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BRILLIANT SUCCESS:
EDEN, EDENf THEN THE FLOOD.
Ard Thunder, Storm, and DeIugs;

EDEN, EDENi THEN THE FLOOD.
Ard Thunder, Storm, and DeIugs;
IN ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
ma. BELLE'S new Psnore ma apS pcrscr, orC-.,.
- ucr sud peuSe vsscreusi II o. Ell w.. =
On Wednesday e~eains, December "a. Z: ~ o'cScA
ExhiStoas ever eyeuiLg, AID on "Wednesday en-
Saturday afternoons st tire o'cio.z Extra 81.
bstscns fce sssect parties and OK 1ar,,cc rs-lis.
Trs painting : E-eh fror, t5s hands OF te -,es,sr
of American All :, CSC Hzt Sc o. Phiiadlr ia
ard y ccnsasce6 to bc lis msstorp.eoe. In tsesa
days OF Fenoraraas D. DIE ocud not expect 70 g..
ceei N tee uaacs's cspftai NTH uers oonsur, Q.
painting; bat Of tae peefeo&ons Of tsis v-ork-.ls
beauty OF Eden, she purity q hs q, and the v,ter
soeoer5, the nr.astse 9od lie firm Of Adam, tAs
fascinating charms OF I've, toe sacozuu.ns pacs c;
tbs temptation, the stsgu Resistance the anal Il
snd he terrible ex2ulsion-i-t WASH ton az, A.
Be toe Judges.
idnisica trrntyfTe oeat., children ts,f IRA
Liberal errarSsnents iDr sccoc'e da<5n
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE AZTECS,

~ IasAe extra0rdinsry i:;llc creatures ecarce ~.
feet high, .re Cling three cn ertairmer;s -;
Iron Hal, to "it frpm ID = -, 3 70 5,aLa:to2
Tickets Is csrts. Children i2i3. They are as.is..d
every night r. Nsdaue RoSalio Duraud, siea7r Al.
tonic Scvel.ia, Fir. Gyodar, sui lie ietie p.e r,r
better sctsr;aiau,ent canoot be well 50: Up a. az
price.
A lecture descriptive Of the history a,d GRIN r.
the AzIECs Will be g.Ven every exhlbIiun.
ian S-ilw
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Boys loox At THIS ?-sems years ago
two young men entered upon the same day,
as students, in the lsv-othee Of one of the
most distinguished lawyers and politicians
Of Philadelphia. One had all the advants-
ges that wscith could give him; and the
other had o.pirsd, as the world would call t,
to rstss from journeymsn jewelers. desk to
position in ons Of the learned professions.
These gentlemen completed ths;r studies,
IN due time, and were admitted as attornsys
in toe Courts Of Philadelphia, upon the
ssme day and upon tas motion of the same
preceptor
In few months the jewellers Journey
mar, as Deputy Attorney General of the
county Of Philadelphia, acting from high
minded and proper sense of delic.oy, trars-
fer7ed 70 the Attorney General himself
tie Hen. ]. z Kane. the duty OF rrosseu-
ting, II the criminal court, his rich fellow
student, fox an attempt ct assassination !;
and in g few months afterwards, that same
journeyman jewe!er, Is g Judge in the same
court, was called upcr to try hi. rich and
influential oles-mats for larceny, Ct which
hs was convicted He is now an inmate Of
the Pea!tsnta-y.
"Look UPON ska picture, and upon ssss "
Honesty has always mst its reward. ard al,
ways will We knew the parties We here
alluded &c vel and intimately, for We were
On ofncs companion With both. The jour
neynar jsweIer vas the Hen William D.
Kelley. -C1.a1s~ Democrat
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Ca" an independent Paper be z2s-
taIned IN Washington


