES
DIVISION or NATIONAL BANKS,
WA-TsGToy, Dee. 80 1864.
mo l Of the Regulations respecting the employ,
ent OF national banking associations as depsorcs ~
the public moneys, &C. Ii hereby so modified as TO READ
as follows: IL,
business under the act entitled An act 10 provide
national currency secured 10y the pledge or United
States bonds and 10 provide for TIE circulation and
redemption thereof. approved June s. ieo may quaIiit
itself become depository or the public moneys dn
q financial agent of the United states Dy depstihg
with the Treasurer, rs security. such an em0nnt Oh
not ess than $50 eco as may be prescribed by the Trens
urer and approved by tho Secretary, oil when amount
not less than one.tenth shall be In United states
bonds.
"A
res and hch have not already given security a. re-
qured by this regulation. viii do within sixty days
from date. in def ut Of which the noncompb ing ass-
cn,ions will cease be deposition les Of public moneys
and financial agents Il the United States.
II. T.. SPINNER Treasurer L. $.
Approved Dee 30. let4.
~. T.. FEsspspgs, Secretary Of the Treasury"
Tho First National Bank subscribed to-day for
$3l 200 of 100 notes.
The following statement will show the debt OF
Pennsylvania:
Total amount II debt. Ncv. a. 1903 s3s 496. 596 az
Deduct emount rede eiDcd during fiscal
year ending Nov. 80. leji, viz:
per cent SOCKS. .-SlOt, ~ ~
~ per cent stocks 1900 "
'n'e ''' ''i xlI6 900 .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
MokDAY Jan %. lha

Ma kcLs-C AnHfyLLf RaPoKrID Yok Iss ~ /. TRIBUNE,
MONDAY. jan 9. 1870
ASIiES--The market 10 qnie, for both kinds OF
Ell 62. a SlI IS; Peorls are nominal.
COITOE-Thcre is bot little OF importance doing TO
duy and prices nally lower. Woquo;e al from,
Oh lsGsl ~ for Middiings.
COFFEF-Holders of oil descriptions IRE very firm
In their views but the business 10 day b. been only To
q moderate extent
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand Tor Western and
State Flour 10 moderate. bet under liberal arrivals
prices Of the low aedum Srades ga lOc lower; Al
the Close however there are no sellers a. our inside
figures Trade and fumily brands IRE quiet but frin
the saiss arc GOO bls at ~ 7jde2 % for SupcrhDe
State 4l0lja5l0 IS for Extra state; 80 Goa $40 Is
for Fancy Stae Ell SOd Sil IS for The low grades Of
Western Extra; eli l5a3il ~ for shipping Ohio;
ST. +5Gsi2 for.iT1de and Family brands. end ell 400
sG1oVH; Louis EItrss. Canadian Flour II In more
active Iesnd but Prioos lower; sales OF $50 bbis
a. go 20dsl0 - f,s the loS grades OF Extra and
tlO 500 sI2 for Trade and Family Extras. Southern
Flour 10 dull and heavy but prices without quoable
variation; suLes Of SO bbls.. NJ $40 e5dRl2 30 for
mixed 10 good SuperfGs County Baliimorr. &C., and
SI1 tO4 80 for Trade and FGniy brands Rye Flour
IN fair demand and firm, ssss OF 80 bbls a. ~ 236
s. TO- Corn Meal Is quiet and unchanged
GRAiN-Ihe Wheat market 10 less active. bot prices
are trD. The offerings offspring are limited The de-
mani Ia Oh NY Tor Milling the salcs are H. 40 oGsh al
g. % Barley r. quiet but hrp saies Of 5O bush good
State at e.. Barley Malt is Guct 1ut steady ~ 81 0a
~. Oars are better. bus Ito market ID not active;
tho arrivals light Tor The moment; the sales are
80 go bash. Wessrn at o. OGas a. closing FRA ut
the s.er rate. Rye IL quiet and heavy AT 81 fUdt n.
Com u los, fresh cfsycd N~w 's wanted and na bst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
BULLb HEAD, Monday, Jan. with

about 3.0U bukcks On sale Monday morning. trade
opsned quite hvey. There was brisk competition for
the comparatively few good cattle In the yards. and
theugh the prices obtained we're no higher than last
pairs only went above ac. per Ill., hut many OF the
dunn 70 good reached that figure. and this caused
slight advance on ihfetior grades. Before night how
ever became known that from 500 70 800 cattle were
back at Albany and at points the Erie road which
made butchers sfbsh abost buying and many Of them
went away With light purchase, hoping 20 do better
tomorrow. Business dull In the afternoon at last
weeks prices, and II all The drovers expected reach
bere We shall be compelled " report hard close for
owners. The detenton OF csitIe ves owing 70 the
Jcrchbg Albany IN season for transhippiag here on
saturdsy. The supply of sheep 10 light and prices
haze advanced 70 p, ie scoordinf % qualify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10

