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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05
HOTELS, BOARDING, SC.

NATIONAL HoTEhS-:,Te honpi.oulas suest, New Or
~ leansThis line establishments situated In the most
a the city been recently opened under the super
dstions fo hundred boardeIs
The paho and chambers furnished with neatness il not
elegance and with scrupuous regard the comfort the
cuIant.
The servants all white, and have been carefully select
The wine cellar end larder will always be furnished w,h
the best that be in Of the best markets in the
world.
The charges for board with without chambers, will be
found OF the most reasonable character.
:, j. PHILLIPS & BRO, Propietou.
New Orleans, July "a, is42 az 2mr
- TO RENT FOR A SCHOOL OR HOTEL
E;B The Belmont House New Brighton, Staten Island,
calculated Tor Seminary having been occupied
such or young ladies the last live years. Their with the
den ice house and other outbuildngs and land adoning-a
most desirable location oi that the heahnss and
eonyenence OF the place render the most eligible of IN
the state Steamboats, ply constantly TO and from the city OF
New Yore during the day. For particulars apply y Hno
yer street, New York, or at New Brighton, 10
s292w HENRY LYNCH
/x2 TO LET-The first three story House, liz Grand
E. street of Broadway, with the Furniture. all
The house perfect order and can be between
the hours of u and 3, F. M sig I'm
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

NfAGNIN'S LUCINA CORDIAL, for the sure and speedy
M Of ncipient consumption barrenness impotency
corhG whites, gleet obsuced, scu painful
ation nconnence Of urine involuntary discharge thereof
and for the general PROSTITUTION Of the matter whet
the result produced by
larity, illness, accident
The widespread celef rty of this wonderful and nestmabe
cordial in both hems is sufficient guarantee for its
quick and positive success in curing all the above affections
gorany effects Frame Persons all weakness and
lassude before taking it, a. become robust and full Of
lesness loosenes Of the female frame which the only
ry considered to be incuabe And speedily
the mpedmen produced by physical prostraron. which fire.
quentiy deter from getting married. Language, indeed,
anno DO justice to the merits Of the Lusna Cordial which
So bottle Sold Nassau street. and No North
treet, Philadelphia. s23 Im*r
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DIR. HORNE.

CONTINUES 10 be consulted condentaily his office No.
~ 78 Murray street.
Sangers are respectfully apprzed thu, Dr. ,re being le-
gay bred 10 the medical the OF London has
been practical member of the said faculty of phyc for 46
years for the last IS in the city Of New York HIS acce
IRON being general he confines particular branch med
cine which engages his profound uttsnton His experience
very greahis success astonishing He cautions the unoru
nate against the of mercury thousands annually
alzed out OF he-recen affections without mercury
tngulsheu IN few days See eradcated patch
ed up The learned Dr. Buchan emphaticay obseryes"Ma
ried and persons married. should be pacu
iarly casous those aecsons what dreadful
TO transmit posterityn
Persons afflicted with proacted and deporable cases.
not despair OF complete BY applying Dr. Horne
residence OF &c years IN New York has established Doctor
Homes character of sterling honor on real
responsibility and SKILL Dr. H. offers his patrons guar
antee Dr. Hornes Offices and patients never
come in contact Attendance until O'Clock in the eve
ming.
NOTICE.
~ THOMAS g. HORNE, son of the late DR.. George r.
Home respectfully appzes the public that he continues
fathers most successful practice his establishment No
Murray street. and be consulted daily unit % O'Clock,
NJ. Sundays excepted $50 lmsr
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VALIER'S
F r ENCH Pill S.

