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Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
Office Of Correspondence,
Ge79 wAsHINGTON CrTy. :.

LII persons having business in the city Of Washington
IA informed that the undersigned has established here
an OFFICE or CORRESPONDENCE for the purpose of Civ
Ing any information desired by any person in any part
the world No business whether public private If of
honorable character will bs excluded from the correspond
Of this Office Persons wishing know how to proceed
In any business they may have before Congress- in tho pub
uc Offices &c. will be discreety advised and where proes
ona or other aid necessary the best will be procured
recommended. ls44sE. NJ f.E,i..r,. f.sf.
The undersigned Will regard all matters communicated to
him In connexion with this Office sacredly confidential
and WILL by himself and through such agents 1t may be
necessary for him to employ every possible precauon
TO preserve them involate
Every letter Of inquiry must contain fec of fire dollars
which will generally be the only remuneration required
but should 1t compensate ths service be rendered.
the proper amount will be stated In satisfactory letter in
reply. n. .. .--sa
A5- Address, (postage prepad1
THOMAS G. CONNOLLY,
Office of Correspondence, Washington, D. G.
WASHINGTON CIrr, January 16, 1852.
Mr.. THOMAS G. CONNOLLY is known to worthy cit
Zen, gentleman Of intelligence, and clear accurate
and ready writer and regard him cmneny qualified
for the abe prompt and faithful performance Of the useful
duties connected with his and original design of
OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE ,
RICHARD WALLACH,
~. 8 Marshal for the District of Columbia.]
WALTER LENoX,
Mayor Of Washington City]
10. GALES, ...
Tssnior editor Of the "National Intelligencer."l
r. w. LATHAM,
jan ~ Banker.J
Intel. Repub. Union-Tu. TIL. SAT. If 6m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17

1t Is clearly perceived on which side the 'aver-
oge" advantage is; but we claim only the free
dom of the operation from usury
4. The practice Of selling to the bidder of the
highest premium, which seems to be such a stun
bling-block and SO awful a usury to the unin-
itiated, serves simply the reaest method Of aot-
ting the money on hand among the members de-
string the same and, since each premium reverts
to the treasury, and is loaned out again at COM
pound interest, flor the benefit, pro rata, of him
self who takes the loan and pays it, IS hkeU,Se
The means Of shortening The duration oj thc aSsocta-
non. We're it not that the association would last
nearly twice os long--an excessive and nconye-
nient period--the premiums" might be dis
pensed with altogether. SO, in lieu Of them, the
monthly contribution might be raised to 50 per
share, instead of 81, or the closing value Of
the stock reduced to 500, both of which modes
would reduce the time Of the association one
half, but have their inconvenience
B. Thus these mutual loan associations are
one, and perhaps the first useful and practicable
realization, of the many schemes Of '"social re-
form and Improvement, on the principle OF : AS
ISOLATION" For what single dollar or two a
month in the hands Of each individual member
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
THOMPSON'S
LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY /!
LANE fuckers BUILDING,

LANE fuckers BUILDING,
FtnHsylrdrid Apenue, Washington, d. c.
,NIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the aes and
4 gentlemen Of Washington and vicinity, that no has
opened tho above for tho purpose OF taking the like
Of all who may wish TO favor him Nth call lie
spared no expense In making IL tho
q BEST GALLERY IN THE CITY.
And cm his long experience proprietor Of several gal
Jc escsd by any lie will give his personal attention
each picture. and will suffer 10 20 dsSatcd
Ills apparatus entirely and possesses oil the
improvements having Of the nrscaily arranged
SKYLIGIITS In the country
GlJ- He is willing guaranty satisfaction iaie IA
largo assortment Of ncy constantly hand and
Tor sale at rcagone ble rates.
R9- Postmortom case. promptly attended 10.
fab 2l--ti4n 2l r. G. THOMPSON
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
A PANORAMA FOR SALE.

