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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
TRUST SAT-

IN pursuane Of the authority given bv yirire rr
made by Patrick McDavid, to the underSiors4 ia q e
purpose OF securing John B, Rodgers and Ge6rae pa
tam liableS incurred by them as indor and seems
said hcDavid, will, on the Pad MONDAY of Feb--
less The debts and liabilities in said deed specified srs
ished bv said David offer for sale public
est bidder for cash, al the courthouse door IN f
Springs. Mississippi The negroes, land and other 6
ed by said deed much thereof as shall b. rsr55
the objects and trnSS therein specified There ars+l
all young and likely. The land is the beautiful far
ably improved tract, occupied BY said AfcD7r55
Sonville For more particular description of S5i5
land as, Also The siher personal properly reference;
trust deed, OF record in Marshall county AIiSSari
only suchtiile 10 said properly is vested in me &
July 80 iSiI-2 JNO h ANDERSON
\. b. The sale Of negro girl % head of cat.ia -s
embraced ia the above deed of trust postponed t ~
of April, 1912. February - lSi2 =
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
NOTICE.

I the February term OF the Probate Court of afar~
\ Safe of Mississippi. The subscriber annaated
tor OF the estate OF WILLIAM H. BOSTWICE afsal
county. Deceased All persons having claims aea1>
nfte deceased hereby notified present claims
iheniicaIed within the time preScubsdby law of
De plead in blr of their ecorerv Persons IN .ebea Is
are requested 10 make prompt payment.
PETER Mcqueen. l#
March J. -32-ow
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

TNHERE will be regular annual meeting Of he Medical
of North Mississippi the first Monday in May
ly Springs All Physicians respectfully invited
- The Guard, Holly SPRING, Spirit Of The Times Pl
Dollar Democrat, Oxford; and Register, Grenada;
requested give the above notice few gratuious ins
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
TRUST SALE.

p virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed bv E T. COLLINS
and A. CAMPBET.Il recorded
office of the conntv of Marshall in The Stale Mississippi
ih dav OF july a. D. sfO in Deed book H. pages 425 and
426, SHALL proceed,
On Monduy the 20th dag of June A. ID 1912
the Cour House door in The of Holly Springs
bidder,
with The valuable improvements thereon, the
Holly Sprngto w.t. Lois No & Is and the
Lots No. 15 represented the Holly
Springs; Section No 81 Township No g.
The title is believed to be nndoubed will
as is vested in me by said deed Of trust
September The 9th, f641.-7-tds
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

ADVICE FEaiALEsFemaes who valpe good health should
be without the Lite Medicines they purify
DISTINCTIONS and give the skin beautiful
and blooming appearance.
TIC Parents OTHERs.PersonS of plethoric
subject fits headache gddineS dimnesS of sight drow
flow blood head shoad
queny Children and persons of ali ages may any
Time they do mercury ingredient that requires
confnemenl restriction OF diet.
To ELDERLY PERsoNsMany healthy aged individuals who
the value 1IOfaL Life Medicines
them three times week which they the
that produce diseases their health and keep off The
lilies Of age.
HEADS FAMILIES should always keep quantity of the
Medicines in the house remedy in of sudden illness
by their prompt administration Cholera Mobus oou in the
ach Cramps SpasmS Feyer and other alarming complaints
often fatal be speedily cured vented
NURsEs.- is BY
bills mortality that half of the children
of before they attain the of the fruitful
this mortality found that foul the
bowels which produces the Worms
of nfanne Health, in this critical the Life
have long held distinguished reputaon and for
the stomach and bowels and convulsionS although
exist, it is allowed TO b. superior TO other
For sale at CAGE & Co.'S Drug Store. Agents for the
Proprietor.
April Is. 1912. 38-12m
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
w s G . Il 81 agng an
April Is, 1912.

of negro
who his is DAVID, ard that beongs
Oliver De Said black near six
eetheh well proporoned about 20 chain
around his paddock attached owner is
away, he will be dealt with as the law directs
AprilS, IS42-3--4w URBAN E. MEEK .afl0r
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

