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NY RAILROAD DIRECT aka "a EzsEl8ssg5glg;sssg

p To THE WEST. GHsR ~ ...ssssss y
time between wa.hiug:dn and Cincinnati hours = = :
Through TIE sSa E Sesa 1 Y E hHd awBaahinson
having greatly o.ions now Offers the
fullest 70 travellers between Wsahngton Baltimore
M hs @ bs M IT, % & ard me soashwe
bound West from Batimors always promptly
and 'he Ohio river baggage through Wheeling
tie Washington station aud recheeked and
A. A. and ~ P M. On Sundays hour oriy.
tra Ohio RAioad from Belnre
through cambrdg zaneyis Newark Columbus These
saadusky Railroad sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago b.
O. O. Railroad trains ceansct with the
Little Railroad Xsnia Cincnnati louisville eto
A. Aeai Son 4ists Miami Rairoadl connection with
saos eqsn "a ton TO indianapolis Terre Haue Lafayette Chi
Paa,sngea holding through Memphis yickurg Nat
at eneinnat tho ba Tickets for Evans
VII G Cairo st aad s. Louis. are sold BY mi
tsksti sold when the Ohio Wheeling and
WslIsyille oy as where CLEVELAND and
Irayelera he only route
sofans through tickets and checks in Washpgsop II
West The Wsshaston 10 Cincinnati Il bat s5s
m,ies being about I miles shorter than other
cbh Is S fSst psytos saSn az sS
9, s;1sd 1855 By steamer from Cincinnati sls Indianapolis
s2ss5 and $40 bo ST. vas Memphis S9s New 81
fe Hapers Ferry Martnsbug Berkeley Springs
Paasengers may leave Washington TX r Nj For he
1a minor way sanons between Baltimore Whesag
fSr the trains to from Baltimore Annapolis etc. see special
% peT further niormaou through tickets THos
=. JOHN H. DOME. 4 ,
| ;.otf Master Of Transportation,
1 ! n hip Rail- Ba1tim
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CERTIFI-CATE Es.

o.. U. g. BRAScH MIsE. : l.
Orleans, March 1th 1885, D.
Daring eaIss4 the furnaces Of the Melting @ q ae
spring These furnaces are day nananea @ ot mss s
5000 and nave been se
duripy least repairs and
ars vet in us Codppg Friedrich superior any
The
kinds imported ffornloreign countries. NJ f. BoFZAFo,
T and Refner q. S. Branch MINT, heworisans.
-. NKw ORLEANS, nareh 9Th, 1856
In fused partly Fire
Engsh constructing hagasse
my plantation the parah Of st. Chares In ths oowlh
{Is5sa that funacs again erty
using The Gedsprrs partly Brick Tina furnace
gfndg subject intense heat
rptedy some found that the Geidsphs
quite well the English and fa bette an he
Pittsburgh. = a.. ": " HfAthsa. n
rI Sanyt ~ Gatast Sensr-
Loughboongh ST. John Baptst hchas oofs
IharSiies Wv. Il T e. King, ST. Mnrtn mg9 am
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
MAYoRALrY 81 NEW oRLEANs.

~ -. COMMON COUNCIL, |
City of New orlesns;July 10, 1856.
q No, 2S89 !
Resolped That the City Attorney be and he is hereby
aathorized dismiss the suit or Judgment against s.
NJ Read for taxes onhis property situated IN the par
is of Jefferson, said properly having been wrongly as
sessed az oeng in the parish of Oceans, when the
same is situated in the parish of Jenefson.
(signed]. - j. j. LUaENBUHLs
,..-. 4: President Board of Aldermen.
+ F5ignedJ e. 1. TRACY,
President Board Of Assisant Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1855.
jy1l [signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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AXE G EOR g Il The Fort WILLIAM
HENRY HOTEL situated at the above place. will open
the reception OF guests Oh the aOth Of June next.
Tbian Hoe erected since September a
aoth end Of the adjoining the VIII
Lam Henry and short distance from she Lsse House has
view o. the lhhs ~, ihe hone ana furniture nave cos
awning lis feet in the The grounds laid
beautiful with funaGe The house
$50 gusgts and ghed With Water is brought for he
70 every part Of he house urnag full of hot and cold
desired furnished in style our casa city
hotels The all large with ventilation
Butes
preferred. Livery Stable house
my3l m bASlEI. GALE Pfpprietor,
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Police Jan, Second Dtgtrtct.

