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A CARD.
s9th rray, 1913.


10 those n tcdn Of Bargains in Nelr and Fa
shiondbie DRY GOODS, ofsuperior quality,
I'AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.rn
CROUCH, BROOKS Il HUDSON have inst
- received their SECOND SUPPLY OF STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS soason purchased within IN. a-t Ten
many at bsuo ssar .tys Arr, ERR Nor - 80
- s ee-Hfry and as they d-os establishing reputation
those who favor eaa They earnestly soe an
examination Of their stock BY Dry Goods believing
sy.asSJ BY any in M, ~ sr an ,. , y :. no, .pa-.ed "
nseees. CHEAP FoR CASH As any r,vu,r os, n
& ihe following list comprises Of the Goods
COTTON oZNABURGs
lou bales
Northern and Virginia faeoresu widths from "a ipebs- 20
yafa-snd prices from cents yard quality
ENGLIsH FRENCH. swns and AMERICAN PRINTS -,soo
Mt 80, o. 10, ~ and 10 md finer
SILK GOODS
No Black Gro de Rhine- Maeon silks re lux,r, r,rB
very heavy quality, from IS o 30 inches wild. 49,
Superior plain ribbed and stripe Bene Black inches
Rich omste stripe, plaid figured and change Sole
sIks-rare and beautiful patterns
Striped and figured white saiin-
Rich printed Bal1ornes Baorne Musln and print
ed Chuzans-new patterns
Black and white slk iio-iery--par u.usuaay harry
Rich neck, cap and bonnet Ribbons
Superior twed and plain handkerchief Tor gentlemen l,v.
assortment and many patterns
Plain and figured Satin vesngS serrer Sewing sin.
Embroidered silks Cardinals SILK Nets PRINCES for do
BoinaLnes Black ChaIe Aaeha Luses and Parameua Cloths
for mourning.
IiSe and Thread I4aees, Inserings and Eigin-.
Males and other new style white and black Nets Capcs
CLOTHS. cAssIMEREs AND GAMBRooNs.
veo r Sns ppeS a sr , 81, mil ca"ere' for summer sea's
Medium and low blue, black invisible green Cloths
shk warp Cashmareu very fine quality
Gafnbroons from 3Oc- 10 81 IS per yard
Linens
Superior IMPRESSED Irish Linens Barney sheenrs yars Vida
diapers and Dlmask Linen Dlngs and Linen Lawns uek-
backs &c &e ma 20
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ApvrsrsSa-For neen lines e) insertion rs cent.
two insertions ~ ist three every succeed
Ing insertion. u
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Ms or they win be inserted stopped and eharr
ed accordingly. o1r oniers stop be In writing
Annual Advertisers charged ESQ ne- and In that
for Advertisements OF length and $40 fr rs
ne,; Auetonees and Lottery dealers who are CHARGED
500, paper ineluded)
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SARATOGA "UNIONr SPRING
STOCK CONPLETEi
EARTHENWARE, CHINA 4 GLASS.

TNHE receipt of the shipment per Margaret
Forbes completes Spring Goods I hav,
now Tor sale at reasonable either package -pack
ed To order handsome
AND GLASS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CfSTORS STOVE
HE DC City and Country Dealers families and others are in
vied to VIM = pi-rr rp "
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W
VIE subscribers take pleasure attention OF the trde
and their friends gene-ly with
e ne--f baekburn IN procure Wines
qes OF Madeira sherry and Port To this place they
win commence and pleasure and most
Peetabe Standing Of the Mes Blackburn guarantee that any
ouer lot he zines VIII be met in strict compliance
msnL The subscribers the Maders OF the ~
ton Of Mes-rs George and Robert Blackburn MADEIRA for
me Oh Reserve LONDON Particular. Particular
serca Bua Maey also for sherries ami Port from
Mercy and oporto selected by Mes saneinan Forster & Co
Those fond OF sherres and Port have opportunity through
agency to command the pures table OF the different
qualities and prices can be n application 90
mh - DUNLOP. MONCURE g. Co Agents
EcEiVED and opening this day. Misses beautiful col
lored Caters and Half Caters They indeed rare and
beautiful j. z. WATKINS 4 Co Main street
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF manTronD, COM:
Agency nf Richmond, Virginia.
