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... SHIPPING. CUSTOM-HOUSE, MAY 4. ENTERED INWARDS.-The Oliva from Konigsberg and Copenhagen, Batavier from Rotterdam, Lanfet from DantzicSalem frome emel, Leo from Rottrdam, Edith from felsingborg, Cnowe from Bremen, Gloria from Nykif- bing, Anna Derotlea ...
... entered inwards from, atcd cleared outwards for, foreign ports in theo week ending August 8, 1857, as well as the correspondingyear of 1856. It appears that during the last week 68 ships of an aggregate tonnage of 32,091 tons, entered inwards, against ...
... greatly to retard the ge- ,neral distribution.* 3. To provide a letter-box, except where the outer door is kept open. 4. When complaint is made of letters or news- papers lost, miscarried, or delayed, to furnish infor- mation as precise as possible in regard ...
... thatarticle. OOPING COUGH CURED without Inward Ht ?? thousands of children are cured ann'oatiy by the use of ItOCHE' S EMISBROCATION. On the first attack, an ?? diate application of the Remedy will prevent the complaint takillg any hold of the constitution ...
... persons suffering frora o general debility, nervous affections, liver, or bilious complaints, sick 5 head aches, indigestion, want of appetite, as well as every complaint brought on by sedentary habits, for all such these pills will be found 4 to give ...
... discharged at the termination of European hostilities. For about 18 months be has been subject to sodden attacks of an inward complaint, and to fits, and has been unable to work as formerly for the support of his family; in consequence of which the overseers ...
... Bill of Entry, lpublislled this mornilig gives areturn of the nunsber aned tonnaige of tlse ships that have Pe .ble, entered inwards from aid clearedoutwards for foreign ports do loain in the week ending else 4th Oct., 1856, ais well as the cor- In rb rsodn ...
... number of vessels entered inwards, but an in- crease in the amount of their tonnage as compared with the corresponding months of the two last years. For the eight months there appears an increase in the number of vessels entered inwards, but a decrease in their ...
... entered inwards fronm and cleared outwards foi jforeign ports in the week ending the 26th December, 1857 aS well as the corresponding year of 1856. It appears thai during the last week 82 ships of an ajgregate tonnago on 39,922 tons, entered- inwards, against ...
... build lighter craft, requiring fewer men and horses, or steamboats constructed for freight alone, then there would be less complaint. But as they are not likely to abandon their old prejudices or prices, and could not probably employ steam-vessels at reduced ...
... POLICE INTALLIGENCE. iOWM-S REF'. James Rice. the proprietor ot tile stage carriage, No. 5,431, was summoned to answer to a complaint prelcrred by Al ajor. General Sir.leha Waters, which charged hirl with unlawfully usirg his stage carriage as a hackney carniage ...
... expelled- that hle would leave no itone unturned to have the plaintiff expelled from ever fociety *hatever and that lie had the complaint agaioli the plain. tif-7 from a male child of nine years of age. Tlic declaration then proceeds to inier that the words thus ...