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GEORGE Nj. REED.

WILL practice In the several Courts of Cambria
Indiana, and Westmoreland counties. Office y
few doors East of Carmons Hotel.
Jan. Is, 1S51.-ly
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NV DOL, Butter, and all kinds of Grain
w taken IN exchange for goods at
y. Kooyc's store.
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CLOTHING!
Who wants bargains :

EVANS & HUGHES,
Have just received from Philadelphia at their
Clothing store in Ebensburg, large assortment
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II. l.. lEEXER,

Attorney st Law, Johnstown, Pa
Office on Main street, two doors east of the
Echo Office.
March Is, 1851.-ly
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j. M'DONALD.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa
ofhee, opposite J. Thompson's Hotel. All
business an the several Cearts of Blair. Indiana
ana Cambria counties entrusted to his care, will
be promptly attended to-
January 1, 185l.-ly
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' HUTCHINSON, JR.,
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
Once on High street, opposite Thompson
January l, 1S5l.-ly
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WILLIAM KITTELL.

Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
OFFICE at his residence at the west end of the
Borough, Immediately Below the Foundry"
January Is. 1852
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MICHAEL DAN MAGICIAN
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
Office in the Court House. nm sta;re
January l, 1851.-ly
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wv anted by j. MOORE cash in exchange
w for goods, or otnerwlse.
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Remember.

LII kinds of Lumber taken in exchange for
u Furniture, at the Ware Rooms of
N'FARLAND & son.
Hollidaysburg, April 20, 1852.
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Safety Fuse.

10000 feet of superior Safety Fuse for sale
O low to contractors and purchasers by
McCOLGAN & DOUGHERTY.
SummitviIle, April %, 1S52-2S-6t.*
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WILSON s. WEST.

Successors TO Rodneys,
Wholesale dealers in Boots and Shoes. BO7s7e,
and Strao Goodf, No II, North Sd Street
Philadelphia, Pa
April 10, 1851.-ly
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EGNER s. GREGG.

Wholesale dealers in Vines and Liquors, which
they are preparedto furnish cheap to merchants
and hotel keepers. Warehouse 2O8 Market St
Philadelphia, Pa
July 1st, 1S51-ly
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RICHARD JONES.

Justice of the Peace, Ebensburg, Pa,
! Will attend promptly to all collections entru
led to his care Office, adjoining his dwelling
Decem. q, ls51.-11-tf.
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Wholesale dealers in Hdrdacdre, CgtLsru, Nails
DC, No. 203 Market Street, above 5th.
Philadelphia, Pa.
April 10, 1851.-ly
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j. MCEEH
155 Market Street, N. E. Corner of At
kNEEDLER & FEATHER

Wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes, Bonnet,.
ard Palm Leaf Hats, No. 136 North Third Street
(opposite the Eagle Hotel
Philadelphia, Pa.
February 26, ls52.-ly
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| "dtCHeS 1ull leRelled III M
! SiVer Cylinder Escapements - 90
Silver Quarters e M
/ ty hour clocks 10Y anu 'hif
n, u. oiocks, Watches, and Jewelry repaired
at shortest notice, and warranted
4 on WILLIAM B. HUDSON.
MICHAEL DAN MAGELLAN.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
Gnice IN the Court House, up stairs.
January l, 1851-ly
+. HUTCHINSON, JR.,
! attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
Hotel. pSon
! January l, lS5l.-ly
j. NPDONALD,
! Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
once, opposite J. Thompson's Hotel All
business an the several Cearts of Blair, Indiana.
ana Cambria counties entrusted to his care, will
be promptly attended to.
January l, 1S5l.-ly
SAMUEL G. WINGARD.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
VIII practice in the several Courts of Cam
bria, Blair and Huntin gdon counties. Germans
can receive advice in their own lanpuane Office
on main street two doors east of the Exchange
Hotel.
May 8, 1S51-ly.
GEORGE Nj. REED.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburs, Pa,
WILL practice in the several Courts of Cambria
Indiana, and Westmoreland counties. Office q
few doors East of Carmon's Hotel.
Jan. Is, 1S51.-ly.
WILLIAM KITTELL.
Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa
OFFICE at his residence at the west end of the
Borough Immediately below the Foundry"
January Is. 1852.
THOMAS &. M'DOWELL,
attorney at Law, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
VIII attend the several Courts Of Cambria
county, as heretofore. Office one door west OF
VIM. McFarland's cabinet wareroom
January /, 1S5l.-ly
H l.. HEYER,
Attorney st Law, Johnstown, Pa
Office on Main street, two doors east of the
Echo Office
March Is, 1S51.-ly
RICHARD JONES.
Justice Of the Peace, Ebensburg, Pa,
Will attend promptly to all collections entrus-
led to his care Office, adjoining his dwelling.
Decem. q, lS51.-11-tf
LEWIS w. BROWN,
Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser
Two doors west of q. j. Rodgers store
Ebensburg, May ], 1S5l.-ly
N Il. Shampooing done, and razors honed in
q superior manner.
Exchange Hotel.
Hollidaysburg, Blair Co., Pa.
The proprietor assures the public that no exer-
tons will be wanting on his part to render his
house home-like to those who call with him. and
soicits share of public patronage
GEO. POTTS.
April o. 1852
Remember
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Wholesale dealer in Queensrare Chiuqlpdre
Glassware, &c, No. 245 Market Street.
Philadelphia, Pa
April 10, 1S51.-ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05

A YOUNG Mai. RoBBER.-rhe st. Louis Time,
fftb 20, publishes statement to the following efeot
On or about the fret Of January last young man EN-.
gsged as clerk in the house OF VIM l.. Ewing Co OF
this city, in returning from visit to relations In Pitts
burg fell In with very gentecl dressed youth eyed
teen or eighteen years, board the steamer Hberna
No 2, who gave bis name as VIM. Haynes travelling, ss
he represented to bis newly found acquznta wth
pocket foil Of money, to the West At Cincinnati.
the two took the steamer G. W. sparSawk bound for
this city, and upon her arrival about the 10Th Ct
Jsnuary, BIT Hsynos was introduced to the clerks
and the partners OF the house Of VIM. L. l. wing l.
Co. His tay in the city of short duraton, only
about two weeks. but duriag that time he m 4naged
to spend several hundred dollars in extravsssnt living
drers, sc. lie put up at ems CT the fret ,telr,
and in everything cut, as the saying II. vide swssh.
Shortly after his arrival he dpaltei with uessEs Ewing
Co, $1,000 and which he wittdre day or two pre-
tie frt n the present month. board ths fteaIaer
city he requested his friend the clerk OF Messrs Ewu,
day two since the clerk requested to step into
nads,-Hsyne, teppcars Us the son Of postmaster
the atrence OF his father he ATTRACTED the mails
that he was In very good condition to travel and take
ook at the West Prom pitssburg to this city be was
tracked by ths mail aSert Mr. shellcross but upon
aDtl the clerk q Messrs Ewing Co applied at the post
occ for his letters above stated IL remains to be
een whether tRc yeung scamp VIII be ovsrtaken or not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
The Indians In Florida.
The Savannah Repabliean of the 9th February,
ublishea the following letter from Capt. Winder,
U. 5. A, who is nov on duty in Flerida.-

