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COMPRESSION pIrs,Srcs

TNflE sUtsc bcr has hi, day formed co-raFl.
L ncrshp with Mr.. alUNROE W. JONES,
Ct Buckingham county. The business will ia
future be conducted under The Grm 81 DlBhELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advances
on produce in hand. Office on 18th street, near
Gallego Mills. X. II. L. DlBRElL.
Oct 23-c2awly Feb IA
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Virginia Military institute.

VIRGINIA Military institute.
TN pursuance otths following order Of the Board
/ Of visters, applications will be received W.
III the oath dag Of June next, TO I'LL the Chair OF
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, il the Virginia Mill.
,ary Institute:
dResolred, That the Board will proceed, al
Us mex, Annual Meeting, 10 appoint Professor
ri inc PHYSICAL Sciences and that the Supfriu-
,cndent be directed 10 advertise the same in such
newspapers as he may deem c1pedien-"
Signed. I. Y. 5oHNs ion,
Persons DESTROYS OF making application, may
Obtain al necessary Etormaliun b. addressing
Inc Superintendent, by letter, post paid.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH
Superintendent; Va. Military Institute.
aIa,ch li-3aw3w &law2iJu.
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GU .tNO.

THE subscribers have received from New
i York large supply OF hi. celebrated ma
nure, imported into hat pnrI By the harque Calo-
line Amelia, from the Western coast Of South
America, ana sequal 10 any ever brought 10 This
country. Ii is in the original bags, OF about $50
pounds EACH aud vii! be sold by The bag, OF larger
quantity a, $40 per ion, for ten tons OF more.
$40. per Ton, for 10 10 tons and S45 per ION fol
less than tons (of 2,2i0 bs.) Apply 10
T. & ". RODEWALD,
Buchanan's Wharf, Baltimore.
Orders for smaller quantities Than 5 tons. sup.
piled by Samuel Sants, a; The office Q: tie Ame-
rcan Farmer, i22 Baltimore, near North Stree,
where The analysis aud report OF Professor Duca-
iel can be examined. MIrch l3-d1t
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j. &. Gregory 81 GO.

MANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
lNI RICHMOND, Pirg,nia.
Half Ticket Nos. 81 A. 51-ihc Capital Prize
OF a. 900 dollars, in Lottery drawn in Richmond,
March 18Th, was sold AT this office.
Drawn Nos of The Lottery, MonongaIia, No. IL:
81 AZ 81 80 So is 9 II 80 % 4 70
Grand Schemes for MARCH, 1861
100000, in Capitals of 10000 DOLLARS
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass IL, for
1916 10 be drawn a. Alexandria, D. c., Salur-
day, March Dist.
6 prizes Of $4,000 % prizes of $1,000
I" $500 So 400
2,3fO 200 200
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves $; Quarters so.
Certificates Of packages Of % Wholes, $3.50 90
Do do. IS Halves, G5 90
Do do. 25 Quarters, 30 80
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No 70,
10 be drawn al Alexandria, D. G., Saturday. 2Slh
March, 1916. &c Nos, ~ drawn ballots.
prize OF S25, 900 prize OF ZOO
/ 10000 10 1000
' 1000 10 5GO
5000 10 Of 400 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters 2 30.
Certificates OF Packages Of % Who'es Sll0 10
Do. do % Halves 55 90
Do do. % Quarters, 81 so
~ Orders for tickets and shares and ccriii-
cafes OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and al
official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialeiy after il is over 10 all who order from
us. Address
]. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Feb 25-2awi&c Richmond, Virginia.
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ROBERT =. ELLIS. hdminlslrator of
JAMES II. ELLIS, deceased
CIlisyiils February Is.
pnarpnN sMENT.