OFFICE or CORRESPONDENCE, WAsHNoToN
February %, 1852.
HALF OF very beautiful PANORAMA is offered for
sale. IL is believed that in the hands Of good exhb-
or can be made very profitable The present Ia
unahe from other engagements to give his personal at
enuon, and is unwilling TO place 1t IN tho hands OF any
ono not directly and permanently interested in its
Apply to I. c. CONNOLLY,
ieb G3--u General Correspondent
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

IL lRkWOOD McGIBL respectfully inform the citizens
IN OF Washington that they continue TO execute every
description Of BOOK and JOB PRINTING with nOatness
and despatch
nfy~ Pamphlets, Cards, Handbis, Labels Bank Checks
Circulars Notices. Insurance Policies, Posters Bill Heads
&c, &c, printed at short notice Also printing In fancy
colors. Ca OFFICE corner OF Sth and streets.
fob 1T--tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
TO CAPITALISTS 3!

OFFICE or CoRsEsPoNDENoE, WASHINGTON,
February H. 1852.
WISH to borrow $1,000 to 500 for to three years,
4 mortgage on city property worth four times the
amount.
Also, another sum Of 81 800, on like terms,
7. G. CONNOLLY
feb 20-u General Correspondent
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
SAMUEL 7. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law,

65 Fayehe street, Baltimore, Nd,
DRACTIsES in the various courts of Baltimore Prompt
L attention given to Collecting lie refers to
Hon. s. u Downs, Senator from Louisiana.
Hon. @. w. Jones' do. Iowa
I. @. Connolly, esq, Editor American Telegraph.
DR.. John ., Wharton, Baltimore Nd
feb 2l--tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
CENTRAL HOTEL,
WQ,ren street, east end Of tho Railroad DEPOT,
SYRACUSE, N. Y,


On the left hand you enter the Car House going west on
tho right going east, only ten feet from the Depot.
6- No danger Of being left the remain here thirty
minutes for passengers dine Efficient and trusy walters
always hand the arrival OF each train attend bag
gege entrusted TO their
MEALS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Good accommodations for passengers remaining ever at
one dollar p9r day.
n BThc propltetcrs' efforts will always be please
their guests Having eight year experience both East
West they feel confident hst all will bs satisfied and solicit
the patronage Of the public.
ian IL b. A. CLARK a co
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17

MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has re-
W opened an office for the transaction of law and agency
business on street. near the Department Of the INTERIOR
and nearly in Of Willsrds Hotel where ho boards
dec 31-3m
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
IMPoRTANT TO THE DEAF.

DoCToR HARTLY, AURIsT, nom the Ear Infrmary
IL 90 Arch street. Philadelphia, begs to his
TO this city for few days. The number aud impor
nce OF the under his caro- his VISIT and the
gratifying amount Of which attended his treatment
have induced him TO expedite his return His stay here
viii depend much upon circumstances and Il will be ad
vable for thcse who wish to consult him TO make early
call Residence Mycrss Drygoods store between 9b
and 10th streets, Pennsylvania Consultation and
examination fec, 81. jan 14-tf
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17

mare complete Catalogue Tor Agents viii be fulniBhel te
all who desire It, personal application, OF by letter
Fowlers and Wells nave all works on Photography, at
Wholesale and retail.
These works may bc ordered n large small quantities.
They may be cent by Express, freight by railroad,
Steamship sailing vessels by stage canal to any city,
village in the United States the Canadas TO Eu-
rope, or any place on the globo.
Checks OF drafts for large amounts on New York. Pha-
dsphia Boston, GlSeys preferred We win pay the cost
oil exchange.
When single copies Of the abovcnamed works wanted
the amount IN postage stamps small change bank notos
may be enclosed In letter and sent by mail to the pub
lishers who will forward tho books by return post. All
letters and other communications ghogd be postpaid
directed "a follows: F0WLERS AND WELLS,
fCh oB-d3m No. 13l Sassap-srcet, New York.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
LAW NOTICE.
Richard n. Young & J. McNeals Latham,

VIII practise In the Supreme Court Of the United States and
the several Courtt Of tho District Of Columbia.
ian Oft
Daily American telegraph., 1852-03-17
DHALON,s CHEMICAL HAIR INVIG-
q ORATOR, TO prevent Baldness. and

