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bids" The experience Of the Department enables il q
down the following rules WA
When the mail GA the route is not % large a. IA ,,
hose coach conveyance star bid, if the lowest NH y
ways be preferred TO the specific bad.
When the mails Of such and weight 40 10 rena
necessary ia reference 10 then alone provide
coach conveyance the specific bid, though the heheE -
coaeh service il adjudgoi 10 be entirely Sufficient r N
route Will be preferred TO the star bid case The dds
Is such interfere with the policy Of the law Of sl
which looks 10 reduction la the cost Of transportation n
ceptons however may be allowed where the star bid
by the OF the stock used on the route in he ~
Torrance of coach service.
On OF the highest class, where four horse coach =
steamboat transportation IS required by the size aud mno
Of the mails, and the specific bid Is adudged sufe
for the route, the preference for the specific bid viii l.
necessary, canied greater extent OF difference than =
the inferior coach routes
81 modification Of bid, ia any Of It's essential tenn
Is ansmount 10 bid, and cannot be- received 1oss
interfere with regular competition after the last hour set a.
receiving bids
49, poslmascrs are 10 be careful not 10, certify H.
sufcency of euarAntors surclies without knowing M
they persons OF sufficient responsibility and all bidder,
, and surees distinctly notified that an
to enter into or perform the for the service popo
for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be cnocq
against them.
81 TIE contracts will be substantially in the forms hen,
ofoe used in this Department oxeep, in the respects pa
cuarly mentioned in these instructions and all lairo
and steamboat the contractors will be required deli
yer the mails into the post offices at tho ends OF The o
aud into all the intermediate post offices not ha
eighty rods from the railroad or landing
% Present contractors and persons known at the Depart
ment must equally with others, procure guaranloIs and
cates Of their suceney Substantially IN tho forms above
prescrbed The certificates Of sufiiclency must be gn
by postmaster or Judge clerk Of couit of record
s. ID. HUBBARD, Postmaste, General
posrO ptvcr Drpl urM Mt December 10. 1852,
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srEcrAL oFFIcEs I'M NEW YORK.

ohosss are invited ioT supplying the following offices IN
80" ok io the metz proceeds Vt ssd Offices respectively,
uuea IN each case q bc named in The proposals
aoaaemy from cheshte, "A miles twice week
Aaamsyilie hom SANDY Ill., ak miles, once a week.
ahton nom Nsws'ead, miles, Sir times a week.
Alfred Centre from Atfpd miles All limos a vsek
h'iowsy from Lyons, y miles, six times : week
Amaganselt from Esst Hampton, 3 miles once n vcek
Arcadia from Newark. = miles, six times a week
Ash Park from Esst Ashford, miles, twice ,yssl
Astoria rom New York, mics, SIX times week
hltioa Centrc from Altca, miles, twice a week
Augusta from Knox Corners mites, sir times week
Aurelius from Auburn, , miles, times a week.
Baldwin from Welsburgh, miles, three times week
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~cCLsNToGM lousc,

& ATTORNEY .i.ND COUNSELLOR ~ L-1T,
ANING resigned the Office Of Cbivt Clerk o. ths -,
il sury Department which he has held for the ia s
years has resumed the practice Of his profession ~
lie will devote his principal attention to the proseoc
claims before Congress- the several Department sno
mia toners on Foreign Indemnitics -,
To ensure early attention TO claims against the war wv
Home and Post Office Departments, including busns oa
the Patent Ofc. he has made arrangements ui'h " W..
efficient agents in Washington TO assist him, by Whv
OF spy nature connected with the Government
him will be certain be seted in the most pon An.
ner lie has made to supcrintepd no a,
ey for the purchase, sale, leasing renting OF an "a sp
several States and Territories Terms made KNOW
pl'cations, Poet PAID - ,reet,
OHicr his residence r, between 9Th and 'S IIa
Rsftrencc.--Hon. X. b. fancy, Chief justice Z, oent
ed stses, and gentlemen Who have been heads o. 1855
members ofeitbcr House OF Congress since inc ,'
Ian t6-Iy
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ccncTRt Agency ana a a-ntugI
DE sELuING Il WYLlE,

Scpept street, befcecn ~ mud Streets opposite odd III
io,cs Hall, Washington.
