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f'HcCos1ATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER d co. s
american anu vanilla Premium chocolates
which mrs, premiums have been awarded chief
aud the Union, Nil groceries, in
he United States, and by agents; = "
iiusscy murray, New York Grant Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas " brundiGe Baumoei Kennel Dudley, Cncinnati
Ohio; and =. H. Howell, George,own, d. e.
WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
APS-dV Dorchester, Mass
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school Cumberland University, at Lebanon,


y,
Tennessee g.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carutlers late
l. judges Of Tennessee
Hon Nathan supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon Bromheld L. Ridley, Of the councillors OF the
Judges Carhers Green dev their whole
the school,
Plan Of strtcionl Daily examinations each class
No of but explanations
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations.
Weekly equity, which
a
prosecute all the
practice. require prepare
Wills records, Documents
Some taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly Glass;
The
IDS Judges and ahceors and IN other Official
bacires connected with their suits
first session the third Monday
third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday February ends second
Thursday in July
Expenses per ACCOMMODATION fee
81 boarding $50 books
wi can be had u the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete course, unless
class No previous required
classes. may
AM M during collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHEES,
Feb ll--eoly President Board of Trustees
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Fe male Institute, South Carolina avenue, between
9th and 18th streets enst, Washington.
NHE above will
Monday m of September and iii the last of Junc
1850 The all ~ branches OF
finished his, competent
teachers have been engaged In department The location is
well Major Nicholson residence being
and the city, from noise INTERRUPT
yet accessible all it's advantages The buildings
large and coumodou the grounds beautifully improved and
ample for exercise.
Boarding English $500 payable hall IN nd
February Music French drawing,
Latin scholars quarter OF eleven weeks iom
s. TO $ip, according the class.
Circulars containing full paicuars viii be sent upon application
GEORGE G, BUTLER, A NJ, Principal
REFERENCES.
William Hodges, Rev. O. NJ Butler d. D., Joseph A. Brad
lev. eso Professor Il. NJ. Baird, Washington.
Rev w. Clarke, Georgetown
Rev James MAY, ID. D., Rev. William Friend, Virginia.
Rev Alexander sbiras, Pelham, New York
Rev @. d. Miles, WiIkesbarre Pennsylvania
And the patrons OF the school generally.
Aug S--dm
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l(DuNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
" with situated
on Kendall Green" little than mile from
the Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar
she'd stable for each, and excellent
The situation is beautiful overlooking portion of city,
and in fnl view Of the Capitol -
The approach by 7h and Delaware
An omnibus line usual fare has been established
on the and Kendall
President, square, leaving 8 and p Returning
leave Centre Market brief OK TX
O'Clock. - - - 80 -
kent-two hundred dollars a year
Inc houses taken Inspection
oy applying to VIM Sckney. who lives Cottage my
sc . at my residence, near the premises
80, 49, AMOS KENDALL.
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supreme Cont Of the United states,
fa DECEMBER TERM, 1853
lRonERr WIcKIIHrF Anni

DECEMBER TERM, 1853,
(RoBERr WIcELIrrE, Appr,
THOMAS d..
r Preston counsel for appellant having the
death Of Thomas d. Owine appellee cause The
Cou for an ORDER under rule
representatives PARTIES On
ed py me Court that unless
owugs deceased shall
e nrs zen days Of The ensuing the appellant
veg ne record and hearing
IL Ot erroneous Trovded that
~ some wparcr nj the which Inc
e Vnsen states shall be printed by authority
weeks At least sixty days before the beginning term OF The
preme Court ensuing. - " ~ ''
Test THOs. CApRoIr
way ~, Ioos CIR Sup CT u. 8.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July ~, 1854
pRoPosAS for carrying The mails Of The United States from
day OF November 1854, the Both day June,
lowing the State Alabama received The Con-
tract Office OF the Post Once Department. city Washington
uni o'clock Of l4h sepembe 1854, by
September following = "
7i7 From Gainestown by Su9asve Grove Hill Corner
Clay Hill, Dxons Mills SHILOH Spenccrvic Linden Spring
iiH, Demopolis, and Macon, Greensboro, miles and
back three times week in stages.
Leave cnnesown every Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
n.
Arrive at Greensboro in rs hour, by D. IN.
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
Arrive al Jamestown in IS hours, | d.
Proposals be
For form OF proposals, and
and requirements Contracting conditions Incorporated
proper s,e
inviting and
southwestern States, dated January 0, 1854.
. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
july 25--lnwaw Intel and Ev. Star
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO rRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO FKE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right of empon any of the
lands within the townships
ted establish
of the proper land Office and make
practicable after seeing this notice.
pointed for the of the public sales OF the lands
bacing such claim win be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
l9--la
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Salamander Safes.


Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No 70 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
"a Pa ac No. 80 Dock sreet large
of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROoF SAFES,
Bank vaults ind iron doors for hank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LlNED REFRIGERATORs,
Water filters copying presses Fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole agency Bnerwort Betteya Jones'
patent powder-proof bank locks. Please give n call
Reference made few of the hundreds
r. j. Magude 7h street, Pennsylvania avenue Washing
ton, d. e.
Farmers and Mechanics : Bank, rhladsIphaia Safes
United Arsenal, in California, in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadepha Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. F. Wood Fogg, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
streets Washington Co. authorized receive orders
make sales Of the above.
Mays-aawy EVANS WATSON.
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bostont by
"A Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnhed
and
the travelling public.
i,nc u div
EKENCH and Eogiish boarding day school for
Il young ladies' NJ Tyson Sisters
18th 18th, Washington, c. The institution will
be resumed Monday 18th OF September when the pupils
desired be their For ems may
be had at all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug i0-eodt 9Th Sept [siarl
COLOMBIAN COLLEGE, washington, ID. C--Tbe ,hr-
~ fourth of Columbian College begin the last
"wednesday Of and end the last Wednesday
dies for the degree Of bachelor the
degree Of bachelor Of philosophy The college
are about two hundred dollars For further
address "fhe President Of Columbian College, Washington,
Aug f-eod3w.
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Navy Beef and pork for 1885.
NAVY DsrARraaSr,

Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing Aug a4th, lssA
NEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Popoas for Beef and "ro
~ posais Pork will be received
Office until IA O'Clock m. Saturday ME th day OF September
furnishing delivering all the
United States, al he following navy yards
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

orHoF THE shcRrrARr THE SENATE U. Sd,
August u, 1854
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received this office until IL
o'clock, NJ Monday the t for furnishing and de-
verpg vaults The CAPITOL before the sixecnh day
October hundred of best anthracite COAL properly
broken and screened for the furnaces Also for hundred
and five cords of best hickory wood be measured ri inc
of the in the Capitol yard sawed and properly
packed the whole subject the inspection and P
prevail OF the Secretary OF the Senate
Security faithful performance Of the Tor furnishing
The above articles the satisfaction Of The Secretary Of the Senate
win be required. -
Proposals should endorsed Proposals Wood and Coal
nd directed the Secretary of the Senate Washington
Aug 13--iaw3w
COUNTRY RESIDENCES remit have for rem,
raj new houses with Of ground attached EACH STU
from the Capitol.
shed, stable each hand
The beautiful large portion city,
and fun the Capitol.
The approach IL by Eth and and
the and twice Kendall and ms
leave Centre Market where makes brief stand ~ and
O'Clock.
Rent--two hundred dollars a year.
The houses for seen
by applying to VIM sckney Cottage myself
At my residence, the premises
July s-dtf AMOS KENDALL
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UMBERThe subscribers, having eablshsd themselves the
lumber business At Wm Bird sixth and
Streets furnish all articles the trade avor7
die terms They solicit n share OF public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT 4 CO.
June l6-eou
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- These ships having been built by contract 4
ee pre- ssly government service every
h1kHzN~ their
.toin strength and speed and their aceoamo-
passengers unequaled for elegance and comfort
Price lassage New York Liverpool abn, S20
second cabin e7o Exclusive $500
From Liverpool 10 York, 100 and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
10 beriis can he secured until paid for.
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Polytechnic College Of the state of Pcnnsyiv
Penn Square, Philadelphia
THIS College, organized plan OF Industrial Colleges
continental Europe designed afford thorough professional
education TO students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME.
CHANiCAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The will Monday, Sep
mber IL, 1884,
FACULTY.
Mathematics and civil engineering. Professor Sim H. Peabody
Meaurgy and INDUSTRIAL analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prot Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mneraogy, Prof W. H. b.
Thomas, A. NJ.
philosophy and the principles of machinery, Pr0
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department per session, SIS
Mechanical acitectual typographical drawing Prof. John
Kern. $40.
French Spanish, Prof v. De Amarillo
German, Prof y u. Enup
analytical laboratory chemistry daily
department, charge j. Il. Boucher,
provided younger and proficient
and be rapidly prepared for the College courses.
information study, boarding.
addressing Dr. Alfred l.. Kennedy, Poly
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees.
john MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Aug 9-WedSat&Tucslm
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commissioner OF 'ne 'e"ofa' LAM" o''o'
May l9--lawlaw
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The ships comprising this line are;
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

