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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-02-24

:" ~ SA"sse " NSpFeSeNSQscSs, S0~to
~ Is. 1855.
The House being In Committee Of Ii
Whole on the State 81 the Union
M. BOiCE said M. Chairman,
propose 10 make some observations IN III,
annexation Of Cuba. consider il u,
great qusstio" In our foreign relations.
fevssish impotence seems to b. SELF
Ing upon our people Tar territorial eaten
sion. In come quarters the cry 10 for IN.
Cs"sdas. Up'" This ppiu,. W. have h+..
in'"f"~d ny = leading member from Obi.
mr.. Cnmrb-lI.1 that the people upo" III.
""',h-'n hon''~s lo,k With deep E.+l
mg to the annexation Of the l,u.i.h Prov
inc-s Of North America. IN other qusrtetl
the cry 10 tor the Sandwich lslands ann.
ARE wishing for smother partition of Mex,'
co; Others nr~ looking to the regions wa
tered hy the mighty Amszon; more ~.
bout upo" the acquisition Of Cuba. a"t
s"n- have such ino,dinst~ siom~chs thai
the. ARE willing to swallow up the e",h,
continent. These m,- all hut vsriou,
ph ,ses OF the manifest destiny idea.
must confess. ] do not sympsthiss with THU
idea. | think our true MISSION 10 coO.stv'
.,;,n mn, md. 6,,s .,,.r.;o,
Why do we desire further -xtensioni DE-
We need airy more tsrrit"ryi On The North
W. lose ou,.rlyes upou The v.rvs of r,srn,I
snow.. mn m. .,u,h ~. n.n.,,x,. N ~.
8,,cc heat. ot IN. .ou.,,,. NM, ill.,. ...,
aud the west VIZ p,u.~ oul, on Tho hr.rl
ot IN, two v,.x, ,c.... nj ,h. w,,ld 4
". ami, III. instruments. we find thu, IN,
United St,,-s ARE r.. time. n, ln,ur n,
G,,., Britain. l,,l.od and Franz. ram
hi,.d, ,,,.. ,i,,c. ~, ls,v. n. m. who'll. nj
E,.,,.. t;,.., Britain. I,.i,,d An.,,;s
pros,,. S,.,u p,uu,sl N.Iv;u,p u.il..d
mad D.nu,.,k, nearly cana, IN III. whole ri
Eu,o,., n. lars. n. m, Komsn Emp;r.
,.h., -. ..vl,. d,m,,.,.d from III. In
heat. D., 10. ,.I ,,.,.,,.. n ~.
...;,I, ia, n.,,,, u. h... ,.,,;,,,,,
,.,,,vb w.c.,,.i,l> hsv.,, mad wh.,.v.,
.l... 90. INNS ,..d .. IL, M, ,..d an,
mar. ,uac. If ,uy one were 10 urppo.,
,I.c,,, ,h. whole -, Eu,,r.. one n, m,
.,,., J,.,s;o,. ~, III. .l,,,. ,nd., ANAL,
e:oy.,,u,u, b. would h. deemed , mad
ann, ga, ~. ,.xb,s ,s,,,,,,,.llv hi. ;d..
nud .,,Il crave more Whist \ madness,
Do ~. need ANY more pouuln,,on
why our manhattan !, .lr.ndy ne., .h;,.,
,,.;i,,n.. .nd ;n,,...,,,, ~, v.Ior,,y =,
,,,,,,l TIM, the b.ld.,, must ,rrnhlp q, IN.
future Oh, annual ;oc,-n.e |. . million
If w. had The ,.ms dpu.i,y Of ,opul.tio,
over ou, .nti,p future service ~ 10 M...s
..l...,,. an, ,v,,.I. lin. x,u,d ~. fou
buud,,d and twenty m,l,iu.,; aud il ",
,,c,rs,. IN, IN. u,xt century IN the estn,
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LEGAL Advertisements
WARNING

I HEREBY for-w arm all persons from trad.
i my IN any manner with any my negroes
OF any negroes under my control, unless au'ho'
r,r-d by a written order by ne. Any person
Interfering in this manner vii BE- rrosee ultd
To the exlcnt Of the law.
A. d. BtiRRESS.
January I 1898. 23lt
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SET TIE lP.

