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A BATTLE IN NEW MEXICO.

We find in the Louisville Courier Of
the I'd instant a letter dated at ST. Louis
on the evening of the 29th l~l.iHro, which
announces the receipt of an Express from
Santa Fe, bringing the tidings of another
triumph of our arms.
The letter briefly states that the MexI-
can insurrectionists. numbering 1000
men. marched down on Santa Fe, as was
intlmated BY our last adyices; that they
were met by Captain MokRIs's command
in the valley of the Moro, and TOTALLY
DEFEATED; that a great number OF the
enemy were killed md wounded, and the
rest fled precipitately to the mountains.
The action is said to have been a most
brilliant one on the part of our men, and
such as TO reflect much credit on their
GOODNESS and courage.
The news of the assassination OF Go
vernon BENT is fully confirmed. Twen-
ty-fve other Americans fell at the same
time.
The writer who communicates the a.
bove intelligence says that q want oil time
did not permit him TO give any OF the
particulars, as the steamer which was to
CONVEX his letter was about to start. We
are the more inclined to give credit to his
news, because the st. LOUIS Republican
of the morning of the 29th mentions that
an express from Santa Fe was daily ex-
nectcd.
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THE VICE PRESIDENCY.

Whoever may be the individual that
will receive the nomination of the Wing
party for President, we think ii is pretty
clearly understood that the Hon. ANDREW
SrEwART-the distinguished champion
of the Tarif-the firm friend of Home
Industry-the jealous and able advocate
Of the interests Of the Iaborlng man
viii be chosen as the candidate for Vice
President. Mr.. Stewards character as a
man and a gentleman-his acknowledged
abilities as a S,a.esman-his experience
as a legislator-and, above all, his Perse-
vering efforts in behalf of the interests OF
the masses of the people, point him out
as one pre-eminently qualified for, and
every way deserving of, the high and hon
orable post we have mentioned. Ills
constituents are proud of him as their
Observation-Disclosures is proud
of him as her Son-and, ere long, the
Nation will be proud of him as the Presi-
ding officer of that dignifed and honora-
bic BODY, the Z. s. Senate.
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1.-THE WHIG.,,

The FIRST number of campaign paper,
hearing the above tile and published at
Harrisburg. by c. McCurdy and William
p. Coulter. is received at this Office
The Wing IS neatly printed sheet and
Is conducted with spirit and ability. L
carries at ifs masthead the name of "a,
cHARr TAxLo1 as the Wing candidate fol
President in 1873, aad supports the nom
nations made rs the Wing State Conven
rop for Govcrar and Canal Conmisslo
nsr. weYisl Re publishers success il
iaeir ENTERPRISE.
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aMExICAN WINGS"

OF the commissioned officers who have
fallen in the war with Mexico, more than
two-thirds were Whigs!! While nearly
every prominentWhig statesman has sent
a son as a volunteer in the army, where
is the locofoco in high places who has
sent a relative there except to superlntend
the commissary department, or make mo-
new out Of the army contracts.-Lancas-
ter Examiner.
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1J. NJ. Burrell, Esq, whom the
Governor had nominated to the JudgeshIp
in the 10th District, and whose nominal
ton was rejected by the Senate, has since
the adjournment of the Legislature been
appointed to that office by Mr.. Skunk.
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CROUCH \ READY

Gen. TAYLOR has been nominated by
several Wing meetings as a candidate for
President "Old Rough and Ready" and
Tariff Andy would make the strongest
sort of a team.
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RAILROAD.