ONE box of these inestimable Pills all the Qaack
~ Medicines in the world for the Of
CoMMENr-f we examine the of the above disease
and the situation Of the affected consider 1t
important obectto be able remedy once
tain in 10 acton and at the time composed Of such
it, fact well known many that Of the remedies
offered for these diseases drugs
to render almost impossible continue without
creating sickness at the stomach other
Such being the there
remedy VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
versa APPRECIATION being entirely free from objections
phe proprietor would here remark that the efficacy these
Pills IN the disorders alluded based supposton;
the contrary founded rational experience having
used them successful practice for upwards years
feels confident Of their superiority The remedies hitherto
employed.
Sold at No. 90 Nassau street, $50 Broadway and North
sixth street, Philadelphia Price 81 box. s2 lm*r
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X6OO REWyARD-QfRoss' SPECIFIC MlxTURs;

tVhl1I1 KEWAHD.-CFOSS SPECTFIC MIAT HE-
pCVO Fer the Cure Of Gonpouhea, Geeu Structures anu
analogous complaints o ( the organ so generation. .
OF all remedies discovered for tin above complaints this
is the certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure whoIr he least re-
siness.
We long quacksh recommendations TO deceEe the
public the medicine does speak Tor ITSELF no one
shall speak er Our object to notify where u can 9e
rha to be brought in which the will not effect rapid
cure under forfeiture Of $50.
This disease that unfortunately pcryade all rsnks o. so
cehgh low eh and pool b sn1 bn
selves hout the least in the shortest time possible
Further the disease be contracted u dose OF the
mixture Is taEen at night on going bed when exposed
il a put mn IN bottles with full etions accompanying it,
81 bottle. One bottle week, which generally
many ar: .. eo onS W. 100 Broadway corner of
John street opposite franklin House, New York; Jones,
OF and Seventh streets Philadelphia and
9mi Washington Boston. I'm
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MEDICAL, NOTICE-

ie6 Fulton street. New York. The Great Consoier the
Mind in Distress popular inquiry into the concealed
that destroy the physical and the ab Of manhood
with observations the banefu effects of solitary
Local OF m t M .oSsump
powers The Doctor is also author of treatise which is
exclusively written for the sensitive female, who, while she
shrink. abashed the idea Of revealing her suerngs may
nd in its pages confidential and capable adviser
Dr. f. direct his eradca-
ton Of goporhGa, elects. structures, nocturnal emissions
syphilis In its worst FORMS irritation, constitutional
debility and all diseases brought by solitary habits Fee
male diseases treated scientifically Office 1876 Fulton street.
s22 lmsr
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MEDICINES.
CERTAIN CURE

q FOR DEAFNESS.
MONS. MALLAN-Sound Notwithstanding Voice
W. Conductos-To enable persons instantly advanced
and Of those who only slightly duh Of hearing join
speaker at public assembly They the Of very
small gold seven shilling and when the cavity Of the
they not in the least peceptbe
tab than having small piece Of fine weo its place And
although they extremely SMALL they enable a
those of most hear ing.
To be had Of Mons MALLAN & SON, Surgeon Dentists,
Sole Agents for the patertee No. Park Place. door from
Broadway.
The above invention has been in in Europe for
and strongly recommended being of the
discoveries the age.
Pesens of New York city, on the remittance
Of SO, ca have pair forwarded by post. $50 Im*r
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THE TWO GREATEST INVENTIONS OF
THE AGE.
KENNEDY'S
INVENTION NO 9

The second invention Of modern times to which we would
Tespes,inliy call attention. isKENNEpY'S CELEBRATED
vented IN this country This article be testified TO by
sige humber Of oral and verbal recommendations superior
and rapidly supercedog all other oI changing the
color OF The hair aud whskers beautiful dark brown or lei
black from faxen red grey other Objectionable color in
single app'lcation shout affecting the skin.
The above Hair Dye exhibited the Fair of the Amer
can Institute held at Nieo Garden and ed the pre-
num- as being superior other Exhibited IL m1v be oh
tanned Al the following places bailey, Wsd & Co Maiden
Lane Leay Co Astor House, 60 Bowery corner Walker
York. -'' iA'"e 'uee'' i'e"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05

FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND MATERIALS
FOR FLORISTS.
DRUM LA ROSIERE & COURT, ZIG William street.
ID The only of Bun La Rosere Co. Paris
received by the Have Packet Ships Se de Gasse and
the Suy, large assortment Of Superior and Fashionable
Flowers, Of the latest Partisan styles.
No. l6 William street the and only depot of those
peror articles from their mandatory in Paris Rue de Tracy
Nos
Tribunal de Commerce and the Cour Royal Paris be the
of Paris, 50 ln,&r
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THE SHIELDED VICTORIA
SHAWL g. DIAPER PIN.