4 IT, PERSONS indebted 10 me, rom lsA3
"A iii III. present time, viii please Come
ior~ ard and pay up, or they viii have IL settle
~uh an orhe.v. and those who have settle
m-nts with me- will come forward aud pa,
r,,rtpt. 1 want to settle with every body 10
stsaivh,en my business; n,rke all who o~e me
nav ny, and discharge all my debts.
A. ID. DUKRESS.
I,nv.,v IAAs 23if
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JUST RECEIVED,


,. ". rsrxux.
J.fer"~, 1rias,
VN7NOiESALE sud Retail DEALER in Iron
w Nails, Castings.
Groc,r,ss and staple Dry Goods.
A large stock ( every description Of sur-
pI,c. for
Country Merchants and Farmers,
The following il = list Of so'nr Of the leading
article. AWAY. kept on hand
800 sack Mo. Havana, and Java coffee
10 bh. bvo~n sugef.
10 hog-hrads do
NJ bbis pulyerizcd and 10 tons Tenn Iron !;
Loaf Sugar;
100 kegs Of nails;
70 casks bacon sides,
- kegs lard;
rions brand. g'n, etc
Is boxes If brandy cherries
~ boxes lemon syrup'
100 do .cIaret wine:
100 d. champagne CIDER
80 40 musest wine
50 do assorted cordials'
40 do ~s-~nr~ III peppermint
80 do stourh,on's Buffers;
100 do star candies;
100 do tobacco. VI every description
Is do bar sospi
soOOO .~vnr., from tuba sixes up to the finest
Coda, buckets, counter brushes, counter
scalr., hroom.. bottles. TASKS, drcantrrs, eork'
and cork screws,
And \ conpiet. assortment OF bar Moves
DC, &c.
Also large supply Of Napi, s"d Fs~
DIV Good., Bonnets, Hats, Boots, AND
Shoes, Haddlcry, Ac.. ~,
i.a,.,r M.rh IA. iAAA AA-ly
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January ~. 1855.
phi. bN(DW N.

Barber aad Hair Dresssr
HAS opened a shop on the North s'ds o.
II The publn square, Mafsha''' T~sss, . nc"
he has a,isd up ~ neatly ~ possible A"e .sP-
Piled with every convenience ssaa''y met WIN
In ,hs h~ss regulated sstabltsAnsntA and whsfs
M vii b p,ssssd 70 sssvs I'll Who may 1avcs
hin With tksis eussoo.
JaAsAsy n, looa "
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JGWetAH.
JOSEPH r. PkE WRIT 4 CO.

JeSsrsos. 5ssss.
TT AVE on hand splsndi1 assortment Of
III Jswrl,y, consisting Of gold and sllvs'
v.irhss. lsd,ss and ssatlsmsn's eseast piss
Il sll .isss; eas and Anger rnss; bsses'sts
soll 100 "a psneils; ls1ise' es6 pias; esn:
le.en,s shi,t and risband bsssons; 6oid
elss.s; hraaas.pins enbIsmA,ie Of Masonry
~ "a FvIlovship; lsAiss ard yents nossn.
ing pine. &C.. 10 ~ Of whs:h ars vss'asSe
70 IS sSouine n,iclss, ard sold cheap.
Alse . splsalid assortment Of fad'ss vsasns
~ sstiAsials; ~ . les Of ssPssios pen
tnivss-
Je1ssso~. Nav -. 1854 ~
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N1HOI.ESALE and retail dealers in Dry
w Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing
Hard and Queenswsre, Castings, Groceries
&c. Keep constantly on hand a large and
complete a-xostmen, Of the above enumerated
articles. together with many other. too pumer.
Gus to name We sell on liberal terms to
good and prompt customers Come and -ec U.s.
Dallas Street, Jefferson, Texas.
Feb. ~, 1855. - ~
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W. c. BAKER 4 CO.,
ENERAL dealers In Dry 0oo1s, Oroce.
~ RES. Drrxs, Oils, PsiMs, Dyaufi,
Window CLAN, Dc, Dc.
0ruceF~s, and bagginQ and Rope furnished
TO planters on accommodating terms.
Also Receiving, Forwarding and Commits.
sion merchants, Dallas street, Jefferson. Texas.
Feb. II. 1854. ly
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GROCERIES,! GKOCEKIES!!
JOS. T. WITT f CO.,

Jvers"n, lea1s,
lave on hand, and are constantly receiv.
] ing. a large lot Of groceries. which they
are selling at very small profits, consisting IL
sugars, mola-s-s, cof,e, hcur. salt, teas. la.
con. lard rice, WHISTLES, brnndir., &c. Persons
will find Il to their advantage To call on them
Jefferson, NAV 10, 1854 "
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Inv ln1VAl.