Of course, &c think il can: or We should
never have undertaken the Ey ming S5ar.
But il Is clear tl;it unless a sufficient num-
Der Of our fellow citizens think with Us o.
the subject, it will be proved that we We're
mistaken il our opinion Is this SO: DO
the people Of this capital sity want an in
dependent paper here' 'That Is the
question" If they do, let them say so by
subscribing ard paying for tbs StOr. Il they
believe that suoa paper is really needed
il Washinston-that it car be properly sus-
tained-tet all concerned "prore their
faith by ttoir works," aud the thing Will be
done-and well done, too.
Is such paper as we propose to publish
required il this city? In our Judgment it
Is. We consider It TO be really needed,
for various reasons:
!. To promote good feeling among all
classes interested il ths affairs of the gov
srnment.
2. To enc, uraga charity and kind effests
among eli Of different persuasions
3. TO furnish popular literary reading.
without the Accomplishments Of dry politi-
cal or theological discussions
I. To supply the Jews Of tbs day in a
cheap form,
s. TO afford our business men local me-
dur, for advertising, and our citizens q
knowledge Ct the facilities Of trade in Wash
insrou, CT the lowest possible terms.
6. % present the claims Of VAsH1xaro x
as the capital Of the Republic Ito urge
its growth, It's sa!ubrity. its conveniences,
its central location, It's national, social, and
intellectual advantages, az furnishing ths
greatest possible inducements for it to be-
come the permanent residence ths hears
Of the people.
These ars some q the n,anyreasons which
auestion-"Can az sodspsssdsn5 Paper Is SIS
tatl:sd in W1si;a5:on7" We answer yes g., it
c1r; uni, so far IS our hest efforts can go
10 secure ii, It si2H
But, it is said, independent papers have
been started n Washington and iaiisd-
This is mistake, No truly Independent
paper ever failed in Washington. Tbs Co.
lumbar, FoDntGsrs is the only independent
daily paper svs- commenced here: and that
did not fail. twas sold ous by its prop-is-
tor. Fad he pleased, ne might have con-
tinued It to this day
The Telegraph, the iunsdiats predecessor
Of the Scr, might have succeeded il Il had
maintained 1t: Independence Of party.
We shall sc forward, thsn, With tbs Str,
IN tie hrm belle: that it CHI, end .Ss5s, and
sEaD sc made useful aao successful il rre-
noting tie cost Interests q this geod city
IF WASHINGTON.
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CONGRESS.
Senate.

presented and referred. :
On motioy Of Dir: ss,rra, The unfinished
business in xslatiou TO tls reference CT the
petition Of Charles Wells, Who claimed that
bis father vas the discoyerer Of the anss-
thetic agency Of ether, was taken up.
The COMMITTEES on Military Affairs, who
had had the subject under consideration,
expressed wish that the matter be refer
red to: select committee, as they were
confident i they made a. report upon the
subject their report would not be sa:;sfac-
tory to all.
The Senate then decided that the petit
ton be referred to select committee.
Mr.. Boz1Aro, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, then reported back the Pc
tit,on of gentlemen of Boston, who declared
that in their opinion Doctor Morton was the
discoverer Of the auasthetie properties Of
either, and moved It's reference to the select
committee: 50 referred.
Mr.. CAss offered the following joint reso-
Luton, which vas ordered to be printed:
ResolUs5, That the United States do hers
by declsrs that e'ths American continents,
By frss and independent condition, which
they have assumed and maintained, aye
hsuoeforth not to Be considered as subjects
for future colonization by any European
power And while q existing rights should
be respected" and will By the Cnited States,
they Owe it TO the.S own 'tsafety and inter-
es.s," TO announce, as they now DO, that no
future European colony or dominion shall,
with their consent be planted o. established
on any part Of the North American cont
nent And should the attempt BE made,
ehey thus deliberately decia-s that it Will be
viewed as an act. originating In motives,
regardless Of their Interests and SAFETY"
and which will leave them free to adopt
such measures as an Independent nation
rney Justly adopt IN defence o. its rights end
its heno-.
A;,d ss It Jur:asr Reso,oe6, That while
tie United States d;so.aim any designs upon
the Island Of Cuba, inconsistent with TIE
Laws Of nations, and with their duties 70
Spain, they consider It due to the vast i'm
portanee of the subject, to make known in
tits solemn manner that they should visw al
effort. On -hs part Ct aay ether power to
proclaim possession, whst:er psseeab!y or
foroibi7 Of tina: Island, which. es navel or
military position, must unde- circumstances
Easy TO b foresssn, hscons dangerous 70
their Southern coast, 70 tbs Gu:f OF Msxiao,
and tns mouth Of the Mississippi, as IN
friendly eets dirsotd agains. thsr, to &c
resisted BY all the means in their power
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4 WORD IN SEASON.

