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Saturday, April IS:

~ Please saeHiiox The
ave adro,tsed. LADlt
Ayres, Mary
AKIN, Ffsnces
Amelia, Mrs
Barton, Mrs Robt
Blair, Mary y
YradY, Mrs Thomas
E.csns, Ssruh D
YiKlIkesn. Madame
Bald win. Mary
BIeusrd. Mary
EeI.esw, Mary A
Benedict Susan
Beach. Mrs.
Basel, Helty
Brisnt, Mary
Brophy, Mrs
srosdhesd, Lucreiia
Boyd, Emsline
Burns, Mary
2ulkley, Matilda ]
Birmingham. Mary
Campbell, Harriet z
Calliu. Brisget
Garfield, Eunice
Goldman, P 8
Cram. Elizabeth
Craig, Eliza A
Garrett, Margaret
Clapp, Caihsrine Fl
Clark, Elizabeth
( Cerlip, Ann
Cariuer. Elizabeth
Co1ner, Avn .
Conlon, Ann
/ Conroy, Honors
Clover. Emer
CoDwell. Margaret
Conley, IsabellR
Collins, Ann
Collins. Margaret
Collins, Caroline
CoTey. Nancy
Coil, Fanny
CoddingtoD, Deborah
Coffin, Julia Ann
Coffin, Alvlra
! Grossly, Mrs
Church. Mary
Gurus, Cutharine
Cullen, r X
Cunningham, Catharipe
Davis, Rachel
Davis Emm. J
| Davidson. Elizabeth
/ Day, Susan a
Deyoe, jane
( Depes, Elizabeth
Dewey, Mary z
Denphenburgh, Mary A
Drpysltr, mrs
Dibble, Chloe
Dickerson, Miss Laura
DOugherty, Rosanna
Dosher CslviDa
Dorsey, Ann Eliza
BRaD, CaIharine
Earl. Nhrgare, l.
Early, Catharine
Edwards, HsaDhh
Frances, Mary
Frances, Margaret
Franklin. Lydia
Fitz~illisiu, Maria
fitzgerald. Maria
Field, Harriet
Foss Temperance
Curry, Margaret
Gsliy, Mary
Green. Warren
Giim.r, Mary
Gdfl'hs, MArgare,
Good win, Mrs
Goodchild, Mrs
Gurha-u. Psmslla
Gould, Caroline M
Gualer. Flenor a
Guyon, Mary lnurse)
Gwynn. nj A
Unusen, Mrs Henry
Hart, EiZa
Harrington. Mary
Harbot,le. Mrs Jsmes
llesly, Phehe
Hawkins, Kitty
Hall, Mary w
Haven, Susan Il
HARDWOOD, Rebecca l.
Hart. Il 8
Haskell, Frances 5
Hart. Neoma
Hicks. Cs'harine
iiildriih, Frances A
Howard, Ellen +
Howe, Mary l.
Hunt, Mira
Hunt. Fanny
Hudson, Fanny y
Hull. Mrs Ivdin
jacobs, Miss Sarah
Jackson, l-uneli..2
Jackson. Mrs John w
Jewell, Miss Adah q
Jones, Jam. Owen
johnson. Miss Anna NJ
s<nin, Miss Sarah
K-arns. Matilda
Kelly, Caiharipe
Kellrehsn, Rose Anna
Kennedy. Mrs Thomas
Keenan,, Bridget
Keeken, Rose
Keim. Mrs
Knox, Mas Mary Z
Rowing, Miss Abbertine
Long, Miss Margaret
Lawrence. Matilda
LAthrop. Elizabt III l.
Lcsdy, R"se
Lewis, Charlotte S
Leamy. Miss Ellen NJ
Lester, Miss Emma w
Leigh, Jane
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DIRE ISsUKANCE.-The Mutual Insurance. Com
pany Of the City Of New York, Once No OF formerly
No. 52 Wal-sL-The Directors nave the Satisfaction 70 IN
form the public all Claims this Company occasionsd
By disastrous are, and sl Other claims have been
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THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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ere sdoertisei. LADlE
.aymar, 1irs e :
Afnes Mss GTeenwicb-si-l
Bland, Miss HELEN
Bradley. Miss Eliza
Brrbaak. Miss Julia
Bull. Miss Arre 81
Bryant, Miss Elizabeth c
Sruwr. Mrs Levi
Brush. Miss Ann
Crz!, Mrs Phoebe Ertter
Doane, Miss Susanna
Davis, Miss SSEsh
Do.sn. Mrs Selma
Deacon. Mrs t22iih-st
Dubois. Miss Jcacs VI
Dolby. Mira Hester
Deg, 9s-y. Miss Mary
Bowel. Miss E,ixa
Dacy, Miss Margaret =
Dt!lon, Mrs ihtrGca-'q
DOugsn. VI IS Ann
Smcr-on- Mrs Joseph \
Folsom, mrs Nssiry-s;
r,tzsi,rrIcus. MSfgSrst
Fr~oca Mrs fssis--r }
Usher. Mss DuaAssi 81
Garrett lir- (Wa~hipcGcr-
Greene, Mrs lb'h.sseDuel
G0tsuch. Ms SiGh-s,l
GRAY. Agnes
Hull, Mrs Maria Il
EnISEK'
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List of Letters Remaining In the q. S. CITY Pa.
patch Post, April Is, lS46.