INHiS Company was incorporated in the year
ISIS with perpetual charter Capital Of 200 900
am insure. ssln. -- OF damage by FIRE dwelling houses
dire in general favorable terms ~
Any es which the Company may on risue. taken nj,
I'M. agency wh be adjusted with ptonp,tude Ibeaty
Applications for insurance renewal OF policies NAV he
made to the subscriber who has been fully appointed Agent Tor the
Cs'y Of Richmond and vicinity.
II. BALDWIN. Agent
no 20 Under the Exchange Hotel
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, &C. &C.
Wholes and Retail.
n WE take this occasion again TO remind hepis
s ss@:y i' Ps ss our much
- lower than formerly and : determination to
CHANTS and purchasers generally give us can bee thew
assuring them that no efforts shan wanting to please
ngviE-
FOR LADIES.
LADIES' ve superior French Morocco and Kid slppe part
Ladies ae very .ap.5o, French Morocco Walking Shoes do
Do hns French Morocco and KID Bu.sin-
no 90 cs'e,, 90 do Slipper. beautiful at 81
DO oolnued Morocco Slippers whit. and wh;,. s.,;, 10
FOR GENTLEMEN
1eneens superior CalfSkin Morocco s. Roots M
DO calf.kin Boots. I'd, 5rd and qualities
DO low priced pegged and sewed Boots
Do necafa and Kpskin Brogans and Shoes assorted
MISSES.
Misses very fine French Morocco and Kid sipper.
do do do do WaRip, sbo..
DO do do and seaIskin poo,,.s
do do do seal-kin and Leather Walking shoes
BOYS.
Boys very fine Calf,kin Brogans and Shoes
DO do do Kpsdn do
DO lined and bourh. pegEed sewed Bror,n.
do thick unbound begged and sewed 90
WOMEN.
Women's leather pegged and Sewed wells assonel
DO Kid and Morocco Slipper. 90
MEMS.
Mems lined AMI bound pegged and sevei X 10 Irogans
~ uo dn do do Shoes
do thick unbound pegged n sewed Bro-ans
do thick Iesged and scwed Boots
ALSO,
general assortment Of Boots and Shoes nj all r;c.s
ALSO
superior Hand Leather and Wood TayeInR Tn,ks ~,
peror Carpet Travelling Bags valee Trunks Can and Lite, a.,
wrapping Paper, Shoe Thread assorted shoe Bus R,ckir,
nam i'uhNs an sa1eS &c. ID. BURLINGTON 4 co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boot, Shoes Se
eP - Manson House.
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r.. N. HUDSON.

once on Main Street. Square abope the Banks,
rerons au operations Teeth
on ana Inserts the best kind of Teeth sngy
'uh ST. on the most approved plans Refer the Rsvd H.
ef heVd d. Empe Hubbard Gardner Co. Hon H. q. Baldwin
NH
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NEW FOULARD SILKS, &c
UsT received railway. following derablc Coca.
~ Fouard Silks Of the late mportations
Rich Dress Silks and beautiful stvLa.
BIZ ami blue blk Waiered Pou De Sol
BIZ and blue blk Mattoni Lustre
Blk and blue blk Balzornes
Blue black Satin Striped DO
Rich. medium and low priced MouseI;ns
Ashburton and Lisie Thread Lace.
rig ana PLAIN Brussels and patent Neu for Cardinals
bk AMI White Mohair and Mohar skirts togrtIer Nth ,
great many others which will be sold cheap by VIM
jeI4 F''' ,or,. ,,.,
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IDRNTING iNK-NeWs and BOOK Ina fol slio BY
mn 81 DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
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! ;TI'Tni71 THE F0IlREEE On
Is m ANGEh N ID HIS

i MURDERER
spsg ifeader DC history u faahiliaf8
hidii the gragical end Of the Erenchs
king Henry che Fourth; The sin guiaf1
harfslipo Of IL Et0ile 10 knoetn com
baFatively to few. In the sixteentli
part of ssgFke Pictoral History Of
Fsance, e published on the Ist inslant.
atranslation oIit is given. We copy
il as it appears ID that interesting
work:1
OnFriday, the 4th Of May, 1910
! day sad and fatal Tor France, the
Kline. at ten in the morning heard ma Sc
Il the Fenillants. On bis return be
withdrew 10 his cabinet, whore the
Duke dc Vendome, his natural son,
lor whom he had great affection
sought him, TO tell him that an individ-..
giitlnal named La Brosse, 4 professor
II A slr0lngy had told him that the con-
stsllagion under. which he was born
threatened him with great danger %
I that very day. and therefore he adj
5ised HIM to be especially On Ibis guard.