ALSO AT the time place, deed
executed to the undersigned BY John Stone and duly recorded in
the Prob7e Clerks office of Tippa Mississippi the 20
Deed G. pages shall
sell hieheS bidder following
Township
meredian of the Chc5aaw lands
he following personal property provided the
under said Iced Of before
wit: Ten Likely NEGROES head of horses mules
eighty hea cattle sheep
hogs backSmh ools divers articles OF
household and kitchen furniture farming
mention, particularly enumerated in said
title will be made is vested said loftrn
THOMAS T00NBES
THOM IS PETERS
February l, 1Sf2-27-6m. Trustees
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
Trust sale.

ID virtue me- by John and
D Probate Clerks of Tppah
Mississippi the 29h day of February 1910 Deed Book G
the highest bidder for cash the
of John the undermenoped premises,
On Mon7ay the first day of august, lS42,
the of land Section No % in Township
No cf Range East ofthe needian othe Cbckaaw
Also. LIKELY NEGROES,
Dick Aten Augustus Robert aud Green provided they
said deed before the day of sale
believed undoubed such title only
will be made vested in bv said deed oftruSt
THOMAS TOOMBES T'fustec
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22

5Tbe Reporter Grenada Courier Naiehez viii
please insert the above weekly till day SALE and forward
to this Office 2The NacheZ Courier will please discontinue
Pugh Dawes former advertisement Of Vauabe
grceS, and forward bill to thiso flee
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
CHARLES o'RRY4N.

CHARLES 0'RssYAN.
SURGEON DENTIST, HOLLY SPRI3GA
NJ ILL s.end the irs week in every month lhis -
w balance Of his time will be devoted 10 such easas
made upon him from the country or adjoining co9ntie
munieations the subjeerof his profession may Be aa
al Holly Springs; his charges shall be moderate and all
warranted Any favoFs extended him in his proessoaa
be thankfully acknowledged Ifcb.ll-=
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-04-22
T'E2e state OF mississippi. } CIRCUIT TTr-
MARSHALL COUNTY; March T1a 4.
Frances Am Le,eis ty her hcxt
Friend TFm S. Saunders.


Henry Lelcis.
This daY came the complainant br attorney ana III.
pears 10 the satisfaction of the Court upon arf-
William ;. Saunders, that the said Henry Lewis IS ra .
IN this stale, and thar he is resident thereof Il is f
dered BY the Court that the facts cha aFed bv comp
be set for hearing Al the Of this Court fra
defendant will then and there appear and plead
the same that copy oflhis order be published Tire
Gazette newspaper published in the town Of Holly s5r
or the space of three months previous 10 the nor
true b from the u.ar.
Test, A. 7. CAEUTHERS
April /, I8f2-36-3m
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= COrroNs, wooLL.s,, AND LINENS. ,,,

Woollens, the export Of whichlhas largely increased
in France havedecrcased immensely in Britain be.
ing per cent since 1896 Cotton goods have increased
33per cent in England and have increased 200 per cent
France The French linen trade has fallen off and
led 10 the imposition Of the late tariff in France on Eng
fish linens The increased exports OF cotton yarn from
England, have been to supply the ncreaeed manufacture
of goods in Germany and Belgium, which manufacture
has increased faster than the spinning of yarn This lat.
ter now however in rapid progress OF on the
Continent where great advances have, during the last
year been made in spinning the finer numbers ofwooen
goods which England has held the lead almost since
the time of the Planagenets the decay is evident in
Great Britain well its prosperity the Continent
This being the state of the only hope of the
fund mongers land paper Of England to maintain
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Weekly Report OF Interments

