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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-27
AND PERFECT SYSTEM 0
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ARRIVAL IN RICHMOND!
OPMR BRlSTOW, the celebrated Teacher Of rem.
his sstahlIsnmont ut No 81 Main street, over judah
Ny.rs Store for Pupils Of every age, day and evening
M Bristow. Finishing Writing Master from his Ara
Z t.nes London, New York, and Baltimore, has inc
onor of subm,liing most respectfully, 10 the Ladies
Gentlemen Of this beautiful City, his elegant aha
asrvaiIed system Of Writing. lie has taught IL with
DE most distinguished success Tor ihe last tweny
..s la all the Northern Cities of the Unon, In Wash
ason a. also IN Europs, Mexico, Ghiii feru, Ro &c
nrlro etc etc where 1t Is adopted 10 an almost I'M
lnlsd extent.
D, Ia. now come to exercise his Profession IN the
Sslhern Cities, with determination 20 please every
%. Of hts Pupils, and 10 eradicate all BAD naots VI
Nming. Hts stay In Richmond e'a % a"asa, NC
9..fofe politely invites both Youth and Age to make
riy application.
The Immense practice and vast experience acquired
" Hr Bristow, (anb'Geiag al! asss,J Will, ne uusts 10
iDe the Inhabitants of Richmond with confidence 10
attend his Glasses. now In active session. The system
ltcs three essential qualities, viI ssgaHee, s"paehg
I'd iespa e. ,, -
superior Business Hand, once auent, bold manly,
tiear and expeditions, decided Mercantile style.
AND TO LADIES
neat handsome, graceful, rapid and fashionable
sand Enthusiastically delicate and pleasing. The
ladies' meet nj reserved hours
IN TWELVE FAMILIAR LESSONS,
No matter how llleeibe or Cramped the Writing Is.
u see Specimens a. the DoOr)
\ b. Private Tuition given. Families attended if
lass is formed.
i ACADEMY No 81 MAIN STREET.
+ Sr Mr. B. eau be seen daily from TO A H. or 2 10
81 p 81. Terms moderate, and made known by Mr.
8 sstow in person. Nov 3-dlmif
n PUBLIC NOTICE
IN HARLES F. OSBORNE having by his
Nv deed, bearing da.c The 20ih day OF October,
H9, and admitted TO record in the Clerks Office
n he Hastings Court OF The City oil Redmond,
$ aveyed 10 the undersigned az Trustee, for The
& .t.f. OF the UaieG States OF America, all his
e,a, demands, and chooses in action OF every
I'd and de;crip ion, all p.r.ons in any way in-
t'et 10 the said Osborne, are hereby notified
Mpquired 10 pay tie amount OF tn:ir said re-
,eye deb:s TO TIE undersigned as speedily as
ksble, he being alone authorized 10 collect and
"nceipls for the same.
ROBERT c NICHOLAS, Trustee.
sas-eod
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

THE undersigned have formed conneIion under
i tn. style aud firm of NANCE q GuOCH, for
the purpose Of conducting a COMMISSION ANU
FORWARDING BUSINESS. They will give Parti.
cuar attention to the sale Of Tobacco Flour, Wheai
and Corn. >.
Goods 10 be forwarded will meet with prompt ces
patch.
Dcr Liberal CASE advances on consignments.
1y Office on North Basin Bank.
tho. J. NANCE,
ID. P. GOOCH.
lbs Mountain Butter just received, and for sale
or accommodating terms. n. % u.
Nn, O.
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NOTICE TO CONrRACTORS

SEALED propos ais will be received al stanton until
- Thursday, 29;h Instant, forihe grading and bridging
OF twelve miles Of The Louisa Railroad-trom Waynes
borough Ia SiauntoR
Contraciors will he expected to receive At least
twenty per cent. IN the .tock OF the Company; the
woik Will be divided Into sections of one mllr, and
bids mist tx made f"r each mile specifically.
a. accurate profile will he preGared by Monday, Goth
instant WILLIAM A KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
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GEO. N. WEST & BRO.