NEW and important article for in the nursery, and
"A fastening ladies' shawls cloas, &C. Patented in
the United States and in Europe is rapidly gaining favor
be the advantage OF dealers fancy hardware &C. in the
country supply them Ives with. For sale to the trade by
the Wholesale dealers in such articles in the city Of
Kew York
Thread needle and dealers in fancy articles sup
piled liberal terms TIE mandatory OF the patentee LAG
Jay street. Brooklyn. SO lmsrc
DAILY EXPRESS LINES FOR ALBANY, UTICA,
- BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND CANADA.-The sub
cbes having been engaged the last twelve months
ming the Albany and Buffalo Express in connection with
Harnden Co.'S New York and Albany Line, have recently
extended their Express Line from Buffalo Albany through
this city their account will receive and forward
DAILY Sundays excepted) Specie Bank Notes. Parcels,
Packages Bundles and Cases Of Goods to and from the fol-
lowing places, viz. = 49,
Albany Troy, Utica Syracuse, Auburn, Ihca, Geneva,
Land, Detroit Chicago, and the Intermediate places;
Also, Oswego, Sackets lHarbor, Kingston and Toronto,
Canada =. . -
will promptly attend the collection and payments OF bills.
notes. drafts and purchase and sale OF goods and
duce by sample and such other transient business may be
entrusted TO their care.
Each Express will be accompanied by competent
together with responsible agents in the principal towns
upon Merchants and Others be assured that
will be in this received speedily than in any
other possible way.
N Bspecal Expresses part of the country at
short notice, and upon reasonable terms.
sis n POMEROY 4 co. No.2 Wall street
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E.. w. HAND.
A HANDSOME pr ESENT.

VISITING CARD PLATE, beautifully engraved, and
so best enamelled Cards printed for only Cards
the best enamel printed from plates 81 per Business
best Cards. at So Door Plates Seals Of all kinds Marking
Plates Labels gold silver brass &c &c engraved proportion
low Please call and examine yourselves JER
VSS Cheap Engraving and Pr nng Establishment No. 29
Broadway, and E. Of Greenwich and Couandt
90 tntr
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ENGRAVING AT The oMNlGRAPH OFFICE. 1872
u Broadway, executed with cheapness and ds
patch, all ts branches. From the nfur III
work expert journeymen engnayen wanted i'm
msiiatey; Good references REQUIRED. Apply above.
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THE HOPE MILLS.

MAHkEIFlELD ST, between Broad and Whitehall,
lf late 267 Elizabeth street, New York. Office l2s
Front Constantly hand Ground Spices Coffee
the market pces and in the usual variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05

AK. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
rner Of Nassau ande - go ~ ie1tpiDsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05
HIGH POLISH,

I EE'S STEAM IMPROVED BLACKINI is
Il verally admitted TO be far yet invented for
peculiar sofenng qualities the leather and
forts exquisite brilliant jet black uslre properties entirely
rivalled.
BFor the genuine article apply the only Warehouse
No John ST, corner Of Broadway. CHAS. LEE,
lmNr Formerly Lee n Thomson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-05
POCKET KNIVES