!. LII Brosse Ii cunning old tricksler, :
sud he laughing.to the Duke de Ven.
dome, who wishes to have aolne of
vonr money; and you are young ocl
i believe him. Our days i ii a Z
l6Bfsa before God The u IL i loa
L, rent ii report what haa y aase -
z1Eia 0Ssnssta who ahtrAafefI lie Kin0
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a tfgit,ir "a Rolds Of twisted so..lin -
ai.;S. akia II - 4fgthaa old gold ss1 49,
Ialp bbnd wv at eeteant ~ 49, =. ..s,
- IF.tish1. ltIs supposed 90 ben collar
.s's is iii'S Ronans. II ofvery neat wol
si.s * 4 81 ill ia of preservation anslls 30
~ si'z ~ sion 81 flIB Rev. a. hAad4or-'
vicar "a HobleF n +,
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4 wae Et
NAPCLEo on DlsEoR Il. AND AFTER
WATERLOO. sf
fFrpm The Shores Of tho Rhine w Dunlatsf
0oTN0 70 wAxKRroo
WR saw two carriages pppEDaching, naI|nn
ing each with fix hqrsee. They disappeared
for a. instant IA valley, then rose agHin 81
quarter of 4 league. q distance lToia uas Then
We sci or runninQ toward thR tovn, crying
u EmpereMr LsEgpereuF We arrived
bFeaihlesB andonly preceding the eHpeEpghT
ecnae 6Fe hundred PAGES thought ~ wpl,q
not stop, whatever might BE the crowd aEyaltEl
ing him and 20 made fef the post house, whcR
sunk down halfdead with the ruupinq bpes
peared. turning the c0rnef % street, gh@
ioarninR horses then The peEiinipns AT cover
edR with ribbons; then the carriages them-i
selves then the people fpllowing The car
fianes. The Carriages stopped ~ the post. ~
saw Napoleon He was dressed in green
coat. with little epauletE. and wora Che a
ross Of the legion Of honour 4 only saw bic
bust framed in the square of the carnage Wlng
dow His bead ieIl upon his chest--th9t a.
nous medallic head OF The old Roman 'lenpes
rors. His iorchpad fell forward his features
limmoveable. were of The yellowish color Of
way. onlv hin ewes Appeared " be alive. Nexs
him, on lis left, was Prince Jerome, a king
without kingdom, but d faithful brother, He
was at that period . fine Young man Of glx-apdr
| twenty or thirty years Of ape, his features reg
ular and well.fornned, his beard black bic
hair elegantly arranged. He saluted Ia place
| Of hia brother, whose vague glance seemed
lost IN the future perhaps In the paste Up
posite the emperor was LetoFt, bis aid-uef
camp, an ardent soldier, who seemed already
to snuff the air Of battle {: he was smiling TOO,
Il 4 n. 1~wym Err qym an M
/ ed for about minute. Then the whip crack
ed, the horses neighcd, and il all DISAPPEARED
| like vision. -.
| KEruRNfFc FROM WATERLOO,
/. Three DAYS af.erward, toward evening" some
i neonle arrived from st. Quentin they said ~
| thev came away they had heard cannone.
/ Tshs morning Of the 18th courier arrived
i who scattered all along the road the news OF
1 The victory, The 9Th nothing. The 18th moths
/ ing /; only vague runners abroad. coming no
Il one knew whence. Il was said that the en-
i r,svnr ,vas a Brussels. The goth, three men
Il Is raos. two wounded, and riding jaded hcrsee
i All covered with foam, entered the town, and
Il were instantly surrounded by the whole popu-
Il lation. and pushed into the courtyard of the
IA town.shollse. These men hardly spoke
II French. They were. believe WestphaiIans'
II belon0inp somehow to our army. 10 ali ous
questions they only. shook then heads sadly
and ended BY ccnfessing that they nae eu,tteo
,he Geld Of battle Of Waterloo 81 eight O'Clock
: and that the battle was lost wnen tney
i zane avgav. 1t was the advanced guard o.