ROSEWOOD PIANO.

RUSEW OOO rIhNO.
n TAYLOR has just received beautiful Rose
r. wood octave PIANO FORTE, with harp stops
~ i, The modern Improvement 5, from the cele 6rated
-ansisetory OF NUNS's l. CLARK, New York;
Tsrsr instruments have been acknowledged 10 stand
s.r in tune and wear better than any Others MADE "
nt country, thereby saving to pqrShaseis Tug Jury
ar,s annually required to keep the inaHuiioh's VI
amer makers In order.
fme sNN'' ''N p. II. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Ware Room, i6o Main street, oppo'
rstbe Banks. W. WV. =.
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--- To nit.

To nit.
L.. Justice Of the Peace for the - aiore-
said, do hereby certify that - Whose name 10 ABOVE
subscribed aitesIing witness, personally appear
ed before me in my - aforesaid, aud made oall,
that the abose named -, Whose names are SUB
Hcrbed az parties the above litter o! attorney, ac-
ness as their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal, this - day Of -
eigh;een hundred and -. ----lsfAL
RIcHNosp. oath Oct lsi9-3tawlw
RELIEF FOR THE EUROPEAN POLITE
CAL REFUGEES.
IN The full confidence in the far famed generosity and
1 charity Of the Americana. towards the unfortunate
and oppressed, in which The Old Dominion cann"; be
surpassed by any other State. We call on me cizens
of Richmond for small contribution, 10 relieve th0e
unfortunate men ~ln, IN the late revolutions OF Eu-
rope did strus gle maniuy for liberty hui oserWhen.
ed by poSer and treason, are now Without NOME aho
without MEANS and although DESTROYS, are unable Ia
procs ed TO this blessed land of liberty the asylum Of
the oppressed and the brave.
hny donation will he thankfully received BY the
VALENTINE HECKLER,
WM MILLER,
JOS DOEHFLISGER,
l. WENDL1SGER,
AUGUST SCHAD,
Nov Is JOS WETZLAG.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held IN the
clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Court OF Ia"
and Chincery of Northampton county, ON hohuay,
the 2i,h day Of September, Isi9
Hugh Keys ana j homas kcys meIe '''a Pi'
nets trading under the hrn Of Keys d hrotner'
' Plaintiffs:
against
John Ii Berry, Thomas Williams, Nathaniel 5 West
aud William I Fi!che,t belehaan,s.
The defendant, Jotn II Kerry, not having entered
is appearance and given security, according 10 the
Art d Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court, and II
appearing ny satisfactory evidence thas ne IS not an i
habitant of this Commonwealth: IL ofdersh that me
said defendant, Juhn Berry. do appear here AZ ns
rules TO be oldsn for The said Court, on the rst NON
day in January arIl and the bill oil Inc PAIN
in sone newspaoc publ he'd in the City of Richmond,
70, two onhs successfully ana lhat another copy We
posted a, the front door Of the Court H"'e oil Inc saa
county CoPy-lesS.er ,,c :, r.
Oct 81 -cw2m LOUIS NJ" aa'' y. =.
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SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AT The Office
~ Of The James River and Staun,oa Plank Road
Company in Scotsyle, until the lith day OF Decem.
her for the graduation OF II miles of said road
Bids viii also be received for urns the lumber
~ miles-froa Scottsville Dfnoxsviile. All the
lumber 10 be Of white oak or pine For each mile
there will be 1920 feet Of plank-lo,5GO feet of
stringers, superficial.
fhe work will be paid FOR in current HANK notes.
There viii be the usual reservation Of 20 per
the monthly estimates.
Specifications Of the abnve work can be seen ap-
pcann nj the Off in ScnitsvIlie, after the 18th of
November. r. LINDSEY WALKER, Engineer
James River and Siaunion Plank Road Company.
&nu I'll
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siNTON'S NURSERY,E

Surviving Executors OF Eiihu Chauncey, deceased.
Philadelphia, October l0-cwim
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AUCTION SALES.
