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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-01

IAe5Aa HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
E3%ii. House and Lot Or the North side of Ross
A.Eiii street, nearly opposite the intersection of
AAA Paca street, having front of 30 feet on Ross
steel, and running back 100 feet to an ALE subject
W ground rent Of Sl5 per annum, will be sold bar
part OF the city, and from the many Improvements
making IN the neighboIhooa, very profitable invest
n tia may be made Apply at the Clipper Office, 1874
eIlVlo sucet' f.. mS diff
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kR BAGS UP AT THE ExoHANGR READING ROO
/ Valparaiso and Ports in the Pacifc-The bark
bseph being unavoidably detained, her letter bag
remain open at the Exchange Reading Room du-
the present week.
r Rotterdam-Ship Charles, 9Th July.
r Falmouth, Jam.-BFig Mary Ann few days.
I Rio de JaneirO-Barque Hebe, Both inst.
r Kingston, Jam.-Brig arabian, few days.
n River La Plate-Barque Clntonia, Wright,
/.
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FHtHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINATIVE.
q. s.BOWERS, MEANT CORnIAI.M is The mnsl

FHNHAT UNRlVALLED CARMINAVlVE
H. "BOWERs' INFANT CORDIAL" is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
OF me first rospectabty throughout the country
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety, For children, or
even adults that are afflicted with inward pains, The
Cordial will be found of incalcuable benefit. For
those children who are afflicted with weakly de-
blitaled state of the bowels, the Cordial viii prove
very beneficial. Children while teething safer great
amount Of pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. The happy influence that
"Bow ers' Infant Cordal eXerts by its very soothing
qualities, makes il very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy,-Price 25 cents,
For sale wholesale and retail by
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H. P. PULLING, NJ. D.
j. WILSON, NJ. ID.
X. g. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
P. E. ELMENDoRF, NJ. D.
Albany, April |, 1915.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned practis-
ing Ihompsonian Physicians of the City of Albany
nave frequently prescribed DR.. Townsend's [ om-
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilla, and from its known
curlal, seroluous and other cutaneous diseases in
preference to any of the advertised remedies now in
USE A. w. RUssELE, T. P.
Al WIN. b. STANTON, I. P,
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PINEY POINT PAVILION.


nNE of the most convenient, splendid, and pic
" mresque salt water bathing places in III United
States, will be opened for visers on the 18th instant
for the summer campaign. The Pavilion and its ac-
commodations have been put in complete state of
repair and offer to the invalid pleasant resort for
health and recreation. The bathihgis delicious eth
er i'll the houses or in the open surf "dong the sound
ing shore" flesh and constant sea breeze sets in
in the afternoon, and continues all night till eight or
ten in the morning The Pavilion commands view
of the debouchure Of the Potomac into the Chesa-
peake Bay, the river in front being nearly ten miles
wide. 1t is within eight hours steamng from Wash
ngton, twelve from Baltimore, and twelve from
Richmond.
N sssesF7 The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain
RasSrAb Ilzsup Guyther, leaves Baltimore every Sa
fs8RassssssL turday evening, stops at Piney Point
early on Sunday morning, and returns to Baltimore
Oh "Wednesday. The steamer OCEOLA Capt Nit
chell, leaves Washington on Wednesdays and Satur-
days on her way TO Norfolk, and returns on TUESDAYS
and Fridays, touching at the Point in both directions
landing and receiving passengers.
The proprietor, with these advantages of his estab
ishment, and with corps of obligng servants good
fare, good music boats for sailing and the usual ac
cessores of watering place, together with moderate
charges confidently casts himselfupon the public ap
probation. j, II. BIRCH,
jel2-tf United States Hotel, Washington.
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N o TICE.
OF JULY.

RIVER AND BAY FISHING.
Ihave in store Fishing Tackle of all kinds suitable
River and Bay fishing, Rods Reels and Lines; Ar
official bait, Salmon and Trout Flies, all sorts; Fish
|Flasks, Kerky, Virginia, Limerick and Chestertown
Hooks all sizes, and Drum Hooks of superior quality;
with complete assortment of articles in the fishing
|llne worthy the attention Of the Amauer or Scientific
Angler. Rods and Tackle of all kinds made TO order
land repaired with despatch
n7-Partes supplied very low. Apply to
J. X. STAPLETON, Manufacturer,
1e ~ 4tif No. 1873 Baltimore ST.
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For SAFE CHEAP-A y,