IS? Broadway between John Howads' Hotel
$50 doz pen dirk and pocket knives retailing prices
SUIT the times Also large assortment of Scissors Razors
other article usually kept by cutters. All kinds of
ey made order and epar. Steel articles polished in the
highest perfection of the art.
lmsc l. ID. CHEVAIIER 100 Rro,dw,v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-16

yapal sfoyes-The sales of North County 1900 bbs
at 81 So Spirits Turpentine sales of 100 bbs have been
made al 81 cents. -
Ols-The sales of Linseed since our last, are 5000
gallons English 92t cents and American in lots as
Wanted al 90 CASH 100 Florence sold to arrive at
$500, mos.
Spirit-Brandy continues to SELL and prices have
upward tendency; % half pipes Champagne Brandy at
81 As; rs A. Seignette 81 so 81 So Alexander do
in lots 81 so; White in brls 81 80; Dumon 81
80 half pipes ]. J. Depuy 81 80; Meders Swan Gin in
loss 81 i2 and 10 pipes Wolies Swan 81 all the
usual time New Englagd RIM is in request and sells
readily % "a cents in hhds and brs; Country Gin 81;
Eastern Older Brandy i5; and Western, 20 rs cents
months The sales OF Whisky are 100 brls high proof
Western at 20i; and $50 State Prison brls 81 cents
SugarsThe recent advance is barely sustained. Sales
40 hhds Porto Rica 81 with lew at ~ cents 900
Cuba a6i IS ST. Crotx 81; 100 brs White Brazil u
7i l25 Brown do, 5; $50 boxes Brown Havana al and
400 White do, 81 49, all months
Tobacco-40 hhds ordinary Kentucky sold at 81 cents
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Foreign Importations.