restore hair fallen off or become thn and to
EyYEcTU ALLY sCURF DANDRUFF-prico 90 cents.
i yELoN'S MAGIC HAIR 0ILp for the promotion OF the
LuxuRAsr GROWTH and BEAUTY the PRESERVATION and RES
roRATIoN, of the HAIR-priee rs cents
a. Those articles warranted 10 gipe sdtifdctior
For sale by A. GRAY, Bookseller,
jan To- 7th ST., opp 0dd-Fellowe Hall
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sign aed to psss ard bis opinion whether or no, the
tracks will obsuuci said streets as pablo HIGHWAYS
Adopted
By Assistant AID Brea5en. that Bay !. nom
Bowery 10 Orange st.. be lighted ~itn gas Adopted.
By Assistant AID Rodnao, resolution that the
Hudson River Railroad Go. be required 10 take up
the present rails on Hadson st and put dosn a
soeved rail on granite blocks the rails 10 be let into
said hiosk even with their surface and IN case OF
Noncompliance OF the Company within three months,
mat the present rails be tsen and The street re-
psVec In The manner II previous 10 the occupancy
OF rand street for the rail To Committee on Streets
R,port-Ofth the Committee on Fire Department IN
favor OF returning OF Engine No "A to the Company.
Adopted
The Board then adjourned forthe term.
From the minutes. EDWARD SANFORD Clerk.
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JAIL Delivery Troy Whis OF

JAIL DEIlFEhl - no Troy w niQ oil
Tuesday says that four Of the prisoners confined In
The County JAN, In thai city. ceeded In sfecSns
their escape on Sunday night. IL appears that they
worked their way up 10 the roof. and then maDssed
by means Of rope TO lie, themselves down on the
grouud The names OF the escaped prisoners are
Jerry Delsny. an Irishman, charged Nth numbering
bis vie in Hoosick some SIX weeks since John
Ambrose, accused Of having hand IN the burglary
ard arson a. 200 Rlyer-St and Iso other pevons
charged with burglary. one called Bill Van Deusen,
and the other Itaac Herpin. German. The sher.
N has offered a re- ward of 500 for their arrest ana
delivery at the jail, or $50 for each of them
FIRE-At about o'clock this morning
a ore broke out in the double dwelling house, Nos.
l5l and 1873, ON Eastay, near Sui s0n-st owned ~
hessrs. :. q I. hou'Son. aud &C ,upled by w. w.
Bruf and Mr. Holman. The danes had made sueh
progress before the inmates we're awake. that they
were obliged 20 escape by jumping ron the second
story Hincows, without saving AlSthlng.
The engines were IN lbe TO get ID the fire very
readily, and the house burned 10 the ground.
Messrs. Moulsors are insured, but the occupants
lose everything. tRoch. Dem, jan 20.
10 Mr.. William Kioney was killed in
Sparta Crawford Co.. Pa ,on FRIDAY The 9TH inst by
limb falling upon his hea as ne was cutting wood
upon his farm. No, coming home 10 supper, his
daughter fearing some accident had befalen him,
traced his footsteps into the woods, where she found
him about O'Clock In the esening. quite dead
TIE deceased was amor the INST settlers IN the
county, and was much respected by all who knew
him
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FLUSHING ITEMS The FLUSHING Jourag