s. LIST.
,Hssbroucs. Mis- Mara
Hcr.igen. Mrs (Cross-G,
| HooshA.rkArsi Co,urnsIa-on
lHe1dr.Sson. Miss PhrSe Az
kildufi, Miss MarSaret
Ke,churn, Miss tDivisioc-stl
lI.unslcy, Miss NJ
Lurdin. Ars iCbcrry-s,)
Matter, Catharine
lMcCreacy. Mist Little Jo1es,
I Mitchell. M.ss Mary Ann
Mallop, Ms Margaret
Sugcnt, Mrs USsh-s.)
l0'Ncil, Miss Margaret
l0R-il. Mrs i5th.s,l
Rowe, Miss C.
Ros-rs, Mrs NJ
Richmond. Hhoere C
Roberta. Miss JAMS
Ross. Mrs tMurrsy-sQ
Spetr, 0irs II l.
Smith, Mrs Asftha
S4undet-. Il G
smith. Miss Merces-s:)
S,or-r. Mtss Ora
iSloll, Mrs
Trirnblc, Miss Mary
Tiern-y, Bridget
Wyaant, Hrs l.
iwG.on, Mrs Calharins
'Wnsh,, Mrs Capt John 7
+ II. NORRIS, Il. III.
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MINERAL LANDS-warted, permits 20 locate
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Sapercr having thirty days or which cash viii
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.UERREoTYPE APPARATUS,

Liussed OIL Red Lead Black Paint, Sugar Lead. &c &c
All OF which they offer for sale al No us Fronst m
mos, reasonable .sTius nj Sineod
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7. B. WINDLE CO.'S
WlTr-ksrse Of Ro,se- her,,tng,
HARDWARE, WOOD EN-WARE. kc
80 MAIpES-LANE
WHERE MAY Sc FOUND complete assortment OF
w Table Cutlery, Britannia Wsr-,
Hardware, German Silver Ware.
Tin Ware. Wooden Ware
Willow Ware. Brushes.
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WaicR sY IMPORTING DIRECT. msrrfscurns and obtain
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,ber establishment III being ,h- cdes; and s-s; IL he
United S,s;esl both and money VIII be s.yed and The
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Catalogues to be had The and goods delivered
with dispatch free % ehsrg-, II any par o! The ely or
Breoiyn Packing dcae by IN experienced hard
ala imis
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Correspondence of the Pisayaae; ,,,s Rio erande,
Camp, North s.s Harm. o. March M q. 1876.
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KErlIIEp At WHOLESALE PRICES
yINEE SUBSCRl ER hss received splendid s.soss-
ureut OF Watches which vii be re;sst 8; The oaow-
ing unprecedented low prices
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JOHN NJ, TNIMBLE, THEATEE-ALLEYJ
JOB CARPENTER ASD BUILDER
M ERCHANTS and others who wish their stores altered
IVl for the Isl OF May have II done as,efully and
cheap by applying ~ above
All kds Carpenter. ~otk executed the shortest
pn--i,!- 'nlqtnyl
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ROBERT II. MORRIS. p. M.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-11-11
INrrRE sr1NG H1sroR1cAL "REMINISCENCES.

INTERESTING HISTORICAL "REMINISCENCES.
Yesterday was the sixth anniversary Of
the battle of Saltillo, cattle when tooh
place during the struggles OF Texas ior
liberty. The history of the Texan reVo'
luton is one continuous narrative OF nero
&c actions, and on no occasion did ner
citizens display more of their characteristic
valor than when before Saltiilo they were
BETRAYED by their commander, and dcser'
| ted by their cowardly allies, the Mexican
Federalists, reducing them to BODY .
/ 10 men, without artillery and yet iaceo
fifteen handred of the enemy with twe
field pieces.-held them at bay, and aiter
wards made good their retreat to the low,
of Laredo, three hundred miles distan'
through the enemy's country. Inc arm
| under General Taylor will doubtless
I shortly on the march for Saltillo, ana
il IS now positively known that Santa Al
ma is about to head the army OF MS cou'
try, and has taken with. him from the cap
ri tai, force which will, with the ttoot
. that have evacuated Monterey, form III
lnrobability an army of 10000 men
least: we may shortly expect to near IN
ir the two armies have met IN the ldenilc
ID mass. where the Texas rifles did SUCH 'e
of r,bIe execution six years since, and II
I'd mast be an earnest of the future, the Anne
in can flag will soon be waving over the G
tic of SaltiIlo.
! Believing that description OF the .
lie of the Odd of October, lS4u, wouio
m. Of interest, we have, by our request DC
I'd furnished with the following sketch Dy
I,ancelot Abbotts of this city, who
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The Ny. Yankee Doodle, "a paper

The NY. Yankee Doodle, "a paper
lately started in imitation Of Punch,i II no'
funny itself, is the cause of fun 10 o'ners'
The N Y. Mercury asserts that /, is pub
Iished by a party Of English gents, to show
,ha, we are the dulIest people in the uni
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of Jokes upon it, the poorest OF wnlcn'
saws the correspondent of the Charles'ot
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would disgrace a comic almanac. u
short. we have the amusing spectacle OF
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