!. 4 she faoitives. We would not believe them
. | WE said these men were Prusslan sples
d l.Nannleon could not be beaten. Inat nne
q army which We had seen pass could not o
/. aarfrnvs,d. We wanted to put the poor fellow
y e nrieon Is quickly had we forgotten IL, an
oIlsli. 70 remember only he years Which ma ma
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Is ss Fr0Hrihe New York gEribune.
Observation-Disclosures 1SaUE.

eNAAAI 8 ~ U@4 m NEA0Q#&E 18SBEs 4
The following u the concluding declaration
q the Resolutions adopted by the the Van |
Never Abandoning al honest ISSUE because
when ljrst presented the public mind may not
81 prepared ior Il, We again present il, deter
mined that It shall Be- intefw6ven in the estab-
iehed policy IT tlie country. We 90 for the /
fls1sre and lis 0sittos, the c1atse and the man,
lhs Hadspendent Treasury and Martin Van
Buren.
W.. are heartily rejolced to see this issue
presented lfthere was.evera measure Of ma |
tionaI policy stamped with the veto Of public |
opinion, and utterly rejected by. the constitn-
tionaf voters Of The Union, it IS this identical
scheme of Martin Van buren, for the establish
fnent oF al Independent Treasury indepen-
dent only 10 being absolutely. dependent upon
the Executive will Il IS. the only political
measure which Van Buren, ever attempted to
originate, and ths fate il encountered was moi
such as greatly to encourage its ambitious au-
thor in devising new schemes Of national policy.
It was thoroughly and universally discussed in
1910; the arguments of IT'S most able champi-
cns. the approving and commanding nod from
the Hermitage, the whole power of the Exec
utive department and of the party drill were
marshaled TO its support: and yet It was scout
ed by an Immense majority of the American
people. The only special hvor we have to
ask Of the Loco Focos il, thar they viii. force
IT, III appropriate connection with their Free
Trada hhs6rdfIes, H another public judgment.
We Venture 10 predict chat il will prove their
lasl ia I6aent upon Ihe popular ignorance:
tlist even e Il eT eIlooee. the Loeo-focos cah-
/ n6f 81 Case Et|e Sub Treasury scheme
( NAV Il8r6 10 even a plausible al oppoEtuni-
k.. H& 444, - TAm4 j 64 Infsn nfinn "a A. kheNs
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= aeTounss Ito ]!
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on

C0ansy Z. tls : 7. - 80
= cul L.Oll. g. !.
sS announce 81 TX
rlss. ssSdidaae f0t ti.o oiIide Of
3 aississippi 4 IL snslina
.i'e' J. ,,hooues Jos w.
sss.p : sdaaidale Tor Tie Office
81 = II Vice Chancellor ef MIS-
u,NCERT CLERK.
Ito announce w LILLIAN
l'ii rssndidaie for Clsrk Of the Vice
q :, Columbus, composing the
Ont .. : Oktibbeha Winston.
In. and Neshoba.
.;,sd 10 announce MAURICE
.sss saresent incumbent, las . cans
HI,s af The Vice ChancerR Court.
ere u. Counties y Of Lowndess Oksshs
!. II gemper, Winston. and Neshoba
.t.,;zsd 10 announce BRICE
g ss's 80 candidate for the office q
fsts.ncerv Court, composed Of ne
1sSsdes, Oktibbeha, Noxubee, kam
and Neshoba.
.ho,;sed to announce Il Nj i -.
80 candidate for Clerk of ths Nite
- : Columbus, composed q the.
9uit v oI.;t,t,sslse Nnrflh'sns ard
i.staD and Neshoha.
FOR SHERIFF.
40 authorized to announce ~
- ESQ. as a candidate lpr ra-alec I
zee of Sheriff Of Iowndes county
mo November election
- authorised to announce " a =
WELLS as Candidate fpK ne
ss,iF IF Lowndes County ak tho el..
,nber Election.