In consequence Of the incrnency Of the weather on
the day appointed for The sale Of the above land Inc
sale has been postponed until WEDNESDAY,, the first
day Of Ap next when Il will certainly take place on
The nremi,es March l7-cwis
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MANAGERS OF !.OTTEnlE
Ii Al. h,ILl.I

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE business az the agency Of Mr.srs -. rAiSE 4.
60 hcretofme c,nGuciri under IN. irm al I
RI SSELL BIGGER 4. 60 VIII hereafter he carrie.
by The Subscribed agent ur ,hc Managers, aad All
nr.rS addressed Them. Ia Inysri {, y.l h" prom.
ly attended Ia. e. W PUhCEi.L.
A2.n, f5r 10. PAINE. x 20,
Managers Of Lotteries.
100000, 10000, 100 81 900
Grand Consolidated Ln,ery, C.asa Ma. IL. To he
dawn Saturday, Mar,h aist ISIS. IS Nos, ~
drawn
Prize OF 100000 Prize of s2,5oO
1900 9, 1874
d cuG 100 " zoe
/" 5,G00 81 :" SEQ
4,G00 g. 800
Tickets sig halves f, qaa,,srs3
A Cerificarr u IS Whoirs costs sloj 80
A CeHiiicate OF u Halves G: 80
a Certificate Of % Quarters costs IS %
$4,000, $4,000, 100 cf 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No H. 20 he drawn
on Saturday, March l3ih, 1916. Is Nus, Is drawn.
oEAND CAPITALS:
/ Prize Of S3t.tMG rtxe Oi S5.0no
e" Is lG!G :" a,Gg0
7,5rD g . 1874
Tickets Si2 have. Is, quarters 2.
a Certificate Of IN Who-s w.iioc sent fJr Sli3 f.
a Certificate of a6 Halves viii he sent for 81 III
a Certificate o, &c Quarter, ~ be sent FOR IS 81
JCJ- Orders meet the most promp. attention. The
drawings sent all who order fom u.s. and lie cash for
all Capital Prizes be had usual AT sight, the
msnt tnr Ora wings received.
For large Prizes address y. PAINE 4 CO.,
Feb % Managers Richmond, Virginia.
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CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHIfIs,
liver Complaint, spitlng blood, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Pain IN lhr Side anu
Breast, Pa!phtob OF the Heart. In
huenza, Group, broken Constiiu-
tion sore Throat, Nervous he
billy, and all Diseases CT
the Throat, Breast and
Lu.g,; the mostsf-
fec,nal Il spec
dy cure ever
known for
anyo
tho above Diseases. is
DR.. SNAYNE'S COMPOUND
SHr,..D az WILD ~ E.Is Il q,
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LOTTERIES.
SrraesOn7s Office.
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TEENT
In STREET.

IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Drar,ns rcccirsd eue7y AaD al o'ci"ek, p. N.
10000 Dollars! 10 of 800!
Wedn.s az mornirg New Jersey Lottery,
No. 81. Capitals :.30,C10, 10 % l,51O &.
IS Nos, II drawn Mhoies 20; ives 80;
guaEersl p.
$1,000 Dollars. 10 ofI,On0 Dollars,
Thursday Observation-Disclosures, -. Capitals:
1 $4,000, 10 OF 600, &c. IS Nos, II d:awn-
Wholes IS; halves 80; quarters 25
10000 Dollars 10 oil 1000 Dollars!
Friday Motn,ng-New Jersey, SO. Capitals;
10000, 10 Of 1000 Sc 10 Nos 10 drawn
Whues SIS; halves ; 80; quarters %.
10000 Dollars.
Friday Morning : Leesbnrs, p Drawn in
Petersburg. Capitals: $4,000 Is Nos, IS
drawn. Wholes 81; halves ,; quarters !.
1000 Dollars.
Friday Evening -Monoagalia, - Capitals:
ST 1000 &c. IS Nos, 5drawn. Whcles 81 SO;
halves %; quarters o. c's.
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Monday Observation-Disclosures, Extra, l6.-
Capitals: 1000, 1000 51S, 2of 2Jn 3 of $50, &c.
&C Nos, lOdrawh. Wholes 81; halres 50 CTS !;
quarters IS Cts
CoOoo Dollars! $500 Dollars!
Monday Morning-Alexandria Class H.
Capitals: G OF 10000, $500, 25 Of 1900, &C.
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes SO; halves 5;
quarters so.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all The Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, anddrawings zen, when re-
II. STRATTON,
March l6 Richmond. Va.
Eagle LOTTERY Office.
/ NTO. >. East Main Street, opposite lie Old
! N i1a,id
\ SCHEMES TO DRAW THIS WEEK.
/ For Tuesday-Dclaware Lottery, Glass No.
6i. Prizes: , OF 5000 dollars, Of 1000, OF
! a3l 50, Of AGO : Of 250, &c G6 Nos. II
drawn. Tickets %; halves %; quarters G2c
/ For Wednesday, okomokc River Lottery,
Class No. So: Prizes $4,000, 1000, 40oO,
100 OF 500, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn Tickets s;
halves 4; quarters 2.
For Thulsday-Pukomoke River Lottery.
Glass No. 81. Prizes: $4,000 dollars, GGo0 , 500.
SO CT 100, &c. u Nos, IL drawn.-rickels 5;
halves 2 80; qrs. IS.
For Fri!ay-Pukomokc Lottery. Glass No. SIS.
Prizes: 1000 dollars, 1000. 2,4l5. 1000. &c
&c Nos, II lrawu. Tickets 1; halves :: quar-
| tiers l.
For Sa;arday-Posomoke Letter., No. 30
Prizes: 5000 dollars, GOO, 1850. COS. Sc. IS
Nos, "A drawn Tickets 81; halves /; quarters
| 50 cents.
| For Saturday Evenirg-Drawing received hy
Sundays Mail-Posomoke Lottery, Glass 81
Prizes: $4,000, 1000, 5000, 1000, &c.-15
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets dollars; halves 2; quar-
iers l.
$4,000, 1900, 100 Of 1000
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Snrinr &sGs.i,.