U. ; A., who is nov on duty in Flerida:-
FoRr JYERs, (FLA.,) February IL, 1867.
TO rHE EpiTors or Thy SAVANNAH REPUBLICAN
In your paper Ct the loth OF January l hni para
graph relating Is the Florida Indians In which you state
upon the authority Of st. Augustine Ancient CtS
that Billy Bowie becoming somewhat restless; that
he has applied for force drive In number Of out
lers and that Is thought that Billy playing trios
Of sort Now, Mesns editors Billy has applied
for troopsfo that or any other purpoee will tell ysu
q trick that he has played
On the 2sth Ct January drummer boy went out from,
this Ictt to hunt, and lost bins.lf We used ell the
means within our reach to End him but without sue
cet In the mean time Issnt word to the Indians that
the boy was lost IS soon Billy heard It, although bio
people weie In the midst Ct their planting he told them
TO stop and go in search OF the boy They did So and
continued the tseroh for eight days when thcy found
him In most dorlsrsble ccaditop, the blood running
rom his more anu mouth and his jaws stU that he
could hardy open his mouth They took him on thsr
oscks and carried him about Fix miles to their homes,
where the boy says they took every pasbe of him.
giving Tim al they hsd TO cat washing and dressing h0
ttrc feet and giving lin a blanket and noccssius.
WHEN about to Dovlegs put him his horse and
brought him himself 20 this port etaace of four days
travel. The boy is now here, and doing we'll,
Nov, mark, MessrB editors, this trick played With
cut the promise Of reward, besides losing hon tssr
planting the eight ceys employed In finding AMI bring
Ing the into this post 1t In true that after the boy
delivered up Billy said he hoped his people would bs
paid for their tro ubis and loss OF time.
Some people mcssrs editsrs are always disposed to
create strife and are never willing throw OH on the
troubled waters lam satisfied that Dowjsss and the
There are SEINE bad ones amongst them; this Billy cd
mts, and iayt they give him great deal Of trouble
Have We no bad ones amongst usi
Respectfully ysdr obsdisnt servant,
JN0 n. WINDER Capt LIST Artulssy AMI
brsvst It. Col, 0smmandiDs Fort Mysfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-05
Political Intelligence.

Deueiss MEETINGS. ILLINOIS The democrats OF
Will and vsTnilon counties, Ill have held conventions
and adopted resolutions expressing their choice Of
Stephen A. Douglas, the next Presidential candidate
Cf their party.
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JEO IL InitilpS
Phillip Missell
Samuel Magill
w h Bramson
Dennis Umber6eld
A T Middagh
Phillip Englsman
John Dixon
James l. Lea
Hugh M Falconer
John Fl Watson
Robert Mooney
] Brouwer
James Browa
II Srockway
w L Tillinghast
L III Bro wn
F M Decker
j VI silory
. Ii Bro vn
John Davis
Fl e Ph alen
John I Ash
John NJ Hamilton
James began
l. d Cum mings
/ Cation
J Pringle
& V Mather
II Burbank
J lIlosson
+ 0 Prsudfoot
II & Wright
George Gresham
josh [ Cox
John N K Cox
M o Miner
II Chad wick
James Muir
Ii il Macalister
Icon Dupley
Jam ss Wilson
Eghert Files
] u Hopkins
Jos Wilson
g w Rocket
George Conklin
Crsanus Brumhill
A B Willie
Fl Donaldson
John Mcdonald
Archibald Ives
John Baker
o T. r,cbenor
John Qairk
Samuel Il Bead
Aaron Bemens
John Ball
John n Aiken
James Noble
Benjamin Comfort
Caa,ias ID Lent
Anthony Miles
Henry titz
Lorenzo Jacobs
Clarence Smith
u II Arnold
Jno T Brady
Daai A Beatty
J A Torres
Giicc,no rorssto
il II Perkins
: w Hall
WIN Il Paughbura
William FL Art
David Il Coles
Richard Griffith
Peter Dorsmu,
J Baker
] M White
John Ii HorDipg
VIM . Foord
Win ID Stewart
Washington Smith
Martin Pundt
John Dickson
Barnard McClusker
Benjamin Cox
John Stockton
John Reilly
Jacob lJeitsch
James IL Jacks
ID Laughlip
Jared Penn
James Quee
Cornelius Doris
Henry Dehme
John Nicholson
Henry Latoun
Alone Beames
James Garvin
James Kelly
Dugald Campbell
Luke Monaghan
George Traek
William Nodine
III Wagner
Jbos Han
Ere derrick SchaGer
Charles Neuhau
James Smith
Charles Lent
Edward Sperry
Jsmes Shaw
William Hays
Charles Taylor
II bert Bloodgooj
WIN Hyatt
Jacob Fisher
William Tate,
Henry Libree
Rohs Cockburu
w w l,eecher
Samuel II Munson
Theodore Wright
JOAN Fenton
Thos CavS or
James Burt
; Uuer
Jas Bowers, Jr
@ Scott
John Colby
VIM Hams
VIM ID Churchill
= Bridger
Fl i Brsdy
a Dexter
JDo MoElrath
Walter Calhoun
David Moare
John Alexander
Joseph Reynolds
Jno Purcell
w NJ Kelley
Oven Jones Jr
Thos Stack
William Ha@et.
George + Randolph;
Jas b Smith
Thee Pickering
" IA - B0Jl9
Jas Lynch
ii w Mich ole
X Welis
John Thomson
Benz Durand
y w Peters
b Dearborn
John Donnelly
J X Maury
J y Williams
w B Williams
James Comfort
M $ Wells
Henry Bogart
James Cooper
Geo w Moore
Thos II Hisksop
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r Green
j jacobs
Ia Morse
ELawrsscs
H + Angel
JAo 6 Winter, Son 4 Co
L Jackson
N * Go w Duncan
Q H Crosby
j p Banter
7 A Ferguson
w w Newton
hard h J Jenkins
ii Bowers
G w BuYees
IN EA Graves
John S,udder
j Yates
II Pike
p Smith
EA Vanderyecr
J MoNulty
q M Green
l. Strong
G Adams
$ Jones
q Henry
] Damn
M Keough
VIM Mccoy
Fl X kimbau
l. Quick
VIM Adams
p Conboyce
E& B Fongera
VIM johnson
z T. Burton
d + Moriaity
i DDavis
J & Hulse
ii Deromas
Marston & Moore
nj S,hrueman
N Birdsal
A Motley
l. B Morris & Co
p GOnrard
G Klauberg, Jr
j Noah
& Soa + Mccormick
Aaron MixtslI
erty Thomas Hough
Jno K Phillips
Phillip Missell
son Samuel Magill
w h Bramson
Dennis Umber6eld
less A T Middagh
Phillip Englsman
John Dixon
-Sann Inr1aa L. LA
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DIED.