NORRIS & BROTHER,
successors 10 DRTNKER 4 MORRIS
Cola oen tQr

Sole hgeutS tOE
~rorcester,s Piano FOrtes.
u.TuoNlALs OF THE PRESS OF NEW YORK.
fssSnm the Home Journal, 18th Novemoer.i
t,ecESTER,S PIANOS.-We wero invited lew
NV.ss nso 10 exam,ne tho Piano Forte Warerooms
"A Worcester, In the Third Avenue, wnolc w
IN material Of tho instruments In every stage u
sS.,an, from the rough boards to the nienly hnisn
20, .xouisitoly toned ornament OF the parior. AS
sS,u Mr. Worcester has had great experience, anu
e,Sruments are known and appreciated IN oseIy
, Il the land. We advise our readers, IL ,'ne anu
r,uny offer, 20 take view oil the internai a'ranse
sn,,s Of M Wa extensive and adn'fao'e h'a"u'a'
M New York Commercial Advertiser Of the sHa
x.uniper copies the above. and says: u,;u,s,,
NJ agree with the above, from Morris ana WINS
s.s, Journal, most decidedly, and We claim 10 KNOW
hssss,ua about the matter. Mr.. Worcester's pianos
- unsurpassed 10 purity andvoume oil lone' anu
grechanieAl execution -
,.,,ovrnsSrsIS PIANos-New York 10 fuily emu
a 10 the credit Of having effected tho greatest Iea
,ovemen MS In the construction OF that nooes1 o'
struments, the Piano. Some others may nave auueu
phe sweeacss of certain parts OF tnei. ,sa uhns
me cost OF The powes and briiliancy oil tho who're
,i,e others again have lavished money upon lne au
aic decorations of the frames; but TO our Ieo" S
On Worcester whose Pianos have iattcry nlaae ~
s.y 90 rapidly into public favor, belongs v and
.ina al The same time the power, auaiiy aau ~
Iarance OF tono aud without corresponding Ia
,t,op of price. His mandatory and ware 'ooa n az
rnlrd Avenue, are we'll worth v'st-evel :. Gentle
,ense Of shilling for omnibus nonsyto any 81 pur
nan or iady artist amateur, feaiy ae I IN
hasn. S,s, class Piano tha, can be relied on If
10 our assortment We beg 20 invite INC af'''
professors, amateurs and The puohc. NC rsrms will be
Purchasers may rest assured lnat sb,ainsd in the
ound as fair and as issrei as can 20
D""'' TUNING AND REPAIRING. ,,.n,
u, q Tha,a,on. long and favorably known ameng
"a as an experienced and superior Tuner anu and
Of Piano Fortes, Is employed IN our '"sS
VII Ea a.'' 10 - A' "'' MORRIS & BROTHER.
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BOOTS BOOTS BOO rSl-We have JUS!
ID received good supply oil Boots, suitable
10, farmers and ditchers. Those IN want oil
sOot, srong Boot, will give US call:
Nov % PUTNEY g. WATTS
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Thomas n. Giles,

ATTOR NEY 1T LA w,
has removed his office to The Eastern side
II of i2h street, between Main and Cary
,r.es three doors from the corner OF l2h and
Main streets. Nov l5-dlm
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PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTING
r P. CLOVER. associate member OF The
u. National Academy oil Design. New York,
has rooms at his residence on Marshall. second
coc below Fifth street. Nov 2-d&clws
TEA 10 hall Chests and Boxes very super>
/ or Gunpowder Tea; 2 Chests prime Black
Tss;recelving ioraa)e by
Nov % E. H. SKINNER.
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TcN noIIAPS REWARD.

DAN away from The Belle Isle Works about
II lbs first of August last. Twp negro men, ma
nsd CHARLES and CARTER. Charles IS
about ~ years Of age, feet 10 inches high, OF
brown complexion. one leg rather shorter man Inc
o,he,. which causes a halt in his gait, feeble 10
te,hb and drinks 10 excess Carer is about
y yeais old; and abou, the same height, though
no, sane so stout as Charles, and abon! lse same
ccm.le,ion-bolh would b. considered rather
i.eh!s negroes, though TALL. They have been
since seen within the city. and are now believed
10 b. lurking about il. They belonged TO Mrs.