III
VNTAS brought to the City Police jail on the 7th
wv inst, the mulatto boy JOHN lis 4fe.st ginches
high between Is and IA years old has burnt un-
der the chin SAYS he belongs to Mr. pinknrd living on
Magazine street. between Orange and Race stree t THE
owner h to call snd claim said slave according
to law. e
E. -PLANcHARD, Keeper City Polies JsiL :
s~' New Orleans July 10, 1866. iyl17t
@VNTAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the sth
wv inst, the negro man EDMUND; is feet inches
high Is about 20 to % Old the broh en-
Ky. The owner is requested to call and claim said
slave according to Law. E. BLANCHARD, =.
Keeper City Police Jail.
H New Orleans. July 10, 1856 jyto I'm
NMTAs brought to the City Police JAIL on the 21th
wv June last, the mulatsrsss LOUISA !; she is s
feet inch high is about 40 years old. has no front
teeth Says she belongs to Mr. Aristde Parent living in
the parish of St. james The owner is requested TO cali
u. PLANcHARD, Keeper City Polics Jail
New Orleans July 10, 1876. jell lot E
NNTAs brought to the City Police jain on the Sd day
wv Of July, the light negro boy JACK is $ feet
Rgand's brokyard at Pensacola Fa. The owner is re-
qussed to call and claim said slave according TO law
New Orleans, July 10, 1855. eiy11 I'm
VA7As brought to the City Police jail, on the 9th
wv July, the negro boy HAZARD; is b feet 6iuches
high about 10 years old has fine teeth. Says he be
longs Bishop Polk residing IN Lafsyette Fourth Dis
riet The owner is requested to cali and etaim said
slave according to law. b. PLANCHAhDi
2 Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, July 10 1856. jylI =
WMTAs brought to the City Poics JAIL on the 6th
wv inst, the negro Wpmsn CLARA; is feet AZ IN
ches high is about 55 years old Of her 'front.' teeth
out. Says she belongs to Mr.. A. I. Neal ying tnsLa,
fayette, near Bougny The owner is requested te cai
g. 49, =. sE. BLANCHARD, i
Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, July 10, 1856 Jy Jyll7e !.
VXTAs brought to the Police jail, in the Second Dis,
trict he ilstg ia
CLARK is about feet 5,s inches, and about 70 TO
DID, has teeth gray hair and no spparent marx
Says he belongs to M Brooks living at oarroiton Ihe
owner is requested to claim said boy according
tolsw 80 L, BLANCHARD,
u Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans June 20, 1855. 'eN In
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NIEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs and GREAT

NJ EW ORLEANS, OPEL0USAS and GREAT
IN WESTERN EXPREsS.-A DAILY EXPRESS is now eptsb-
TRbed opeousaa Railroad between New Orleans Bayou
New 0leanswt Ths Adams
for principal cities hnd Towna In the North est
bayou Lafourche Wits -
HoLpEN's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS T.
Thbodaux, Houna Tgerylle Berwicks Bay
en.erv Franln New Ibea ST. Martinsve Washington and
0peloasas. ara
Jse Vadabs Merchandise Of syery description
delivered promptly Notes, Drafts, Bills
Gctei and all orders attended 10 pnnctnally.
Each EXPRESS in charge Of Special Messengers.
Merchandise Orders New Orleans the
before p NJ the day previous departure
Joseph Barba lao Old Levee street. will receive
attention. H5a
EXPRESS Office Camp street. daily at
a. Returning, leaves Franklin House Tbibodaux,
Bayou Laourche al 2P. NJ.
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS.
connection with the above, there EXPRESS
transportation Of Baggage Of Orleans
passengers giving Express
their delivered diraced
aud dispatch.
STARR s. JONES, Office 9S
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y1ooRHIEs, aRIGGs & co, MOI 15 Tchou-