Very suddenly, OF disease of the heart Feb H. HER
MAN HAYT, OF The finn OF Ii. K. S. Hayt, Patterson
Pmnam Co. n. Y.
His relatives and friends invited 10 aitesd his fae
from his late without further notice on
uTday Feb Ia, at IL o'clock A NJ
On Wednesday. Feb H. GILBERT c. only son Of Robert
~ and Sarah c. BeobeId, aged years. moaths and 2,
days.
The relatives and friends Of The famF so the members
of Ocean Lodge No 32l o OF D. f. invited attead
his fur eral tins Fday) If eTnoon at III from No lgG
s. nth 9th st, Wllliemsburgh.
The fuAers services OF GABRIEL LUDLOW LIE MS
will take place at the residence Of mis- in-aw U A.
Murdock Esq, No. o. East Ijtt-s. this (Frday) after
81 sciOek The relatives aud ends OF the family
aerespecful nvi 20 attend without turtle nvi'
In this Cry. Reo. -, Of coeEumpiOn, JOSEPH DE-
BAUM aged 80 yeas.
On Wednesday Evening, FEB u. after a short illnes.
in the ssh year of her age MARY ELIZABETH dau. n
ter of Geo u. and MARY s. Swords
RYAN NJ and Emma Z. Johnson, aged "A months.
~ "ismseurgh, Feb TO- CHARLOTTE Angus
TINE LILLY youngest daughter OF James sad Mary
Lilly aged Years and 4monIhs.
Feb II. aARIA. daughter Of Dr. Garet Haulenbsck,
deceased, Of pomptOn, in her as; year.
The repds Of the family requested to atoa1 the Ia
neral from her late residence No 1877 Madison FRI
day the 10 h inst. at 10 o'clock A NJ iI2 80
On the nth Feb a; -glish Neigab0rhoDd ~ j. at the
residence Of her IN law Thomas III. Herring ESQ of
pieui,y, Mrs. NANCY UNDERHILL, in the 57Ih year OF
her age
~ Lousville. Ky. Feb. TO- of assumption RICHARD
X. WALLACE, II the 23i year If his age
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Richardson Bros. & Co.'S Ctrcular
Corsspcndence Of The N. Y. Trioune

