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On Thursday, June 8, the widow FITZGERALD, q native
Of Listrim, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 70 years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of her
son iuw John Stiles, No. Is More street. tomorrow
afternoon o'clock The friends Of her sons John
and Thomas Fitzgerald, also of her in law, John
Stiles, are respectfully requested to attend.
On Thursday morning, June g. EDWARD EvRRr1r son Of
William and Margaret salisbury, aged months.
Funeral this afternoon, at two O'clock from his IA
Relatives and friends are invited to attend without fur
Their invitation.
On nursday evening, June 9, SARAH, widow Of the
late Capt. Robert Rice, in the 85th year Of her age
Her relatives and friends and those of her law
William L Colby are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral to morrow afternoon, at three O'clock
late residence No 323 Madison street Her remains will
be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday morning, JUN s. CAROLINE, daughter Of
The friends of the family and of her brother, John
Fowler invited to attend her funeral this
1T four O'CLOCK from the residence mother Pacific
street, 9th house above Hoyt street, Brooklyn
On Thursday, June 8, GEoRoANA II only child of
George W. and Eunce Riblet aged years and il months
The friends Of the family requested to attend the
funeral this afternoon, at half past four O'Clock, from
No. 1919 East Broadway, without further invitation.
Suddenly, Thursday, June 8, at his residence in
Twenty fourth street. corner Of Second avenue JOHN
The friends Of family are requested to attend the
funeral from st Stephens church, twenty eighth street.
al ten O'Clock tomorrow morning. without further invi
tation.
On Wednesday June T. ELEANOR relict Of the late Da.
MEL Nash, in the saith year Of her age.
Her relatives and friends and those Of her isaac
Daniel respectfully invited to attend her
funeral Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock, from the
Oliver street Baptist church.
In Broohly n on Wednesday, June g. CAROLINE BEowN
wife Of Elijah 7. Brown, aged AZ years.
The friends of the family, and those of her brothers.
Richard and Jacob Ellison the members Of Merchants
Lodge No 160 l. o. Of 0. f., respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from her late residence No. 19d
Adams street. Brooklyn tomorrow afternoon, at four
O'Clock.
The friends and acquaintance of FRANCIS Dowp are
requested to attend his funeral from his late residence
No 1t2Iconsrd street this afternoon, at two O'Clock.
At Stamford to~nship Delaware county, N. Y, on
Monday, June AGNES BARR formerly Of this city aged
As years.
At CRANKY, Conn on Sunday, June g. at the residence
OF her brother, RosAIIE RouvrERK, aged "a years.
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FIRE WORKS,


E'lREWOREs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WARRANTED
first quality bitons supplied At short notice;
IRE crackers rockets roman candies blue hts tanyles
and large variety Of small works suitable for dealers
JOHN D. ROBBINS, 2s3 Washington, corner Of Chambers
street.
E,IRE CRACKERS 5000 BOXES FIRE CRACKERS
IL No. l. : gold chop 40 packs, for sale BY DANIEL
GILhAKTIN CO., whclesae dealers in foreign fruits,
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verm,nl vermIn,, vermin,,,-They Pol

Vermini Vcrmin!! Vcrmin I1l-They Pol
lutte food they devour your substance they destroy
eiothog and they undermine the Of your
buildings; they teazo at night and impoverh by
day Why will suffer al this when Is cent box OF
Panrons Co Is erminatoP will permanent seefy
It acts upon rats Ap aats like they cannot stay
and breathe where il and they will return 70
the place where has been used Try IT,
Price, 25 cents Sold by c. CLICKENER 4 CO., whole
sale and retail agents, 81 Barclay street.
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Carpetingr, OH Cloths, &c., dsc.-A diversi-
ssA and unique Of those splendid goods whole
at the popular establish
Of the rubscter shade higher than coss
WILLIAM McGkckrY.
III TILBY Hrosdvay
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Wigs and Toupees-ComPotition dened ny
yBDHURsT 4 HyARD. The wigs exhibited BY them ~
the Palace the silver medal Call aud
examine for yourself reader At hAden lane where you
will find stock In New York Copy the address
Hutching's Vegetable Iife and Dyspepsia
Btters vtheut faii viii cure dy,pepsia liver
sruptions OF the skin impure
blood all disease tho add minal vssera can only
lott
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Peter Roberts & Co., 375 broadway, have
jos. received large lot Of vsleneennss and Moohln
acea which will be offered Mt
great ssecs they must be disposed Of within thirty
days
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your hair fails The barsst head 10 field -hish vi.
TONGUE pure clean and eAs.ls, render fertile And
fair Piss % cents Sold everywhere Head Arters,
Barkef's $50 Broadway.
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GreenTurtie Soup To- Day-Fresh, and very
fine, at BAYARL N Sta to street. Families and par
tiss supplied by sending their address as above.
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stsn or ben ish, che lcvecss sight /, nature. GoU
FAUIs 1aaliln MGdicsted SoaT alone produce H. be
dies being she very best shaving soap used Poudrs
Subtitle upsvots hair from Any pert of n, body Lquid
goure Lily White Hair Dye aud sstorats a. the depot
n kerr
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Linen Goods at Great Bar,