Pro06 ARRIVAL
At tAe ssers n d. q. GrrSe 4 Co.
VUAr RECEIVED u high wslss fsslgAta,
81 10 dozen sapshes hosas and osls ssllass.
do l. d = As0eA
do Do yussst Mid hss1lse.
g. G. GREGG + co.
January ~, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

The following has issued from the Office Of the
United States Attorney General
l. 1t has been adudged by long series Of de.
cisons of the Supreme Court that the United States
held any municipal sovereignty, Jurisdiction,
or right Of soil in the territory OF which any Of the
new States are formed. except for temporary pur-
poses namely: to execute the trusts created by deeds
Of cession OF Virginia. Massachusetts, Georgia, and
other States in the original common territory of the
Union, or by treaties with France, Spain and the
Mexican republic, in the territories of Louisiana the
Flordas New Mexico and California.
2. Il has been adjudged by the same series Of de.
cisions that the provisions OF the ordinance for the
organization or the Northwest Territory were extiu-
gushed by the constitution if any Of them retain
continuing validity, II is only so tar as they may
have authority derived from other either
the compacts of cesson or acts OF Congress under the
constitution.
B. This doctrine has been applied in leading cases
to questions touching the property in public lands.
the relation Of master and slave religion, navigabe
waters, and the eminent domain. and may he taken
as the established legal truth.
4. In obedience to the same principle. and pro.
ceeding in the same line of adjudicatons, it must
have been held, Il the question had come up for iu
dcial determination that the provision Of the act Of
March q, $50, which undertakes 10 determine in
advance perpetual rule Of municipal law for all
that portion OF the province Of Louisiana which lies
north OF the parallel Of 80 deg 30 min north lati.
tude. was null and void nb incepfo because incom.
patible with the organic fact Of equality Of internal
right. IN all respects between the old aud The new
~fstc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

Nov s--The Court met at II O'Clock The Judges we're
all present
In the case of Joseph Maura Ct. NJ. Bount Esq i,r
the caimant application made for pers from the
Treasury Department which granted This Ia o
,, 'rspg under the 9th a,ticle OF the treaty con-
cnde sstween the United States and Spain 10 o
losses sustained BY the claimant in consequence 9, sne
invasion Of West oy General yackssh ~ NJ.
The amount allowed by the Judge az Pensacola as Jar
back 1924 In Of th provisions of the act
of Congress- approved March g. 49,. 70 carry ou' :ue
provisions of the 9th art.e Of the eay OF 1919 with
Spain. Payment has been refused nv hs see,eAFy VI
the Treasury the ground that the cim Tor losses IN
1914 not embraced by the treaty.
in the case of James p King, alexander n. hvans,
the opinion of the Court ordering testimony to be
ken This is claim for S12 900, pilots fees at Brazos
Santiago, during the ate with Mexico. King
branch pilot under the laws of Texas but the acting
quartermaster ut Brazos Santiago disregarded his
mission such and refused him his fees for piiotage
Testimony was also ordered to be taken in the Of
Ienuel +. Todd, purser in the United States navy
The Court holds that government should indemnify him
for Losses arising out Of the depreciation Of treasury
received by him to be expended in the public
vice There several involving this ques
ton.
In the case Of Richard De TIevile, testimony
dted to be taken The question involved relates to the
Communication pay OF Revolutionary officers under the
several resolves Of Congress
The petition in the case OF X. 7. r. Allen was pro-
nounced defective. After being amended the taking OF
testimony will be ordered
The argument in the Florida claims resumed
by the solicitor, who concluded his remarks at twenty
North Carolina win the argument in this
tomorrow
Simon stevens, ESQ of Pennsylvania, was sworn an
attorney of this Court. Adjourned
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Port Of New York, November 10, 1885.