Apv.sEs from Europe tell Us tie Visn-
ness C.bsnst Is agsin debating toe partition
Of Turkey.
Why not take lessen from the Model
Rspublie7 Last Thanksgiving Day must
havs convinced the most seeptical that We
are the fellows who sre well versed IL the
rars:ssos Of Tyrhy, Al creation can't best
Us at that
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1TEn

q tAs y Instant, u G=crgstc1c, Navy Il. EEF-
son, late cocsor, Of Rs7 sA,us1 Bsrso ic the a7.h
yest CT her ase.
Co tha 81 irs.art, ,--s AVN EL1zAeETE BALD
VIZ, conso.t II GAsa-E1 sADv1H in the 25:h Jss,
ot her eye.
On Sunday s7sn!ns, the ID instant, R..oolrs
Fossso7, only child Of Vn,. II. ed Eanpis Inues
Hull, eyed Ii months and u dsvs.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04

s~ The bin 70 chartec the Central. At
lantic, sid Gulf Railroad, from s.. asary's
OF St. Johns, On tie Atlantic, 70 Pens aoola
Bay, CO tbs Gull, has passed TIE Florida
House Of Delegates, and IS aow awaiting
tie action o. the Senate. Il provides fer g
subscription CT the pat Of sac State O: two-
thirds o. tue amount q tbs internal in,
p-o7smaut fund when ons hundred niles 81
tie road shall have been comp: etsd.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04

E TIE mail train fcem New yc-E
b2und east CT the Eris railroad. ran eff the
track Sunday night, GEAR Bingham pton, in
consequences Of the nsgleot Of It's switch
tender. Ihs fireman was killsd, md the
snsineer badly scaided- None OF the pas.
seSgers were badly injured. The switch
tender has absconded.
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TIE MONEY MARKET.

FINDS were tight yesterday. Mr., jolly
nose, on rising from, his shske-doEr, dis
covered great defc!snoy in bis Exenequer,
and vas compelled to defer his matinal
drain until more f.vorsbls opportunity
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TIE EIEe OF TIE pH6yIyrs

IEr -,7thologiesl Cr:tter that rose from
its ashes is completely selipssd by sacra-
mento City, whose unique method Of reviv.
ing itself has completely taken ssths shine"
out Of the wonder Of our school days,
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80 Tbs Hon DuKeAy CAMERON, ons Of
tbs most sgsd, respected, and honcrsd citi-
zeas Of the State Of North Carolina, died in
Raleigh, after 8 long Illness, At half-psst
three o'olosk yesterday.
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KEOCKIEa IT INTO HIM.

N1Hs. Senator Hale recently dropped her
pa-aso!, from the gallery Of tie House,
upon Mr.. Pisroe's head, causing it to bleed
profussiy. Diogsnss op:res that, to al
intsnts and purposes. the Lady gave him
e<ss for Hts ,ssS
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TIE ANGELS WHISPER.

:tfsso, dear, which are you going to buy
ne this wintsr-a velvet mantle, bordsred
With cable, or pair Of those loves Of dia-
moud s.rdrops we saw In Tifany's store
the other day." erred, dsar." is laid on
kis hsau-snds irstanter
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@ tir Do:cha, conductor Of Madame
Anna Bishops opera troupe, IS row lying
dangerously IL il Philadelphia. and cannot
!eavc to fulfil his ensa cement at The Holiday
street theatre.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-04

The steamer Isabel a.r:ved 1T Charleston
On Saturday night, from Hawai-. With ed.
vioss to tie soth ultino Tie smallpox
wasragirg there With great violence, Poll
tical affairs quiet. Tbs Oyans was still IN
port
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~ The United States steamer Z. y.

E- he Uai1ed States steamer Fa..os..
arrived at o-- Navy 7ard or yesterday az
ternoon shout tnree o'c.ocz. We Isa-c
ttat she has been ordered u here 70 take
W. KIse 70 Havana. It's dore to p-evsa.
tie changing IL Eorfo.s> The Fulton
leaves direct for Ea7aca.
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MART en,

On Re ;jch c!t:no, b. tie Eev- Z. I r.srcxrs,
- jobs e HOOD 70 Misz HARRIETTA 4 MI
LEES, q this city
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HOW 10 BINDER DARKNESS v1sI.

