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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

0-Peter Nassau, colored man, now y
resident of Woodstock, VT, has reached the
extraordinary age of l2e years! and is doubt
less the oldest living man in this Country
His history has been traced out, and it ap
pears he was born two years before Washing
ton, was 46 years old at the date of the De
claration of Independence.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
CASTFROEH
ST, CHARLES HOTEL,


o
Lessee newly erected and admi-
raby adapted HOTEL takes pleasure in announcing to
the public generally especially passengers arriving or
Portland Wharf thatthis heuse nov co
Evev item of Furuure bedding indeed, the building
with articles expressly manufactured
70 house.
Situated ST. CHARLES is immedatey at the landing
he principal shipping point Louisville where nearly
all be stranger guests first arrive whence they de-
for the South this house affords
and comfort to the tfaveler heretofore experienced at
this point
shall be the of the of this
liberal share of public patron
age because intends deserve it, The House with its
grounds shady and general convent
euces transient house. 1t shall be kep
Hotel-lacting of essentials such
| an establishment. :,
| Ma I w REpDINa we'll known to the travelling public
from his long connection with Hotels an Louisville is
gagged general Of the he
W vas IF ". W. OWEN, Proprietor
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
VOLUME TX.

RE-OPENING OF THE SLAVE TRADE.-The
Journal of Commerce, whose editors were
formerly Boston men, and know well their
own countrymen, says:
We have been thinking over the question
of the proposed revival of the slave trade IN
This country, and have come to the conclusion
tthat if ever it should come to pass, it will be
done by Massachusetts, rather than South
Carolina A modified slave trade is already car
sried on from Boston, as well as from N. York,
but not at all from Charleston, or any other
Southern port. We allude to the traffic in
Chinese coolies, who being comparatively
white, their enslavement under various forms
e6f imposition, is all right, as estimated by
Northern cupdity. So far as the african
slave trade is carried on from Northern ports,
1t is done by foreigners, who skuIk from pub
Tic observation; but the coolis slave trade is
conducted openly, and largely by Yankees.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

The population OF the State is probably at
this time not far from 100000. The vote
'polled on the 4th of November last reached
2,644, and indicates the truth of this suppo-
sition.
The following table shows the annual in
crease of the value of assessable property in
the State, during the past six years.
tn ha
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

HEAVY RoBBERY.-Mrs. NJ. A. Tennessee
and daughter were robbed of three thousand
dollars, on the cars from st. Louis to Jeffer-
son City, on Tuesday evening last.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

IowA.-The following statement will show
the increase of population since the settle
ment of what is now the State:
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s5; Quarters s2.so.
BRILLIANT SCHEMEy
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD
CLASS T,


WhoIes 500 Hals $40; Quarters S.; Efgths s2.5 So
nAu tickets packages In OF the Mary
will receive attention and the draw
mailed all purchasers edatey after It is over
address T. II. HUBBARD & CO.,
No. SO Fayette ST., or Box n 0. 10.
uov2t-ts Baltimore Maryland.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

VIEW GOODS.

UST received at Mrs McKay's Gap and Trimming Store
81 Also-an Window Shades Oil Cloths Bu
reau and Stand Covers. Firststreet near Main.
MRS. ABKAY,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
REPRESENTATIONS OF STOCK

TgyNENSE ADDITION OF STOCN
OF EUROPEAN lMPoKrED AN1A-" -
VIZ ~ CLOTHS.
ot all coIors and descriptions.
an orders to e made rp into enc most
We pnte Sboes and CATERS for gents after the ates
oo%a~n from France the Eastern cities Al I
,;n shoes and CATERS heels high enough 20 sut s
most fadions Tor ladies. and perfect museum OF @
for children large and small at the IoHN RASCH
Shoe of sept23-3m 1oh-& -
AZ SN.ARATUs.-1ooboEe pure Saierasus In 10 papers,
30 10 bbls pure doi g.
~ 20keas 1OOlbs each do. received and tor
.,E PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

w N.Y.
TENNEY& sORENsON.
GROCERIES AND LIQUohs' Oo]Hhn
"h0A w ATER AND VINE SITS, EVANSVILLE, IND -
this day formed
the prrpese doing wholesale GroeeFy anu a'ii =
business Having succeeded the business a - make
we shall able offer as good oargain
Eok CASH, as any hou'e 4 r 8. TENEEY,
West. SnRENS0N
jams
SHERWOOD HOUSE.
entirely rehted and refurnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house IN saIslacsory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned
Mr.. Peter Burke and has goodstock othorsesandc@
riages to let. Il 40 hi h,sa4ad and GOOD
,ostiersarein in Parcularauehuoh
wibe paid the hm t 1or
vood House good Hotel. fjys-tfl J. A ny hho.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
SOMETHING INTERESTING.
T4E LONG NIGHTS ARE COMING