kAsSaA FOR SALE CHEAP-A very fine
fREtR modern built p story DWELLING, with
MaElf pack building AID passage, situated on South
Hlgn street, near Pratt; Lot 81 feet front by
luo deep, IN fee simple and will be sold low
also Tor sale neat and handsomely located two
s Soy DWELLINGS, with back buildings, situated on
hul6erry street, between Eu,aw and Paca street,
hot 10 ieet 'front.', about 20 feet deep in fee simple
Also, large story Dwelling with every convpp
renee, situated in CORTLAND street, near Franklin
sueet. Lot % feet front, Ground rent $500 will
De sold low. Apply to BOND & GELBACH,
Je 90 No. 49 Second street,
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GHEW's DAGUERREAN ROOMS,

Il6 CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
MIR. SHEW would respectfully announce that he
has opened Rooms at No. III Baltimore street, with
light expressly adapted for the purpose of taking
DAGUERREoTYPE MINIATURES,
upon the most improved system. q"
He would particularly call attent ion to his facili-
ties for taking children, which superior to those
of any other establishment in the city.
CO The proprietor intends giving his personal at
ention TO those who may favor him with call
ml-dlf ....... ....
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NREAT BARGAINS !


"a BARGAINS FOR CASH.!
The subscriber, being determined to dispose of the
remaining stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, &c., belonging to the
estate of the late Charles w aters aud found in his
store, al his late residence, Waterford Anne Arundel
County, with as little delay as possible hereby gives
notice to the public, and especially those in the i'm
mediate neighborhood, that the whole ofIhe above
SrOCK OF GOODS will be sold TO suit purchasers,
either in small or large parcels, at very reduced prices
for CASH. Those having need of such Goods would
do well TO call, as great Bargains may be expected.
f. G. WATERS, EX'r of C. Waters
N. b. All those indebted at the store of the late
Charles Waters, will please make immediate pay
ment TO Mr. Addison Johnson, on the premises or
to the subscriber, No. LAW BUILDINGS Bait Md.
Jel0-Ws4w Is +. G. WATERS,
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a CARD TO THE LADIES. The subscri-
IA Der respectfully informs the Ladies of East Bal
tmore and its vicinity that he has moved his place
of business to the cornerof BROADWAY and EAST
ERN AVENUE. He feels grateful for the very lib
eral patronage extended him at his old stand and
hopes, from the encouragement he has received since
his removal, that the same will be continued. He
intends keeping always on hand a large assortment
and general variety of Ladies' most fashionable
SHOES, made up in the neatest style and most dHra
BILE manner, at the following reasonable prices;
a1ilsS-a Ladies Caters, handsome article, 81 25
kkstsssz8 do Slippers, best quality, 100
do do Rounds, 9.75
do do House Shoes, 0.50
Misses and ChildreA's in proportion to the above
prices. All of his work Is made under his own in
spection which he warrants TO be Of best quality and
materials, according TO price, and not be surpassed
By any other establishment in the city.
je2O-lm" JOHN w, CRONEY.
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SEVERE PAINS,

MIS- McCullum, No. 1856 Third avenue. sever
pains and dizziness in the head informs us she is sh
believes, permanently restored.
Mrs. Wheelwright, No. 81 Cherry street, sever
pans In the breast and sde-was unable 10 raise
chair, took two bottles, and is now enjoying goo
health ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUSEUM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS
CORNER OF BALTIMORE Il CAL VERT SITS.
III. Bennett, Manager.
MISS A. FISHERS BENEFIT.
TEtHIS EVENING, July LIST, will be performed
A. FISHER. Andreas, Mr.. GALLAGHER. Gam.
ard, Mt OWES. Suppllce, Mr.. JOHNSTON.
After which, A GRAND MELANGE.
To conclude with the YOUNG SCAMP. joseph,
Miss FISHER. Gen, Beauvoir, MIR. THAYER.
90 Admittance 25 cts., children under 10 years of
age, l2I cents. Saloon performance to commence al
n O'Clock precisely. Ii
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EHRENCH PERFUMERY. MRS, NICK
n ERSON has just received an assortment of
Pertumery and Extracts, French Soaps, Ronge &c.
je6 No, SO H0WARD-ST,
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DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.. La.ies and