NHAS. Ia SELDING Il ANDREW WYLIE, IT.. nr
" ing ored eopsrtncrship for The purpose prosec uig
claims before Congress- the Executive Department. bei
any Board Of Commissioners appointed Tor the adjustment
spostions, other eisms against any foreign GUen.
ment prepared to give their full aud faithful attention
all business thst may be entrusted TO their charge They vii
also attend TO obtaining pensions bounty land return duties
claims arising eouuac, treaties otherwise; buy
ing and selling real estate collecting private claims rents Ne
Andrew W,le, Jr. viii attend to any law business win
which either himself 6rro may be entrusted 10 any
The courts Of the District the Supreme Court OF the Unie
States
Chas. DE Seldnv, being United States CcInmissione
Notary Pphc and Cornns OF Deeds TOR all the state
Of The Union, viii prompt attention 20 the taking OF W
mony acknowledgment Of Deeds and ether duties which
pertain to his Office.
Charges will be moderate, aud regulated by the smouh
claimed, and the extent of services required.
t;on - 'rIo,,,l dee A-diy
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AGENCY AT W AshlrtsTUN.
mo CEAIMA NTs.-FRAN(uS A. UICkYkS


- to undertake the agency OF claims before CongeMsM
other branches OF the Government including commssonn
under treaties and the various public Offices. lie will attend
to prescription and other land CLAIMS the procuring Of pscu
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress ga
and claims TO lands claims Tor property lost taken for
service Of the United States property destroyed by the
dans, while In the OF the United States invalid
Revolutionary navy, widows and half pay pensions clam,
for Revolutionary services whether for commutaon asy
bounty lands, we'll those against the State Of Virgins
as the United States all claims growing out OF contracts with
the Government for damages sustained IN consequence
action conduct OF the Governments and indeed any ua
before Congress the public Offices which may require
the aid of agent attorney. His charges viii be mode
and depending upon the amount OF the claim and the
of the service.
In the prosecution of claims against Mexico under the
Convention, MIR f. A. Dickins and the Hon. c. r. Van Mesa
late Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotena the
United States Spain associated and any claim
either oil them will receive their united and prompt ateu
Mr. f. A. Dckny known to most OF those who have bea
in Congress within the last few years. who have oceu
any public attention at Washington.
Office at his residence street, between Thirteenth M
Fourteenth streets.
All letters musbe postpaid. dec A--d'
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GANUY wAsHINGlOn -JAMEs H. CAUs.

N TEN, s,e OF Baltimore, having made this city hPe
nsnent residence viii undertake, with his accustomed "a.
and diligence the settlement OF claims generally and moe
particularly claims before Congress, against the United ~
the several Departments erof and before any Board
that be sed for the ustment OF o
stlon other claims lie has 10 charge the entire an
arising out OF French poatnns prior the 1900 VIII
reference to which, IN addition of documents Td
proofs his he hiss to those in the arch1a
Qf The Government.
Claimants andpensionerso the navy fund ne, bounty sh
return duties &c. kc sud those requiring life insurance
have their business promptly attended to BY letter postpa
and thus relieve themselves from expensive aud income
nicnt personal attendance.
Having obtained commission Of Notary Public, he - pre-
pared 10 to1sh gaixed copies Of any required public d
ments other papers lie has been long engaged he
duties OF agent that II only he sary ta
economy aud prompt attention shall be extended all busnen
vonhded 10 his and that enable him render his
eces and facilities efcacous, he has become smH
with all The forms OF Office.
ONO on Fsfrcef. neor lbe ncrr Ircasury RniaLng.
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RALrlNURE LICE INSURANCE COMfANI.