THE LONG NIGHTS ARE COMING
. Nd way make them short is to visit Thomas
"A Billiard Saloon, Bull's Head Mains street.
ATTENTION.
Those during the day eambne both exercise
an at Thomas Bowling Alley. Bulls Head
RULI;S HEAD HOTEL
VIM D. THOMAS in returning thanks for past
wishes say that prepared receive Boarders by
the day week month His accommodations are hrs rate
every sttento will he pxid the comfort Of his
The bar supplied liquors of the best quality
hHe - Iyarron Vard attached oct24
SSUNDRIES.-25B Beels Cotton BEDFORD Rope;
% 20 reels Hemp BEDFORD rope; Is doz Selves;
q doz Washboards just received and for saleszhV
oct2i L. PKESroN 61OS:
MAOWDERED, CRUSHED AND REFINED So
ISAR-5n bbIs d per railroad and for sale oy
oct2i s. E. GILBERT & CO., Sycamore street.
E.TI 40 CASTEROIL.
bbls half bbs, No l. cold pressed superior ar
tleie newly maoe i0F sAie eRTALLOcK Il sToDDARD.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

UTILITY BEAUTY n E1~<ANCE
REF l n e nj f n t.
fvERY the above will be found we'll adapt
~ ed to and true of the immense quant-
tis Of Goods arrived at the well known Store OF
VIM LOeWenthal d Co.,
of Msin and streets Having and
sell of Goods the variety styles colors
shades in quantity and quality and every thing
which other house exhibited we take
Measure friends and customers in Evansville
and vicinity give GALL We extend 0ur Invitation IN
gnable under the of Dry Goods EN- rolder,es
Goods Of eyery des .ription Shals Millinery and Straw
can the richest choice and most varied
We are fully convinced that satisfy the
expectations every claim
good and prices Clothing kind and
can please every fashion color quality
the piece goods Come and convince yourselves
mh31 Wh LOEN bN ahA Il +" W.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
Wholesale Paper Dealers, Manufacturers, Agents.
eplI II and 79 Walnut ST., Cinoinnat
MARYLAND LOTTERIES

A GRAND M MARYLAND LOTTERY
On th Havan Pl an.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.
EXTRA CLASS =.
in Baltimore. Md. Saturday. Dec. 2od 1885,
Prizes Amounting to S132;6OOI
VII be distributed dccording to the follotoiD9
Splendid Scheme:
10000 ONunbeEsN1,OOOP Prizes!
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
NWILCH OoW for sale enquire OF ,nsov
oyIQ
BUSINESS CHANGED.

HAVE my stock of Groceries to Messrs T. Y Eook
VIII continue the business at my OLD stand
which have rented them for FIVE They VIII also
their present business OF ramiy
and Produce hone friends and customers Will call anu
examine their stock md give them liberal trial
In rarinr from nv present business would return my
thanks to and custo
ijbara patr6nSge era what is still more dsrahi IN
business general in Patsr,a ad
oce OF GEO. FOSTER CO.
foY which arm am member1. and will give to the
~ that house my attention. and where shal De
pleased to my friends. NJ u poSTEP
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

WpROOMs AND WASH Ards
I'D IS Fancy and Shaker Brooms;
80 Wash Boards; so bxs and ht-bxs heatStarch;
Is bbls Pearl Barley; bbls Oat Meal;
Palm Soap65 bxs fancy Rorse Bar soap;
hhds prime Sugar; 40 bbls Syrup Molasses;
IN 0hf-bbIs Moiasses; Is do Loaf pow'd Sugar;
Ztiarees Carolina Rice, reed and for sale by
je28 l. 4 u. HEiMANN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

NEW BOOKS
% The Life and Adventures of Beckworth;
The Martins of Crs Martin, by Lever; just out;
Abbotts Francouia Stories. complete seti
Steel Enrgavngs of Fillmore Buchanan and Fremont.
Is each;
Lives of Buchanan and Fremont;
Fillmore and Fremont fer the campaign lustrec
and for sale nv sepl2 DOBELL & LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