" ptoulas street, in and for sale
sAgbNq0O prime Cincinnati SideH and Shoudets
ebls St. Louis Extra tlEapge and Lemon Mts)
EARD-250 bbs and nerces, and 500 kegs prime ,rt.,
bbls kngs, Tobina, Huss, Enger's Whet
Etones and other brands. -z
PoRR-950 obs Mess and Prime. :. ..
Sugar Cured Beef and Tongues Of the brapa
HkNS2e0 terccs ChilB, NJ ThomRa' John Shays
and John II, Dayls' choice Sesar CuFed.
bbs divers, Deans and Ealmas' md Conwea
SOAP 100 boxes Geo. Shilto's Osne 0xids
ADA6ANTINE CANpLES-209b and put
oolored pspsrs article the Mexican
brands,
BUTTER AND CHEESE-200 pkga A. W.. Browns Western
Reserve.
OLD bbls superior Bourbon
CATAWBA WINESl00 LongwoIhs oeshrated sPsh-
ling, Brandy, Sweet Wine and Dry. jel sn
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0 -.r- No. 2Soo Y -t-s -
AN ORDINANCE leasing 10 the Neg Orleans, ope-
lousas and Great Western Railroad Company'a pi r
lion of the port and levee in from of the city Of
+ New Orleans, to be used as depd for passengers
and freight,
port Of New Orleans, extending fromfhe Beef Mar
ke al the foot OF ST. Ann street, in ne Second Dis
trcl fronting on the Mississippi rverto The wharf OF
the New YORK mail steamers the same being one nun
dred and fifty feet on the line of the river, and extend
ing back in straight lines 10 Le2ee set be, and the
and Great Western Railroad Compfny, as a ferry
landing and depot for passengers and fright SAID lease
to commence from the approval Of thi ordinance
ART. 2, This lease shall be for the kfm oEtwenfy-
FIVE years. from the passage Of this ordnauce:
ART. 3. Said company shall have ik right TO erecti
OF cause to.be erected, on ne groua SCI apau foI
their use, tire proof buildings for the accommodation
fpassengers and freight according 70 plans. draw
|iBgs and specifications, to be approval by The City
pany shall not be allowed Or tHse the land to
used for any other purposes than thse above men
toned in this article. r
ART. 4. The said company shall bld, or cause TO
be built and keep constaptlyn the bea pair, a sut-
Be approved by the City Surveyor and eommon coun-
Gil. ts s5ss e. ~ -
ART. 5. The consideration OF this lee is, that said
wharf and the buildings thereon, shall revert 10 the
city of New Orleans at the expiration of this lease,
unless il be extended by the Common Csuncfl of New
[sUreans. -.a.s..s
ART. 6. The landing, wharf and dept of said com
pany shall be provided with suficientumber Of gas
fol by said company, and kept constaly Lighted at
night at their own expense.
ART Z. SAID company shall be bcsad to runs or
10 be run during The hours hereafter named,
good and substantial steamboat steamboats, of proper
dimensions 10 pass inspection and be approved by the
United States officers appointed for saa purposes, IN
accordance 18th the laws of The United States. Said
company shall be bound to rum or case 10 be run,
said boat or boats regularly, as follows,io wit:
From four o'clock A. M.,to six ocloet A. NJ, every
thirty minutes from six O'Clock A. Msto six O'Clock
z. NJ, every twenty minutes and fran six O'Clock
P. NJ. 10 eleven O'Clock NJ, every thiig minutes
The maximum rates 10 be as follows:
For every passenger, five cents; ii ..n
For every horse, mule, or horned caitk ten cents
For every horse andgig or buggy or Egon, twenty.
five cents;
For every horse and cart or dray, tWnty five cents;
For every four wheeled carriage win two horses,
fifty cents.
LSignedl ]. ]. LUGMBUHL,
President BcardE Aldermen.
fsgnedl E. L.FRACY,
President Board CT Assist Aldermen.
Approved July 10, 1856.
- lsignedl JOHN L. LEWD, Mayor.
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M Il. 3. TOBY, JR., by mutual consent, this
& day slshdaMs T. nom ths Of G. c. CO. The
for lii under as Same style and fm g. c. Ro
Nss Orleans, April ], 1855, : 7 "A
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BNYsPEPsIA POSITIVELY CURED.