Naocy Edwards, Of King William county; and
MAJ, pc, haps, be in that neishborhood. We will
piy. S. each, as the l4w requires, for their de-
livery TO us, or Mr. T Il TaliafsT'o, OF this city,
or lh.ir being secured in any jail 10 the State.
JOHN r. TRIPLETI & SON.
Twill give 81 SOC. each, in addition 10 The above
,esard for the apprehension, as above, Of these
100 slaves 1 Il IALlAFEhhO,
Sog N-d,f Agent OF Mrs. Nancy Edwards.
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Moro Breaking CT Pledges.

In the various speeches which the correspondents OF
the federal papers have put into the mouth of General
TAYLOR (but which everybody who knows him knows he
never devered he is made say that he visits Pennsy
vania for the purpose of making himself acquainted with
all her great interests The in which he executes
this purpose which the manufacturers of his addresses
make him express thus noticed by the Chester County
Democrat:
PROGRESSING THING, DOING ANoTHER.-When Gen
Taylor came into Pennsylvania his pesent tour he
proessed for the purpose oil examining into and
informing himself about the agricultural manufacturing
mining interests Of the State But how does he
actl Instead of visiting farms, manufactures, fur
naces workshops, &c, he hastens from town to Town
stopping at wing headquarters, devong all his time to
public receptions and evidently lending himself to the
eectioneerng purposes Of the unscrupuious men who
have him In keeping Nowhere, neither at York, lancas
ter Columbia Harrisburg, Middleown, Carlisle, Cham
bersburz nor Bedford, do find him deyoting any the
attention the purpose avowed by him on coming
into the State His professions this subject like those
avowed by him before election other subjects appear
have been made only cheat and mislead the public
mind.
Thus is General Taylor now acting in conformity will
his previous conduct from the time he entered the po
cal arena as candidate for the presidency the present
that IL. protesting one thing and doing another. The
people now understand him, and the deceptive, cheat
ing party by whom he is supported. He has now
lost his popularity. great extent. in this country. ant
will continue to sink in popular estimation as long b,
remains in the presidency. man without those high
qualifications OF talent, learning, and experience to
tain him, and without the least regard for his soiemniy
pledged trord never maintain his hold upon tn,
respect and affections Of the American people, howeve
strong may once have been their regard and admiration
Tor him.
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the manner in which these designs are carried n,
New York-the principal port OF the Union-As !,
Goods permitted to the merchant were sent to tn, n.
store. and goods that should be examined were s.o
the merchants and the surveyors Office was crowded
merchants clerks and others, who could get no he,
to their complaints or redress for their grievances n
accommodating difficulties have alone prevented more
raj sweep hitherto; and as fast agood officer can
bly, be spared, he is promptly supplanied. These are
ever, minor difficulties The custom-house appe.,
be governed almost entirely by clique of person. Of
most ultra school, and the most vexatous procsea
are instituted in case Of almost every invoice, undo,
tence OF detecting false invoices, but really to maxi
present system as odious as possible to the public
have however the discrimination to perceive that tn,
admirable system may. in the hands Of reckless and
scrupulous partisans, be made the instrument Of on
sion"
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We referred yesterday morning 10 the return OF Mr..
Barton, late charge TO Chill We have this morning to
announce the return OF another charge who appoint
ed by the last administration and superseded by the
present. We mean Mr. f. Hise, charge d'afaires in
Central America He, too, is a OF superior abilities
and Of high reputation Mr.. Hise is from Kentucky,
and every way eminenty entitled to the Office which
he has filled; and he would have retained il II the
policy of the present administration, in removing
democrats and appointing wings, had not superseded
every consideration Of efficient talents and of public
vice. We hail his return with cordial welcome to his
own country.