e..N,.e LIVERPOOL. lC Mosth 2Ssh las,
cinee me dae OF our last report the rmness ,hs, -
N ths uaoe has eeauued. although NO xrsat a-,an, -
business has taken place holders generally dsnaoS - !.
isfthef advance which has been but renrr.a,S ~
however IN some partial Instances specu aroTs p
compelled TO do 50 for chsice parcels Of Whsaf 49,
The oemaAd Tor lad an Corn hes beenlekx h,o-o. III
prices are eady ~ former rates Oats and O,,.a.,
usc ed rahef more AttsRgon and sli. htly en- sr
realized Arrivals Tor the past seven Ga -
quarters 81 Wheat. chiefly from the United Sfs, 800
fgypt; zsy barrels and (7T If PloaT. ar
O-lmeAi aad s,iI7 quarters Of Oats wv i'ai'
-, -, -. ist Month a7th
wet and stormy. ms oeeA very
Al our MAJ s; this day we had the usual s.,s.a =,
our Town ard local dealers uillefs Wbssr VI
f<lf ertsni 81 the full pylces obtained on the za -,
rai runs Of M xec and led Wheat bat on cho.c
While an advance Of % ~ = was rsa,Tsd ot
hAtimcTe having commanded Is ID '"s INK
Ansncsn FLOUR was held At worry full pr,cs, brt ,h.
sey Description bat very qualities Frsnch r :.
sfpsescsd far demand a. tie c9rrescy OF o., -,
indian CORN there were rather sanps. .ho .-s,
tnAh Of lae-the demand was less active but ~.
ehanee IN VI. us Of Yellow but the extreme nrcs ~ ~,
veek ies hfs Was not sustained ciasennencs af.s
NrNsi ~ iew parcels from The unitsd s,.rss VI Ae
800 OATS continue scarce. and he'd a, k,,k -.
out i'r ins drum and inferior qualities there va.
ale OATMEAL quiet. bat firm IN value Ths,s $3.50 49,
meieased Geuuy for BARLEY. Egyptian BraSs -. AZ
pioesfa'-s On rather sssiss terms bu, Exypsa go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-13