il y BkGkWITS ANTI.DfSPEPTIC PILLS, after a trial Of
snstainsd by testimonials eminent
in the United States admitted BEST ANTI
DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE pubc Price, as eepta
per More than disposed Of and the as
They care
tains the number o The
and Bis reputation
EFFICACY Of THEIR USE = nesdlss publish esraeates
their from such w Graa ishep Of
Mssisappii Rt Rey Bhop Freeman Row. MePhssters b
RaieiRh Hon. Goo e. Sengio o. a., M Rsv Ia
Ives North Carolina Judge Potter u s. Court,
Beverly Tucker Hon. Wm Preston, CT Mai Sampai NJ
cembs aaenys, Cal Hon. John Henderson, U. Senator and
+ hostpf similar psrsonAges. ,
sals In Newoeans Jas syme. N. Morrison E. B. wheel
HUI Kennedy E. D. Beach, Binagh andy Druggists generally
EB None without the signature JOHN BE(R
WITH NJ. d. Petersburg, dealers w peasp appy
ly
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r. Coldspring Fire Brick.
YEyHEsE Excel. LENT FIRE BRICKS have

III Of their pmpouo, snd nov
offered for that they will give satisfaction
IrnnTovs5 Fl IssSK sso 10 ass. HARkuD L MOODY.
- No. So Common street, New oheanl
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ooMPTRoLLEEs OFFICE, [
1tzs City Of New Orleans, My /, 1856. +
f. RESOLVED That the Comptroller be- aa he Is hereby
authorized and required to give notics byt standing ad
vertisement in the official Journal that accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 42 approved
March 80 1854 the Council will not pay y bill against
from the Comptroller in accordance with he ordinance
referred to. seE n
[signedJ d. L. lRACY,
President Board Of Assstan Aldermen.
4 VI [signedj l.. II. LACE,
s President Board sAIdermsn. =
Approved April 2S, 1865. g.. = q
Isigned] JOHN L. LEWIS Msor.
The attention of the officers of the ep ard of the
public srespeetfuly called to the foregoinfresouton
o. DHBUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller City of Wv Orleans.
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u IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on ship
Mediterranean Gsns BAkkLLIA u CO., sl Common st.
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ID GETAWAY, LONG ISLAND.--The AAsssssik
n RnGKAMAY PAVILION will lGne. and re. MkaeN

u ROCKAwAY PAVILION viii open jane, and re- ktaEH
ivsv n the 90b Of the month .... :.
This establishment the Hotel containing twelve ai. OF
three five family rooms with private
Gardens aniswh without board at the
Hotel as may be preferred. increased supply Of hiug
pnbc Stables and Goae In proportion
to the demali OF such an establishment.
provided the most liberal and stocked
with ths choicest Wines OF every appfeyed brand
Bowling Saloon
ROOM und Gsntlsmen Archery Ground
Ths WATERS &e French German and Auc.-
tho will be the lowest posb with
the present high Of provisions
may selected by Ealing on Mr. JOHN
GEORGE BAlNBRlDGE, OF ths Hotel, Il CHf street,
Yurk VIII plans jei2 SpTnl
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BACON & RAVEN. PIANo. .FoRrE MANI1.