HOW 10 kIEUEE 'DAkkNESS VISI.
BE"
Sprinkle bye street WITT Corr grafton
Lamps on gloomy night.
Cr--b-lng the rays Of The LAnrrEs 20
tea- ca the mysteries ot humbuggsry and
dsca..
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RAYS FROM TEE LANTERN.
BEHIND THE SCENES.

Mephistophiles (hoarsely to the Swiss
Peasant who forms half of the Grand Pas de
DueH.) What do you say to drink, eh ,"
Swiss Peasant, (smskirg his lips.) Stay
til have bees on with GERTRUDE. You
see she springs SO deucedly high, that I am
afraid l couldn't catch her if my head WASH t
steady"
Mephistoples, luprocting his tall All
right; hops I shan't have to wait long
shough-that cursed blue FIRE nearly choked
me. as descended to the cave Of the infer.
nals."
sT'ss Peasant pirouettss tsfors tbs glass,
and refrsshss himself rith plug,
THE TRoUBLEs OF AMATEUR ACTORS.
DRsstxe ROOM.
Clauds Melnotte, Cu CREST hurry. }
*kow, thsn, give as the Princes satin
smails."
Costamier, (attsntivsly.) Hers they are.
sir"
Claude hslnotts, lin dismay.) "My
good fellow. ! car never get Into these. I
shall certainly start the seams"
Costumier. (astonished.) '"Why, bless
me! now look at them, they're meant for
Cindere!!s's Coaehman."
Claude Melnotts, (furiously.) "You .ss
where the Devil are mine, What an to
dol"
Ccstuaier, (perplsxsd,) "peucs tske
me, ifmy man HASN'T hired them out for
Sir Peter Iea.ls at e Fancy Ball tonight" "
CLAUDE gnashss bis teeth, and, sissins
his sword, rushes at Cos.umier, who shrieks
dismally, and bsssaehss him to think Of his
wife just going to bed with toe sixth-pre.
oiritate rtree Of various menbers-fscts
lsasnsd-grand fabian Of hisuicnic despair.
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In EXPENSIVE LUXURY.
Conscience.


HIRTH-EIGHT BALL Of the Old
FEeEkItns
TIE FRANKLIN FIRE COMPANY take plesslrs
/ il snncCcc.ng - tbs 3.i-sns Of WsShinzton
and -ieinity that they Will givs ihet-
Fifth Animal Ball, at Jackson Ssil,
ON HE l7rE OF JANUARY,
sd VII! spare nsish pains nor ezYsnss 70 make Z.
che Ct tie bsst Bail. Of .hs seesGo.
MANAGERS.
Iokc e se.sf5rj, VIZ. a. Earring,
.'ossph l. Ees.e, :. Edmenron.
&c. lcsloI, George WslkN,
Q J. Garfield, !. socssa,
keb 9 Doyle, W.n. tisns,.
Gcoi Cc.!Ilton ,.usic &c. bean ecgesed
Tickets 81, admitting one gentleman and ledies.
They czn Is hsd a: the following places: Fig.
Ward = 1. s27sge; Second Yard, Sutt'a Drag stcrs,
hi-a Dovne,'s, Eoraee kitte-'s, s-d =. CoonSs /;
Third Ward, Fe.terssa'= Drug stors For-lh Ward,
J. Povers and :. Bee ser'5: FIN Wa,3, J. c.fIs-s
sixth Ward, j. Kelly, se-each Ward, Osrk's Dag
Store.
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AEIVAL TO NEW YORK
4 osiiiornis paper states that there tavs
been f:ty-rirs murders, N tpo months, at
ths gold diggirgs
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FED sIORE
sCpPIY e. al lads Ct fed of ths Beg. e1:I.7,
"A ker. constantly on hand At
L. DEEEATs,
dee a-st corner 81 b and lc,h f1res'S.
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seeond appearance d TIE wor,drsrow-ed v7cpa.r.
kAIE AND Ellen BaTEIaS
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I It1E3 G1GE .,SG1 brsa-.- !-s-A D.
i oorSei, s0e. res ived I'm TIC KID.
-aiso, vrood I'D Cn..l 81 - kio1s.
foy fas ~ W.. ULIDF.",
dec So-AC e.-ne- q 4 : I'd ,-t',
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Woo GAO CcEL.
TEE e.Istsstei Isuphin eoel, I'd A. s2-r,y2
e:k, Pie, and hjoxoTy ~e d.
Ter e-e 81 ~. STCEr. cr ~
dee 3o-ss oanaI .eu'h 0JTt-.. hsIle
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NATIONAL TNEATgE,