In e City and County of New York. from the 23d day Of
July TO the 3Oth day Of July l8ie.
AZ Men 81 Women 10 Boys; So Girls. Total, sl7
Abscess /; Apoplexy, 3; Burned Scaded, Bleeding
- Cancer Cholera lnianum a Cholic, Congestion
of the Bran0 Consumption 80; Casualties Cholera Mobus2
Commissions, %; Coop Hives Deum Tremens Di-
ahoea, Dosy, g. do in the head do in the chest,
Drowned 81 Dysenery 81 Debility B. Diabetes Eryspeas,
Epilepsy o. Fever, q do Puerpera, g.; do Remttent
do Bilious OIL do Scarlet, 4; do Typhoid, Fracture,
Hopping Cough 81 Inflammation, 0; of kidneys of Bran
do Bowels q do of Ghs;t do of Heart! do Of Lungs
womb o. hamilton intempersnee o. Jagndice o. Killed
or Murdered Q; Lues veneea Maormaon Marasmus,
~ Maormaon of Heart o. Measles a Old Age, Oga.
Small Per o. Scroluls 2; Spinal Disease q sprue, Sui
Throat, l; Unknown, Worms, l.
AGE.
Under year 70; to 2ye.S &c. 6 to 49, 6; 10 to
co. 81 20 TO 30 22 80 TO a0 22 10 to So I0 so
27.
PLACE. OF NATIVITY
United States 7l Ireland 27 England S; Scotland Ger
many, 6; France q Switzerland Spain o. Prussia, Brit
0; Madeira0; Unknown, a.
or the above there from the Amshoue Bellevue
Hospital Bellevue, Il Pententiay Hospital, Blackwel rs
Island Small Pox do o. City Prison, City Hospital
New jersey, 2; Long Island, q Westchesier2
JNO II GRISCOM, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office. Aug. !, 1912.
NoTEMoItalitv for the four weeks corresponding those
& ma mr. fha
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The news from abroad has had material effect upon
the markets generally although merchants look forward
to an improved export Great Britain. now that the Ia
riff is there settled
CorFEE-The sales are of small parcels and extend in
the whole bags Brazil at 74a9t cents 400 Cuba at
7ia9 800 Laguayra at 9a9 $40 Java at la2 cents, all
time bags ST. Domingo for export at o. cts and
800 in lots at 7 cts. cash.
CorroS-The market has been dull until Saturday,
when an improv demand for export sprung up Prices
have been rather feeble Sales for the week -
26OO bales Upland and Florida at a 81 cents
800 bales Mobile ...'.'..'. 6talO
$50 bales New Orleans. ....... al0t
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PHYSIOLOGICAL

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
W. Courtship and Man'go-an niallibe Guide Book for
Married and Single Persons matters of the utmost import
anee to the Human Race. BY Engine Becklad, NJ. D.
Among the things duly considered in this work
of Importance single and young
The Of and for SleryThe of Beauty and
CourshThe danger of solitary practices and how the habit
may be removed-The causes of Love aud Jealousy with
remedy for eadcatng from the the seeds hopeless
unhappy including modes for the pro.
p,aon hereof-Tes Tor knowing the of
unborn who ought and ought
to marrying most suspicious for wedock. &c
Price IS For sale % Nassau of Fulton.
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STILL FURTHER PROOFS

OF the efficacy of Dr. Mofas Life Medicines in euing Ia
" yer Complaints, Dyspe ysia and Fever and Ague.
The following letter from Dr. Caleb Carpenter speaks Tor
SELF and therefore submitted without further remark
- BRIsroL July LIST, lei2.
am regular bred physician, admitted and licensed and
nave ke me rest Oh professional brethren been preudced
~ iaNor OF regular pfaeuce, peculiar the physicians
OF tne present days out having been eye witness Of the
OF several inStierse diseases by Pills Phenix
Bitters IN my family and my practice constrained
% recommend hem 10 the every family A whole
sone easy and powerful mediclne-esy they produce
gripping Tor purely
yegetable-pOweul, be common observer
that IN powerful manner cleanses the blood all npur
commend the Life Pills and Phenx Btes every unpreju
diced physician as am confident that after thorough
ledge Of the medicine, physicians will without prejudice
Under prescription have witnessed the of one liver
compliant two of fever and wife of cough
child of worms and be- mentioned
who have been benefited by this medicine
have so high Tor the medicine that ask you
send me a hundred dollar box practicable.
Yours with respect,
(Signed) CALEB CARPENTER,
, . Physician aud Surgeon, Michigan.
For sale by Dr. w. b. MOFFAT 33 Broadway and BY his
in the city and country jyl2 Imssc
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Died.

On Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock, Mrs. SARAH COILS,
widow of the late Capt j. Coles deceased aged 90 years
months and days, OF consumption which she bore with
christian fortitude and pious resignation Cincinnati pa
pers will pleasecopy.
On Saturday evening, 30th utmo Mrs MARGARET RY-
LEY, aged 81.
On Sunday morning, 3st ult after short Illness Mad
BERGEs, late of France.
On Sunday, 3lst ult. THOMAS Woop.
On Sunday, 3lst ult, RosAMrA GErFERs, wife of VIM.
Nash, aged IS years.
On Sunday, 3lst ult. EUGENE ARMIrAGE son OF Daniel
P. Bacon, aged Is months and days.
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10 TO THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD.-In your
yesterday paper is article headed "Rowdes in Limbo
In which YOU say haul made from the Hose art
House in Henry street. Catharne As there are tw
companies adjoining each other will you do us the favor
that the net sprung the house of Co.
No 80 there is any disgrace attached to the affair
than justice 10 that the Company in whose
house they were found should bear all the odium.
BY order OF Hose Co. No. 81.
s. q. HINSDALE, Secy.
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Cattle Market.

There were plenty Of sheep and lambs in market but
no many beeves, cows and calves.
Sales to day reached $500 sheep and lambs 400 beeves
and so cows and calves.
Prices radged from 81 so to so for beeves 81 so 90
for sheep 81 90 to IS for lambs and $40 90 to SS 90 for
and calves.
Both quality and demand were equally good.
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FALMoyrH ia. July BIN port, vesper sail in days
for Tunldad ds Guha

Annoy TH IA July DIN poIt Vtspef, 10 saII IN u"ss
for Tunidad dc Cuba.
United states Ports.
LuBEc, July 2-Sld Deposit Roscoe, and Andromeda Bal
tmore.
CAnDEN, July 26-Ar Danube Alcani. Sid Lucy Blake
NYork
HARTFoRD, July s0Arr Exchange Phla phia CID Iron
sides do.
Pi'ILADEI PHIA, Aug AR Ann Leah, Falmouth, Jam
l.uvt " an Boston; VIM Penn, dos Lode mia tha, Sew
Bedford Columbia, Albany; Stephen Phillips, salem ~
Ocean Alexandra, DC; Palm Boston, Atlas, do Hatheid
Ef9k Comet, do Arr in the sehuylsl. Ansene Boston;
Gen Lafayette NoTwnlk; Aurora, Newburypoui hyn Ar
Williams, New Haven; Elias Caldwell, P9ughkeepse'
Charlotte Ann Providence; Flash, dos Mara Hannah, Ne"
York - -.
ALEXANDRIA July 27-Au Edw treble, Eas'port. Sid Pu-
tus, Boston. 90.
aRIcHMoNp July sO-Sld Deborah Ann NYork Ann Eliza,
DO. Alexander. of Baltimore the mouth of the MYERS Oscar
OF Richmond Turkey lsland Susan Ludwig Of Thomas
ton, do; LaIkln of do, at Curtis Neck.
NORFOLK July 29-The Alexander, from Baltimore, aud Jas
Gray, from Newburypou, have James River. tid
Adebaran, Nassau, Mp; Abigail West Indies.
PENSACOLA, July lt-Am Brazos, NYork.
NEw ORLEANs, July 23-Cld New York, (s) NYork.
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1850 bales.


MoLAssEs-Very little is doing. 100 hhds good Porto
Rico Molasses sold at l9 cents $50 Matanzas sweet at
Isl cents some Nuevias at 10 cents and prime New
Orleans at 20 cents.
NAVAL SroREs.-North County Turpentne sells at 81,
90 without much activity Sales and poor Resin
have been made at ST. cents. Spirits of Turpenne sell
at 30a32 cents for Southern.
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MONEY MARKET.