The Stockholders of the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad have elected their Board
of Directors, and have chosen Mr.. s. V.
Merrick as President.
his said the Engineers viii be put up
on the road Immediately, and that the
work IS to be prosecuted in good earnest.
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4r NnRDE-liow aairk
-, s. psrsrsph
headed awful Aaa 20 1s $50
x;,b ,~re.ida.isn ID
oa,rase has bsen perpeiraisa ups9 saf'e
TsIew beirg. Bui What @gas.sA 90 : :
,oo of,en manifest Ehen sc Os1fssAu ne
-, I,velv mari cf CpallUs nieE1eFstt
ne ,1at monsser Of evil. CossumpIo"'
: her kindred affections. Inc dep
-.J,,;o, OF these s'urdefoas diseases
800 r.. comparatiseiy hsrmiess, u
Tr,s,.,s "a .seef0ranf were as generasly
knswn ana ap appreciated as IT'S Hnrvsiied
merits deser> g. 1t IS without exception
the mas, vala>bIe preparation W exist
ence for Consna,eIien, Asthma, 6ranP'
1vboonino Couah Bronchitis. and sEs-
~ a,ber affection O, the shroai, lungs or
IL never fails - give fsi'el.
Prep4red al No. 8. soS'o 'eiro street,
PhllRieIp hIa- ,s,,
rs there no balm ia Giks0d* was ne
pathetic exclamation Of the proprietor Is,
rael. as he .ssheld the degradation ana
miseries of his ~peopls-and doer hs' me
heart Of the ph~lIsnlh5OpIsi move WIN :
of comn1isseTs,Ion and sorrow,
as be witnesses tbs hopeless and help
less condition Of thousands dying all =
round hin. with CONSUMPTION, aid olatE
affections. and 20 ask, us
there no balm that can heal Ihem,' nor
physician 20 rescue them from desth!-
Y es, stsere IS a balm Mat will heal Them
and at once arrest those fatal diseases,
and resture them TO health. Il is found
Jayne's Expecrrant, whiehnev fails
10 %reIieAe.
For sale By J.. j. & H. F. SeheR, So
nerset. Pa. Also by EdtcGrd Benin,
Pa.
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Thirty tons of g~unpowder were des-
matched in three cars for New YORK, on
Wednesday, from the Watervliet arsenal.
1t gces to Mexico.
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hTThe President has appointed James
R. Snowden, late State Treasurer, to the
U. s. Mint at Philadelphia.
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SANTA n PASS.
FROM THE RICHMOND WING.

A Washington Ietter-writer relates the
following incident. For the truth OF 1t
of course we do not vouch, but we see
nothing improbable in IT;
WASHINGTON, March 30, 1s47.
at is said that Gen. Santa Anna, on
approaching the American forces at Aqua
Nueva. dispatched one of his aids to
General Taylor with the A s Mr.. Presl-
dent Polk had supplied him with, and de-
manded permission to proceed toward
Monterey, or wherever else he thought
proper to go. to conquer a peace; accof-
| ding to the s,lpuIatons entered nto be-
tween the High Contracting Powers,
His ExcelIency Santa Anna, President oil
the Mexican Republic, and Commander
General Of the Army of Defence on the
one side, and his other Excellency, James
| K. Polk, President of the United States,
and Commander-in-chief of the Army OF
| Occupation, on the other.
"Old Rough and Ready looked mrs
at the ~.i.ass,' and then at the officer thai
brought IT: This is all very well for sal-
lors and Marines said he, but it won
do for soldiers. Tell your General the
only pass that viii ever serve his purpose
so far as | am concerned. must be ovel
my dead body"
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NHHEREAS according to a prosi
Nv sion in the 7Ih article of the

NAHEREAS according to a PROV
Nv sion in the 7Ih article of the
charter of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Samuels, in Somerses town
ship. Somersei County, and Common
wealth. of Pennsylvania. il was urani-
mousiy resolved by the said church az
ter due notice assembled. on Tie 5th of
4 prIl lS4Z. that the name OF the said
church or congregation be and hereby, is
changed TO CALVARY Evangelical Lu-
gheraH ChuEch;' aud whereas tie char
ter Of The said cnrpuratioa requires pub
IicatiOn, o. the said change Of name To
be made, now therefore, be 1t known to
all whom il may concern. that from and
alter the pubIicaIion of This notice. the
EvangeIiean lutheran Church of Sam
uels. shall be known as CALVARY Evan
geIIcal Lutheran Church.
. m DT1ED
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Neso advertisements.