PoTAToEs-As the planting approaches the
thoughts of many to Potatoes their sbomnabe price.
the prevalence Of the and the dcOuragemens 70 plant
ing Notwithstanding the state Of the market We planted
twenty barrels last year and dug perhaps as many bus
tLose we gathered were intrnscaly worth half
much ss the reed This mainly the Mercer or Che
Mango which roted than most others but all rotsd
more or less throughout this region We think there was
than quarter Of average crop for these tmes
rot OF eighth Of what would have been deemed fair
crop twenty years ago We have neton that such
weather had here last Augushot aud we-rain
day hot sunshine The neS then rain again-woud have
rottd potatoes in this cimati at any time. We planted
few sent Us from Michigan which had been kept through
the winter On the plan recommended there safeguard
ocal the disease yet every stalk dead by the lat OF
September and the roots rotted part though not so badly
as our Mercors
Ws do not to give il up 80, but shall this year try
what virtue there is in choice seed We begin with the
Mexican Wild Potatoes grown by Mr. J. w. Briggs.
West Mscedon Wayne Co, N Y, which are said to have
been brought fo years since from the untsin sides OF
southern neghbor where they rpued 10 be native
There very good to eat and look thrifty sad hardy We
shs try thse and report the result and presume others
can obtain the seed by paying for ii We suppose
there are other varieties equally recommended and
shall be glad 10 hear Of them
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:, ,.,,,r. f-,n ~. Gen.rl 0ov-r-usnti