Fam, in ,s charge. said it was for the July 70 90
80 Shs,hsr The safety of the snip required neI 70
sr.hn..d ou,.,de of the bar. Tne bargain being
ss,rsen Mr. TYSON and defendant, the maSef, AZ
though part q wBeT, has no f,sn. e. ~ "'''' A'
nsrty' Verde. for plaintiff $',1o''
Corpr OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-beiore
p..n,aer ard Aldermen Compton and L weed
T,.rsdny - False Pretenses-SnsmN s6eact- III
frnIs wss called to trial, charged with having, OF
tt ian OF October last, obtained 0uo by means o.
t.'se APPROXIMATIONS from VIM. II. Merritt, part
ar in tbe arm of Trask & Merritt The case was
nnened by the Assistant District Attorney for taS
Peoole after which, BENZ 3. H Trask If. va
called 10 the stand and testified that the represents
tious ALLEGED to be false were made TO him, anu no.
10 his partner, VIM. Merritt, as the inaic'heh'
charged. ,,s
The Assistant District Attorney then more1 tne
Court to instruct the Jury 10 acqut tae prisoner on
the ground of variance between the indlc'menl anu
the proof James r. Whiting, Esq, counsei ioi .us
ACCUSED demanded that his client De acqul'teu
Internationally, the offense charged IN the IN.
dictment as different one from that IN proof. ne
point was argued az considerable lengtn, wnsn
finally, the Jlry under the charge OF the C9 W.
rendered the following singular verdict, vlz we
find the prisoner not guilty, the ground Oh vafaAce
between the Indictment and the proof, no eyidenc re
being presented, the Court not allowing any 20 DC
presened" 1t is understood that an aiemp, "iii DC
made to cause the prisoner to De indicted again
The Court then adjourned for the day.
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Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Sierra NevSdd, for Chaqrss Be,nS.sn
let. Wm Sesiosa and child, Y. Zero. Don I. j Mar.
quez, A. II Pride. Jas Bsncksr, Mrs R. Van Dusssn.
n Gatdclsrk' Gamer. jas L: Daley Mr. sosolaaki.
VIM Roob, l. j Bachelor A Cathan J Jones n FISH
Ing ASSCti BaIdeE p CteaS 3 so G.EH; Oar
s Lewis. Samuel B. Du Bots, wm warwick Wm Stall.
sfnss 1eisrnaa Jas Msso T e e Ha afs
8 StsdHsn. Hay wood. John C SC ~, Cars FritI
John Lsppein VIM Hsi1cks Anthony HooSsr' Gas;sv.
LuccAsse. L. MeoTne, l.. Lucchsss O. Puccini, b. Btr
sssl A no S s.,.II Jas Dsdse l. Wilder Bsa
perdngsr John wiletts, Jr James Marin ma. Hsa
s.n John Fife Joseph Fran. Daniel Nugsnf Or John
here X Van syos Martin Cozensson. D. furs.1 an.
HOppeIrop Jas Head. Jas. MoTsi s. Hsni. 81 s Haa..o
samuel Frsw, Gee. Carrahan. WIN, Patisn L Gus.
tine Thomas Holmes JOS. Cameron, John C0s n1a
Palmer, o Rindss Charles Palmer + Laccasss, G
Nicoia, r Pasrpol L. CTaproEi A. PIaglsnoia A Car
dolls, L. Costs y Darmsn G Van Ness. Far a. rsa
wn: LeeShaEt, Robert Lang; James Lang. James Lat
l. bsvldson Hsic6 A. Eiss sse so n wn me- ~
Phihp CaTlsy N HLderbrsnd, C. Maynard SIR NM,
SeaIan. 4. Roasnburgh, Jos. Jsckst p =. CSaEar.
Dronet. Dfonet, A We hsrbes. Slayer. John
Williams. J. II; Wright T. X wilson. Vim. Hull Milton
HUI, Tao. bsssstt Cas-. Paterson, 8. p Frsnch 3
lsa Da1ssoo o a.s j. a., fIP5 sy Isos Nor
sr; I; c L,,sl Dr. Ksan. lac % Lite. a r. Case
II Baker, Fshsr Q Denton A ASsc,t a's s'.vs.
son, stafsneh NJ =. Eeweomh, J. LuI ri Fisher
ID Coon VIM Mcneil. @. Eek. T Reed Ja, 8 Worth
Jno g Wilson, Jas b worth. Chas Randall Alden Ban
"a Drske "a vincent, ID. Mcconnell, l. Mcdonnell
her. Nc Mat,ss d finer, NJ Mallsa JAG Bsder. SAM
Hsskm. Jos wilson. b Baker. L. Avensky, L. Gilksy
mis- O. Bems. III Daester. Vim. Best r w snars~
H. H1rdoek. Iaos Story. hessTs. Prde 4 Co j CSs'
Van Queen. g; Barker YIN. Hughes. Mr. cartio. B
NEo, L. J Hsnn Jao. o'Bnen, u. Lee ~ Warser T.
lon d. l. Bartlett X Collins. WIN Tsarney' Pet.r Ma.
thevs, David Taylor. John Little. Wi liam Lttle Jno
G. A Ihenss Hare, H. A. Chatiis, Z A E,eoIs' +
y Aenln = b. GofdAa. A. Hsbsrt. Z. Giies u X L.
krns Jse. foen Jas Breeze, Jshn Bresse WIN Ti,s
bfSvn q Koch; Isaac Ecf. J. Waters, L. F1mss
=, Ansrs~s, ~ AndfeSs ". r. Hub ard. ma,
rsnssn' Waite Taft, Declitils Marvel j. Eyeret y nn-
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DiSasters. re.
RFor di,astsrto ,tssmshin q