Mr. Hise arrived at New York on Tuesday morning,
in the brig Marion Gage, from Belize Honduras) which
she left on the 5th instant She brings accounts Of tn.
state Of the country, which to the norhward and east
ward Of the capital still in great disorder but leaves
hopes Of the disorders being soon suppressed.
"a great quantity Of merchandise had lately been robbed
its transit from Yzaba TO the capital all post Office
private couries intercepted, and
destroyed and impossible for travellers or gods tc
pass without strong escort and this the government
could rarely afford to give The only hope which those
erescd In public tranquility had In the expected
turn Of Gen Carera, the ex-President who, during his
voluntary retirement into Mexico last year, was prescribed
by the ultra beralists Of Assembly. Gen. Carers
having however, returned and gained possession of much
Of the country, the ultra party unable establish order
resigned in favor of their opponents, the moderates who
have offered Carera the of the repub
lic He was expected in Guatemala in a fortnight
cit said that charge dsaes In Central America, the
Hon. E. Hse, has been successful than his prcdeces
In that mission, having concluded treaties Of smiy
and commerce with Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicara
gua and cf in train for the negotiation in Wash
ngton Of similar treaties with San Salvador and Costa
Rics. Il is also understood that Mr.. Cha,ed, the pen
potenusy Of her Britannia Majesty, and Mr. Cloqpet, pen
potentav Of his Majesty the King OF the Begians had
cluded treaties with Guatemala"
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Washington is famous for its fruits and its hovsi
The taste Of her citizens spreads into the neghbo
country, and displays its fruits in the beautiful and
licious productions which its admirable soil puts O,
During the present season. when the cholera seemsio b
threatened its inhabitants they have been cbay
ever in the consumption of the excellent vegetables
fine fruits which have been sent to market The peach
however now begin TO be eagerly sought after; buthO'
large proportion OF the crop was killed by the "a
fross Of the spring, yet we have seen and enjoyed
delicious peaches which escaped the general destruc
OF this fruit. We have seen no specimens TO comp
with the exquisite ones for which were yesterday
debted to the politeness Of generous friend. n
grew at the place OF Col. Brooks, on the Badsnsb'
road about three miles from our City Post Office.
are superior to any others that we have seen, elthd
beauty, favor, or size They remind US more OF the
nous Royal Kensington than Of any other species IL
measure about ten inches in circumference and we
mate their weight at nearly half pound. There wa
large basket OF them, and they were so beauhiu
decorated and arranged amid small bouquets Of rare
exquisite flowers, that we cannot adequately desc
the tout ensemble of the fruits and their embeishme'
We venture TO say that no sovereign Of Europe
had superior peach, and finer specimen oil Na'"
gifts in the centre Of his table than the one when
thus presented to the gaiihed senses Of simple Hi'
lcan.
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We understand that while Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Hughes Of the corps OF typographical engineers, was
lately on furlough, he received invitation from the
Panama Railroad Company to direct their chief en-
gneer certain operations in reference TO the surveys and
examination OF the isthmu, OF Daren preparatory TO the
construction Of that road gave his assistance de-
Sired closing his association with that company as soon
as his furlough expired II affords great pleasure to
publish in our the following resolutions OF that
company in reference to the able and skifu manner in
which Lieutenant Colonel Hughes performed the duty
orrfoE PANAMA RAuRoAD CoMrAsY,
New York. August 2, 1919.
At meeting of the Board OF Directors the following
olutiops adopedi
Roped That this Board Of Directors have received with
treat the able and pcrspiouous report Of Col
George W. Hughes the chief engineer under whose sklfu
energetic direction the Of the sthmus has been
under circumstances of than ordinary difficulty and
they hereby cheery testify the high sense they en rtan
Of his capacity for the important work committed
TO his care and with which his name and fame are now
ndissoubly connected
oubc service will render IL necessary for him discon
nue his connection with the company their chief eng
nesr but that they WILL at all times, gladly avail them
elyes of his counsel and cooperation In prosecuting THIS
work and he carries with him the warmest wishes OF the
members of this board, both individually and coectvey
Rsso,psd That the secretary be requested to transmit
copy of the foregoing resolutions 10 Col Hughes.