4
irs 80 10 irsi,--' s'r-7-r',s7-,I ~
& .s.ss q ~ mi .sss IS. g % ss'. 81. 3 = 'f =. ~
70 a., -, Z, IN, 'ssst.,s .ai Rsprsessi
toe.roi r. ses'tses Ihsioe p. As "a, yss'H
li- r,.-ser 10 CoasI-, ssdto ees of icsrs A.
ue.usri,lrs otcsEs az sttls sne ths - '9l Pea'
sssn sh 5.i. :. 3. v.,i,I' 81 sio :. i,,Si~
Lad over under the rale
rHE ~ uFrEtscv
Mr NcGRAw moved G suspension 4 The t'uth 'ii'
20 instruct ihe Select Committee bayrg clar,> ''
he sensie Temperance bI to report copple'e Csrrei.
The Committee was thrn incl. 1ctsi end un' prior
instructions the Committee " II report rlsrsiay. The
hnal vote 5 ordered 20 be taken tie neat day.
Ihe following YVES lie vote by " ich the Committee
Instructed 70 reIot ne til complete Il r be seen
that there was thin house
lEAs-N N.si, Belle. "a dSln. Beers Renedes Bsaneti
Hed.s.. Howell rul 1.'f, Hgeh non. NJ y Ea'sh
m 10Y s sL IN S.5i l' Nm n: N'e,, po, = "a -
Toe sssials ST. S7elher Weed |iis wi'oa. VIVA WI
7 A.l Ass A,a s s'es- . En- R'l,,,a e ss'
TtreP DorIae F5ws5s b, susoa G-rn,a c 81, 5S, =
slap ste1teus, WaId WbituAn-SL
SEv.YoRK GENITAL PARK.
Nr RIcHArrs introduced BIZ 10 repeal the act pro-
yidirg for laying out Genital Psrk ia New Nork.
IBE coUycuL oF TREENEN.
Mr. PE1rRs called up hi. resolutions calm, Tor the as
tembrrg Of Council f Fremen at The Cap in the City
of Absny the 10th Of April next to give expression
sgsins the Nebraska bill.
TLTJoHv Of Osveeo characterized the call emanating
iroma state Legislature reasonable. lio admitted
citizens citizens, would have the right TO call such
convention but when Legislature. in s legislative ca
Tsoty, made such apopstion, was nothing moFG thaa
treason -
The charge vas met and repeled by Mr. MALLORY Of
Ontario and by the resolutions were laid on the
table again.
1he following bills were passed
For the relief OF the Medina ard AahaHs eanir'ai Co.
In 70 'stior u plesdirRs 10 Courts Of Record
Ia restcn 20 The william sb-sh AID pres H' Plank-osd
COMPANY
10 the saraosa Haaley PlaDkroad Co 10 Increase
th,g tell Fstes
Tor relief e WilisusburEh Dispensary
Felstirg n tfe uniformed miitis Of Richmond %
.ueriFe Joel T. Potter and David Judd, Con uoae -
OIL
70 pe,ti DISSOLUTION Of the Albany Sehohnie ard Rens
seissryile Plsnkrcsd Co.
To authorize additional TAX 10 Wn'esowu 49, 80
suth,ze le West Bioou ed and Richmond Pnkotd Co
aGdti0lsl Ol gste.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

THE LAsT TROUBLE WITH CUBA.-0ur Government
sLd people have about many Of complaint against
the Spanish administration at Cuba the wolf In the fable
had with the unfortunate lamb There exists not the least
probability that tie Cuban Government would commit
any unjust act at the presentime which would draw upon
ef the vengeance OF The United States the clsnOr Of
thole Of patriotic fellow citizens who believe in selling
upon that fruitful and beautiful island Cuba by nlture
and position belongs to circle and manifest destiny
may bring her within our Government during the existence
of the present generation but this be effected the work
should be done honorably aud fairly for not all the crimes
Of the spsnh could paa,e the wrong which would be
committed il powerful Government Ike the United States
should seize upon the valuable possession Of the fee
bic and dispdsted kingdom Of Spain. The latest Of
excitement s that Of the seizure Of the steamer Black
Warrior at Havana, by the Spanish authorities for an in
fraction II the Spanish revenue laws The Spanish Gov
erImen have paced law that vessels which es az tne
ports shs ehsr all their cargo the Custom House. ana
The owners and captain Of the Black Warrior were well
q hs-we have heard that she hes enlerso tno
hCrbcr Of Havana three times since the order was pro
ulgsted-but they saw f TO disregard L, the yesfe was
seized for viola ION Of the Law and the captain rciss'
70 enter into bonds 10 contest the validity oi me
but abandoned her 10 the officers The Bisck aoI u
not a very valuable craft and 1er owners wouiu taAc
NOTABLE bargain IL they dispose OF Der 10 tne oJAoh
rrown at ur times her worth through the aid OF our own
Covernnent ana receive mOnsrous costs besides Our
New YORK Contemporaries getting up sdea OF inasna
ION n; tle n ter and the subject has been brought be-
Se Congress bur until both sides have been heard viii
net he nec esssry Tor the Americans to make themselves
npbsr2y ct this asserted insult to their dag lbosson Co..
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
MARINE AFFAIRS.
Total....