BOARD OF CoUNciLngE.-The Board met ST.
o'clock p m. on Monday. tho President james
Hsyes tsq.. In the ohaiY AtI Keenan, presented q
resolution directing the Controller to advertise for SALE
at public auction, sbs property Nhhsvs.. between
YWN.,AsA ~ vU>rl0SstASGA. kaQal y ths Gts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
passeunrvs Arrived.

In sfea ,shp Liberty (0 Hatasa-Jsmes Dry dae Tho.
Drysdae L. q. Dart Julian Fsbosza. Mrs. Toinpson Mrs
Strson Albert Asher, frsno.co Rogur.. ~ Pslmiery,
Dunn, J. Gadhil 'o T.. Garcia Media. Manue. Lopez,
fofes, Jose Dominau-z, NJ. Hami ton. Mrs Milton Capt
Leach. James H-r.on DR. J. yiobos lady and servants
Gouxses, Baron N. W de Wet,errd Capt. Crowel Dr.
r. de Martinez VIM. Foster, Dr. Csydono Bernardo, GNS
suthoun, Jno Mccall, Geo brown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
Total p1h,io debt. Nov. 30. 1851. -. s3s so, G

There hundred and thirteen thous nd four
hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty .One cents
(S7l3 4l9 50 paid last yeur for expenses IN repe!ng
raids IN june. lssa Although this was not Port on
OF the bonded deb: IL tie state II was nevertheless
debt contracted by the State In s defense and had
ills debt not existed, tie amount could have been
rpred to the e1tns uslmebt IL the bonded dcbt aud
u shows that but for the c1traordingiy expenses
thrown on tic State by the existing Rebellion IL could
have reduced debt last year from our Ordinary rev
euuc very nearly mioJ Of dollars.
This amount (s7i34l9 CID Is now due aud owing to
the Staie by the General Government
Tho state holds also the follow ing securities. oil Of
which may 10 relied upon for tn. liquidation OF the pub
lie debt;
Pennsylvania Railroad Compnnys bonds. eG,s0O 600 %
Philadelphia and Ere Railroad COppa-
nv. bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000 o.
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COURT CALYNpAR-Tum DAY.


SUPRENE CoURT-CIRcUTr-Part l.--Adj0urned
to Monday ucI,. Part llNos. 67s $50. s's sts. wv, So
6s6 ! 1888 61G 50 t8i 68S, go 6,S TO T6, 7l2. Part
IiiNo calender. ta,c en- SPECIAL TrRS Nos lJ9 LA,
80 ISL " l 49, 49, les 100 lb2. i6J los 1877, III la,
IT'S iTp. 100 1871. $500
SUPERIOB CoUBT-PARr Mos. 9o9, l743, 3449.
+7i t74J t<7 <ts ass, <7a3 47.T tfss ,sso S+s 43
3Lis PR, i-No, $780, 20. $3.50. 1850. ana &<Jt, <io.
$50. <oT6, sb1a 1857 1854, t6gu, <os3.
COuRr OF COMMON PLgAs--TRIAL TEAM
Adjourned for the The General Tsrn will be In session.
brooklyn CITY CoURT.-Nos. II y, 20, 20, q
"a, 30, d. -, ~, - IS, g., -. a.. a., 81. ~ ~ ~.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERx--JAs. s.-BefcEc
Justice Met uyy.
DECISIONs