a NOPARTNERSHIP.- have This Day asso-
ss.ed With me in business BENy HYNsoNa and GEORGE
W; WOoDBERRY, under the style ofGEo. W. HYNSON CO.,
tofore. GEO, W, HYNsDE
New Orleans, July 1854. iii
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

NEw ORLEANS, OPE- e. m NaHz5Ea
l% LousAs AND GREAT WEST sgsz@-x
ERIN RAILROAD -
SUI MER AR RA q M N t..
Pasnger Tain daily and from LAonrche Crossing
Aigis O'clock
A. NJ Rs,qrnnS leaves Lafourehs Crossing o'clock p NJ
arrives AIsisfs o'clock r. M.
.-- SPECIAL TRAINS. +ss1 .rst't
Special Train will leave AFfers Saturday
O'clock returning Monday mernirgayng Cosng
o'clock A. NJ, arriving kgiers alto o'clock A. n.
Excursen Tckst and reiern the day, will be Issued
every lay follows-
10 Bayou dee AiemAauss
Lsioufcne .
The OF
dssrous Of getting on and of st that point.
mYl2lm A. B. SEGEH Vice Presdent.
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ME RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, sAassS5s
I'VE gives LESSONS on THE PIANO AND GUITAR ESS]9h
rsadenca So Constance also at NO. G
30 Hsvia eet tS Tsrma-ss per month sweiyelss-
Ams. ~ LECTURES a'aa Constance street Ones week.
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NRisMaskha srxaHs Ts9m LINE slIE4oE or k MI

.sTAeEs FROM neils Clinton On k6is fsy
TY an ~ NES q, oRf Rpans through GKEENsBURG AMTE
There now Weekly Line Of stsgs
the Train and rsasSing
the same evening at O'clock Returning leays Clinton
& sss M o'clock IN
oesaa By hs rsEs passengers win to cn
Stage. The Stage Road beautiful uaduapg
good natural road Athe Mail an this
Bag for the snd hss
ed the office he New oess Railroad No.
Carondeet strst and will bs the eyery
w. a1d a. osSeL in hs mining
Ihe Fare for through passengers from New Orleans will
be Five Dollars will thus that this the cheapest quic
n. L lfESIER Anti. r;..
SAHERAG BRANDIES The subsori bers.
sole aEenta and city the celebrated
keep constantly hand afullsappy he
so2 and 1906 and invite the trade az
eonneiHssarsths aboys being Pure and article
,.ou VIM. *. LEVERICH& Co. Agents,
tse' a. Old Leyaas street
H. 3. TOBY, JR., by mutual consent. this
~ aay sthdIaws from the firm BoGERT CO. The
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NEW YORK AND ERIE fsfs esa -

NEW YORK AND ERIE fsIs - sgs5sisEIsgs3,s
W RAILROAD. lHs5$s& ~ &SSS54r-.ssESSf]e
On SuNDhYS,pniy Erpre5s Train, as ~
On and Monday i4h 1856 fur,er
trains will leave the oioyg
=
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 A. NJ for Dunkirk.
< BUFFALO EXPRESS, A NJ. Buffalo,
MAIL at 85 A. NJ for Dnnkrk Buffalo, intermediate
stations. Passengers by this will
an the = s47#f -
RocKLAND PASSENGER, r. Of Chambers
Piermont, SufeTn's stations.
WAY PASSENGER, at r. NJ, for NewburRh and otisyiile
and intermediate statione
NIGHT EXPRESS. At $50 p NJ. for Dnnkk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT r. M for ankk and Buffalo,
stations.
WAY EXPRESS at 1870 p M Dutkirk Buffalo, and
mediate stations. ETE5,ss
These Express Tains Ems Emra and Mia
CARA Falls Railroad for Niagara a at Buffalo Duuk with
she Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cnennn Toledo
Ghioago etc., and with frstcass splendid Steamers ports
Lake Erie.
mySl If DC. McCALLUhi, q neral superiueudapt,
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y EM0VAL--The subscribers have this day
u removed their slosk Of SADDLERY AND SADDLERY HARD
WARE from their old stand in Common street, the
10 CANAL STREET four doors from
70 always hand the best gooda
In quality be found the South prices
will not fail To suit purchasers. = 7 's
fsl d6Wsm SMITH 4 BROTHER
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sPoOTS, SHOES AND HATS.--We have just
received Lorenzo, Mary Ward
moda.ing terms.
Planters and Factors orders particularly
r=s EEWIiALL VALENTINE CO.,
msf IL s4 Sc and S. Conp,on straet
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NIoTICE TO CARPENTERs Ann R1TIT.n