SpfE:lT SHOCK.
WE are nov receiving onr Spring stock OF
w Straw Guots. when is The most complete
ever offered in this marker. and comprises every
variety oil fashionable BONNETS, with an ex-
lensige and rich assortment Of RIBBONS anu
FLOWERS; and the largest ANA mos. Complete
assortment Of LEGHORN and PALM LEAF
HATS ever offered in his Stale. Having lately
made large additions and Improvements in our
manufacturing establishments al The forth, we
are confident We can offer Sreale! Inducements 10
purchasers, both in price and qua.y oi Goods,
than any Northern honsc. Mos! oi our Goods
were manufactured expressly tor this marker, ana
COUNTRY merchants are invited 10 give US a call
bels.e Purchasing elsewhere. We shall receive
additions weekly through he Spring 10 keep our
assortment complete.
w. II r. p CARPENTER K CO,
No / Exchange Block, ith Street
March II
/ BROU.N .SHIR TING.S AND SHEEIINGS
TN STORE, and Tor sale very low, 500 bales
I Brown Goods ut the following desirable
styles, viz:
81 Eurck an Va. Family Shittngs
rs Eurck and Bauctsea Shirings
! Al Etirick and Va. Stout Sneeiinss
"A Extra Batersea Sheetinss
A Extra Heavy Omega Sheetings
y . and 81 Lawrence ana WaltHdN once
incs
81 Walhan Hamilton and Allenlalc Sheet
ings
Baicrsea Boou ard York Drills
O1nsburgs, assorted
ALSO,
10 cases Blcached Goods 81, 10, A, o.
! 10 ! and Ill OF lie most approved s,yl"s.
Many OF these goods will DC sod below NORTH
| era prices.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATEE.
| March Is
old WINES ANp LIQUORS; ALSO,
" GROCERIES, ,age q very large and
general assortment Of Uid Wines and Liquors,
part OF which have been kept on hand, improving
Tor ten years, ard were then said 10 be twenty
years old. My Groceries will hear a fair COM
rarison with Inc best in the City, as may regard
quality and price, and carciuness in putting OF
,lcm up The Old Wines and Liquors will be
found mos, beneficial for The preservation OF
| health, when moderately ana Jiidiciously used.
Should any one be found 50 incre!uloll> as not 10
have n!m and unshaken belief in 80 plain a
matter OF fact assertion, let him enquire, or call
on lie subscriber, WHO has been a regular tempe
rate driuker during the last 50 years of his lie,
| and, il not satisfied xilh his healthy appearance,
thev can see portal! OF MS uncle, who died
! few years AGO in he State of New York, aged
! IO7 years, ana ne was rel tnorn 10 be drinking
fish since the day he len Ferenlosh, then a
stripping. VIM. WALLACE.
Feb 25-u
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MARINE JOURNAL.
BEVERLY SYDNOR, JR,,
tLATE OF HALIFAX COUNTY,
Commission Merchant.
Richmond, Virginia,