THOMAS w. LUDLOW, President.
FsAsos srrss, Secretary
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subscriber has referred our attention to an article
which appeared in the New York Commercial Advertiser
Of the 2st instant As we do not exchange with that
paper, and have not the article to which CORE
sponden refers, have not ia our power 10 besow
upon il the notice which, in his opinion, IL merits,
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The following sad intelligence was communicated to
us by telegraph last evening
MAoos, Ga, Aug %. 1870 MIR. Plau one Of your
cling sgen killed last evening by the falling OF tree
him ss he travelling the road, few miles west
Of Thomssson, In this State,
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From the National Intsllss'''
Health Report.
orrrcE or THE BoARD on HsA.ab, sp
WAsuIsoros, AUcusr ~ '0"
Sni The following cases OF cholera have been 'e Iso
to the Board Of Health from the Washington Asylum
house j -, vs
August 10, one colorcd male aged 40 years.
ir,emperate-fstsl. -, y.
August 20, one white female aged 81 years, vasS"'
intemperaie--fstal .nt ye
intern pera te--recovered -, y,
Angus, "a, one white female aged "a years, VaS'"'
iniempcrate-fatal.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS MILLER, M u,
President Board Of H'aln
To w. w. STATION, esq, Mayor.
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MERICAN Consttusicns-Tbe Consultations 80. o. % s.c
states Of the United States corrected down 70 lsfs s
CONSTITUTION OF the United States, the Articles Of con pr
DECLARATION Independence, &C. Complete In one vo'"'
81 cents. II. 4af .asf .rrtffU :. .uru rAyIOE
Aug - fAN'n -
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ceIect Comedies translated from IisIisn q goaen
" and Nota. For sale BY rSnHeA
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We have discussed at length the relations OF the
late Secretary Of the Navy TO this subject We have ex-
posed the injustice of the insnuatons which have been
directed against him.
We now give intelligent correspondent the opporu'
nifty OF discussing the other branch OF the subject, which
relates to the defalcation OF Mr.. DENLY himself Wa
need not say to any who reads it, that this commun
cation comes from who thoroughly understands the
subject and who justly appreciates the conduct OF Mr.
DENLY:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-11
Tne Hotels.

.rNr.Is AND DEr.Rrpnts
w Seymour, Troy; A. aud A w. Jonnson, philsisl.
phie; apt schsnck, steamer Ohio % Casey Potoma s
D.. tlarke BalstoB; B Clarke, do; " n Cross. WASH
iptton; wslhsr. 4. q A.; n y. south.rper, Se~
Jsrssy Or. Tulbsrd, L. 8 A n T. Van Buren. do y.
y. Holden. Boston; Hon n. L. Rose. Ontario county
Capt Warden Royal Artillery. Montreal; Lieut. New-
ton. A q Walker Sc Croix Dr. Downer, do.
Mrs. q d. smith, de-; Capt ". Brown, u. y. A. u. ~
Naury. do pnpltos. Baltimore; H. White aud lad y,
syrtcusei Logan. Montreal; Capt Folsom, u. q. A
arrived Jettsfdsy at the irving House
". Drew Bufaloi " Andrews prosidenss: J. n Han.
con, do N Lush, U $. A w Bryan, Mass; J. II.
Pratt Maine; y Sparks, BuHso; r o. Parker. Abirg-
con; J. Fuller, Boston; " west. 4. s. n Hon j. vi
Ryerson. New Jersey. have auivs1 at the American
A. A. Prescott. Petertburg, w miller. 81 Louis;
Capt e stanton. Stonington; y. Spear. Vermont; w
Moran. Nalone' = III. Sanford, Csnsda; J Cameron,
DO; }. l.. Matkewsos, Montreal; j. y. bowman do :
Hon " Strong, Oregon JB Grouse, Canada West, ere
at he Hovard