DRUG STORE.
nR T. J. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock OF
Medicines orened for sale bv Crawford Rell. rev
months since call the attention OF the public
merchants cominV to this city,
to make purchases TO this assortment which viii De con
s,rtIv rseeyjnp additions the Eastern cities and
which viii sold low terms can he afforded hH
4thes D.s ss.a IA ~ WV sep2a-6
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

TOI. VERS OF GOOD TEA; -.
MMAyTNG rec direct from Philadeiphia haf-ehests
and eaddie Of superior Teas we fsel eop
can pply families with good arc ana at as
ras5 as anv other IN just ca ana see we
hSru E q ' ' VIOKERY & JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

VW%HE Hills Shatemuc by the author of the Wide Wide
Naver TOO late to Mend the author of Peg Wongton
and Charlie johnson, inst out
Nv Courtship and its Consequences by Wikon!
New supply Of Dred:
Fasuueiles French course. ,.,1
Pitcher Physical Geography Just reed ana or %
oet7 DODnLh a. hA'AHA"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-12-20

MS $ BAGS Prime Rio Cofee 20 gross ass ID Cards.;
cd asd States; 5000 round Slate fenclis' res
ceived by railroad and for sale by up,,..Su
oct21 1. q y. n "a" a. ~.
o. GENT for the Genuine Pa B. W Four.-5oO0 Genuine
~ rso'd by railroad and for sale BY; - ,1ixr,uN
dee2 l. d u. nEAnAT>''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-09
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

THE FIRST DISTRICT STATION HorsE.-The police OF the
First district yesterday took possession OF their new
quarters washi gton street. johnson. They late
" occupied the basement OF the City Hall. The new
house H. three height OF brick and all is inte
arrangements particularly adapted for the pnr
poses for which II was erected. II Is well lifted NJ IN
every respect and Is the Finest station house now In the
city.
TIM TRIAL oF GAIT. SNrH-The trial Of Captain Smith,
Of the First district police by the Common Council
charges preferred by Alderman Walsh Of the Eleventh
ward resulted in just-noihing resolution, declaring
the charges (of expclng the Alderman. &c from the
bar Of the station hOusc proven, was passed by vote
Of IL ayes 10 10 nays and resolution Ealing for the dis
nssal Of Captain Smith from his Office lost by vote
Of ayes 10 "A nays.
FmE.-At twelve O'Clock on Monday night, slaughter
house occupied by John Gedney and butcher shop
suped by William Doughery, on Ninth sire ct, the
bank OF Gowanus creek destroyed by dre. There
considerable material 10 the butcher shop, and con
siderable quantities ignitabe substances 10 the saugh
ter house which together caused great blaze and gave
the impression dis OF large conagraton, The
bull, ngs rot Of much intrinsic value Tho loss
contents amounts 70 about - 900, on which there was 40
insurance.
TnE SEAsES or the Gru SouADRos.-A meeting OF sea
men marines and others who formed portion Of the
Gulf squadron during the Mexican war, held in Iud
son avenue Monday night for the purpose OF taking
mCures 20 present their claims Tor extra pay to Con
grcss Congress having passed bill Tor the relief OF the
sailors &c tue Pacific coast thcy ask 70 be placed
the zane footing Petitions were ordered TO be prepared
and will be ready for circulation In day or two.
P1uzE From ~ QrEN's rsrr.-on Sunday afternoon
prize ngh, took place piece Of woods north Of the
Calvary Cemetery on the old Flu ng road. About $50
persons present - Wtneks the encounter The
principals German, re1ng IN Sheriff street New
York, and Foot CORNELL and the Spectators their
respective friends, residing In the vicinity ~ IN Dry
Dock. Oficers King and Hallet followed the pa 70
their destination, and on arriving there, with two aa
officers, found that the fight nearly over and q
the men was lying painting upon the ground. In
rested the principals when the spectators rushed upon
them with slung shots and revovers and rescued Cor
nell. The crowd prevented from rescung the Ger
man. they did not like 10 risk the contents OF
voycr in the hands Of one of the officers The prisoner
taken 70 Astoria and warrants issued by Jus.
uce Boyd for the arrest OF others OF the party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-09