Linen Goods nc Great Bargams.-Just Re.
eeiyed large stock Of eight fourth, fourth
fourth and twelve fourth linen shesng table damask
table cloths, linen srtings napkins towels drapery
which selling at reduction from the real
value LEAbBEATEx LEE, 347 Broadway
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Hutching,s YegctabIe Life ar

who will suffer, when DR.. Toblas's ceIe-
hrsted ycutian niamcnt will immediately cure cholera
collie dysentsry yomitios rheu%atsm swslinss burs &s
and store keepers Price rs and 10 cents Red
ding Co.. NO. state street, Boston, Dy Sons Phila
dclphis, agents.
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Rich SILKS at FIJI -

Rich SILKS at Fif -. tents per Yard.-Lead.
BEATER LEE 81 BroAasay corner Of Leonard street,
yards Of ich plaid and striped silks
which they will sell at four shiings per yard These silks
are worth dollar.
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AAr2e Su1e OF LOts ~ OSaEcuhCht, OcHscy
City TO be sold by Scott auctioneer on Thursday.
18th inst At o'clock the ground l30 lots known
Clifton adjoining Claremont and Sherwood and
within t.o miles of Jsrssy City ferry on sta route The
and planted wish shade trees tho lands adjoining have
mostly been purchased in small plots and beautiful resi-
dances erected In Of erection there
lots have post and s!ssnsvs Wow
leland, Sandy Hook, the HackensGck, Passac Newark
xe and the proposed railroad 70 Bergen Point passing
within few yards, will bring the lots to within fifteen
psute City ferry making this alt seths beyond
. circuit Of many miles Of Jew York This property viii
De sold In three portions Of about four acres each
tor hyestmen.. For further pariicuars inquire Of p
SCOTT Real Estate Auctioneer, yer City. Stages will
DO opposite the ferry Jersey City from IL to half
past o'clock Thursday 18th nst to afford rec convey
to the place Of SALE
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sble LIQUID 5ai- Dye gained tho victory ooloiny
tho hair natasal black brown, Without pros sae
ha.lr shin PrTatey apPlied and soi ~ % Cortland
ntsor> Can also be had st u Fact broadway Bowery
an. bal Broadway.
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Genin's Baxaar.-Shal<er Sun Bonnets for
ladss and children Genins Bazaar, No. 5l3 Broadway
81. Nicholas Hotel
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Genln's Summer Dress Beaver.-rhe White
rehses superb shape and elegant mounngs Of this
hight ar6 beautiful fabric justify the title often misap
pfed Of odel hat Flex,bl nd elastic, its w. ghtand
pressure srv scarcely perceptible when worm while
quiz finish renders IL dress hat Of the first
sass Gal attention directed to the purity and
b. sutfu the Of the and
No peculiar grsoeulness Of the These will be
readily observed by contrasting with other cotemporn
Moons styles. GESIN, 2l4 Broadway,
IL. PAuls Church.
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.zEtsnssar's Hair Dye 10 ssil tho Leading
s BY 81 sosuo wiadgSe to 90 the bsst iye for
scfiv COLOR Ahe bsr tee momsnt II 10 applied Tens
~ IA all psrte OF tSe world p-oa'am u tbs only
Sol.ssss dye kkovs. Bold - BATcH&LUss, 2s3 Bcoad
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Charles Msoo Of Patents shows that Elias
Hove, Jr In the s46 became the psteDtso OF the
original msc5ine in saed by walter Hunt, in 1884
The Invention being old the law declares Hos pscnt
void The invention is publ properly Printed copies
rks decision may DO had gratis at tho eso Of
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Defiance snInmsnsIer safes.-Robert n