SURL YOUR HA1R-KROLLERION. The
Receipt making this celebrated ateIy
This country will bs by the
United Sate' Canada for ONE DOLLAR The KRoLERRIN
w the hair IN the beautiful
may &asg the most sonsss and aneouh looking ha
beautiful
ot cost ls cnts and with this
70 every respect to that sold a3 bottle. preed
roleron ready made be
receipt with directions preparing liquid for and fuil
difee'lons ior use. Send all letters, paidto -
m3SmddW H.-A FREMONT Ware Trumbuii fhio
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ravHE NEW YORK FOUNDRY and

n RAILING co. the sole msnuacnes OF Growes cele-
heated Railing without Of his entirely OF
Wire Rallng prees the tha
United staes They Castings Of Columns Of all
and Door Guards Ss and Lnte Office
Railing ders vsraadaa Brackets AnchOsa aatng
so at notice and contract for the tie
ron work for buildings Of class Sections all th work
the doora
way Foundry, foot Of a6h stret North River. nysl
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y EANIEL EDWARDS, (Sucoessor to TWI-
BILL EpWARDs Nos. 49, saNsw Lsyee and 81
hiton street, Of description Copper
t5oa and sTas Work As contract
Juice boxes and tho sugarhouse
general Of Steam Gauges Whiatles Brass
Locks, Coupling Valves, etc, constantly hand F' ~
e would call the planters 10 the Steam Trains
have been nnccesstal plantations of Col
eemp hss D. harrsos Z Forata! Nelson Donelson
sopd lawrence W. u T. khoGse, Thomson aad t. e
lars I'1' ~ - i1.. - * eai 1n,S
SASi GAS! GAsi GAS THE subscriber
&H having obtsined the requisite from the ns
70 that furnish and
GAS FlAfURES n he most moderate rates
81, Charles street, H. CUM l'' All IL. -oo
n Nj. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer in For
EAs eigu and Domestic Mali Liquors. No. 80 Grayer stFee
New0eans keeps constantly good shipping order
York and Ae Porter and Champagne CIDER By bar
sers Also imports Scotch Ale and London Porter.
@feTly 'e.'ou.
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4 sAROLINA SEED PEAs-250 bags imported
~ expressly for seed. For sale by
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Passengers Sailed