No. Is Snurn STREET.

JOHN L. DONALDSON, PaKsrDKsr.
THIS COMPANY proposes to insure lives Tor one q
years, for life, the REDUCED rates specified
the following table, being low safety to The assured R
to the Company would Justify with these rates the asu
enjoy benefit OF immediate in lieu OF Prospective
bonus. He ss neither his policy The preur
thar ho has paid.
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Insurance on Lives OH every Hundred Dollars.

Intermediate ages at proportionate rates, ant
ums may be made payable annually, semi-annu
terly, at the option Of the assured.
Buys aud sells Annuities
Sells Endowments Cor children.
Makes Contracts in which life or the intere
Involved. RICHARD II. DORSEY
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Involved RICHARD II. DORSEY, Secretary,
CHARLES w. PAIItO Agent for the Baltimore Late In.
Company would call public attention TO the reduced
rates of premium charged All Premiums or Pocissa
the District be paid his Office Of and l5h
streets, where applications for policies be made
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Ssarsburg from Johannesburg, miles, twice a week.
seaiuck from Manorvillc, 81 miles, a week
seeIysburg from Nspol, miles, once week
Sonnet from Weedspori, miles, six times week
Shelby from Medina, miles, sir times week
Sheldrakc from Ovid, miles, six times week.
Shelter Island from Grccppcrt, miles, three timesa week
Shirley from Collins miles, twice week.
shushan from Cambridge, miles, sir times week.
Sloan from Pelerburgh ~ miles, twice a week.
South Alabama from Oak6ed, 81 milss, sx times week
South Bradford from Bradford, miles, twice week.
south Bristol from Bristol Centre, miles, twice week
South Brook6ed and Brooked from Lconardvile, miles
sir times a week.
South Cortlsndt from Corsndt Village, miles,
week.
South Fraoklin from East franklin miles, once week
South Gbos from Glbos, miles, once week.
South Granville from Granville, miles, three times a
week.
South Royslon from Locus, Tree, miles once week.
South Scbodack from Schodaok Centre, miles,
week.
spaGord Hollow from Preble smiles, once q week.
Springs from East Hampton, miles, week.
sprout Brook from Buel, miles, three times week
sanwir from Rome, miles, sir times week
Sterling Bush from Wina mes, three times week.
ssuben and Big Brook from Hill side miles, shree times
a week.
stcven-vile from Monticello, milcs twice a week.
Stone Arabia from Psla,ine Bridge miles, week.
Stone Church from Bergen, "a miles, six times week.
Success from Upper Aquebogue, miles, a week.
Sullvanvilc from Fapod y miles, three times week.
Tsppantown from Piermont miles, SIX times week.
Throopsville from Auburn miles, six times week.
Toddsvle from Cooper-own, miles, three times week
Towsendville from Lodi, miles, three times week
Transit from South Byron, miles, twice week.
Trout Creek from Cannopsvle, miles, once week
Tyre from Seneca Falls, miles, twice week.
Union Settlement from Constants, miles, once week
UDadila Forks from Bidgewae, 81 miles, SIX times
week.
Van Buren, from Belle Isle, ~ miles, three times week
Van Buren, Centre from Canal, miles, six times week
Van Buren, Harbor from Fredonis, miles, three limos
week.
Verplanck from Pcekskl, 81 miles, Elk times week
Vesial from Union, ! miles, three times week.
Ves,sl Centre from VessI miles, twice week
Veteran from Milport miles, twice ~eck
Vosg from Fcrguson's Corners II miles, three times
week
Walworlh from Pamyra, 81 miles, SIX times week.
Wstcrburph from Irumansburgh, miles, three times
week
West Ausable from Kcesevillo, miles, once a week
Yves, Barre from Barre Cepre, miles, three Times
week.
West Brookville from 0tisvle miles, once week
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Hemlock Lake from Bvonia, "a miles, sir times week
Hessyillc from Froybush, miles, twice week.