ERIK of CIRCUIT GO LIZ a
.utborised to announce 6WKlk =
LESTER as Candidate fE III
n Office of Clerk of the 1ircb Is
rs ensuing Notcmber Elect By
,.,horized to announce y on ~ 81
lnnEL as a candidate f0r lie oli e.
4 ne Circuit Court Of Low ndas cen T.
susulng November election.
CLERK OF PROB -.
!. authorised 10 announce VIM
m as candidate for Il ciiDn r.
ofClerk of the Probate Court ak ilit
November Election.
authorised to announces u B "a s !
!. ! candidate for Clerk Of II = fqbaia
|LOWndss County, q tlle ells'li Ao'
Election
authorized to announce y y u
PIS as a Candidate fof leI 4 III
n d Low des County . llie el1snin
PREDICTION.
.re authorised 10 announce y As W
HAW as candidate for G srk { u !
Clerk Ut Lowudes county, 81 The eIlsa I
ember election.
are autlerised TO afn01nfe III y
ROW as a Candldate fo Cler< y
Inie Court, Il the ensuing Notenl9 =
FOR ASSESS0
pe authorised to anHounee N &
YLOR a. a Candidate Isf h9 o.lI sa Il
ii Lowndes County. nI a ene % n
Ell Election.
aaihari sed to announce "a
I, FARRER = ] "a y I'D g
e0f Asse ssoF of LoMnd n lani h
Koycmber Election.
re anthoFised 20 nBonnce A
BELL as d Sandldase isr Qaf7|
county, 1.-THE ensuing ele IilHl /
E authorized to ann0uhce
II as 4 candidate Esk - ~
county, at the ems plii AeN en- ~
ieanthorised TO tnnua6 ee II
SEE Candidate for 81 q @ llef oA Al 50
'sndes County 4 tls s|sz y k''
rlioB
II authorised "a snnsNhie Q
DEN. IS Candid AZ
J Cohnty, Is tlie eAsaall'1 Aae q +
re authorised 10 ha.io \
HER. &aaiatle lf|T g i
III ~ HH 3sa|'s IS. H'7'
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liua. rdnm ~
s'issa !. : :S.anaIdals foF Tie Office
IS : Il Wee Chancellor ef Mia.
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"a condition of life which would render ii
necessary for them 10 tax their enc. gies-cir-
cumstances which would threw around them
thousand temptations terpptatiDns too which
from their naLurSs disposition and mind they
would be unable TO resist. A fortune. there
fore, suddenly acquired by such an individual.
would be certain passport 10 rnin- rum per-
haps, not only ia body and reputation, but Of
soul We forget, when we .eulogise saddenl
wealth as great gin Of Providence. that man
has other higher objects than to eat, sleep and
die. We forget that he has an intellect, That
he has conscience, that he j. ipst.ie enjoy
ment Of moral perceptions, that be - but acting
part IN this life, which viii not only influence
his course here. but affect his destiny hereafter.
IL for example we desired son TO cat, drink,
be merry and die-we should perhaps ask for
him the ease ofopulence. or such an abundance
Of the good things IN this life. 80 called, an
would render it unnecessary for him either to
be particularly careful of his habits his chaFac-
ter or his morals. We should desire him to
be surrounded By false friends, By fawners and
flatterers, by indiyiduals Of artificial natures,
who, living IN fashionable society. and victims
10 some measure ofgiciOlls tastes, hold AZ infe-
ri0r beings, all who will not bow down before
the same pernicious idols. Butt on the 9TH
er hand, we desired to see our child become not
only an ornament to society, but an honor 20
human nature. we have the powers OF his
mind adequately develcped--we would have
proper moral restraints intermingled with his
chafacteE--we would have him jealous Of his
reputation in The eyes of the good and the wise
1--WE would in short, have him 70 live here 50
that the future in this life should Ga Their light
| from The past, while the future in the world to
come. should be irradiated with the golden
| elories which spring from the hopes and the
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& announce n j lR
sTlss. s.sSdiaaae f5f Tie oiiide OF
MissiesiPpi. = ne es's l1'hs
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IHUNT NlEN Pr E1'E
Ii& l6fl| 4 H|,6 sF6sN 1n ~ eAf'
lind iae IL lIisl1 in|lnalff aaa l'A 81 "
#s4 hi1 knife IL lls j SKI l,sl3F |a.ltM'
If66 What aIIs E.s| III Z HiS|la Ils y 4 r. s''
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|v,rCERY CLERK

"a 20 announce VFTLLI AN
l'ii landidaie for Clerk Of the Vice
z :, Columbus, composing the
g1iI. :. Oktibbeha, Winston.