TRIAL TRIP OF STEAMSHIP KNOXVILLE
The new and beautiful steamship Knoxville built by Mr.
webb for the New York and Savannah Seam Navigation
Comuany made short excursion yesterday morning down
tie arbor for the purpose Of testing her machinery, &c.
Al q O'Clock a company Of ladies and gentlemen. to tho
number Of about three hundred having assembled on
board the steamer OF the wharf OF the Novelty Iron Works
foot Of Twelfth IT and all being adness for the
sion the bawsers of and the vessel moved graoo
fully into the middle Of the stream Afer passing short
distance mp the East River he steamer turned about
and headed toward the Bay for the purpose Of proceeding
10
There being but le wind she moved steadily through
the water and good rate her wheels making seventeen
revolutions per minute Her engines worked very easily.
occasonng no perceible jar to the ship
Arriving OF Castle Garden the steamer put to her
greatest speed andkep straight down the Bay,
when he made the light ship ia hour and forty minutes
Proceeding beyond the light ship distance she was
turned about and headed for home During the sail do
the bay splendid dinner preparedin tho grand saloon.
to which the company whose appees seemed sharPened
by the fresh sea breeze did ample justice and for soma
time but little noise was heard the clasr OF knives
and forks
At about fifteen minutes before O'Clock the steamer ar
rived at her beth pier No 4 North River, when the
pany returned on shore greatly ased with their excursion
The dim, ms ous of this fine follows Length
OF keel go feet length on deck, 22O feet over ALL sJf
feet breadth Of BEAM 35 feet inches depth Of hold 81
feet inches and l4OO tuns burden. She finely fur
nshed and wei ventilated and can accommodate 200 cabin
nd sO steerege passengers She provided with about
40 life rreservers and one Of Franciss life boats
TIE engine Of the Knoxville is a single ossilator IS
inches diameter Of cylinder and feet stroke Of piston
being plan similar to that of the engine, Of the
John stephens and Augusta" and built at the
Novelty Works
The Knoxville is 10 be commanded by Capt Chas ID.
Ludlow She leaves her frat trip 30
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
DoNGs IN TIE LEGLsLATrRE

Or NWn Reporter
SENAIE...AIBANYM Monday. March -, ls5i
THIN SENATE.
There were but sixteen Senators in attendance t1is
rorrir Int having lost day last week b. visiting The
Ttcs Luuafc Asylum, those present preened dong
something Ike business without quorum rather u N
adjourn over and lose her day Therefore by general
consent the various orders Of business were gone hIoa
with.
BRIDGE AZ ALBANT
Mr sgfycfR presented four petitions signed by Alex
~, NJ Tlomusop James Wilson Truman Campbell 1.
Wilson and many other citizens Of the City OF New
York. Tor bridge over the Hudson River al Aloaay
Prr,.N of many citizens of Buffalo for the same Also
Mr. DcxsssX Of citizens Of Steuben County for the same
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
sFRIoUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

HARTFORD, Monday March l3 1884
serious accident occurred the NewLondon and
Palmer Railroad this afternoon passenger car attached
to freight train going from New London to Wilimanhe
when near North Wndha thrown from the track an
down an mbankment turning in its course and lod
irg on stump which driven through the top OF the
car There were sixteen passengers in the car fifteen o.
whom were more or less injured The Rev Mr. Thien o
linantc was good deal hurt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14