QUEBEC, July !, 1855.
Tb cdnddaars Erpsd Var rrih ne United Nd.
tovy Tr7dra,sons-Ppblic 0yanion osains pN Uaaed
Siat>s DC, DC.
The people ouebec fully convinced that there IA
TO be between England and America. War is the
and only topic Of conversation. You hear II in the
counting room at the dinner table and everywhere The
business complain bitterly; they say they feel the
effects Of the present difficulties between England and
America.
And " You 10 the active operations Of defence
that being carried on in the Strengthening n
fihcatons Of Quebec you would say that smen q war
They making new embrasures for cannons, and
doubling the number Of cannons They strengthen.
ing the Odd fertncstons and erecting many
There Ia large force Of men working In and abort the
CITADEL and the work appears " be carried on with great
activity.
merchan, 10 this city, who s extensively engaged In
the shipping business, told US that there two
sells loaded with powder that discharged their cargoes
here last week He says was done very secretly, the
vessels not having been entered at the Custom House.
have conversed with number Of the rcspc table
and reliable merchants IN Quebec and they say there "
no doubt but that the English preparing
for invasion. I was told by a gentleman last week
that the government had written out 70 the Quarternas.
ter here 10 know there barracks
for 600 soldiers In addition 10 the 600 that have al
ready been ordered here.
The Canadians all opposed " war; they say that
the United States have acted very wrong and they feel
that the English have Just cause for war
The people Of Canada are loyal beyond question
The line Of steamers from Montreal TO Liverpool IL
doing fine business; every steamer Is crowded with
passengers. The line Of steamers running the tCol
lingwood route" are doing splendid business.
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CLEARED.


Port Of New York, July 8, 1850.
CLEARED.
sSp asa ws I Lob Bacon
BARR csr Johann Nor LisSs 'o John 90 SpHombos
Brig Brig a.v sssss TH rsy NJ p Knox
s srs Utopia ns %sS1pe Ians Frye
brig Factor Thompson, s. M.rysz !, EsssmltA Sons.
Schr j W Hale Friend no Hache-rhompsoo Hunter.
sChr Jenny Lind Henry Kingston, Ja-Henry De Cor
schr Geo Byron, Ford, Hurds Isand-C 1 Il J Peters.
schr Henrico scranton, RicAmond CT II Psrsoa:
sehr Emma Eudors, Baker, New Hayen-Mastsr
Soop Harvest Corwin, Providence-Maser.
ARRIVED
Steamship James Adger Turner Charleston, 30 hours with
mdse passengers, sponord Teston Co. Monday,
AM 50 miles Of Haeras exchanged signals with steamship
Ship President Taylor Nelson London a days with mdse
1 ss q
Ship Panama Hansen srsmcn NAV z with mase and ss
oa g. passed q sss sn O0sH"s June = -
mdse and 256 passengers schmidt. Had deaths on
SIP Marathon, Tyler Mobile IS days in ballast
Bark Grace r) Kelley, Greenock, May TO- with mdse, to
Little Lizzie of Bosten Fitzpatrick cardenAs June
Bark Gen Jones of Boston, Hodgdon, Cardenas IL days
Bark Iinckiey tof Mibrldge,, Sawyer cienfuegos IS
days with sugar TO master c, ,no "a ,
moiasses' to q Stephenson o'' -
lark Al@ah oi Proydense Nevens Trinidad do Cuba II
with schr John Cashier for New York - :.
days w eea 10 chase small aY'u
Brig Delta Duncan Ponce, PR q days. with molasses TO
brig Golden age OBJ, Curtis Maanzas days with sugar,
Brig Mary Thompson (of searsporp Grant Cardenas,
J n. Il
fssp Dyer 1's @ q 4
Brig Handy King starkey, Havana 10 days in ballast to
Rrig andy of Gouldsboro, Handy sala River, days,
with yellow pine, TO master. .
brig Emily Davis Charleston days with cotton &c 70 70
miles exchanged signals with bark Jasper hence for Charles
Brig Starr of stonngon) Bunne Richmond days,
Brig susan Emily Wall, Calais with lath Smith Boyn-
81 Domingo days with hides tobacco &c, to weinberg
schr Fred Howell Carr Cruz June 90 with sugar.
mahogany &C TO Tucker Lightbourne a -. -. 40.
John Grah OF Jersey oiy. cOnkln, Galveston, Is
' seir WIN VIM MO Dodge @eden Georgetown 4days
sehr Z n Fox Par Parker sr. Georgetown SrSsas,ann
schr wsshneion' Wiets Georgetown,
sshr S SsssSn E Ka4ass M Nsasssn
Schr Bragdon, McCormic, Richmond.
Schr Thos Martini Everhard Virginia.
Schr Barnard, Curtis Virginia.
Schr j B Cunningham, Hall, Virginia.
Schr Nile Chamber, Virginia.
Schr Mary Jane, Taylor, Virginia,
Schr Elzat eth Seger WIber, Alexandria, days.
Schr Muse ketchum, Alexandria.
Schr Chief, Fountain, baltimore.
Schr Palestine, Chambers, Baltimore.
Schr Onward Smith, baltimore days.
Schr Sater, Rowland. Baltimore, s days.
Schr Silver Cloud, Brown Calais
Schr Fessenden Hooper Dennysvie
scbr Agnes Lo I'd, Ellsworth. days.
schr Panama, Tates, Providence IL hours.
Schr Chance. - Rockand. u
schr Marblehead, Mcintyre, Rondout for Boston.
Propeller Ironsides, Wander. Philadelphia.
Propeller Petrol, Arey, Providence.
Propeller Chas Osgood, Smith, Norwich
Wind during the day, ssE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-09