PATRICK tho sole etures in the United states Of
celebrated safes and f. o. Coma iu ctrabe
locks and bGr tho best safes and locks
hiaed In tho world Depot No la2 Pearl street.. or
beiow Maiden lane; actory Co. g. a aDde5 Cannon
street.
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Watches and Jewelry repaired, by the best
and most workIen with and WAT
wxre, for sale at less than the ususl rates.
A. I. HOTCHKISS, 2lO Broadway.
Summer Clothing reduced twenty per
cont 600 vests TO s. 1900 linen, jean and
alpaca coats q TO 81 600 pairs linen pants 9 70 S.
elothEe strictly reasonable prices $50 Broadway cor
white street.
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- selnmnnder Safea-The dcpot

G. j. GayItr's soInmnnder SafeA-Thc depot
justly ehrsted sacs removed from 1872 to 5
doors atoye Maiden lane and
completed for their sith the aid Of
aehinery DO more extended scale than heretofore
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The UenuIn6 fHHSb-THG ASIU
done IT, Yet she yht KNOX, Of $50 Broadway and
I Fulton street. several Of the light flexible dura
Me- comfortable elegant fashionable popular dress
Trencb soft has and al have DO Is to call him
At either establish ment, snd mako see son Thus
prepared, warm weather 10 Of NO consequence.
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fired deforms the buman crown,

This MstCnless Fluid Produces In Few
glorious ba<k brown, leaving
sghter u another Maaufae rod sold and prvately
sy.sJsd ~ eRIsTADoRo, No. o As2or House.
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Gaenin's Wide Awake EIats.-.Cenln, No. 2I4
Broadway, opposite st. Pauls Church.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

do REWARD.-LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENING
pO about O'clock in passing from the City
na Breeklyn through Fulton and flatbIsh avenues
the form of cross entwined by grapevine Please
Il at 500 Pacific eot, Brooklyn 203 Front street, New
York.
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billiard TABLES FOR SALE SUPERIOR az.
40 ties can hlwnys DO had at the old stand 90 nm
strst sui,s for public private sse tables have
- oyementa which very important buyers We
.so balls, Goth, lese aud trimmin "a OF every
dccpkon ten Per cent les than other ths
city. CAlPfITH DECKER
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To tho MATTERS In the City and C0untry.-A.
LELAND CO are now proparsd to offer the prettest
ed durable style Of bat offered In this
ssy combining ali requisites necessary for summer
- together with large stock Of other styles Of MEMS
eEre by The case dozen A. Leland 4 CO., III and
NS Pearl and "a and 741S Pine strsets.
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T1gs and Toupecss~ uafchsIor, of No. asa
e7oAsasy, IL Dsssed % smother beautiful i'm.
x-syensat IN The panufaoturs % thcse articles This
seaton syJsied ladies' and sensmons hair work and
= she meet Dsfssf nitssin Of nature yet discovered
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ssen and Apr,o.ed. used and sd.nlrs

BILLS hair dye, alwsys reliable
sssfs sat and glossy In its c1aots black n,
<cior E0is applied ~ 70 NASSAU adjoninr IdDfssy
rst end ~ most Of the drug ard fancy goods sorss
s,is Dnttsd States reduction TO che trade.
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WAfTIU-h FkMILf WITH FOUR CHILDREN, A
w isw nes from the city On sish preferres aiso pr
tsis clerks hArkec era. walters beys for traies
elsmlsrmhes co"ks seamstresses grls 20 mind cLden
40 ~ No Latt Broadway, (bnsepenD adjoining Cha
ham POI. once. fI1ZSIhON McLERk IN
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Choice New brighton Lots at Auction.-Ths