RItNNlUHU, FUTUtH,
OFFERS his services TO Planters and Merchants LOT
~ the sale Of Tobacco and other produces and also Tor
the selection Of any goods they may want in this markell
REFEREN
Messrs. William Townes and Tucker Carringlon'
Clarksville Messrs. owen & Firqureane, blacA
Walnut John l.. Wooding, Esq, Milton North Care
lima Mossfs. George Bagby, &C. Msem, Samuel NC
CoIkle, William Il. AveIett and William I. sni'i,
Lynchburr Mrssrs. Fry & Co, Richu ond, Virginia
March l7-cw3s
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LAW NOTICE.

JAS. GARLAND s; WM. =. BRANCH.
Harr unltd in tie PRACTICE or Law.
TGes uiH attend tie Cqeris Of Campbell, Bed
ford. Amhera, Nelson, ARpomattoz, Charlotte
and Lpuchbnlg.
ALL cases Of collections will be strictly al
n tended 10 e Mr.. ER,"cn. J. GARLAND
will. BY this arrangement, he enabled 10 give a
visilan, and prompt attention 10 the cases which
may be confded 10 his care in The Court OF AP-
PEALs.
Lynchburg February IA, l5i6-d2m
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March l3-i&ctf
Valuable Real Estate

And PERiSlIAGLE property FOR SALE, At
PUBLIC AUCTION, IN THt. TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER.
AN TUESDAY, the 9Th d!y o: March nc,t, at q
~ O'Clock, IL, " III he sold, rGbi Auc..uy,
LIST, Thnt very valuable family residence in " hich tho
la;e Alexander Archer resided. Il consists o Two
story dwelling. containing eight rooms including Lsr
mcht, good and convenient Un, hous.5-s,y kioher
SMOKE house, Office, Stth'c, Carfiis- iousu &c, In
thorough repair; large Frost Ysrd rori which no, he
had = COMMANDING view 81 the whrlr Cas- nj Rich
mond and ,,:a Large aad Iotuct,rr Gardens, h gh
stale Of cultivation.
ID. Two vacant Lois, which will he sold apart from
az together with the above property, may be- thought
be-. on the day al sale.
81. y large and Convenient Siore.hon>e Main
sur, ct Ith good storage om5 below aid above The
rooms above might be converted into comfortable resi-
drnc- for snai lam:!y &; very small expense.
The above property VIII be- aid on credit uf q, y
and Ia months with approved endorsed negotiable pa,
per.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th March, dag after Inc
above al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, will be sold all ae frrs
abb. Property
lst. Household ru,nure-say Sofa. Gard and nnine
Tables, Side Board aud Pnss, nure,g., Wardrobe,
Chairs, Clock, Geds and Bedding, good Cai"ss,
China Class aud Silver Nae &c., &c, a.d necessary
Kitchen Utensils.
two and three hundred pnunGs-yery superior Bacon,
Lard. Batter. fish fotaIGe@ &c KS.
81. good RidIng iinrsr, young, and new Bndic and
Sa!d'- &c two very va'rah' M..'i Cows and iitlie
ais" good supply a. Prov, ndcr, Mood, Coal, &c. a.!
Of winch VIII be sold Tor cash.
u. WILLS, Executor.
Manchester. February ~, Is;6--cid
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WlrIlln" 10 pHFfhist'. - ...., ,,r,,. ,.,
March l0-c3t WA. u. WnCLFc,h, LON ..
E1el.. h .LlILa Rsca,tnL Leanr. TOD % cnpk-
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1--WE RgLs. SPIRITS TURPENTlNE in
- or3er JUS, received and for sale r.
nsreb "a GAYNOR * WOOD.
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GoU,UUu, iS.UUO, lUJ ~ ,uuU.
Grand Consolidated in,ery, C.asa Nh. IL. To ne
dawn Saturday, Marih aist, ISIS. IS Nos, II
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Liverpool COTTON NIarkct.