DRIVATE INSTRUCTION.. La'es and
Ill Gentlemen, in the city. desiring Private In
suuction in the Classics, Mathematics, Natural
perienced Teacher by addressing box No. 4S3 Post
office The advertiser has studied carefully, with
the aid of the best critics, all the varieties of style
and measure of English Poetry and will be happy TO
give instructions in this most refined but Gbused
department of Literature. Hours of recitation 10
suit those who shall recte. Q- The best of refer
Cnces will be given. m9-H
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John Baxter, III Fulton street, cured of mereuria
ulcers.
.Chas Edwards, l29 Greenwich street, cured of ter
rlbe sores which covered his whole body, attacking
his throat and eyes, was months in Quebec H0sp
tai, and pronounced ncutable-was perfectly restor-
ed by the use of two bottles,
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" ANTED-A BOY from 10 to Is years of age,
10 Work in Fringe Factory-cOnstant en-.
Sl&1yymeaI, and 81 so week will be given. Also,
6lhLS to learn the business. Apply to
,oooI JAMES NJ. HAIG,
ycoO III .H...... 1873 Baltimore Ct
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HHAYWARD'S SUPERIOR
n IA LONG CLOTH MUSLINS!
few eases of those superior Bleached Muslins that
have given so much satisfaction TO those who have
tried them, have been received and are now OPEN
They are put up in the style of Irish Linens, in
whole and half pieces and orffered expressly for the
supply of family customers. Those disappointed in
securing piece from the previous lot can now sup
ply themselves at HAYWARD'S,
No. IS Howard-st 80 door from Fayelte.
". %. general assortment eff Seasonable DRY
GOODS, Bonnets, Ribbons, SC TAT low prices. ielO
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NEW STYLE WIDE LAWNS, only l2l cts.
LIZ An invoice Of wide Lawns, received and OPEN
ed at the very low price of l2s cts per yard, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je23 NOES Howard ST., Sd door from Fayette
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= NEhFUUb UEBIIITHl
Mrs. Conquest, 1877 Broome street. cured of neIv,
Gus debility and variety Of complaints. This lady
was SO severely afflicted that part of the time she was
unable to sleep, or even to converse with her friends
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SITUATION WANTED-By single young
~ man as an OVerseer, he is thoroughly acquainted
with his business in every respect whatever and can
produce both city and country references as regards
character and qualifications.
-, LEWIS F. SCOTTTS,
JeS% 10 Exchange Place.
NAIANTMD. A SECOND hnnd IMnrn1rI pPESS
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J" ANTED-A young MAN as CLERK in
Van wholesale Flour Store, satisfactory refereh-
ces n VII De required Apply at the Mercantile AeFn-
House. '''' III Iu is
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w A N T S

~ AHTED-Ay young MAN with 500 may hear
OF good opportunity to engage in a very pre-.
anu easy business Apply at the Mercantile
agency Office, 1868 BALTIMORE ST., under Ihe Eu
aw House. N1 III III -
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Thomas Smith, Printer, 1862 Nassau street. Sd story,
cured OF long standing and aggravated case of piles
James 2. elsOn, Harlem, was afflicted with the
bleeding piles for seven years, was entirely relieved
by using this remedy. His daughter of Erysipe las
and general female arrangement
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs- cAnrS -

NA ANVlD. A second hand IMPERIgL PRESS
w 23133 inch platen Apply at this Office les
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M ANIED-A loan of $3.50 for 4 or . wears, for
w which property in the city, worth $500, viii
oe gwen as mortgage. Apply at
L.F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office.
JeoO ILL ILL No. 10 Exchange PLACE.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-07

Last week, liiIlo hoy playing near the
canal basin, a,cid. mall, fell IN. a iins New
f"undland dog, b"onging I" a gentleman ~
tins place, standing by, plunged IN, on The
instant, aud seizing ia. child, brought him
safely to the shore.-.NenandIia Gas.
GFA jonrneyman printer ol Boston. has
recently retired from the profession with u
capital of $4,000. So says the Evening
Gazette.
SUBSTITUTE FOR PnTArjEs.-A Western
pager suggests The proprl"iy of growing "rif
chokes as a substitute ~ sone degree for po-
tatoes-and on the authority of Eilsworih's
reports, states Tint they are hctlcr spring
feed for hogs. cattle nnd sheep, thnn the po-
laloe, n dnninuion of cos, in produc llon.-
That is not bad idea, for farmers to con.
slider.
A boy, 8 years old, was killed IN n. York
by being knocked down by hog.
Mr.. Slidell is to be dinnered in n. Orleans
IIoPE-A sentiment exhibited in the wag
ot dogs tail, when he Is waiting for bone.
An intelligent gentleman who has been en-
gagged in the production OF sugar. IN Cuba,
for the last thirty years, aiier careful exam.
inallon. estimates the value of property in
that island, owned by Americans, al S35 000
600.
The following" highly concentrated" phi.
losophy ought not 10 be about the world as il,
ie, without fathcT
"Unbustcd ladies, pure and undeiled
Christians, dIsinterested friends. common
honesty, sound potatoes, fresh butter. aud
Rich Printers, are very scarce.
They have green peas and mus1niioes in
New Orleans. Yellow fever aud other lux.
ulics will follow, in season.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-07