CnOicc view brighton Lots al AuctAOns-Tno
attention Of readers casp the sale of lots to
made this day Frday at2 o'clock M, onthe ground ~
Now Brighten staten Island, BY ALBEhT u. NICOLAY
sastoneer This sale will embrace . handsome cottage
built in the Italian style, with twelve lots Of ground At
teched tastsfuy laid ou. with shrubbery f,wers &c
Also adjoiL Ing very desirable vacant lots
which will be sold In parcels TO suit purchasers
g extensive views bay Of New York aud the the
Bo1ndpg country which Persons DESTROYS
sf locating this beautiful village should attend tho SALE
1s per cent IN remain on sena ana mo Sa me
Of this prop ndispa able Of which printed
WI furnished free Of cost The sale will
DO peemptory to the highest bidder Gentemsn DESTROYS
boat from the Whitehall street. for which free tio
photographic be obtained by application
the auotfoneer. 20. Broad street.
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Tho orlv Rees q Co. In New York have re-
Moved from $50 1885 one block above TAylors
CO bs seen York Directory OF 1883 aud 1854
Sx pictures taken daily by their German
and machinery.
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Piaaos.-nOrace Watsrs' Pianos, with Inn
proved and gold strings Gilbert Cos Crystal
1AkAee premium PIANOS with or without the 9olan, with
circular ncales Gilberts boudor pianos
sn1 Halet Cumstors pianos of the old arm Of H.liet
Os Sold Wholesale retail At prices which defy all
pox3nou. HORACE WATERS, $40 Broadway.
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WNTnD IxhEDIA1ELY- FOUR ACTIVE, GOOD
yorng ladies for hrs, ciass saloon 10 Phils
epha apply BY letter rersopay after O'Clock this
aa ana from 20 on saturday. I, sr q Cooke, Irving
heuse none ut those highly respectable need arply
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r ATTING OBSERVATORY FORTY SECOND STREET
IL -Great balloon ascension Fridav June .. CRYSTAL
Psises The Only roo pl.cs to witness iaaAtan and
high, looking directly upon IL SIX powerful tale
scopes will ne Free by which al navigator
n his peTilous voyage
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Hat Announccncnt.-fSnN & Leaslk wish
70 direct the attention Of their patrons to their drab boa
hat with jaguerreotypo likeness free OF charge Ca
And them. Every variety OF hat ut 81 Chat
street, AMI Of Chatham and Pearl streets,
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On mn OLD STYLE STONE JUGss sCHIE
AO.OOV dam gin, oil club schps apps and Lon.
don cordial GIN S:nsss vines se' porter sEsrn st9u.
twenty cent below any other house. $50 Brcemo street
!.VVU brands. q g Is q g 80 S. 49,, 40, per do
titles to suit purchasers, by WIN. II. USDERHILL, $50
BIoome street, corner Of Crosby, Masonic temEie.
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The Great Eclipse Those Twenty eight
splendid views Of the late eclpss the
.nd evening at ROOTS magnificent daguerrean gallery 500
Broadway Stereosoopes taken to perfsc.iou.
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SMART INTELLIGENT BOY SIXTEEN YEARS or
"A desires 70 learn the or Importing busi
ness Best Of references gwen Address T., Broadway
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THE MARKET FOR LIQUORS, &c

THE MARKET FOR LIQUORS, &C.
There has been of late great and really extraor
binary advance in all kinds of sprtuous liquors We
extract the following from papers published in seve
raj of the principal markets for the articles:
From the 'st Louis, (Mo-) Prices Current" of soth
August
ed opening in the beginning of the week at IS cts
and on Wednesday and Thursday, country and city
touched s6s7 cts Per gallon-the latter in limited
lots at the outside rate-which quotations the
current rates to the close Rected has also sdvanc
ed, and for the past three days has ed at 5637c
per gallon.
From the Louisville (Kentucky) Journal" of the
WHISKY has steady advanced. We now quote
aud rectifed at 80 cts and scarce. This is the
highest price it has attained for number of years
From the aCincinnsti Price Current" of same date
WHIsxY-The market opened buoyant. Wednes-
day. at HIc advanced to Csc. Thursday; to Soc Fri
day, at which rate the market has been firm each
speculation; and the orders from spectators being
still ahead with light receipts, the prospects are
against any decline at present The total imports for
the week ending Saturday, were 1920 bbls, and the
exports 1895 do.
From the Boston Shipping List" 10, Sept g.
ePIRITs-The demand for Brandy continues good,
Rochelle have been selling 1T ss.s50s So and Cog.
mac at S40475 per gallon 6 months Holland Gin,
>; 81 Cro,x Rum and other forssn spirits have been
From the N. York shipping and Commercial List, -
of I'd September:
SPIRITs-The market for Brandy continues active
and very buo yant prices constantly tending upward
the saes are IFS half pipes at "a 50550 for Cognac
$325Ql5o for Rochelle, and &.700S Is for Dor.
deaax. There has been arrival lately, and the
stock 10 much reduced. The market for domestic
Whisky has improved one cent, with light supply
and good demand; SALES 1900 bbs, the market Gle
ing firm at SO cash. for Ohio and State Pr.op; and
200 drudge casks S4 d39the latter above the market
price-cosnE at So cents, time; 50 bbls. Monougs
heia sold at 45e: We advance our quotations. for N
=. Rum to S80s9 cts. American Brandy and Gin n
84c. for IS per cent.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHINGI!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FALL IRA DE OF 1854.
r n GOODMAN
/. D. GOODMAN

HAVING just returned from New York,
Ii 10 now in receipt of large stock OF FALL and
all of the latest Styles Of every variety and qualty
l have now open large and rich assortment OF
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CRAVATS, &c. &c.
Merchants of Virginia. North Carolins, and Ten.
nessee, solicited to call aud examine my stock,
which will be complete by the 10th of this month";
My facilities for anufaeuripg cannot be surpassed
therefore am enabled to sell at figure the com.
petition of no market can substract from.
j. d. GOODMAN,
No. 1874 Main st., opposite Eagle square.
N. B. Wholesale cash bills per cent OF,
se5 J. D. a
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FALL TRADE 1854.