Monday, August 10 II. M.
The sales at the stock board have been less than
the small average ofth past few weeks Harlem fell
per cent, and Kentucky rose /.
At auction, certificates of deposit of the Southern
Life Insurance Trust Co., for $1,000 esch with interest
at the rate of per cent per annum, from October 81
1882 principal and interest payable in New York. sold at
10 per cent
The New York and Albany Rail Road have called for
an nsalment of per cent, payable Sept s.
ST. LOUIS July ls.-The undersigned having (at the
request of Messrs. l.. A. Benois & Coz examined into
their pecunary situation clearly OF the opinion that
all their liabilities will be met without availng them
selves Of their resources from their real estate.
BERNARD PRATTE,
JAMES II. LUCAS,
GAL PAUL.
The following is comparative statement of three
banks of Pennsylvania, the LIST of May, as compared
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NEw foRK 4 ALBANY RAN RoAp CoMr.sv, -

NEW YORK x ALBANY RAIL RoAp COMPANY,
2 Park Place, New York.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stockholders of the New
IN York and Albany Rail Road Company that the President
and Directors have directed call Ter nstalment of five
tbs Capital stock Of the Company payable the
fifth day OF September next.
1877 JOS E. BIo0M If sfdTc Secretary
Ushogfer in case pending between Adophus H. Lssak
and myself the OF the former set forth as the
actual facts Of the deem IL duty TO inform the
public, that the has to undergo Jaica invetgaon
mysef fully prepared vndcate my character from the
PERSONS it, and show the utter absence oil etex
for the prosecution commenced against The statements
contained the cportsto which utterly
tis6ed of this when institute against Mr. Lissak action
for malicious prosscuton-he bringing which only de-
laved until the final adjudication Of the proceeding now pend
ing-wich must result in my favor. ~. ,r,,.,,s
az lt-r AARON AbhAhahS.
A CARD TO TIE LADIES-Paris Dressmakng Esta.
a blisnmsn No. M East Broadway, door from Mket
streeMRS. w II. JEFFERS, late Miss :. Pusser OF 293
Broadway respectfully informs her former customers aud
Ladies generally that she has The
business the abovensned eab where she VIII de-
her their service and confidently assures
those ladies' who may favor her with their patronage, mat
Dresses Cloaks Habits SS entr isted 10 her skill shan De
delivered perfect in style it, and hnish OF np as
he exceed Of the most approved establishments
in Broadway, and for much moderate pnces.t
MRS. w. III. JEFFEkS, ia East broadway.
~ BMaste Misses and Chidrers dresses made TO order
at the shortest notice. az lm-e
nAGU YPE-Opcratorsi in the above Ar are i'm
~ vitod call No. l55 Broadway where they viii md
large assortment of every article required the business and at
casonlble
Full instructions in this beautiful Art, impaired m very
short time.
G. WELLS sIMONS
a23tsr No. I3j Broadway, list Floor.l
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
'PhINcpAL OFFcE.-Letters deposited before halfpat
g. halfpast H. and half past O'clock will be out for
delivery at Q, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OrrIcEs.-Letters deposited before 7, l. and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at O. and o'clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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ms table gives an enormous increase in the manufacture
oithese articles more particularly cotton land woolen
The expoto the latter has increased per in
years We may compare the exports of Great Br
tain for the same period -
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NOTICE.

WE, he acuaed alone for the uubc benefit
w most earnestly caution the public from being imposed
upon by pretondeT calling himself Doctor, advertising aud
derng certain diseases by which many have
been las cedbly niormed) deceived and their money
taken from them and their lives jeopardiscd
We know individually that there u but person in the city
and county who is regularly admitted member Qf the Mcd
cal Society by the name HENE and he resides No 81
Reade street and the Dr. Solomon ene who fonne
lived No 75 Hudson street. person who has TO our md
vidua knowledge performed great number of extraordinary
and Miraculous cures We have desire inure any ndi-
vdua but considernt incumbent duty citikes
" ' ~ 7 HENRY ". VULTEE,
THOMAS RODGERS,
iyialmsc JAMES II. VOSE.
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To Ship Masters.