srIupx ny TAXING ARsENc.-Coroner Perry held an In.
quest yesterday at The City Prison, upon the body Of
woman named Mary Anne Doyle, who committed suicide
BY takinr dose OF arsenic The deceased II appears
had led life OF prostitution for many years and was
sides very dIssipaed IN her mode Of living. becoming
tired o. e she purchased dose u and swallow
ed the same. policeman found her lying in the Park
IN pros ate condition, and thinking that she drunk
he conveyed her 10 Tombs Here Dr. Cov discover.
she had taken poison and he prescribed for her
accordingly but without effect The deceased was IS
years OF age and a native OF this state
Form Dpowyrp.-An inquest held yesterday upon
the body OF Robert Armstrong native Of Ireland aged
as years who was drowned while fishing In the Fast
river the 3D. inst The deceased vert out In small
boat which found upset the following day. The De.
ceased resided with his family IN Eighty first street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-09

Before Recorder Smith.
yrrY Sat the opening Of the Court this morning the
ro Of Grand Jurors called when the following gen
uemcn appeared and were sworn
GRAND JURY.
Jreh Bull, Foreman VIM. v. Aims.
Sheldon W Bailey Edward n Barnard
Richard Barton. David y. Baker.
WIN r. Beer. VIM. Coils.
Samn A. Beekman Henry David.
Edward NJ Kellogg James Forester
Geo. r lockwood Robert Haydock.
Theodore A. Meyer james v Hall.
'Tbos. II. Stllman. Geo " Peck.
Elisha Troughtou stephen Philbn.
Cornelius Smith. Robert L. Taylor.
Cerardus Boyce
The Recorders charge 10 the Grand Jury was very
brie lie sad that he perceived among the Jury many
gentlemen who, he aware, were 20 familiar with the
duties OF Grand Jury, that WIS., hardly necessary for
nm 20 enumerate the subjects which would demand con
edera,lon He then briefly referred 70 different laws
~rboae violation IL made the duty Of the Judge 70 call
ss attention OF the Jury and closed by ndng
ss.t their deliberations should be kept strictly private.
The Grand Jury then retired In charge o. an officer
~, motion o John Van Buren,, Esq, the trial ofpersons
~ sroed with the violation Of the Quarantine laws 10 re
.ss Tho Health Ofcer the discharged his duties, WA
.,oned tlll Friday next There being no other case
sea3y the Court adjourned I'll 70 morrow morning
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nIRITIME TNfELIIGENCR.