Herman from Dekalb, 81 miles, three times week
Higginsvile and State Bridge from Duhsmsvlc 3 miles,
six times week
High Falls from Stone Ridge, mos, three times week.
Highland Mills from Tuners, miles, twice week
High Market from Constsblevlle, miles, once week
Hmmansvie from Lqmpsons, miles, six times a week.
Hzetyille from Boon vile, miles, week
Hope Falls from Worthwhile miles, week
Horizon from Chescrlown, miles, week.
Howlot Hill from ComilIus, miles, twice week.
Hubbafs Corners from East Hamilton, miles, SIX times
a week.
Hoguenot from Port Jervs miles, once week.
Hull's Corners from Hannibal Centre miles, twice a
week.
Humphrey from Kilbuck miles, once week.
Hunters Land from Mldeburgb, mlcs, once week
lion from railroad depot mile, twelve times week.
IronJoquoi from chester mics, once week
Italy Hollow from Italy Hill, miles, twice week.
Jackson from Cambridge, miles, three times week.
lacks Reef from Canal, miles, six times week
Iewct from Windham miles, twice week
Kendall from Murray, miles, three times week.
Kon1alI's Mills from Murray, 81 miles, twice week.
Kotchumvillc from Maine, miles, three times week.
KING. settlement, from Norwich, miles, once week.
Koox from Township, miles, three times week.
fortnight from North fortnight, miles, three tines
week.
Kysorv,Ilo from Mount Morris, milos, once a week.
Lako from North Greenwich, miles, twice week.
I.skcpor from Oneds Like, 81 miles, twice a week.
lake Ridge from Kings Ferry miles, three times week
I,,peor from Marathon, ~ miles, twice week
Lebanon FROM Bouckvie miles, six times week.
Lee Centre from Stokes, miles. sir times week.
Lereysvle from Great Bend mies, sis times week
Linn from Lafayette, IT miles, three times a wesk
Lisbon from Oedcnsburgb, ~ miller, twice week.
Little Brtsu from Coldenhsm, mi!es, twice week.
Little York from Homer, miles, six times week.
Long Neck from Richmond, miles, twice week
Lorraine from Adams, miles, six times week
Louisville from Raymond,ilc miles, three times week
Louisville Landing from Massepa, miles, twice a week.
Lyons Hollow from Prst,sburG. miles, a week
Msccdou Centre from M,cedon miles, twice week.
Mahopac from Cfoton Falls, miles, SIX times week
from Jane September |, and once week the balance Of
the year.
Manchester Csnandaigua 81 miles, sir timcs week
Mandaps from skaneaieles miles, twice a week
Marcy from Utcs, miles, week
Msrisvils and North Duanesbure from Hoflmnn's Ferry
miles, a week
Marshall from waorviIle, miles, three times week.
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Ia, Unadia Cestrc, and Butternuts, to Morris, 80
miles and back. twice week
Leave Walton Tuefdays and Saturdays at Sam;
Arrive at Morris by 4 p ms
Leave Morris Mondays and Fridays at loami
Arrive nj Walton by 7 pm
1898 From wslon by Northampton, to Croton, 90 miles
and back, a week
Leave Walton every Saturday at sam;
Arrive al Croon by I'm;
Leave Crotop every Saturday at P m
Arrive at w alton Ivy pun.
1899 From Unaaia, by Sidney, Franklin. Croton, aud
West Merednh, TO Delhi, % mites aud back, three
tines a week
Leave Unadhla every Tuesday, Thursday, and ss,ur-
day At BAN;
Leave Delhi every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
atgsm;
Arrive at UnsJia by pm.
400 From oneons, by Yves, oncona, osdawa. and Ma
pie Grove, to Butornuts, ~ miles and back, twice a
Leave oncon,a every "Wednesday and Friday at 3 a m,
Arrive at Buisnu,s hy IL m,
Leave Bo,ernu,s every "Wednesday and Friday al m;
Arrive at oneon,a by pm.
liol From Oneou'a, by West Davenport, Davenport Cen
ire, Davenport, North Harpcrsdeld Jefferson, West
oi'oos' ana "ooa, 70 Prausvie, "A miles end back
SIX hmss week 70 Davenport, and three times n
week the residue.