Report for The neek esdiaQ September 5-The accounts
received by the from Boston which arrived here
the 18th inst with reference the crop Cotton in
America OF so discouragng nature to have had
immediate effect upon market All the previous
reports threatened failure are fully confirmed
snd difference OF opinion prevail the sub
Ject The writers OF letters from all parts Of the States
whether on the seaboard in the interior whether
terested in the staple not agree in representing the
promise most untavorable, aud that under any cir
cunnstances it will certainly be a.e Under these ad
vices we have had weeping demand for the staple OF
all descriptions the result Of which has been place
scale OF quotations full Id higher on American.
nearly I'd Surats and Brazils &c with I'd 10 I'd ad
vance on Sea Island and Egyptians according quality
placing sea Island I'd to I'd above the public sale of u-
ly This changed position Of our market induces
look with still greater interest the course of the Man.
chester market. At present there is much
ageent from that quarter and the failure OF the Potato
crop will cause apprehensions the difficulty of
ting well over the coming winter that may give consd-
cradle check TO commercial enterprise. $3.50 Amcri
400 Maceios 1000 Suras and $3.50 Egyptians have
been taken speculation and 1910 American and 300
Surhts for export Sales to-day, 5000 bales The sales
for the week are go $50 bales.
Aaoher Rcport-More excitement has prevailed in the
market this week than for some time past The adyces
by the steamer which arrived Sunday were OF a
character 10 give rise TO reasonable apprehensons that
the coming crop unless favored by long and proptous
picking season. might fall considerably short and that
under probable circuntanc il ght could
il exceed last years. These accounts being con
current than E usually the and coming from differ
quarters obtained very general belief the result
was large demand in the irst instance speculation
and, subsequently,, rather extensive from the
trade. Prices have been somewhat irregular but tho
advance may be stated At I'd per Id from the lowest point
of last week for American OF the middle qualities aud
the came for MI qualities OF Brazil Egyptian and Surat
The business speculation consists OF "a $50 American
$3.50 Egyptian 400 Bahia and 1900 Surat and for export
1910 American and 300 Surat. $50 bales Surinam and
Barbados are declared for auction next Friday.
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Correspondence Of Inc Tnbune.

LIVERPOOL, lsth September. l5i6.
Inc un:avorabe accounts of the growing Cotton cror
IN the United States brough. by the Boston steamer Of
ist inst together with the farther rise in prices in the
American ports have produced considerable excitement
In our Cotton market ana farther advance of fully Id
= 10. The sales for the week ended this evening have
amounted to eii50 bales. of which ZOO have been
taken speculation and 500 for export The Amer
can descriptions consist OF 4J0 Upland at 4! 80
Orleans at i6!! 1850 Alabama and Mobile a: az:
and GEO Sea Islaad at 902ld p n Fair Upland IL now
quoted ID fair Orleans 81 and fair Mobile SD p D.
Inc future course Of the Iaarke. depend mainly on
the future accounts Of the American crop for tcur
tue trade in Goods and Yarns has improved in the last
month ard some farther advance has followed this
movement IN market is not equivalent 20 the r-e
IN the material and ia founded on the apprehension
OF short crop Of Cotton and not from amendment in
either the home trade or foreign demand
The Corn markets rather lower since the depart.
ure OF the last steamer and comparatively quiet wtou,
any very decided changt2n feeling Western Flour duty
paid is no 30s 36s Cd and Philadelphia an Baltimore
2os029s Cd; Sour 26sc26 cd y Dbl Western Flour in
22s cd D23s y Dbl The duty still remains al the maxi
of los p quarter Wheat and 6s p Dbl for Flour
but must soon be lower Indian Corn fully maintains
the late advance indeed rather higher being worth
13s04is = quarter for Yellow and 44sd46a for White
The interior Corn markets begin 10 be more literally
supplied with Wheat and arc tending downward. The
Potato crop in sections OF the country stated
be less injured than was represented previously while
from other districts the accounts even than
before
Iurpentne continues in demand and 400 bbs of good
old have been sold this week at &c Cd = cwt
Yours respectfully
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GRATIS