star Of the West New York..July I...... Aspinwal
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
rssWI-From Charleston leb and oh due Havana I'D
ana IN. Prom Havana uh and zh, due Al New York I7h
and list
EsSrHr CrrY o. rrw esArAp.-From New York r7n ar.
irving Havana Z3i and View Orleans 25h. From
leans 5h, Havarss sth due st New York 18Th.
QuaExn CrrY-From New n each month arriving
at Havana yh, and Mobile SUI From Mobile l5h Havans
ush, due ~ New York 2h
when The above dates Sunday the steamers win sail
Monday. They leave New Orleans a. NJ tide
vii admit and the label leaves Charleston and Havana
WA.M N.
TINE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be q value 10 those having correspond
Tho mall leaves Southampton on The .h and Oh q eaho
Arrives AZ Gibraltar .hout the OH and 7sh q sane month
Arrives at Mass about The l4h aud 10Th ~ month
Arrives NJ Aerandris about the sh q and th Of fo
lowing month
suer sbou, the 2Oth 2lst Of nj Of
following month
ARMS Alden abou, the ash Of same and ION o.
9Th Of following month
Leaves Alden about 18th m Of same ard dag arr
val for Bombay, and llth 70 10Th for China Sc
and igfh 70 Tst o. The following montn
and ~ ARRIVES Point de Gale about The 6s
IN snd 22d 10 2d of following menth.
Point Gale for Pulo Penang the
Arrives 81 Pnlo Penang about he Ira ish and 1h
Arrives Al singapore about lSh 18th sis or s a
Leaves Singapore sbou, "a hours ansr arrival
Arrives A. Hong Kong about The 2Sd o. 2h and eh 10Th
Of following month.
Leaves next day for shanghae.
Two mails leave FngAnd-one the an and slh of
montvis Marseurs and arrive At Alexandra about the
same time as the southampton mall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-09
Personal Intelligence.

American travellers registered at the oflce or the
American European Express Exchange Company, Paris,
from the 18th 10 10Th June, 1866
s Henri s YORK rhfGs lnd Rs
Hutchinson, Newark y u Gcddes. New Orleans; u ia.
New YORK Bailey is,, pssps d. Cooper New ssa
Ssae sss aE
wP Lewis n Bush, baltimore, w Beach g Townsend,
j Gibbs frsnci. Date. jaime. Iever.on New Work
CON .s New S Van
Y APrs1sss foeP.nSa;sn s.w Ts.s iGt csfr
sass Sr. ffq sepe Rob- fsrs. rsa mse
r.meroE rev hers W.. 0ys eyy u ssas Pal
PPes Bufgs Starr lincoln Hartford fairrnsn Ro-
Philadelphia 5 Williams Abbott Nor, Living.
Information has been received at the Department, or
State, from Mr. James Tarleon, the United states Consul
at Melbourne, the death Of Joseph suges aged 10
sidcnce unknown.
A. ,he Everett Hpo.e-r cssaI. IIernsnde, O Gore
dysrrocl ~ k Essr, VA and lady p1ladspha John q Camp
.4y Nov Yc!i I Il b George n fsS.c saa
Athe stevens HouseHon Clark Hare and lady philadei
p yser sp sGsG pS eSgsn asRG csgo
New Jersey = Van nai! HOLLAND Jaas. ea5ne,,
Prom s csa,esS IN Me &c ,smssV 5s%ss Aagsx
y Mazda MdGe,e MIS- ovis sddleion Nv sd Em%,
Mdas,os ss'sr w s S, N,ss Fsraa@ Ma.
klns Miss Aston Miss Day and Nurse Miss seymour
Herts, Miss Proleau, Miss Gaard Miss Mary Glbson
Miss Annie Gibson Miss A Hubert, Miss Hubert Nss
Aura Drayton Miss Mary v Drayton. two sees Taeno
NJ Ms i Middleton and servsni W AID Mrs. Nat
thessen, Mrs steven and two chlIten Rober, Adger
Mrs I, farnham. Mrs Adams Mr. and Mrs Ipenk and
two children, M and Mrs Mecker and children Mrs
wilkins Miss wilkins Mrs faye'te child and nurse Mrs q
Thaver Mrs W Dawson. Mrs q Dawson, Mrs fopea
Mack Mrs Cameron and child Madam Togno Mrs " boring
Daniel blake y Hall, X Baker Baker. Mr. and Mrs ii
Read child and twoservants, Chaplin Taylor N X
Carroll Crail lead, Dawson Aston, i kleen i
" Ward SwaAied, NJ Pemumen, N Il Graves Chas
IAchenbere John swim " HUNTINGTON, Thos Taylor sF
Friend swanson n Yeatnan Merle Morris Meyer
Herbert Major Thos Plane Com John Nckersop Lieut.
RiehaTds-epl q 10 the Storage