SUPERIOR CoURT-srrclAL Trax-JAs s-BefcFe
Justice Met uSy.
DECISIONS.
John H. Lockwood sgt. ldward ID. Bassford-
gmrn; for plaintiff the demurrer with costs. defend
ant 70 have twenty day. TO Same um.ry ct a.
at khish [. seEanck ct a.AotioD granted w iafn l.
.rynonr at. Edwin J. Decentralization 20 open default
granted upon terms -
before Justice ROBERTSON.
Samuel Silva sgt Simon Hsndc5Lrm ct alSes opinion
and papers ilh Special Term Cierk ~,
lKiAL TERn-JAS. y-b~ioIe Justice HARBOUR
ANOTHER RIOT CASE DISPOSED OF.
Angus Ross AFT. The Mayor. &c.-Thb action
reported last h.h pi-iyud claimed damages Tor
the destruction the rioters Of July 10, OF his snoir
oues Nos oS aud Sbs ~ieh and IN wDic the DO
PENDANTS denied Liability tie ground that buiinss were
destroyed by inceudisris. aud not BY rioters
To-day tho Judge dismissed the complaint
SUPREME COURT-CHAsrExs-JAz. s--Bssorc Justice
BARNARD.
DECls! ON6-
John II. Blskiston, ct a., agt. Amos Linby ct
sl.-Cssc settled
In re the sppsic.on of Ann NJ Brakeman, ct sordef
granted
COURT OF COMMON PLFAs-spyoIAL TEAM, JAN. p
Before Judge CARpoio.
DECISION.
Petty agt. acknowledgement for defendant.
Sc opiliou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
Total. 10000 @.

A meeting Of the Directors of the Michigan
Southern Railroad will be held this week, and steps
taken to harmonic the claims Of the guaranteed
stockholders, who claim large amount of arrears
Of dividends, say sixty per cent II is proposed to
give them 80 per cent, payable i'll some form in the
common stock. A settlement Of this character
would give new value TO the common shares, as IT
would set at r. ST all litigation.
The Union Trust Company, recently organized
under Mr. Isaac II. rockingham, President; the
Hon. John V. L. Pruyn, Vice-President, and Mr..
W. +. Adr.ch Secretary, is now ready for business
The export Of specie from New-York has been as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-yuaK............ JAsU.a, /,
Cleared.
Cleared
Steamship Port gu Prince Curtis Port Prince r. Aur

SeanS1p Foft au TIHce, CurtIs, F0V "a Truce R SuT
rsv. j..
BsIk Ellingwood Flinewood Piye., Brett. Son { Co.
lark hope fnrl Wil.on. irrne1, G.. Hrssig
BARK Neptune (An,t) oiic. Havsus, J. z. Ward Co
Bark Princeton (BI), see.ry Drnarsrs u. Bs.ncs.
Brig The q. trrA Hama Cet'e, Moore 4 Henri.
Bhs Ks, ~. (Br.,, Beiuge. Sydney ~. ;. W r. ".
{ am, ron.
Bris Solferno (Br) Higgins, Arroyo Buriett Evere,t
Efig r. Druumond (Br Stead, Eatamoros via Nassau ;
sphny.
Big Daisy DBL Dufke Matamoro. Warstsf & Smith
Scnr re. aIie (nrl Hal. Nassau. j. Douglass.
schr New.fork Seabnry Bottom, j. G. Dayton.
SEM Julius Webb, Aekley, Ftruand ma Fla.
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l)ort-War0cus' Notite.

SrArr or NEv-YoRH
PoRr-WARpEsy CPYcs, No. IBt Wall-st
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance will
src,ion Of the passed April Il, 1851. entitled Al
Act 20 Reorsanze the tsns Ocs OF the Pc.t Of Nes.
YORK" 10 FL pcrsou, Interested ~. having charge 81 ths
,1brct matter Of such nl1ry, examination or surrey tee
the following vessel, uui-r animation ny the Pcd
Wardsns and thai sad Surveys nhston Will -
completed within dIys scce-iias tas uoticA a.
boerd said vessels: .
ship Psnsm, Pier Nc q. " L
Irg Northern III q. .............Per No. s p X.
Brig NuanllN
Sh y Ars~risht ........... ...'. rlef 20 = v n
Blk Export .......................At labtlf Dock
Hrig Re;f~v'f ltf NO. o. - ~
BEk X. IL. Knight ....s...s.s. 49,. 'Iotek
Brig WrnouAh. ..........N ooduf & Rob,nsout
Bark Magdscna. ...............fEr No. ~ Z "
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