TIME subscriber has on hand an ex-
ceIlenl Surveyors CsmpJss. win
chain. proiractor and dividers. which ne
will sell low for CASH, or on credi} u
properly secured. ALSO, two eight day
clocks, for sale on fair terms-or they
wil, be exchanged far approved country
produce. The Compass will be left
with d. Weyand. LEWIS MICHAEL
Somerset. April i2. 1917.
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Somerset County, SIS.
II COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA,
"a EVsobsfh Rkonds- GREETrxa

I HE CUAaCE - III u ENN1AENAHkA
To Elisabeth RkoGds. GREETING:
I&~~~8 NNHEREAS. Philip
s N RhOsds did on the 2Bd
day of September, Eighteen
lMo0Khundred and forty-slx, prefer
his petition To the Honorable the judges
of the Court of Common Pleas of Som
erse. county, praying. that for causes
therein sci forth, he might be divorced
from the Bonds Of Ma.rimoay entered
into with you, the said Elizabeth
Rhoads, in all time to rome as IL ne
never had been married or as If you
were naturally dead. We therefore
command you the said Elizabeth Rb0sds
that setting aside all excuses aud other
business. You be aud appear in your
proper person before our Judges at Som
l~erset at our County Court Of Common
pleas there TO be held on the second
Monday of February next, to answer
1.-The petition or libel of the said Philip
Rhoads and to show cause, if any you
have. why the said Philip; your husband.
should not be divorced from ysur socie-
ty. fellowship and company, and from
sIhe bonds Of MairimOuy contracted with
nynu the said Elizabeth as fully and eff
feetually as II he never had been mar
fried or as il you the said Elizabeth were
NATURALLY dead, agreeably to the act Of
Assembly in such case made and prOTi-
ded. and hereof you are not to fail.
Witness the Honorable Jeremiah s..
Black, President of our said court 81
Somerset this 23d day Of Noyember
Ammo Domini. 1876. A. J.. OGI.E.
March 80, I647. ~ProshOnoGary.
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The amount of Treasury Notes out
standing April lst, was s7,632,s33,
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IRON AND COAL.

On the tariff last winter on the ques-
ton Of adding ten per cent to the duties
Of 1916 on Coal and Iron, a majority of
the Skunk and Polk men Of Pennsylva-
MIA voted against it, and all the Wings for
it. What will the People of Pennsylva-
nia saw to this! W. viii see.
THE IRISH RELIEF BILL.
On the bill to give HALL A MILLION Of
dollars to feed the poor but starving peo-
pie Of Ireland, the Wings as 4 party, vo-
ted for it, but the Polk and Skunk men
voted it down. Thus while they were
willing to give FIFTY MILLIONS to Kill the
miserable Mexicans, they refused to give
HALF A L TO keep alive the dying
and starving people Of Ireland. Was
this humane-was it right The people
Of Pennsylyania-ihe friends and descen-
dants of the Irishmen will answer this
question at the polls.
These are some of the issues involved
in the approaching election between
Skunk AND IRvIS.-Penna. Democrat.
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The New York Canal viii not be open
before the 25th instant,
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SLAVERY OR LIBERTY.

SLAVERY OR LIBERTY.
On the motion to restrict Slavery IN
the territory that may be acquired by the
Mexican war, the Skunk and Polk mem
bers from Pennsylvania as a party deser-
ted the banner of Freedom, joined the
Slave States of the South, and voted for
SLAVERY. Had the Skunk men voted
with the free States they would have car
ried the restriction of Slavery, By a ma
Jouty Of IL; but by voting against II,
Slavery carried by a majority of five
The Pennsylvania Skunk and Polk men
therefore turned the scale in favor Of SLA-
VERY.
What will the free voters Of Pennsyl-
vania say to thisl We shall see in Octo-
Der.
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ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN.