In seamAhp sf,iea Jycs Boston for LrvpooLMrs Parker
Mr. Copdreau wife three children aud servant slr j. Bal
lard Fsgg Miss Baker, Mis-, w. 4. Bresster G. ".
Bailey wife w ebouin, Capt. Hamilton, Henry Pierce
L. Dabs, (SesTeT of Di+psiehe- - Co idge, -
ton; Oney Hsknesa. Milvilie Mass; Mrs hemp and two
children West Royeftop; F. u. Strong, Mise H. Dow, Ando-
yer;J d Means and wife East Midway; Daniel c. Lord
KenuebunL; George Dudley, Mainej Mrs. Rsohel, Ward
Meal lter wife two Chi dren and two servsnts Ne,bit,
Thcmss Drew, p L. Mile Ir.. n. f.. GllAn G. y Deb1s',
John McCuLm. GoodbsHd Frtncisco Rose " J. Rec sol
freud Petrce and wife, J. A. Hal f. Mer wife and
obgd, C. Il. Soar - Pratt w. Fi.ldips l. Ro"nsld,
Jr PREMIER ard wife Jsmes Murdoch, sbo r. q Uunsn,
New-york T. tsses Newark, n. j. John Christopher Nv
jersey siss Blackwell Cncipna IL Dr. A1erdeen vhepe~si
Vm Ktwood and sister Michigan Charles Runsei, MI van
Vi,ns Sir George ,,ups0n, Misses simps1n Temgston
B,owp Mis- Hssu- Mrs Peek and ,hd aud lbet Wi.oa
Canada; hr.P II Mcadsm, Canada West, Miss Frazer and
Eaniee the hon. J. Csucbou Quebeci Robert Wells and
King aud wife; - Foler, J. A, gregory y ,hason,
Got Collugwood Mr. knight and r. Bntsl6sld, Of I'm
lsnd aiehssi heDonough e Liverpool D. Lean Kahn o.
Pens T. 3 Msreehsl and A. saiey Of srance; LIs Lucg
mi ofnsy Archoesoon Parton a1d we b Pinton, G.
bro ind wife West Indies L. Rosenbus K Soatse Ea-
gaLd-ll+ -
FOR Hah|qs-Jsmes Peahe and wife Of NeEYork; M A.
rod % 10Th Regiments Stewart II Nova scotia DE- fwb'
!ns NJ LAYTON Robt Morrow, Mrs Fraser, hs Ho lkn,,
VI I've. and -ife John Tobin fteD ain A. W. Mckinley,
Chez Silver e. A. He ard q. Baker aBd wife, Miss rStn-
iug w Morrison, Geose Coopor and Geo Wilson, OF ea
fax; W. L. Morrison OF Q1ebeci W. Grove Of Cabs-H To
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-28
DIED

Husr-In this city rars6s, Sept q, ser lingering NJ
pess EvELyEs n. CASvuLE wife Of Henry W. Hunt IN NE
4lst ytn e her
The friend, Of ,be family pecay nvea TO attend the
funeral from Der resdsIcs No s2 Gre o~1ehs IN
SATURDAY ., 4 oclock ,. N without FUR her nJtice.
Cort..ud and bTooue County papers please eJpJ
XVII A. NJ bile Ala 8snday Sept IL ofSse,se Of the
heart C.TsAsHE A. BoHs, wife Ct The late joe pb Kyle
lite oftbs city.
Persons At Harlem on Weonesdy. Sept q, Mr. N.TBik
P5R,oSs Lite u Jefferson Coun N. y, aged "a yesA
His furtrsl u tai place fro the resisIc5 VI b. -oenaV
Fostei Of @5hst and 7ths5, tins fnssyJ
day At 10 90 och A NJ.
ST. Law renee, J, fsrson County, papers please copy
TBosPsos-su SUDDENLY. Of ooDvusons "Wednesday sep
IS Qbsspre sptep Island ELii Jounsest esssh ei OF
Dr. r. h. ard Anna G Thompson, sfed yea and "ontns
wsIT,-Op Wednesday Sept &C. at o late resi- coce NO y
Psck slip after short Illness PHTss WHITE sfed " s,,
hi, ri. pcs ard so u oe Of bis brother Psrct /" hi e. and bis
soun Peer Paw, resoee fully invt.i 70 sttenf his
fuI.rsl ihs (F s, nOrDint a 9 6e.sk wSeo ne I-lasa
uas, be oeebrstsd Ardre~'s ChUch. vnencs The
corpse will proceed 70 Galway Cemetery for nIermsni