FLUSHING ITEMS The Flushing Journal
presents a very encouraging picture OF the pros
periiy Of its village. II says: We are OF opinion
be needed In our village by the first OF May, and
that every would be eagerly taken al reats tina,
would yield owners full ten per cent. class OF
cottages costing from twelve hundred to two thou
card dollars. on lots embelliShed with fruit uees
and shruboery, would prove good investment. We
have not doubt OF II We have the capital among
us and II each of capitalists would erect one or
two such buildings they would not only beneht theu
pockets and property. but also contribute TO the
growth and prosperity OF the community, and IN
that way make themselves public beDefactors.
- On Thursday last the greenhouse OF Thomas l..
Robinson with a 10. Of choice plants was destroyed
by IRE.
- John Payne, a boy, was Killed day or two
since by falling over the balusters OF star way.
- RumOT says new steamboat OF Light draft Is TO
run from Flushing to Strattonport next summer
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HENRY 4. DAVIES. Att0rne
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of
- the application Of The Mayor Alderman and Common,
sty Of the City Of New reisvs 10 sn ,S Hason
River in the City Of New York. The subscribers Com
Of Estimate aud Assessment n me aooss emf
give notice pursuant to the requirements oil an &c. OF
Titled An Act to amend Act entitled Act to reduce
several Lawn relating particularly to the Cay OF Me~ Io5S
into one Act passed Aprl lSl3 passed Aprl ~ SJJ
that the abstract Of the and asssmsnt Of the
Commissioners in the above matter containing .he aan9s
lots as they appear the Maps of the COMMISSIONER TO-
sether with such maps and The amount OF assss,meh
whether Tor damage OF benefit and also al the
s,mates and other documents which were used BY the
Commissioners in making their repors hsve oeen
the Street Con msoner OhCs 81 vac ~. S - cnn
csrn there remain fer st least nfty days before lhe
" one ma and 1 nsne msnsd And
the said Commissioners iutheI give noice " nc
and the City and County a1d Tor o'ney
purposes, passed May a. is4o passed MT Sa5s, - ana
improved unmproyed lands aecIed merely, tnst
have compisied Their Estimate ana Ass.. "a
persons whose interests are Affected theteoy anu nay
Be opposed 10 the same are rsSpssea 20 sre'1' n o
tecons rtng 70 AOshS Ma =, m o,as 81 },nes
S. SANFORD, Esq, No 10 Broadway IN the CIy OF hsN
20, "In n. Embraced BY shs assessment Oy,
that say AL the lots pieces OF parcels OF AM ~ "a
S SiI On the ess ~ tbs westerly lns His q
I0h-av; on the west, by The essisrly me on sis
o. ~ Sch between 5lst.st ard 5ai-st and On lhs
souh by the lin of the center of the block between
At and eh Ana also all the lots pieces OF ptces "
isnd situate lying and being in said City dest fed anu
bounded As follows On The east BY the wsstsIp
inr OF side OF iith-a the west BY The easteT5 hs
49, .ds h Az and BY the line OF hshwsser-n pa
the Hudson RIVER sa The north By .1s Inc 81 s nd
&c ~. .,nth by the line Of the center Of the oicsA
between 5i,t,st and sc.hn Ard the s,d sad, ~ u.
soaers further give notice sAst tnsL ls.c, \, Il,
shaye entitled matter VIII be made and presented 70
Supreme Court Of tn. State Of New iSrs A., u las
Term Of the sad Court, 70 be ned Il me ~ March
Cstv Of Nev-York Saturday. the 21th dsJ OF
is53, opening of the Court on hat DAY 81 md
thereafter as Counsel can be heard and ,hst tass
thsrs q motion will be made that aid Report % sS
Dated New York, Jan. 8, l652
MOSES MAYNARD. JR-, .,
JAMES g. SANFORD, NSlr''s'
WILLIAM s. GREGORI.) ...ug-
l.t-r
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+ Ny o K X and NEW-HAyEN
RAILROAD-WINTER App.xopupSrr ~

1881 Trans out Of New,Yost iasse nssr 49, -
Canklsi. Ard Broadway W N'' ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for Ne. X.yeu II ..a
ll.@ A Nj andt 3P. Ths II 90 A NJ ssns = en-
section with Tram nom New Haven to uartfa,d Nd
sSrnshelo lsd VITA risn over the Canal Rosd
hAFkkSs TRAINS for New-Hsren, Hartford Sn.iag.eid
sScAhtclcot River ard NenAont Railroals ~ Dsle,x
eursh and McIusal.l Bottom ard Torces1er a NJ
stops al SismoIe and Brdgepe:tJ and p M stops AZ
ssmiofd NoI~sk and Bridgeport y time Ahout s. hDpYs
" bosen The NJ. connects With the Hsassioaic and
NssfsIaek Railroads al Bndgeport, sud Cana Rsilyoad
a. A. New; haysn The O'cloo. p b. with NasgAiucs
sysciN TRANS FOR Pot CHESTER a; s.ss A. II aad c.
-. o'Np a Mount Venom aad Pc haaVlle
S.AtNs INTO NkW-loRK-Accom dalton L. aims cave
rrsew..ntven at 3so, ,, and 935A M sud 4 20 p. NJ.
-. ~ A "a receives passengers from Springfield and
$500 ara Ssnsl hSilfosd az New Haven ard from
n1axsAsek Railroad a. Bridgeport rhe i.2O y NJ
W. tsSst ngen trgn Hartford and Springfield Railroad
lfktss TRAINS leave New Haven on ARRIVAL Of Trans
oosteS Al LIS and as NJ (stOpping 81 Bridgeport
up ~ ''-''"N ""s''' a. y Us NA~
tePM TOT NAs'''' - ~ a. ~ "''-
Sc lsIss bill Of advertisement al tie Station House and
sns..ei'alHosel, gro W. WHISTLER, ia.
Superintendent
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
-Trains nf Mchiaan Sonthern and NortAarn In