CLEARED
Steamship Black Warrior, Bullock, Havana and New Or
Ieans-Iivingstcn, Crocheron 4 Co.
steam ship Alabama, ScLenck. Savannab-S l. Mtchi.
Steamship Marion, Foster Char estonSpoford Tleson
Steamship Jamestown Parrish Recommendations Plea
SAINTS
ship Albany, Jordan, Marseilles-J sardv.
Ship Wanderer Ryder, Liverp0ol-Howes A Co.
Ship Escort, Lynch Idverpool-D Ogden
ship Geo Turner, Hutchinson, Iave-Nesm,ih Co
Ship Far West, Bennett, New OrleanS-W I Frost
Bark Crusoe, Weston va,parako-A Iadd.
Bark Archer Lewis Marseiles Nesmh Sons.
Bark w Fisher, Gallagher, MaHseilles-J Dafand Go.
Brig Morden dsr), Lockhart, Windsor-Master
Brig Porto Rico, Tanning, kenncbunk. Me- Duncan
Co
Scbr Florence, wooihouse, Brazo,-sheers 4 Oliver.
schr 81 stephen, Mciregor st SephenDe Woin, Starr
Co.
sebr Mcn,rese wlrsow. Nohie-sturges. Chairman 4 Co.
sehr Brtion Cook. Packer key West Benner ncake.
Schr Atlantic, Ellis Salem-R Ropes.
sloop Blackstone, Rey nolds Providence-Master.
Propeller Western Port, Berry Baimore-CtomwePs Lane
Propeller Thos swan, Green, Bafnore-t, omwefs Line
Barge FALCON, ComAry, Phiiadelphia-w VI Thompson
ARRIVED.
Steamship Knoxville. Ludlow Savannah Nov - with mdse
aud passengers, 30 81. MtcbtL
Seamship James Adger Turner Charleston with mdae
pasengers 10 spoliord, Tilcson Co. On Thursday. at
NJ Is miles Of HaeIas exchange ed signals with steamship
STATE Of Georgia ter savannah The experienced
heavy NE gales.
coaee &C, to Msckay, OF Boston Aug "A Daniel Dona
hue SEAMAN. Cork, died Of fever. Aug s. lon 81
siaualiscd ship Sebastian Cabot
peoi with sprung Oath lat - r. lon 81 h. board
"a ~ boa, from Br bark Point, Canaan for London
Mad .pi her sails; furnished her Irvine H.
tses Ion IL r. sgral,ed Br shp Haveag from Madras
h, rniou s iat 40 min y I'm n ~ W raised An
eiirpsr bayG sespg ssw apparea'y new, was paniea
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The military mania gave way duSing the past week to
the political excitement and our column ~ excursions
is corresrondingy slim. However, as the cold seaSon
advances the companies will again make their appear
ance saS continue until Thanksgiving Day, when we
Will have plethora Of them Mayor Woods edict against
the excursions not much regarded.
The Hack Guard paraded 70 Yonkers last Monday,
and attracted considerable attention.
The Mcdonald Musketeers Captain J. n. Anderson,
numbering 80 muskets proceeded to Hohoken on last
Thursday, for target practice accompanied BY sixteen
pieces Of Adkins Band and dned at the Great Republic
ees5ngly well, and altogether had an excellent time
The Band played little out OF tune and produced some
dscofd among the members of the company
The Pudrey L. Russell Guard, Capt. VIM. Hunter, COM
posed Of the employees in the printing Office Of Messrs
Puney Russell passed the HERALD once on their third
annual excursion TO the River House, Harlem They
numbered 40 niuskets and shot for 80 prizes.
The Hunter Guard Capt. X. Williams passed our Office
on their return from "pollock's,' Hoooken. They ex-
hibied well rdoed target, numbered 90 muskets and
presented remarkably fine appearance Among the
prizes awarded was valuable gold watch which Capt
Williams succeeded in carrying off by dexterity in shoot
ing In the evening grand collation. was served up at
the Clover Hotel.
Tie second annual excursion Of the Barnes Guard
posed of the workmen Of the Manhattan from Works
numbering 40 muskets. tcek place last week. Twenty
three prizes were awarded to the best shots.
The Terney Guard. Capt. Broderick, went their
nusl target rsion to the Red House Harlem last
week. They numbered 40 muskets, and shot for a
Der OF Pi3keh.
The Kelly Light Guard Capt McDevit turned out go
muskets their excursion last week, and
panied by 20 invited guests.
The first annual excursion of the American Cast Steel
Guard composed Of the employees Of the American Cast
steel Company. Qate Ancrondac) of Jersey City, Capt
Joseph McManus, commanding, under whose charge
nearly the have annually for several years
joyed pleasant and profitable target excursions, took
place last week They fine and web drilled teur
corps rejecting credit upon their officers. They
Der 40 musket Their target speak, for ITSELF indicating
sharp practice. Fourteen prizes contended for,
VARYING from $40 10 So each, the whole value OF which
amounted to $780,
The Box Makers Guard, Captain John Rennard para
ded 81 to East New York, their first annual
excursion.
The first annual target excursion of the Sixth Ward
Municipal Corps, will take place Wednesday, Novem
Der 14th It will be tine affair."
The Lindsey Blues, crack company, will also parade
that day, to the Red House.
Yesterday, the Daily Times Guard under command of
Captain Downey, paraded to Hoboken They mustered
80 muskets, locked well, and understand passed
pleasant day. They shot for % prizes.
The Meath Guards, Captain A. Rogers, with 30
kets, Stewards Band, ana paraded to Mott Haven.
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COrOners' Inquests.