THE E1PLosIoy At HUDsoN.-rhe name Of the son Of
Mr Wiling who was killed by he explosion a Hadson'
On Friday, noticed n The TRiBCsE OF saturday was
George lie va Unmarried, and resided IN Gfeenb1sa
With his aihez. The Engineer who shHed the sams fate
vas named Sanger lie leaves wife and family Both
bcdes were brought Greenbush on Saturday The er-
rlo,eu vss terrific the Locomotive being TUNED dire dy
ecross The track with both ends blown out The rails OF
the sek were also torn OF that they had to be relai
tecre he other trains coud Pass The men the
ground ereasrg the engine wnen the explosion ;urel
Whi,irg w.. blown The distance Of FIVE csrs length
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,, bOuuayl HhrcH 10 I'Vf'
Yesterday morning, fvesory brick block on South 81
Paulst was destroyed by fire 1t was used for manuiac'
turing purposes and contained large steam engine
fixtures and a grst mill owned by Messrs Gordon
& Co who lose $4,000. Insured for $4,000.
Mr. Ross maker of grs mills loses about $1,000 partly
insured A swift, machine shop; loss $1,000 no in
,u,ance. W. L. Matieson pattern maker loss 5000 no
rsurance Messr Gage makers Of bread machines loss
$500 uninsured and several other small loses making
total Of $4,000 about half OF which if covered by in
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-14
ARRIVAL Of re STAR or THE WEST.
TERRIBLE AcCIDgsT Ar VIRGIN BAY.
TwrNrV.roUR LIVES Lost,

Tie sefuSbP Ser Of tbe wess Capt Tukiepiuyh.
ir'n San Juan, arrived ,his mornisg ~ O'clock b-o,
y S9l7 fii 70 god freight and Sio psSsngsrt An,)nr
tFr pssssrg,rs Fred Be.lsn Esq Secretary Of
l. ~ton in CtItsl AmeTcs. who is ae Capital OF Ni,s
rsaas on he ssh ult and the bearer important Ds-
rs. hes to our Government at Washington Mayor W. n
Cfcr. L a, On his mum from Caiioras whittier he
lad cord Gu,ed detaeAinen Of L. troops ans Dr. J. IL
Chen Of Ssr Francisco
nc.i lsmentsSle accident occurred IN Virgin Boy stoat
iooysrss rcm on. Of the sndngs appears that abws 20
rercns eutari ed in launch for the purpose Of gong ca
icsrd he steamer when rolled over her entire length
srd al ou boSrd swept n,o the water twenty tour OF
whom were d,ovntd S1tesn bodies bad been re-
covered
The FIST bcdy recovered was that Of wOman upon
wlcse cothng was found large OF gold her husband
was also drowned WHO slso carried thousands OF drS
weight Of which perhaps aidei ia causing Their deaths
one MN 4 uron him an ased Life pressrver. but be
resh vas be Of gold sufficiently heayy to weigh hiIn
down The p,rsens of most Of the drowned contained
more or lee gold
Tie following persons passengers in the Star of the
West
K g. wli,s / l. White. MeF. o coan.9ys R ysa..,
Scea rnd son LILY H,san shea D. Pe'l White,
g F. ps' @ 'Ss NJ wo., SaS x 9'4y ';. LAsGss Tssr
A cobr. Mn srmen. ard children Nos Ss'ttsia.
lady shd child u "A SinpNls W.
80 Icy T. .sHt Loo. & "a, 1ssS ,@s saS ca A
r,nr W Carpenter Mrs Csrpeatsr aui shiil Booth L'as
" G.esiv ID w Parker. NJ l. Stein. Z ; William Isu !.
C-ru s Ee1ser H. L Hsyes, Cuae. Em. w pealsai
Dclge g. Lord Az h5ay lAiy a child Mss Anthony a.
tu,fin n Nafssr P Fuller Mrs Smith J. ". Dexter j.
P,fer Clesuu. Mrs6e Dodse Dr. HoiSe, IA { l9ha
lcp u snow J. NcCnv r a Jlckmsn Srerubipm, G Kat
usr. H. : Hole M NJ Eluu. g. sasiford J. 5 w0edraf,
Wee W Goiuao, A ?. Adam, L. R. CrosS IL Fowler.
F.r.. Brewer " LoEs Il ) Deasheti, VI J Delsshet.
y 3 Low A Angler Pool J Garrett .nd lady Mis- Garret
" Blarebsrd, r. : Lsn.oa Austin; Wn Egneyer O. y
Der $ SIsn'iirg " VI Man ~ .lls Ruaer, J. W.
vsifsr Join Garrci Henry Garrett x CHln z srannan,
j e. heir nLo s3f IN stoeIuge