w -IfaDs OF MlthlRAu oOupNtIH HIiu NuIkAofH tn
diana Railroads nun daily Sundays sIcep,ed) rs follows
Leave Monroe and Toledo a. is A. Al. arrive at La
porte at 63oP NJ: thence passengers 20 BY stage on
Plank Road IS miles TO Michigan City thence BY cars A.
miles 10 Answ0rth and By stage ls mes TO Chicago. Al
ter Feb. |, hy cars thIoag h 10 Chicago.
Returning 10 Laporte same way-cars leave Lapolte
fss NJ and arrive az Monroe and Toledo AT - 7. N
DAILY STAGES connect with Fort Wayne a. Sturgls; with
Losansport Lafayette and Indianapolis. al South Bend
and At ether places the ns with the principal OwgS
nortk and south.
Al Toledo thus line connects al Is p NJ OF NJ with
the Lake Erie South Shore by stage and railroad 20
Cleveland; thence by railroad aud stage to Enc thence
BY railroad Bunkmk TO New York, OF by stage Tom
Dunkuk 10 Buffalo, and bs cars afler keb. J.
The p Nj tram ON the New York and EIis Road con
meets with the Lake shore tram.
Passengers at Cleveland take cars all the way 10
Ptttburt hthenee BY railroad and 20 miles staging 20
Philadelphia and NewYoIk. or Baltimore and Washing
ten p. WILLIAMS, Superintendent.
Adrian, Jan. "a, 1851, i,6n
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RIVER RAILROAD
NEX .YORK - Albany snd Troy Mlnta

AuaDgsment On THU kSOAY. Jan Is, the Trains viii
Until further notice. rUD A. follows:
Leave kew-YOTk gong North, from shs once neal
Chambers st. Al 81 NJ for through freight only, start
ing from 3lstst) AT NJ. for passengers 70 Pesks-
hi and all Intermediate statI ms Al NJ Mail Tram
for Albany Troy, stopping at Peoksl and all stations
north OF that place signal At 81 AN, for way aud
through freight only (startins nom 3lst-s AT Ii PM
Elpess Tram for Albany and rroy stopping only at
Psssskll Cold Spring Fishk Poughkeepsis, Rhinobeck
and Hudson. Al passengers and ght TO Peeks
III only stopping all way stations At VI, passen
gers Peektki only, stopping NJ way stations 4.
I'M Mail Train for Albany and Trey stopping al Pseks-
XIII Gold Spring Fshk N. New HambuTgh and Pokeepss,
and all stations north Of that place signal AT ~ PM
for stopping all way stations. Al PM
Ion EHIgrans and through freight only. from 3lst 81
Song south leave Troy Engine Station At u NJ loi
nj. and len. N. Leave Albany al % AN. i1r
through freight only. from East Albany At 1t A NJ,
Mail Tram Tor New York. stopping az all stations
Where there mails to be received and delivered ~
A M for way freight only. from East Albany AIN
M Express Tram for Newly Ork stopping only at lud
sen, Rhnebeok Poughkeepse. Fishklll and PeeSsnu Al
3}PM.. fer passengers TO New York, stopping a. way
stations on signals. At % p M, from East AioanYJ
Night Mail Tram. -,
Issv. Poushseepsie for Eew-York at 81 A. ~, s'or-
ping at way static MS.
Issye Peessknl for New-York al CT NJ, passengers
for New ork stopping way-stanns. Al 10 NJ pas
ssyr,rt and freight TO New York stopping et way stations
N5PM pstsengers TO New-York, stopping al wdy-sla-
Passengers viii procure Tickets before entering the Cars
N.w-Vork Jan IS. 1859. til5l ROBf. HIGHAM, Supt
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
by telegraph.