Tus PAlLRoAD ACCIDENT CENTRE STREET Coroner
Hilton held an inquest yesterday upon the body of the
little girl Jane Gaegn, who killed by being acct
dentaly in Centre street Thursday night by
ot the Ha lem railroad cars verdict u death by
fracture OF the skull, from the above cause,
dered by the jury deceased six years of age and
resided with her parents ut IL Centre street
FATAI. ACCIDENT on SIupBoARD-Cor0ner Hilton also
held inquest at the foot Of Dover street upon the
body q a named John Shnndurick, who came to
his death from fracture OF the skull produced by falling
into the hold Of the ship John Bright, Friday, the
i0.h instant verdict of accidental death /.
dered by the jury Deceased seventy years Of age
and was q native of Germany.
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.
Accident ON the Long Island Railroad.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

most melancholy accident occurred the Long
Island Railroad this morning. appears that two boys
who make II practice Of jumping the freight train
and riding TO East New York. there to meet the passenger
train from jamaica for the purpose Of vending candies
and vspapers, this morning, usual, the
train When the freight train reached the Mon Cours,
the boys seeing the passenger train coming attempted to
jump from the freight train whilst the in
lion. and consequently Of the boys slipped between
the and horrible to relate the heavily laden train
passed over him. severing both legs and Tae
IGOR fellow whose is Patrick Ryan taken into
the baggage Of the passenger train. where
bed of straw, he laid suffering and bleeding profuse
~ When the writer OF this paragraph left the boy
st breathing but from the nature Of the accident. /, is
quite imposs ible tor him TO recover. SPECTATOR.
Nov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

BROADWAY THRsTRE.-Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne will com.
rence engagement here tomorrow night. The piece
selected Is Knowles play of the "Hunchback in watch
Nus Hayne will pcrsonate the character OF Julia
1he OF TO Paris and Bach for Five Pounds will be
played.
BowrHy Tiu,rRr.--1he elegant comedy entitled stu
Water Runs Deep aud the successful spectacle % Sc
bastopol, are announced for Tomorrow evening
NiHro's GArpES.-M'ne Rachel is to personate the
character Of 1bc to morrow evening, in tho drama
Angelo" la iigne mote will also be represented.
BURROWS TE,TRE.-DicSens' popular drama II 81 Dom.
hey and SOM will be Represented tomorrow evening
with the usual cast together with the favorite farce OF
ssIend Ne Five shilings."
wuusok's THnuRr-The comedy of Manifest
Destiny will be repeated tomorrow light also the
excellent comedy If the Man Of Many Friends 10
vcral 81 the leading members OF the company are in
Guided In the casts.
woop's MNsrRSus.-A new version 81 he Z Mummy
will be played TO MT rrew night
BroKIKy's smHSaDgRs The burlesque fairy opera Of
q Cinderella" viii be revived tomorrow evening
MuoSE RAYMOND Is to repeat his Irish Evenings to.
morrow evening 10 conjunction with Mscallisier. mag.
cal entertainments.
slo BErSAgp's CoSoERr.--This grand concert will
come % on the 18th inst, at the BROOKLYN Athenaum
Several eminent artists are engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