THE FIRST SETTLER AND THE FIRST
MAYOR OF MlLwAUKIE.-The Sentinel
states that Solomon Janeau who has just
been elected Mayor of Milwaukee, came
down in 1918 as an Indian trader, and
was the first settler in the city Of which
he is now the first Mayor. Up to the
Winter of 1888 "a, he was the only white
man living there, and his next neighbor
was Col. George Fl. Walker. Within a
year others hocked in, and now upon the
same spot, where in 1894 bnt two white
men dweIt, stands city of nine or ten
thousand inhabitants, and MIR. Janeau, the
first settler in what was then a wilderness,
is the first Mayor of the city which he
has seen spring W, as if by magic,
around him. We doubt whether a
parallel can be found in the history of
human progress, or in the annals Of
civilized settlements.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-05-07
From the Newark N. J. Eagle of Tuesday
New jersey Hotel in Ieuins.

We learn by an express from Norris
town, which arrived in this city at anll
past 3 this morning, that IA fire broke
oui in &. Colbslh's hotel, formerly c-
cupied by John Drake, and adjoining
the large new hotel built by T.. Gibbons,
and occupied hy d. A. Crowcll both
Of which were consumed and fears
were entertained that the large store of
Mr. Loyell, and the State Bank, with
other buildings, would also be destroyed
The furniture oflhe New Jersey Hotel,
il is believed, will be mostly saved
Two Of our engines, with fremen, have
gone 10 render them some assist al nee -
The greatest loss will fall upon Mr..
Gibbons, owner Of the hotel and furui-
iture.
BEWARE OF ALTERED BANK Bills
Altered los, Of the Stamford Bank,
Conn. are in circulation. They are evi-
dently :he bills Of a broken Western
bank, or of the worthless Cnizens', Au-
gusia, The vgnetic is spread eagle,
with the arms of the u. States. An In
dian and u female figure are on the right
hand end-piece--apd, on the LETT end,
the head Of Washington, crowned by an
angel, with flowers. This last emission
of spurious bills, are signed J. w. Leeds,
President Edward Hill, Cashier. Plate
OF Terry. Pelton & Co. Boston and Prov
idence letter A.
The British .Ntgotiation.-There was
a rumor current at New York two or
three days since, that the Oregon con-
troversy was already settled on the basis
Of the 49,h parallel, and the Straits of
Fuca. We do not place any confidence
in the rumor. We are yet without au-
thentc Information Of The re-opening Of
the negotiation, since it was suspended
in February last. - BoSt. .Adr.
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Ftp Tho New York papers by the
steamboat this morning, contain no i'm.
portant news.

At the Annual Meeting Of The Arlil-
lery Company, on Tuesday evening
April es,h. 1916. the following gentle.
,ncn were elected Officers for the ensu-
ing year -
CHaIsTorHER q. PERKY, Colonel.
CnAs. ID. WEEDEN, Lit. Colonel, vice
WIN. n. HENDERSON.
GEoRoE BuRnouons, Major.
BENJAMIN A. Mason, Captain.
Tnos. z TOWNSEND, Quarter Master.
Henry +. TURNER, Surgeon.
JAMES II. DEMAREsr, Isl Sergeant.
1HoMAs B. Cam, I'd
JAMES BARTON, Cd "
r. =. CLARK, 4th %
CHARLES CLARgE, 9Th g and
Armorer.
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NJ A r r | A G. L s.