Leave oneonls deity ercep, Sunday a, IIpm,
Arrive al Davenport next days by 8 a M and a. p,,s
vile Tuesdays, Thursdays aud SATURDAYS NV 10 /. = .
Leave Prss'svlle Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays
nI i4amt
Arrive at Davenport same days by D m, aud al One.
onis every day except Sunday by pm.
i4O2 From Onecns, by North Franklin Ooeout and Ne
redlb to Delhi, ~ miles and back, three week
Leave Oncon,s every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saiur
day al Dam,
Arrive at Delhi by 10
Leave Delhi every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday,
a,l2mi
Arrive at Opeonts by p m.
1909 From Davenport, by North Kourighi. snd Hapers
field. TO Stamford, 145 miles and back, three times
week.
Leave Davenport every Monday, "Wednesday, and Fh
day at amt
Arrive al Stamford by 81 am
Leave stamford every Tuesday, Thuradsy, and salur
day al ~ pms
Arrive nj Davenport by PM
Bids for an trips week will he considered.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, MARCH 1, 1853.
~ Owners are wanted for the following articles, at
the Second district police court supposed to be stolen
Nineteen shawls, coat several pieces Of calcoe
bombazine and merino, six britannia tea pots four fat
table covers nineteen pieces Of linen and muslin two
carpet bags, visette, two spreads lot Of china
gaes and crockery lot of knives and forks three vest
patterns, three clocks, watch two quadrants Own
arewaned at the Third district police for the
following goods supposed to be stolen vz-One shawl
and wet clothing Also at the Third district sta
ton house. No. 3S Barclay streetSx black dress coats
seventeen frock coats, marked &C @. Clark fifteen
ovcrcoat thirty six pairs Of pantaloons pair mark
ed o. Rhodes" twenty eight vests three pairs Of boots
about sixty shirts, dresses gloves Handkerchief
crarats, scare counterpanes, sheets daguerreoypes
spcctacles port monnacs, memorandum books aud one
silver fork, marked II. M. c.. and other articles
GEORGE W. MAT5EII, Chief OF Police.
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AGENCY.


NTYE & CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION MER
IN chants, Valparaiso.
WILLIAM T. SYE- =. A. RICHARDSON. AUGUSTUS LOMBARD
References.
SANTIAGo-Hon. Baltic Peyton.
vAIPARAIso-Messrs. Asop Il Co Hemenway Co.
PANAMA-Messrs. Corwine, Bro Co., Garrison Fretz
VIM. Nelson 4 Co.
LIvERpooI-Messrs. Bowman Grinner l. Co., William
Jackson, Esq.
NEW YoRK-Messrs. f. X. Collins & Co., Goodhue Co,
Capt. Ezra Nye steamer Pacific.
BAInMoRE..Messrs John Henderson h Co., Thomas J.
Hand 4 Co., White Elder.
SAN FRANclsoo-AIessrs Flint, Peabody Co., Hussey
Bond Hale, Charles Doane, Esq, J. II. Lyon, Esq.
BosToN-Messrs. Ammi c. Lombard, Esq, E. ID. Brig
ham Co., Gldden & Williams.
CANToN-Nye, Parkin Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-wILLIAM R.
- Brewster guardian of Julia Brewster minor against
William L. Bryan and Maria his wife. Summons for
relief (Com. not served) To the above named defend
ants you hereby summoned and required to
the complaint in this action which nled in the Office of
the clerk Of the county Of Kings at the City Hall in the city
of Brooklyn county Of Kings State Of New York. the
18th day Of February 1885, and to copy of your
to the said complaint the subscribers at their
Office, number Al Wall street, city Of New York. in the
Of this summons you exclusive of the day of such
service, and If you fail TO the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the court for the relief demanded in the
plant. JONES h LYONS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated February IL, 1853. Al Wall street, N. Y.