LrERPooL-Shp Russell Gloyer-22 bales Wood johnson
Burrtt-2O crates Brownie bales bales Peabody Riggs
&co-3 cases crate Caldwell co26 VIM Chauncey
son-i3 ID MacMartin-I HadIey-5 ii RUSSELL
Townsend, Sayre col do cks q anvs Haydock
bales Watson-i bxs Phelps Dodge cog bales Gil
hon coll Sam Thompson-2O bales Tooker Mead
cos Connah-2i47 bars iron Crooks-6 Riley
10 crates cks w Harrisl box Pembeon-l cask Har-
yey Slagg-eo tons coal Newbold Cru-3 Oakley
sonsT bales Robinson COS bales Cameron Band3
Sands Fox coz usses Wood senr283l bars i73 bxs
,I 10 bales mdse Hidden son-i cases WIN Atknsoni
LyERPooL1Shp Garrick22O tons salt so do coal Col
Inns col36 boxes tin Phelps Dodge col4 bars bds
iron Egest9n Batells-957 bars l2s bds do II Absel
Shell eoos M1sinIs !9slis Scott, Rsiss Brothers
TsyloIVi Rhoass-5 G2direy Pattson coil Patton i
9akey son03 John NspsrT2 Nichols Pierce Col w
C9Tlies Haydoek- W Spif; col Francis Cemeniiu
Hutehin;Gp Tiffany John Ghon colo Peabody Riggs
burg L + ThomasOi & j Stewards A McFaiane~s
Gorton, Hodges CO. Wood, Johnston & Burritt-I9 w
Whitewrght-l Speman Frazier-2l3 TO ORDER
LEGHoRN--Ship Ialy-lO pkgs silk Mccall co-20O bxs
planks 40 bales Salker-524 marble 80
blocks marble pkg Mirandoli-3 marble Meoants Ex
change Co-i00 hf chests 100 bts oil Rouh-52 h
do Breithaupt Chun13 pkgs straw hats Hidden
& son-I do VALERIE do hats w Vyse-l0 box
Bile do of Is pkgs hats 10 sausages
order
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Orbit from Portsmouth, NH for Matanzas Sept H. of Fire
Island
Shenandoah, from Liverpool for Philadelphia Sept lat 2
Burlington of Philadelphia steering sw Aug 90 lat 80 3d.
Albert Henry Boston for Rotterdam Aug 90 lat As as
s. yasent, days Jamaica for Bristol Aug 25 lat
Paragon days from St john NIB Sept TO- Cape Sable ~ 20
Foreign Ports.
New York; vandas Phadeirhia; Dusky sally, Fredercks
9vEEsEei sspt9-cld T9,snhag, New Ross Orion Lon
EiSe.Sss Aug 2%ia e nj 81 Baltimore, to
os1SS m BAY Aug & i fh: SS Quebec sss"'
Y pGnr s & If shepard A asgsns days from New
ST Tn0nAs pTeySus 70 Aug 2s,AT eall1n, Mary of Bal
IA SG 9oHS fE AsE S Mali Of for Norfolk
BRB.Dors Aug 2-ln port three American vessels
United states Ports.
pbs 5 S9o Tslss
do; Ann Nutier, do Sophronia, Alexandria.
SPasIss ssPi 9nA Lgshayafp LyedPCG
York WIN Henry Thomaston for NYork; Swift Calais for
POsIsMouTH, Sept liam Emene, Lubee for NYork Ef
for. Ihomas,on sr do; wv. ., Mi
can Tor surnam eady and large fleet OF schrs and sloop-
sALrM Sept ls-sld Malaga, Apprentice, Fairfield Post
CO. with Moscow for Boston, aud her ih off Island Of 81
. po%p sama
Me; Waldo, Plymouth Nc; OTIS Phadelpha; Euro can,
do; Anaconda, and Mystic NYork Teegraphed Peruvian,
from Liverpool 2 u Messenger from London. Signal for
baTque brig Cid Anita, La Guaya and Porto Cabelo; Tr-
ton, Sw) Amsterdam, via New Bedord Hampden New Or
leans Sylph, Phadepha; Seadrt Richmond; Eliza Natl-
da, Nfork and Albany; Marietta NYok: Cambridge do. Arr
lsh John odn Phadslphs Germ do Harvest FFedereks
NV BEproRp, Sept BAR Ataanta, Phadenhis
NANTucKET Sept O-Arr Philadelphia, Philadelphia; Avon,
Albany. Sid Elect Troy. Arr 18th, Nancy Finley Albany;
l3h Factor Philadelphia Sid Louisa, Baltimore; Exact do;
Senator. NYork.
HYAsNs, SEPT Pin port, Prompt Baltimore for Boston;
Mary Stanton Boston for Baltimore; Friend Benz Bgeow,
and Splendid, do for NYork.
EpGARrowN, SeptlI-Arr Undaunted, NYork.
PROyIpENcE Sept l3AIr Amos Binsal Augustus >, and
Hope w Candy, Philadelphia; Hero, Albany Sid Mary FL
len, York River; Liberty, Philadelphia.
PHmApELPHIA, Sept l5-Arr Hornet Taunton Henry
Brown, Perth Amboy. Below, Matilda, from St John MI :
Cid Amelia Mulholand new) kingston Jam; Henry Leeds
Chareston Antae, w Rogers and Calcutta Boson Har-
BALTIMORE Sept 3Ar Lady Chapman, (Br) Kingston ia:
Planet, Portsmouth, Reaper, Boston.
GEtReETowN DC Sept PAR Columbia Boston; Aexan-
dria, NYork. Sid Warren, do.
RICHMOND, Sept BAR Zotof Caroline and Orleans, N
York. Below, Weymou h. FIN NYok.
NoRFoLK Sept PAR Benjamin. Bangor; Pacific, Ware
ham, Koscusko, Boston; Dolphin Barnstabe; Cora Bristol
RI, Isabella Newport nth, Adams FIN Bangor for Alex
andna.
EpENroN, NC. Sept lO-Ar VIM Picket NYork; Sarah
| Louisa, do.
CHARLEsroN Sept PAR Lawrence, Ladeu, New York
Alert (Br) Nassau Mp. Cid Tybee Ogden NewYork; Bur
| r gton Cuba Sid Allen NYork; Perry, do
NEw ORLEANS, Sept 6-An Rubicon Have; Barngton
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WIN, w. SHIRLEY, Auctioncer
A UCTION NOTlCE-Furniture Sale Postpone ment-The
n sale of valuable Furniture the three house NO
u Charlton street McDouga is postponed Of
the weather Saturday September th o'clock il fair
weather If not fair then will take pacs Monday, the 10Th
Catalogues be had auction No 22
Fulton street. the house and furniture examined from
To O'Clock daily until sale. sic itsrc
Il. II TIMPsON, Auct
CHERIFF SALE-Jacob S. Plat will sell this dav AZ 10
~ o'clock at No Sheriff street corner of Broome St. the
extensive and Stock Machinery Fixtures &C. Sc be.
longing to that establishment. "
Also Horses Carts, Wagons Barouches &C. sc Is lt~r
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Brighton Cattle Market.