The Skunk party and the Polk party
are now identified. They must sink OF
swim foUeiber.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Al, ,,. PHILADELPHIA, June o. m.
eafs s,, PM, Wsstsmord Francis Heath Curtis Cde a.
York; Sarah Madison Halifax, MS Lnnell PETERSON Trni.
asd de Guea; Gonstintion Milton, Charleston; Patmos
IRSS5non PawaSsas. Richmond
buck dol Flash Cato Fall River; Florida Reed d. Sui
tsns., Tsbot New York w King. Long do; j Myers,
ly, Peck Stamford, CT ~ ' anu ~
Clesredrshps Bounty HALL Macbeth, Liverpool; Robert
Burton Ocean, New Orleans; Capitol Simpson do; Hart
fq,d s.nDsmsn savannsh; bsTk Elizabeth Remington,
Cak Delaware, Fisher Boston; Jessy Thompson, John
NIB; Louis Walsh, Deland Boston; Watson Watson do;
yidencs Jane Tsnder'op Robbins. PaytaeEei Mary Eliza
Sharp BosI9n; Larkn Churbpck do Advance Bryant do;
Tabut, DO; Flush Fall r. John Myers Smith, Haven;
YER; Triton, Cor.on Boston; Henry, Wesley Cambridge;
Burgssmans stockhouse; Michigan, Allen Industry, Allen,
". Ys Si Seaa.s .ss S b.1 2: wv ss'
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 10
Cleared.

rssS}H Eysss Slate Gardner
mona .se
M Ms TsxIs w.:
;y SSf
flower Stevens. New Haven 1,.;.,., ,.s..s.. chi. -.
ds Nonpars 6aascoms Hafsi Jossph Embeon 8,
Johns, 7, Laurie Erie Lsmontb and Abbott Law
Eidridse Portsmouth.
Packet ship Admiral, Wotten from Havre, lth Of May
n sss s, ship Bss: New
Gs: 2'" M miles: '%
British ship orjnz.bo Venice day. from LIVERPOOL with
gales on the fore and main opmas fore and main
British ship Earl of Liverpool Cathcat day. from Ant
% long 20, spoke bark Nina from Bremen for
Memphis. Bunker from Nsy Orleans, 18Th May Ito
S.' SF;s: -; sSs
mp Hoafly Pom. 50 days from Havrs, with md.s
French ship Georges B.ud9ur 50 day. from H.vre, with
''s Ship Ns~ o.anp
bar. ns S% h'v'' 9th April
Bremen bark Caroline Rsschet "a days from Bremen in
''!si Norma Hamburg April
Beh. ~ m ~: g. spoke si% s.
prise, hence for Europe. -
80 caps im Of e N's
taken in LAT 80 long 72a, the Ivory Coast by brig
he sSs ssS En- Cold
81 80, spoke Norfolk
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The editor of the Newburypor Herald states that the
peach trees In the gardens in that town. are uniformly
dead except at the tops and the tops look bright and
thrifty but another winter will probably finish almost
every peach tree standing which is more than three
years old The prospect of good crop Of ether fruit
as Is usual in backward seasons, is very good.
The recent rains have had very favorable effect on
vegetation generally nevertheless the wheat crop of
this county will be below the average yield Rye looks
well and gives promise Of good crop The grass ra-
Their light and the crop OF hay will fall much short OF
that Of last year Oats and corn present favorable
appearance, believe generally though the character
Of the crops Of these grains cannot at this season be
very well determined. (Pa) Herald June
The fly has been somewhat troublesome, and NEEDLE.
some in the wheathelds, near Ashtabula Ohio. The
drouh is also said to be in that and neighborng
districts.
We learn from the Bayou Sara Ledger and the Louis.
lana Chronicle, that the plantations which had been
overhowed by the high stage Of water in the Mississippi
had been receded but vegetation in consequence dry
weather was backward and crops Of every descrp
ton were suffering.
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Arrivals OF Strangers In New Y ork.