! In .his town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Robert l.. TilIey to
Miss Ann Maria, daughter Of the late Adam
Burdick, all Of this town.
In Providence 30th ult, by Rev. Mr., Cook
Mr. William Arnold, TO Miss Ann Eliza
Gould, all Of 7. Same evening, by Rev, Bishop
lIenshaw, Mr. Robert Munton, to Miss Mary
Manchester, daughter of the late PhiIip NJ.
Flske, Esq On the Sd inst. by Rev Mr..
ter of Mr.. James Wood, Of Providcnco
In New York on Wednesday last, Capt.
Charles Russell, Jr., to Miss Ann Elizabeth.
eldes, daughter OF Mr., Simon Moilt, all Of tins
town.
In Providence on the 2slh ult., by the Rev
Bishop HcnShaw, Mr. Jsocph Tibbalis, of Prey.
idence, to Miss Louisa A. Wilson, Of th.S town.
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An IRON BRIDGE.-On Friday last
the Mayor Of Baltimore, Members OF the
City Council, and other gentlemen, in
,ted by the Directors Of the Susqcchanna
Railroad, went TO examine u newly erect.
ed iron railroad bridge, erected AT dis
taoce of l6 miles from the city, over
Carol's Run. The bridge is 81 feet
IN length, composed of two truss frames,
j, weighs 90 900 lbs and cost 81 200. =
The eNamjpatIon gave great satisfaction
to the company, and II was pronounced
very successful experiment, and the
bridge well adapted to iig object, III
point OF strength, convenience, aud sp-
parent durability.
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d f A Y II S.

In this town, on Tuesday morning last, Mr.
John Easton, aged 80, son Of the late Capt
James Easton.
In Providence. on Tuesday tho 9th inst
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Wnship, wife Of Augustus
j Winshp, and daughter of the late Capt
William Shearman, of this town, in the 34tl.
year Of her age.
Ia New Bedford, on the 30th nlt, Mrs
Elizabeth Tew, wife Of Professor George &
lew, formerly of this town.
In Sharon, Ohio, on the 18th Of April, Mr.
Ezekiel Wllbonr, formerly of Little Compton,
T. J. aged about S0years
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
MosBAy, May 4, IS46.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Il Patri,

NtpOTttU IHb DOSIOII DHIN AuNefIIstf q FhIrltI
AT Market 425 Beef Cattle, (includng SO
unsold last week, IS pairs Working oxen,2O
Cows and calves, 300 Sheep, and 1910
swine. $50 swine and 30 beef cattle unso Id
PRIcEs- Beef cattle Sales were effected
at higher prices. and we advance our quota
tions, viz: extra 6 l2 a 6 25; first quality i "a
So; second 25 IS; third 50 a 25
Working Oren-Saes at so, SS7, 800,
nd Sll0.
a Cows and Catres-Sales q, $22, sos, S27,
and $50.
.Sheep-A lot sheared "a to 9 so; lot
not sheared 4 75
S,Vne-Small lots 10 peddle at 2and
5 ] &c; lot old Hogs, Barrows 4 "a and
Sc. At retail from 5 to 6 &c.
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n cm advertisements.
List of Letters


Remaining In the Post Once, for deliver,
II ~ Newport, IL. 1. Aprii 3Oth, 1916.
a. 3detrtised letters are piaeed IN separate
to1. Perspps applying for them wW piease
call Jvr "ADyERFisED LETTERS
Andson Frank Nichols
Il Austin William Numan Mary
Bottom Samuel OAK Mrs ID
Branson Henry PANE Cor, don G.
Brltt James Ppckham L
Brown Mrs Geo yr peckham Mrs Beni.
Brown John Perry Mary )
/ BUCHANAN Edward plerce Henry A
Cay Alexander Potter Wyllam
Clark John Read & W
Clark William Rodgers Mary
Clark viii Rowe Eliag w
Colins Francis RuIley James
Conner John Russell Alice IL
Deuoll Dayld Senter Mary
Dickens Edward Sheffield Slmon
Doing Mr. Slocum Mrs
Doio1 Elizabeth p Smlth Albert X
Duff II Saith William
Gardner Charles Stevens John
Gibson George w Steyepson Mrs s
Greenbanks John Stewart Sumner NJ
Hall Welthen Sturges Sampel
Hill John Sullivan Deus )
Ilpdmach Geo Taylor Sally NJ
HUTCHINSON Andrew J Tay lor George 4 Is
Kanl William Thucher Capt Printe,s
Keene I!cpry Toomy Jane
Lawton WIlliaW 5 Watson Sarah l.
Lawton Sarah II West Rev John
Learned l. > Williams Mr.
Mctcaie William MIDDLErowN
Mowry Harriet Coggeahal Ellery
Mumlord Mohitablo Gould Samppl
Newcomb II ) Wyatt Nathanie
gt Letters intended To 60 by ship, bpt on
which inland postage is not paid, also remain
n this office JOSEPH JOSLEN, i. NJ
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NAVAL. S. fIgato Columbia and sloop.
of.war Saratoga arrived at Mouts,idoo Feb 23