CHINA, GLASS & EARTHEN. WARE
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
HAVING determined to close my pre-
IL sent business will sell at reduced prices my
large and desirable stock Of CHINA, GLASS EAR
THEN AND STONE-WARE, FANCY GOODS,
sc. &c.
The larger portion of the stock consists of new
Goods of my own importation, received during this
summer for the Fall Trade.
Country and city dealers, families and all In want
of goods in my line, particularly invited to call
and examine the stock.
HUGH A. WATT,
China Hall, No. 70 Main street.
u Particular attention paid to packing.
NJ 5-dfm
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and dry. Farmers are complaining for want Of
rain.
OFFICE THE MUTUAL BUILDING FUND ANp}
LOAN COMPANY,
RICHMOND, Sept 4, 1854.
At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Mu-
tual Building Fund and Loan Company Of Richmond,
called account of the death of the late Presiden
of the Company, WILLIAM T. DAVIS, Esq, the fol-
lowing proceedings were had
Present-Joel B. Bragg, Vincent Bargsmin, John
r. Little. Thadeus B. starke, and George N. John
son, solicitor.
Mr.. Joel B. Bragg was elected President pro tom.
pore, and took the chair.
The following preamble and resolutio: offer.
ed and having been read, were unanimously adopted
and ordered to be entered upon the record of the
proceedings of the Board
Whereas the Directors have learned with great re
greet the death of WILLIAM r. DAVIS. late President
of the Company, and have assembled with one &C
cord to do honor to his memory; be it
Resolved, That we sincerely and deeply lament
the early death of respected President MIR. DA-
Wis, whereby the community has been deprived OF
an estimabe, useful and promising Citizen whose
well known intelligence and energy adorned with
pany has lost able and faithful officer, and the
members of this Board have lost q valued com anon
and friend
Resolved, That we tender to the bersavsd widow
and family of the deceased most earnest sympa.
thy in their Distress and sincere and espectful
wishes for their future welfare.
Resolved, That the Secretary Transmit copy OF
the proceedings Of this meeting to the widow of MI
Davis, and cause them to be Published.
Copy of the minutes-feste:
se5-lt w. B. BIGELOW, Secy.
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AnnlvAIa IT rnE Principal HOTELS
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a ssis, rysfsr:s..s; W Ihons. e.ans.iel
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slins .sseyesi w Smith. EsssE Or H Q Smith.
ins'ea; Brazton. Kss VIM; " Y Rsyaelds =
syf; Elizsbeth City; Coulter. Hanover Barbous,
CsigeRsr I " Faalcoper,. Essex; Thornton Or
HS s9 v s Archer, 1nslis; 4 Dsdisy King I Queer;
! ~ duncan; Tean;A Gregory. We: 9 Ogden,
Capt Tsls.on. :h s' wils A.sse Captain Burr,
4 q Bseks fs.snburs; Msisn.n Fhii.;.A Ions.
q Hsnnias. II Y;F " smith, Nc.folt; 4 BCk.-
dale, Richmond; John Brown, N Z; u n Donnielia.
i Anderson As; Prescott LADY md daashisr, miss
z Prescott, Mias Compton, Miss Hickman and two
',si L: ascf aofrnR,eha Edward. VI:
Hss.h and svs p5i.ss geosfs .. Losan: MN a
Gooas, cbs1osss; Mosoa csrisss; ssan
Ssr. Ts:oa 1aasRRs.
! Slaughter snd lady, Lynchbg; DR. Hutphin
Richmond; 7 8 Stewart Geo; Mrs Word Philads; G
Mortimer aud lady, b Henderson, N C; w johnson
Miss; @ Dixon. Lynchbg; A G Hopkins. Powhatap
g Woodhouse, Saugerties; M Maddox, g T Sinclsir
=; Goode, Boydon; w Dunn, Gordons
Vile
UNITED STATES HoTEL-A Mayer, Char
lottesville; Curtis. Chssterfeld; Keetan, Hall
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