Ma. z. 4. MARSHALL. sur Lrs.xr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-18

FLDh ND NEILflcff ihs lDfgeDce " be very univor.
a. sslos ~ s kfsbs nsst ~ wesn nd 3t,s Flour
Ia <s1se ~. Att. 1seps f business Ia been done
~ ,.,5 80, = y ~ ,e0asa bssn 81. sale. u
tssft tsDs ph ~. ~ = ~ Tlts w - e'na'n 70
e. +. go le is.ese b. the sss ~ WI state q ~
. es' - ,' &c s., ,,s. , ~. =. rs ne ~ re- ~.
- - 49, osz - VI. .I@ti ls ~ ,ai'si 70
bS sssas, s.lss - - 1tass Inn naslis
w. /. .'Ss@ - ~ ~ s,G - a. is@sa1i
Dk1in We ~ tsni3 ~ esef' ta ~ nee " ihs Asbis
x =. "a ~. ,,a. ~ .. 9tt,. !. II 'easi q ia
1st.1ss - 80 y. es Nbls 9saa.ss to,sle ,s,as
t< . - ~. .s. .. q s ~ 49, ~. So. go
v us,s y g. qtzs - ysSsy - fsANs r,'s i'
= =. -. : 3.G].s b., ns..l Ssqs s W. sss
hsse am. IN s@ytot Wsi> "a Tsie". "a si4sii t'
1,sst ~ ' ~ ~ 1. - g W.. %. :, '. =, :"
~ n lAfs D,tlfs = "a. Ems saH i"ts'asi
a. ~, 80 b1 90 ssss1fnstt. - s,ses - ~ n.
70 t<@aH " ~ g. ri Z b. . M. r.. .~S fy ... =,
4 ~ sfssls y. fyva4,, N.s az .. fy' ~. fAs.F.i
s6@tk t,e1 Ee.fss~s ~ ...1, s.4s \ ~. fss.s.
e.r, ~ j,e t@s.y So ~ ts' - I'm -
III, s@ss G.s, :, se,s ,.S'.s :. is@'S M I'D
nm M ~4'sAt4.s s,y ssfsN ~ '+~- sp~'.A 80 ~
'JIf III. 3Dis ~ ses4L ~ ~.sa, vi qys, - 90 rs
'sst = Mr.. .., tx M. ~. :. T. 1@ A. v,T s..s
Lls. ~ ~ ~ g,s'4 sf ~, ~ - s-~,~. s~, s@'-
fiblW 1ts es,,sas "e,e.., II. v,et.-' mn, = sDs
Fss ~ - 10y ~ i9N - f+"ft fffTe 'T'T Ff =
t.01s. ~ D. . f,,As.s - ftHft
~. s.a1 ~ ~. .., ..s" -. 4 ~. t1,s s4
s..%f Tx 2.1.i i.', s;..i. ri y,sr r.
t,a' lat VIII. ~ ' d.. ~ 1 z,.ssl .is H. ~,
'1t1k H. =. ..., '1s ~ ~ g.,. As.s .sa es.. mr.
sfNWt ifsfti - ~ 4gtAA fsiisHs rum srst ~
egetL. f,sf Wbss So isa,f e44fsis,sss hseys
Nstf tftiff Hst4tsf, ~ t.4he. f,EAr Fg.fr = 4fl
bLstF fb4fH~tiE hfs hfAfA y rem - ~ WfV VIZ
t,feit ..isf s'fal 4" ~ bfs~tsS P.@ i '.'-sAs ~ %
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Disastfrs. &c.