AMERICAN HOTEL.
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county LoSds DILL NJ and Mr. CSS ssS
Ms : :s Nos Boston. a ss' e. ss
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ter ManehessEJ McGaney Philadelphia; H. and F. nj oh.
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Rev: 6hs s Nom
Va b. 9S oad Baltimore MfSn CT Mr. and Mrs. Lv
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T1E:ss fsy Tsy Rs'
bal; j. j. Harris, 2reenslury; II, Il Cooley. Auburn Z.
ol"'''o E9ssase 1o HoIA sampson
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cas-, Madison; BSrdstt ThiIs H. BSrIs Miss; ss%I A.
stlctasy BSdwp' dpdicrd wi 4 G %.a W
EASTERN PEARL sIREET HorsE.
STAT Danbury, Conn; B. PSrsr, Conn; H Wp;,s
.f; Hs: Lay s$
ssaa; d Chapman PRs shorToed Erickson
f. Dickinsoa H.dley s.eSbqS sprnsessld +:
B BGSsw' Weed DO; Weed dO Pond
than, Mass.
George Marsh, Maryland: j. H. Coffin New Jersey; j. Will
New Haven Thomas Norwieh; r. Rsers IeorG G
Mr. and Mrs. Wscct Oneida county Major Armstrong Md
Foster bsny BIdd SsrhsSf I'd siense rss
Darlington. -, u
c Sn cy Ball. o Mrs and Mp
s sSsi Rish;:d. aaTioSS " TSo@p;ea
IEs ima, nsas 'S and Nh. oleo. Albany and SI:
Schenectady Raider West Point M Hatch Maine: Mr.
sqs M d. SnsX RsR' .S %sdd E.:.2
Pittsbu,gh Mr. Henrcks. Washington Mrs. Quackenbos
E. St, John and lady, lady, s' jane. alInsy c. s..e.
Utica; X Newbury Kingston; p. Strong and lady Wash
pEion Dow Ard d family NJ scs Smith Mas,
s. Wood fsataeict L. tsrbrooks Providence O. Hois
ter, Mass. -,
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New Bedford OH Market.

For the week ending June 4 l847.1
Sperm--The market for Sperm remains quiet; we have
only to report sales Of 200 bb private and ITO
h at 90 cents cash. at which price holders are pretty
firm.
Whale-There was brisk demand during the first part
of the week which resulted In the sale several
for shipment and manufacturing since which there has
been little doing The sales embrace cargoes of 2225
bbls, and 1858 bbls, mostly ~ w. Coast at Hc 223s
bbs mostly dark for export at 30c and parcels of 700
bbls, for export, at 30%c and 700 barrels North
West Coast, on private terms There are now
about bbls whale oil in first hands, the holders
which, generally decline operating at the prices which
ruled the first of the week
Whalebone-The market Is very dull The sales of the
week lot Of 5000 lbs South Sea and 1000 lbs ~ w
Coast, at 25Mc, which subsequently resod for 27c;
and 10000 lbs N w. Coast at the Vineyard (deliyera
BILE there) at trihe above 26c
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WANTED.