az For dnasefto steamship Glasgow see news colunns
BRIG Al YIELD AsHoRE.-We have bssn favored By Ell
sood water, Esq Secretary Of the Board Of Cuder-
writer's, with the following, dated
-. 49, MI, MS, LONG BRANCH. Feb. IL.
Inc brlg A Yield. Philbrook m .ster from Cardenax
pound 20 New-forf. with 325 hhds moasses n ash
.so south o. the Tavern Houses she 10 full Of wa
beach. ea'~s nv VI" nav
sEsskL mas bilged on Strstford Point Conn. but We
hase no particulars Of hsr class whore rom or bound
on The passage from Glasgow 10 a. fsisn IN
Win now lat 80 loa 30 With jbbo1ni fofs,sprast aad
Iuaeef gone oy the Fanny LunsAbufg s. IL does not
sppen lhat any goods taken from the wreck
BARK eHAw. Curtis from Boston for BlsaDs Ayres be-
'ofe reported sssefe tae 0u'h OF the kennebec
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ls, J. Brown ~ wsish, NJ Ksshhrswn WIN d. DaA-
la J. G Rhsnan. Chas Moyan. A wAxlp'sy. Csrlxnt.
W Drsu Son. r. Lsgsanseuki Mr. Hoag. Mr.. Parker. j.
r Youpe. Chas Gasdon. Henry Hale. K. schoshar, X.
paws A Davu W. Schafer, G. lawrence. =. " Her,
y U.nrcoc g. B. SWEET. Jas. Tsrcot. John l.. Davis
q d HiJos i;otcby, = wiles Geo Elliott. Jns Evans
B. y Grsreer. J. Calkins Wells Henry C,a,s, Jas
II p.,Ie,'D s glib, g ;. Powell. J. r Hall Jao. Hall
A M plat. J. c Rose. JIo Robinson, G. Rove, d. HIN
ton = rspris Jos shvoy W J. Mason = Gilhn. Fell
tom e waters X X Parker. J. X ellis, l.. sox.
ri Mathew n Ebostts. Jno. stover, h. Mil. o. =
SWEET and 10 others. Total 357.
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Passengers Arrived

Ia stesmSh7 Pac,ac from LigerpOOt--Mr ConklnE AMI
lady, Mrs kusael and chi d. Mrs Iimpsoa and iafaa,
Mr. Boa oman, Col s. Colt, Mrs Peard Messrs George
wilson ] ). Rsnson. 5. s. Abbot,s. II Whi-even, ].
Genu, 1hOs Medley, II WhtstOne asd LADY, W. r. L
Jones. A. saath and lady, Thos Hler, Mr. Davis =
Wess mr Cempe aud LADY, ID Wells Mr. Hutch ngs sfr.
Wright. Mr. Kniyost. LADY AID servaEt j A. bfacbatr
Mr. Mscdsniei, Mr. FIapksl Mr. Nathan. W D. Turner
MI Dunnng Mr. Smith ID Smoot. D. Tull0ck, @
Webster. Mr. Zimmerman, w Ceilings II Depaix Tho.
Wren Geo DawsoE-Total a.
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MARRIED..

At Baltimsre, Feb. Q, by Rey; Or Atkinson RICH ARD
7. nLiIsoM, II s ~, TO MARIA X daughter, OF X b.
Tansy Chief Justice Of the United States.
ON Thu 50 msrhIns Feb Y eY William J: Peck; Esl
ROTTMlRE. all Of this City.
In Brooklyn. Feb IL, by Rev. DIR. Bethune. Mr. d. r.
VAN VALKENBU RICH, OF this City, 20 Miss Aida
sEDGWICK Of Brooklyn.
At .he Eastern Peal 81 House. New York Feb S. BY
Rev w wilson. Mr. HENRY H. LEABROOK to Miss
TaERYSE wALLISG. both of KeypOrt, N J.