Sept l2-At market $50 Beef Cattle 900 Stores $500
Sheep and $50 Swine.
Prices-Beef CateFormer prices for second and third
quality not sustained We quote few extra at So
First quality 81 so 81 u.s. second quality So 10 81 %
third quality So So SO.
storesTwo year old at 81 sla three year old at sl
to $40.
sheep-We notice lots sold at 75c ssc 81, 81 IS, 81
80 and 81 AZ. Weathers 81 %, so and rs.
SwineGood lots TO peddle 23c for sows and &c for
Barrows Old Hogs at Sc. At retail from 81 to sc.
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CnEAP CLOTHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Amos New Y2Il re.pecally informs his friends,
old stand where he has been for the years
line OF business mas gwen such general satisfaction to
ed have all been purchased the swes cash prices which
enables HIM 60 make up Clothing cheaper than any other estab
The stock consists aud most fashionable good.
Broad cIos. Bay cIG: fS; cloS, Also Ga;'i
are be found in market which will be up i the most
fashionable st,le and in the best manner,
and every thng necessary for genileman outfit.
made up in The best possible manner and at much less pee
than ever before offer and warranted good fit
Cutting aud Repairing done with and despatch and
BPTTsTns wishing hing ClChng in haste can have com
THE WING ALMANAC AND U. s. REGISTER
For 1s43.
WILL BE BIZ ruBL Is on TUESDAY, September
FOR 9' IIds and n ss'' with all
wHs sn and AN9 MEAsuR RI OF THE
@ voso ,he e9atsndas Es IN this EN-
Ut GSu AYP os OF THE
Icy nS ana Senfns 10 the habens men 81 this
=. A LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and Glowing writ
5SESiSIs Il EETGhNs OF ALL IMPORTANT
Unon from 1895 downward, including especially The of
SC & s ss va.
rely. -
T. ES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in all the
States the rumber of Members OF Congress Electors of
fE WHO s be- on fin. white
paper and s,'icted in printed cover. will contain ca
closely prn ed large octave and reading
ordinary duodecmo volume. 1t will be afforded
nexiby at 2a cents single copy 81 dozen 81 per
hnndred S53 thousand Orders enclosing cash
specially solicited By
GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers
No. 100 Nassauseet, opposite the City Hall.
Tribune Office Aug, 1912. sic 2tinsd&etwsr
THE SUBSCRIBER gives notice that all drafts drawn by
America
Fur Company. will be paid by him maturity Office
No: 80 Ann street, rear. p. CHOUTEAU Junr.
New York. 18th Sept, 1872 SID 3tsm
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Passengers Arrived.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship Ciarck-Ms o Hagerty and SER
want. Mis-; 4 Hageny, Mrs NJ Cruise, MI Brennan, Mr.
servant Calvert, Geo Vandenhoff Lewis Peters, James
butman Mr. Grant Sturtevant Vim Sau-and 23O in the
steerage
LwERPooL-Ship Russell Glover Barber Thos Firth and
lady, Behnke and lady Burke-2O5 in the steerage