FRENCH sPoHEN-Ep. cHURCHs SYSTEM
II Free Lessons IN the French LanEuag.e The
New-fork Society Library broadway of Leon
ard-st)
Evening. Monday, 5h October Wednesday 7th. and
Friday the 9th at 8 o'clock, precisely
Mons Church. Author OF the Wo-s entitled g French
Spoken hav ny already formed public COURSES
At O'Clock Afternoon and the other every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Of each week O'Clock tevenng
will al Ie request of several persons form another
ng course every Monday, "Wednesday and Frdayaso al
O'Clock in The evening
MI C. wishing that every member may Judge Of his sys
TEN Of imparng his language living one. WILL before
receiving any compensation, three lessons Free he
Will also deliver graiuously pamphlet containing the les
sons so that each person study home and Judge for
themselves before they become member, and without
the least expense whether this mode OF Instructions
cording 10 their views
The third lesson being given the persons who would like
TO JOIN VIII have 10 - in advance and the book - -
for the course OF "a lessons beginning the 18th
Those who having had the three lessons would like
retire. will not have spent aug thing In order avoid
The incumbrance OF the hall The tickets and printed panph
let free OF all expense Will be delivered till Saturday 81
Oct from 10 a. NJ TIL P NJ. the Society Library Hail.
Broadway. corner OF Leonard-si
n. B.-NO tickets pam phels Will be delivered after
Saturday. Sd October. oil ATS
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED


In packet ship Fidelid from LicGpo0l-Rev J. B. Ad
ger lady and family, and Jones OF Smyrna; Miss De
Witt Miss Bogsrt Mr.. Little Mr.. McEwing, n. Y; Mr.
Camotz, Germany Mr. Scott Mrs. Wigey, Eng; Miss
L. Biggn, Scotland Dr.. 4. b Gardner Penn
IN ship Hendrix Hudson from LondoF-Ceo Wool
sey New-york; Mrs T. Woodvilie do Rcv Henry K
Wilson, lady. children and native children Phila
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son, Eng; Herman Hoffman. Cincinnati, Ohio; Miss c
Hoffman, do Henry DratoD phila Jabez Harrison
Y; Rev Oscar II Gregory West Troy Y; Geo II Gid
don, Henry Giddon. Egypt Rev Tobias Spicer, Lans
insburg Y; VIM l. Walter. Bavaria; Augustus Vandar
aey, Belgium; John w Bassett Y; Miss Maria Austin
Eng; John Walker and lady, Y; Richard L Clark and
lady, Eng Theodore Schwartze, lady and child. Y
Edward Hose lady aud children. do; John Raphael.
do Joseph II Stokes, do; Charles kolb. Miss kob and
Miss f kob. Cincinnati, Ohio; Godfrey Simeon Lon.
den-and l26 in the Storage.
In the R5craia from Lirepool ria HalJar, Ms For
Rosop-Mr Charles Green. lady nurse aud children
Mr. Mcdonald lady End children; Mrs Wetmore nurse
and infant Miss M0rrc, Miss Pattcn, Rev DR. Patton
Mr. Haines Rev DR. Skinner Miss Rogers and attendant
Lieut. Tyssen RN, Lieut. brave, Col Blake, Messrs Red.
mond, Greenshields. Day Charles Barrere Landry
Hobson, Hobson, - Hobson. Wctmore, Schouler. J
Scott Adam Gladsome Reid W Merrctt Rev DR. Dick
Rev DR. Emery, Becker. Levy Chresy. C Gaines Col.
pus, kapcewitsh. d ID Rankin SAlizimen Booth.
Jafirey, : W Tappan Asassie RidgcwNy, q VonWachen
teldt Weld, Niece. Parricnen Scotmnn, Hayward and
Mrs llayward-62.
For HalJdz-Messrs 5 X Foster, A McTavish. J II
Waugh VIM Wiswcll Hooper Capt Dick Mr. earn.
ham and lady, Mrs Dick and children w Stairs, 6 5
ROBBERS VIM Evans, Lieut. Fitzhugh 7 Krlcn. W Pc
ters Joseph Bell II Bell, Turner, ia'vley Mrs Rayner
Miss Rayner Capt Dingwe w II Street and Mrs Dick 5
female scrvant-2S.
From RaliGar To Boston-Mr Vose aud children Mr
W u Wilkinson Mr. VIM MRckay, Mr. Mcdonald and
lady Mr. Lowell aud lady Rev Il Brcare, Hon Cunard
Messrs Cusack Duusconbc G Morton, f Lind, Hast.
ings K Young and K Gohegsn-ls Toisl los.