.nd Neshoba.
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49,
M ARRIt,lD.

In Alens,ree Church, this city, Tuesday afternoon
MAY To- b. Rev. George +. Cheever VIM. Nnde Cote, Of
Lyons, Wayne Co, to Emily w, daughter Of the late Ovid
Goldsmith of this city.
On Monday evening 18th inst, by Rev. Spencer H. Cone
Mr. Henry A. Story Miss Mary Ann Hancock, all Of this
city philadelphia papers will please copy.I
May ID, ly Rev. Dr. Se.bury Elias D. Ogden to Matilda
NJ daughter of George Hsmmehen, Esq.
May II, by Rev. 5. H. Cone Robert II Shannon 10 Vary
Martha, daughter Of Captain James & lngsrso all of this
city
llay Is, bv Rev. H. W Bellows, Francis F.. Marbury
Elizabeth daughter Of Vice Chancellor McCoun all of this
city
At lie Roy, y. Y, May II, by the Rev. E B Coleman
Charles c. Savag Of hi, city, Maria Crane, Of LIE Roy
Al Boston, William Bayey Miss Adriana daughter
of Hiram osworh. Esq.
At New Brunswick, y j.. the 18th inst, by Rev. D.
Davidson Benjamin r. Taylor TO Caroline daughter of ST.
neon NIundy Esp, all of New Brunswick.
AT Concord " H., May 10, Nathaniel g. Baker, Editor
of the New Hampshire Patriot to Lucrcta NJ daughter of
Rev. p. :. Ten Brock.
AT Brooklyn, May -, b. Kew E. NJ. Johnson Charles
Frothing ham ~ Elizabeth tilnci5.
At Newbnrypor, James Pike, Esq, of Ne"-iork, to
Lucy 4. Johnson.
A; Boston Major Alfred Allen Of sonenillc, Mrs
Gather Inc Tebb-ts, of Boston.
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Passengers Arrived

IN brig Btlow, from Port Leon-Capt Deanc, James
Smith Mr. Knapp, Mr. Weudle.
In bark TeNiior, from Guyana, Re Mccarthy, A
Tcxidor.
In bark California, from Neyitas-Don Tomas Ia Cruz
Don Jose Barrrto aud servt
In brig Mary Richardson's from Apalachcola-E Stalk,
Backhouse, W 7. Cheesrnan
In brig Warsaw, from Matanzas-N Edmonstcne, Jno
Ewing.
Inthe bark Aunahuac, from Vera CruzJuan Francisco
LADY, and servant; Miss y Amczsga, Miss NJ Am-zaga
Miss Reiuga Sandioa Mr. NJ Amezaga, Antonio !Ayana
Mrs Jesus Avana, Miss Lopez. Mr. Joseph NJ rentz, Mr.
Frances Dastas Mathew, and 5 steera-e.
In the Gifrn, at Boston from Paermo-Charles Norton
and Mrs Mary Fletcher, of England.
Passengers Sailed
In ship Stephen Whitney, for LveITpool-EF Sandefson
lady and Lieut. Piper Of thu L :, y. w Iilard
u Churge Belgium. ard lady. WIN ? IiaTd Henry w
billiard. Jr, Camillus Harl Miss Osborn. Miss Latmcr
Miss Wade Rev D. Cutler aud lady, Re-, II Sewell, Rev
John Knox w Fairman Fl Austin, 7 + Clark, w Morley.
Madam Bertn. C.RiyieTe WIN Osborn, Mrs Osborn
Miss Osborn, Jas Toms VI T Miller, NJ Naury Rattson
Niaury, Jas Rhind. Thos Nesb.
In the Sharon, from Boston for London-Two Messrs
Ruc Nichols Pearson, Cireer Arson Vener, Mrs Vrner
Miss Arson.