MosLEN condemned Cape Town sold there the
Eth September Il together with he &c shs
g. NoIden Of that place i0tendS AFTER her
Effected send t. Mlg at
IN sscsnha Bay, for q Of guano, for England
SAC H.RBoR Nov Schr Mary Of salem Hoigdon from
NewY Boston with Of coal unshipped her rdief N
the gale # the ib inst and became nageah The crew oot
the boats and ssr rat difficulty succeeded 10 landing on Gar
islGr Vessel Oh end OF Plumb Island
Tie 81 ain thinks the vessel and insured
BRIG BROWN from O0szac0acOs for New-fok pat into
Chnrisscn I4h hsying IN sale suffered hull spas &c
ScHR from Jscksonvile boJ nd Bosom put
into nfh lh having gale the la Ia the
Gulf i ak leaks 400 Strokes hour
AREAssAs NerI before reported capsked
Mount Deceit I'd Bto w Hartor day but
gale Tree drowned when she TIE
Of $50 had been launched only or 10 days
She sued s but there insurance on her for
oIly . go SUP ost d a. Thomason
DEELY Laden reported ashore House Island
below Portland. "A inst her assistance.
scr BLcKtT NewiuTn NC ashore BufoTt Oh inst NO
particulars She sowned By Capt Ellis OF Newborn
LION before reported Ashore New Init has been
IA and Wilmington her Captain that she
srru1g leak gale Of the 5h instant OF Cape Ha,ters and
leaking the Of 800 strokes hour o. the ah oil NJ
ceovtred bis nel BE- ana being rough
that be could not get IN he compelled 70 run her ashore for the
safety ell and need throwing his over
tnd brew al u aog 100 casks She eInansd ashore three days
hp Oa with the loss anchors and chains boat eel
sails other sas split will the railway for repairs
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II ,i,oY,Ae A,abia Go- LroJoiJ de Wolf and seryAat
Mr. icoio Mr Toun~n aud lady Mr. Green e. Green anc
n Nh, MeOfaih Mr Ewing lady and child Mrs. p clips and
h,d Mrs Hrouudtcd Ass Smith Mrs Murray, Mr. d. do. Miss
um,h Nh Rruih Mis- Mrs Mr. Oilm0gr lady aud
servant Mr. oughton lady child aud Mr. Mars ani sdy
N,sr, Iaut,nd Lhil,ihu, Tay or Memlod Mauy hins
" II Mors,n. G. II Wolf Rev. DAfymple, r G WaIwlct
children ard Wood and lady. No "a
nd and con Geo Pollock T.. Mirunyre J. T. White, h.n
man Mcss Graham Forbes Harkray atkinson 8neaa1 Ar
l,r q krllurr smith Willis r. Wood, kre1 IL ID o;1dd
q nrokc H. Granted Mrs rnton. H. Hutchinson NJ sch z.
Nj Kaftmln r. Taylor j. Markie. Mr. Como Mr. falAei T.
Inty Mr Fegcs Mr. BcfcuTf Mr. Gerard DIR P0r a Antnoa
Icsley n May Freeman O. A. sch9peier }. lo2 D.,
Mr. stewart Cameron, LndeT A FOgnf aDes Mr. VIII
iiarns MIR Moore, Mr. Jordan. Mr.. Agert Dr. W.rdweh
M loder H. Brige MoCamond Ba1ed Dr. Coates J. r. Harry
q HANDLER MIR stowe. Cosauo Cosiuo, NJ RacooF- C.
Palmer Nj Bell lady and children Master S:ryen
iaiics Mr.. Thomson Master and Miss Ihonsln Bell >
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HnV McDoura Mr. Lcford, r Brown Nj AcGrath Mr. Hots
son Nj Garrison aud leoy Total, $50 - . 49,,
Nj Kowsis Mr. Kowats Ii Kowas Mr. Gelner Dir BEG Mr.
ard Ms Fcche Kec Hermann g Schelhass Ms Bots-
H. Mr. Ashtusn family Mr. POLITE Mr. Sampson Mrs Hole
Nj Giurben Mr. Msng and lady, Nh sehnnaun and lady r.
Scbumarn Mr. Schumann
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bark Utgher Gdg BoTdea NH Laopoh aud LADY Ny
ChaTcul, lady and child
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