CHARLESTON. Jan ei-Arr. ship Julia Ho yard and
schr Helene, N. York Ia the omGs ship James calder
Liverpool =, -. -,
M nerva Wrsht, and Sesmark. Philadelphia
Sid bark Horace, Boston; bng ClAtoa, ~ York schr
So nuel Butler, Baltimore.
NEWPORT. Jan 2g-Arr. bark 5arah Ann, D0ckman.
Mobile Bar 23d ult Tor Providence.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

~ The following Report from the Con-
uollsr was presented 10 the Common Council on
Monday evening last!
In accord with your resolution Of the sth inst
dnectlng the Controller to report to your honorable
Board the amount of money appropriated by the late
B0-I1 " Finance, aid also tae amount expended
under each head az 20 the 5,h day OF Jan, 1852,
would beE lelye respectfully 10 report s.foAows'
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NINIkN ARRANGEMENT, between PhiIadsI pm
and PltIsoars, through IN TWENTY -FOUR HOURS On and
sner Dec Passengers VIII be carried by the PennsyA-
MA Railroad COMPANY between Philadelphis and fitts
burg IN Twenty four Hours with only IS males Of staging
ever an excellent Turnpike Fare Sill
1hn the shortest and best route betuee, the Oye,,
West and the Atlantic Cities and the scccomnoiatoss
are In all respects Of hs highest character The Express
Through Tram Tin "a houis leaves the Depot Market
west Of B.oad st. every evening al 81 o'clock. The Dior.
mgw % Tam isaves The same place at O'Clock, A. n
With coed nights rest al Hollaaysburg
The above mes sass through Lancaster Hary,rbpTs
Lssetown; Huntington. Johastown. SC, crossing Ia
hosH'Ans ~ day hght--P hisdelp 3
49, TH0S MOORE,
als i'm AseHt PennsyVsuia Railroad Comp,ay
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NEw-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW

4 1Ukk and PHII ADELPHIA drect-U MAIL
Asd IMPRESS llNES-ThIoagh Ia q hours-New-JeI-
sey hnsad via Jersey City, leaving SewYolk 1t A nj
,oSt OF SoaIusndt-sI A. 81. and p NJ. Liberty-s.
leaves phs same hours from foot Of Walnui-st
iee1sed 70 first sass and 81 SO for second class
bALiiNOhk, MAShlNGT0N and CHARLESTON
lhfoegh nekets sold II the shoye nss and throueh bar
hreuKh conductor ~ wv" AOiA ea
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Passengers Sailed

n stess,shp Ph,ladsphl. from NsS- Orleas. Jas. ia
For he,c- iork-B Van OStr0m Jenkn ms. MI pAimsr.
]. 4 Rsgsu Mrs Hood and chili Fes,e. W; III Bates,
NJ Barnard and lady. Hvard. Mise Humphreys, MI
Harms, Mater Hams NJ Humphreys, Capt Pxtten, ~
Somerey and nine stseage.
For Cagcrcs- Mrs r. Sha,tuck and four children, Mrs
Ba and four children Mrs. Jo1nsOn NJ IS jenkins 81
Mason, Mssss John Desp'st Desplat John Shattuck,
James Shattuck, ID. 2 Shsituck Colns. CUNNINGHAM,
I Bartlett ScharfT llaght. G'askin. VIM Wilder, j.
NJ Fulton, Nv vans J. r TAYLOR ". IL Evans NJ Martin.
ID. Good andx J. Graham. Rev MI Bailey lady and three
children MIS- Gardner, Mrs Psae, SITS Hayes MssFel
lows Miss NJ Sha,tuok Miss Same, Mrs Lsnhnm and
three children Nine De'plat, y Marshai. lady and
two children J. W Harker. lady and two chldeai X.
Togmsn and lady, Miss Geray. Mrs s Myers, MT Eel
loves lady and four en- ldren Mr. Wood aud chHd Mrs
Thoma aud three children Thurson, lady and child
Mrs. MurIell, MIS-. Newhal Miss G Prince, Mss N.
Prince. and two hundred n The Storage
Irseanshp Cambria from B0stos for Liverpool-MsssE,
G.. G. Hammond Of Boston J. Meafs Il Grotoa. Mas
g NJ Pfentss. Of Worcester: BenTv Chaomln and wife,
J. Hudson. Col. StTeatfed. J. Jordan, Ieclan swan
and Sterling, Of Montreal, Sonsl aud wife. and -
Rossn OF Toronto ID 4. Callum OF ebec, j. Phillips.
OF London II ID rraiord Of he u iIsh Army-u tor
HqlJdr-Aiessn Luhn. + Hall, DsNeh 81 FRA
zeT and Rev J. Ross, OF HaluaJ-5. roial, o.