Frs IN TWENTY SrRlan.-Friday nigh, about II
ocleck tie h-Ahs az. n range Of stables situate At
tss West Twenty first street. The FIRE was discovered
in one Of the unoccupied stalls. The police and citizens
soon on the spot and succeeded in getting out all
the horses without injury There range of fifteen
stalls, and thirteen of them occupied They all de-
Tulier MT Williams, baker Of 26s Eighth avenue had
upwars of hundred barrels of -four stored in the
font part OF these stables, eight or ten barrels OF
builder door, had the part OF his dwelling house
damsged by fire. The windows were burned out and
some ms @s Ss an
Co, and SO his dwelling house. IN the lafarge In
suranee Co.
FnE IN THIRTEENTH sTREEr.-About two O'Clock yes
terday morning fire broke out in the hayoft of a
range Of brick stables in the of No. 1856 West
Thir,eenth street, occupied Eby cartmen. Its timely
discovery and the prompt arrival Of the Gremen. who
had not got their apparatus put up after the fire in
Twenty frat street. doubt saved the buildings they
soon had the water and the fire put out. All the
horses about thirty in number, extrcated without
injury The tenants lost in harness, feed, &c, about
S75 insurance. The stables belong to Mr. James Wal
lace and damaged probably TO the amount OF $3.50
no insurance.
LINES OF JUDGE BoswoRTH.-Judge Bosworth is out
of town at 0swego to recruit his health which Is in
inrm state Many persons call at his house in this
city inquire after him. not knowing OF us uving Out
OF town.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
As a wearer of one of those shaws think the objec
tons to them lay principally in the manner in which
they are worn The proper way is to fold the shawl
leDghways in four folds place one end over the right
shoulder pass 1t round the back and breast and bring
the other the left shoulder in Scottish style
They then graceful and comfortable. when too
for overeoat. agree with tbs writer in the Mirror
that look absurd when wearing in the
nel as o female. OBSERVER.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
May trouble you to error into which all
the apers have fallen, by confoundng with the Me-
troposn NOW Oceau,) in repor OF the suit Of Bill
brough against them for loss upon cotton
min in Albany county We had such risk, ana
of course defendants in such suit.
4 A. STANSBtRY, sec'y Metropolitan Fire ins. Co.
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Personal Intelligence.


Gayns, sndss%iy New haven Dr. Mas&sy Charles.
Key nE Mann vrsSai Gen s.arE Che; pr Gilbert
4 hon Mcmahon, south Carolina; Lieut. Smith n;
Hon Low, Alabama
From Savannah steam steamship p Knesye5 Howell RI
daughter Storms. Watkins Mr. Clark and sister, NJ Pal
From Charleston. in steamship James Adger-Mss Marion
Tuhn Ms washington, Geo II Dnnies, vallean,
psd Jas Ponder Andrew Williams 1hos ckandlO in The
s;eeFage.
Frances Master weymsn James NJ sanderSon Rober Us
born, James Perkins Master II Haynes, Of New York
From Argosura in brig Caura-T Rawden. Rawden, Jr
DEPARTURES.
For savannah steamship AabamaEdva ard Day, JOHN
Ru.s barishorn, Harrows John Alexander, Thos
a Aa aS@ w % enren Ssr Mos
a ss de Watts Mrs MIS- Captain Day and SON Gur
John Hunter w.S. kdward. Mis- keiiss W smith Jr
an shn aas eSlss R:a sSs
n. M aa hs Srs s ssSdd tsss Ep dy
Kead-oo in the Storage
rsr c as ts the steamship NarGn-y Hatch Mss
KILT ,6rs sn, and Mrs n s'p s and son Frank
sss Il! pr ns'sy
Shild ana na,ss Miss Craig Mas Barsli Barei +
PIX III. sSS% a:s
want Mrs Cook. Miss Iasak Nrs Lasak Mrs Ore IN
Mrs Randall and infant W Elliott: MIR Campbell, weaner.
Nyss c5 ss wgs SrH ass Gss5
con, whdlcy Nugent, Bras Gardiner Mrs welch
sLanksnd. j Brown Purcell and wife Trnill Glason
barry, IL % omsteed, ? Partridge Scott, W Allen,
Wheeler l. Graves tostwck, Conkey. ! Cook Il fni
bury, l. Judgon, II W Fraser, Moshcr q Yeveron, Z
Hall. p Policy. @ varnum-o in the Storage.
For Norfolk &c. in the steamship skidmore
= Albrecht stewart Mclean. Barns, Miles,
Bugby, Mr. Butt u KAY Foster Clarke, Barowsky, Mrs
Butt and two Misses Butt GIN, Nelson, Mr. Gdersleeve,
lady and two children, Miss Zimmerman, Miss thinner
(, Roger and lady Mervin lady and three children
Mrs Hsrdwck, Mrs G hudson, Miss Fisher, Miss
II fIardwick, Miss Hardwick Iiardwck T ardwick
Brown lady and servant Wetsel and lady Miss Wiker
Mrs Hancock and child Mrs ilynrd Mrs Herring Mrs
Feusy. Mrs Marshal Miss Parker Miss win. yiner, NJ
Rees Miss vickery. Miss z yickery, ! yckery and
Cordy lady and family, Robbins, Finn, Seyfor'h
Higgins Mr. Bemor. Mrs Beleri, Mrs Iud Mrs STOPPER Mr.
Iaurede and lady, and 81 in the sseernge