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CUPRE3E COURT.-N THE MATTER OF THE Ar.
- plicaton Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF
The City of New York relative to the opening of 10OtA
street, from Fifth avenue to Eighth avenue, in the
Comnonslty Of the said city Of New York. hereby give
notice. pursuant to the statute in such made and
monalty Of the City of New York. intend to make app
cation to the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York at
special term OF said court to be held at the City Han
Of the city Of New York. on Monday, the It'll day Of
March, 1885, at the opening of the court that day
thereafter counsel be heard for the ap.
pontment Of commissioners Of estimate and assessment
In the above entitled matter that the nature and extent
Of the improvement hereby intended is the opening OF
One Hundredth street. Q00h street) from Fifth
upon the map plan Of said city under and by virtue Of
act of the Legislature Of the State Of New York
laying out Of streets and roads In the city Of New York
and for other purposes" passed April Sd, 1907.
ROBERT J. DILLON, Counsel to the Corporation.
Dated, New York. Feb. 4 1853.
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NOR sALE-THAT SPLENDID MANSION IN NEW
il Utrecht L. l., known as Arlington House, with
highly embelshed lawn Of eight subject to mort
gage Of ss OOO now in suit which will no doubt be de-
fcsed for usury of 81 600 The house elegantly Guish
ed has fronts with 10 columns 40 feet high Or to let
rent 81 900 per annum Also to let st rate farm Of so
acres with farm house barn &c The plank road from
BROOKLYN to Bath by the door, Apply Robert Girls
WELL or James Henry Bennett the premises James
Arlington Bennett counsellor at law $50 Pearl street.
York Building lots Of 100 feet square, less at Ben
Detsyie the plank road, four miles from Eamilt,s
hyYy, for sae % easy tsrpn
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FINE ARTS.

LIME ARTS.-AN ARTIST OF REPUTE WHO Is ABOUT
TO sail to Australia has for sale few superior highly
finished oil pctules also very interesting collection II
water color drawings taken by HIMSELF the spot from
nature IN Europe and America. Apply ct Office a. 1913
&0SGwsy, oppose .ie lcats
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DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM
Il bers street-Notce is hereby given 70 the relatives
and next Of kin of Mary Ann Wolff late OF the city OF New
York single woman deceased and who Is alleged to have
died ntestate that shall apply to the Surrogate Of the
county Of New York. for letters Of administration upon
the estate Of the said nesate on the "a day OF April
next at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
, PETER b. swEENY. Public Administrator.
E1icd Sew yesk, March 2, !ts..
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MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRIMONIAI.-THE ADVERTISER, A WHOEVER,
1Vl with membranes Is DESTROYS Of forming
matrimonial alliance with lady Of energy and respecta
bIity, with small capital. Address Edwin A. Herald
Office, stating where an interview may be had. The
strictest secrecy observed Has objection TO emgrate
70 Austyeha.
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[FTOfn inc Fahhma star, Feb. o.
sad accident occurred the Chagres river Sun.
day by the upsetting of boat by which eleven home
ward bound passengers were drowned.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
New YORK, March i, 1853.
Feeling the within In your paper Of yesterday morning.
and knowing IL to be mistake, wish you to contradict
the statement. (signed,) ONE CT THE PASSENGERS
in the supposed i'll fated boat.
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TIE srHAssnp MARION, Captain Berry arrived at
yesterday from with the usual avors Of our
CHARLESTON contemporaries The Marion was detained
outside the Hook by fog, from o'clock, A. NJ
The STEAMSHIP ALABAMA Captain Ludlow, arrived yeser-
day morning from Savannah with late papers from that
city.
I'M s1yAxsuP CkncEr Captain Baxter sailed 'ysster.
ny for Hayaua and New Orleans.