p,:Ds:a
Ss SsV,s
aS psd s puS :n
% % the and Yf
that particular and has his office the ofhe
Apply at the Gsrme VI, Drug and Medicine store: No IN
Chamber. street, New YORK: 40 M
p asS 'fs:'s dit
&c married those contemplating marriage it equally
fhe subjects treated Of in the Married Womans
Private Medical Companion Of with which every
padt
hhs s sssa sl %i, C.: VARIOUS complaints
a. he Or of s
and the certain remedies for the removal of her
Every husband and every father also every young
Them en'f With OWN Ssppns The
s4s ~ %: acquire
On The receipt Of one dollar THE Married Woman. f
" si .;:; e. "fsi
s5sH NJ vt E:m oss 81 s
sale BY Zeiber Co.. of Third and Chestnut st Pha
n B-Tnveng and other agents sending for half dozen
% s shS the b
enable pfars travelling and other agents.
ze handsome profits from its sale. few agents
ed Address. post paid, as above. mil lmsrc
MARRIED LADlES-Married Ladies would find much
wi interest them by perusns Moral Physiology written
by the Hon r. D. Owen with additions and alterations by R.
red and the advice strictly followed persuaded
The terrors Of poverty and the prospects Of large family
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
work that will tell important secrets which may OBJ
vae all SUCH objections Price Of the book so cents
sale by Zeber Co.. Of Third and Chesnut Pha
dephia, and the Editor No. Ann street, New York.
ms lm*r
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FOREIGN lmport.t,ons.

LosnoS-Bsrk General Tayor-ios bbls Arrnie 4 Meyer
COLL casks oil as4o bars .mdse s9 do soda
hsr-lss do coal 100 do salt eoo do pig IRON to
HHANx. .'s1; Asp u L.ursnt!ty coAsn
low: W Si;I:h Miii:sss Hisa
s5ssS:
7ss. dSu.d spTI md.e M.Piaqres Foqss1oys
Is:S SS,ses.I a;ss:-l s:s..Is
H;ss; s. s $.'.1I SS:i F,SsT
M:ndf: S. 5d.,.$ 20
S!i ss p: H.E,ys
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Ssss; 81 ii
/ TsssTsi ( B.ssas E kssps-4 = Buckingham { co..
Msss ss sn;Ta Pen"
Msa s:sasi 5s
& ssS: SsiI. ~ .hs5
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XII Ely
sel''si KSIs
i Fs.n a0s''ss Bartlett
Brown-l w w Messer col Tiffany Young & Es-2 D
M peyser-2 w Mann co-6 Rufus Prime II g &
Wilthaus
HAvRE-Bark Carone-342 baskets wine Bernaud Fran
cois-i casks Schrage. Roofs COLL Oppenheim CO.
Spies BTSwn-S Victor AGhelis-i w II Trsp-i
W. p Cpthberton-sJ pupree-lo yeret & col Mason
l w Williams-l3 bkts wine Msrsh-l3O do Ware
4 Lppold-2P Muller-5 Ahrenfsdt i Schuchart &
GebAd-4 p Bny.3 Boury Kenois-2o Mallard-l7
sc bundles willows to order.
MArANzAs.Brig Frances-a6o bags sugar G Rosssre &
do hhds do Goodhue colo hhds moasses Young
Hawkins co., logs mahogany Waerbury3oo dozen pine
apples Boyer &
CARE PALMAs-Bark Chanceor-6 bbs palm oil sticks
camewood ivory 200 bags rice 5000 feet boards
order.
HAvANA-Schr Uncas249 bxs sugar Taylor-lss bales
tobacco Hymar 4
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Passenger Arrived.

HAvRE-Shp Adminl--Mrs II w Livingston, Miss Sylvia
LvlnEion Miss Mary Livingston Miss sephan Lvingston,
Mr. walter Livngon Master de Grssse Livingston, Master
Robert Livngson Master Louis Livingston and servants;
Mrs Harriet Brown Mis-, Augusta Brown, Of Proydence Mr.
carroll Livingston, M Fox OF do Fox of do Madame
Bo';sn.e Msc Bo,snngs Paul Bps.snge and servant
Dr. Smith and lady, of m,ngton Dell CASTOR Lemer.
ger and LADY York; Rev Cummings, OF Washington d
Ps1si ys Jersey; va',e%are Paris Madame Gur.nel
dsu do, M.. Germany Gerinaau, Geneva; Miss Germ
servant saacG Jones and lady children aud
cwssas' Nj. 'E'sSs .,..MS i, Mn sya: Mia