We shall favor if captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore W. A. Bassctt Of
report of the shipping left at the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list of their and
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Basett win
board them Immediately their arrival We will reciprocae
the favor in
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OFFICE OF Jrrr N.s yd ISs cIoMr.,Sr,,,
THE Board of Directo this in Tuition have this day
olared sepi-annus Dividend of per cent payable
the 10Th Instant ' '''' ''r'''s"'''"s' Oh anu -'''
COOK AND WAsHERWOM AN--Wanis a situation. a
respectable Young woman who understands cooking and
above capacities in this city, Apply liz Madison street.
az str
81 NOTICE TO WAGON BUiLDERs-The sub
~ make liberal advances in Cab, on ali New Light Mii
Wagons sent to hise establishment for sale
Builders in the country rely upon having attention
paid to their orders.
For further particulars a; G e ss'T w. nj Mih ,GG!T'
a23is.r Proprietor of y. Y Ta,tersas iis Broadway
WRITING TAUGHT FOR sl-MR DOLpEAR Thy
w reqpes will give 2OessOns for One dollar gentlemen
sSs ind in st. Tas ss"s S'"f bsd corner Hudson
Grove streets Open from to 10 A. NJ and from to NJ
KE az ~. ak 5s9 HARLEM" Monday
.Hs s%' % ssf s ssfsS% :. Andre"
The Purse for Sxoared Boats. ....'.. SIS
Tfs Purse Purse for for s sSa. Boats:
SON The NUMBER Of boas anS the
proves of the roMe will afford to the lovers of this manly
PATENTs-AMERLCANA AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
and Agency of the United States Patent Office No. 90
This Office has been established in Boston for the past
and 9 are Informed thu, all bushes; relative
n ii here oaS
well expenses Of journey to Washington and delay there
model which may be sent by adens Express and short
explanatory letter being sufficient Patents secured foreign
countries, AMI advice all legal and scientific
respecting them The facilities of the subscriber by his very
extensive library books patent laws and mechanical
works, &C., enables him afford evidence and opinions for
suits at law for inrugements &C., which would be difficult in
other respects for parties obtain All mode &c. forward
ed to the Patent Office, Washington free Of expense.
* H. EDDY, Civil Engineer
The following extracted from letters the Commissioner
of Patents in 1889 -
To X. H. EDDY, ESQ.,
SIR =" have to the of the high respect
entertain OF your agency for paten So far Lave III ard
they have expressed themselves satisfied with your services
aud justice to yourself compe the basnes of your
Office, far connected with this department,
much skill and great assiduity
Yours, respectfully,
H. L. ELLSWORTH
For all further information apply DAVID GARDINER,
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U. S. sHrr Nonru CAKOLIsA, (,

igy- THE NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARITAL,
session board this ship, hereby order all the
witnesses in the TO be nyestg and the accused
to be punctual in their attendance daily at 10 O'CLOCK
Sundays excepted. boat will be in waiting at the Bat
terry bridgt4G half past A. NJ daily.
CT. II. WINDER, Judge Advocate
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To CORRESPONDENTS Abroad

Our correspondents foreign ports
send by vessel all the marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind, from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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Passengers Sailed,

LTERPooL-Packet ship EuropeCapt Hancock 10th Regt
A, Lieut. Edwards, 7ith Regt A 7 Lane, British
Miss Lagn. Morrow Mr. Moue, New York-l3O in the
steerage
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UeraIL RuIIetin OF News,

The Herald Bulletin Of News is kept at the
Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival OF the
morning mails at eight o'clock, A. M-and also Of the
evening mails o'clock p NJ the latest intelligence
from all parts of world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board this Let every wayiarer stop
and read Adyersemens Of all Kinds taken at the once