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n. A. Porter Il Bro,
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Bills Of Exchange on all the principal ci,i
Of the United States and Europs,
Bought and Sold.
..Refer toe.

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ran &c eashed In any an IN EDglsnd 4 raiant ~
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COOK. SARGENT r C0Uk,
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Ladies' Ronnets
NfantilIas and TaImas

o. .av latest tal styles ani Is. Ehc ereSest ycriety
wnald invite ths attention Of tho Ladies parties
Lar to my large, complete and most fashionSoi2 "a
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Valuable Properly Tor sale in East Davenport
House and gSii two lots ' OVERLOOKING Inc Risss.p
b. river Apply 20 sAM'L. GUY, In Rast Dsyep.
port, or TO JNO- A. GUY or Jas. JORDAN, in pay.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27
THO FIR ENHlkcN.

ITO THE NEW YORK FIRE DEP ARrdENT.-OFFICE
Receiver Of Taxes New Court House 80 Chambers
street October 2 answer 70 many take
this early opportunity Htte that a
ensuing election in The Fire Department Cor the position OF
chief Engineer At The time return scxnowsdg
friends who have sustained and
rumphanty eI4c ed me whenever has been pre-.
scented for promotion in The Fire Department
Very respectfully, HENRY II. HOWARD
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EyPNEsSEy.

yNOE sALE-rBE SUBSCRIBER BEING ABOUT TO
retire from tie express business viii sel his horse hr
and together with the ousaess.
ague has all the baggage Rom hoe Of
spd good city route This is chance an paying
subscriber, Of Capt George .. Upper, in the office
G. LEWIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27

Weekly Report Of Deaths,
in the cry and county OF New YORK. from the 18th day
OF October to the 2cth day Of October, 1856
Men, ca; women, Il boys, 129; girls, l0o-Total $50.
Adults 1877; children, 22e; males 1885, females ILL., 90
lored persons, 4.
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k4TlfgDIx,EN.

A WONDER.-TKE 0IPsEY GlRL.-IF YOU WISH TO
N all the secrets III your past and future ME- the
knowls Of which OF sorrow and
don't fail TO consult the above named paimist Charge 50
cents The Gpsey has hand which win enable
any gentleman obtain the affections OF the
Dosite Charge extra 90 30 very. up stairs.
~
ATS WALKER STREET RELIABLE CLAIavoY.
N ant for business and discase-nay be consulted
st interview charge VIII be made unless satisfaction Is
gwen.
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NEoCK SUNS ARE SEEN,
M But abt their sheen
Is little like the true;
And frsuds unjus
Tn LYONS dust,
trash, and poisonous, too
Fatal results using the counterfeits Of
Lyons magnetic powder Lyons signature the label
and wrapper Of the genuine article. Central depot 42i
Broadway.
CHOW CAsEs-HOFFMAN 4 FERsCHs SHOW GAS
- warerooms, ~ Chatham street and 81 Bowery. gems
raj assortment Of show lspt constantly hand on
chow cases taken In exchange. Orders promptly exsoueA
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observation-disclosures AND SMALL ROOMS, wrrU
nj board may ob'alncd ny applying nj No 23l
HENRY street next 70 the corner Of Amy street,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
IIsSAlIfl0M

OuR stock Of FaPs 1oods is yer, e,Hpsts and pri
" ess 'Os. Come and sse for yoausivrs,
AT MeCIELLANDB,
N hhfJ 81 bta - eneg
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
~ 60 ~ Al

RRivAL and Drpss Of Psszs GER Trains To take
~ effect on snd amer saturday Jnne 2ist, 1875
Day Poser ger Ira leaves Nashville IS o'clock Az
irving Cha t-noog At as p n. NIGH kzssergeF
Tisrs Nashville AZ p NJ, arriving ~ Chattanooga
1AS0 NJ.
Eas Pas.enser rrain leave. chattsnrora At GAM Ar
irving al Nashville A. Nigh Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga at ~ Arrv AZ Ma hviile sto An
n l. ANDERSON, superintendent.
NASHVILLE June 3st. lsHf.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Ne w FIRM.
White Goods and Rmbroideries. &c.

/ sss ss s..,-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

TIVE pArtnerskip between adersignea 10 the name
ana syis Of ,. u. ssAbafy Co. dissolved by ma
sas NJ abe eisi MI hnsr % sin 70 the
sestlng W Of Tie e1slnsss Of TIE late arm.
.-s-r.n IN. sEABUKY,
a 4. PkAcH.
Ian9-~u 7. J. sEABLRT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Straw Hats.
CafaWha Wine.
Furniture, CLOCKS, & C.

WILL keep constantly land, SUI ply Of pry spark-
ling Wines which will furnI,h he trade at Cincinnati
price, freights added. lapl T. A. MCCALL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
RAILROADS.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,


- - - q 49,.
COasas ENCfNG MONDAY, HAY i0th.
IITTLE MIAMI
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRA0D.
Elk LUsrvELY AN EASTERN ROUTE. 81
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI. VIA COLUMBUS.
Is TIE ON EcT RoUTE to ami from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only route running into AXE Shore
Depot Cleveland and the only route with uniform guage
from Cincinnati TO cleveland. Dunkirk and Buffalo.
Bf Any 0TSER ROUTE Cleveland passengers 70 via
Saniuy and depend trains FROM Chicago and Toledo
60 East break suage at sandasky and ferry from Old Ohio
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS, s
Is the only route with reliable connection TO and from GIN
OINNATI and PITTSBURG.
BY ANY 0THE9 ROUTE, Pttsburg Passengers de-
pend at Beefontane Forrest trains from Indianapolis
and Fort Wayne 70 go East. .t
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
rs w ONLr RnCTE TO and from Gineinnat and
WHEELING OR STEUBENyILLE
s, THE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE ONLY R0UTE to and from Cincinnati Column
bus, Orelne and Cleveland with lightning express without
This a great comfort to Ladies and Famries
TIE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS.
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati TO the
East uniform and safe speed is maintained Connections
BY Any OTHER ROUTE from Cincinnati dangerous
speed required to overcome distance and delays necessary
in changing passengers ard baggage at eOntane Forrest
Sandasky, and Ferryiug at o u Ohio City,
Through Tickets
WHEELING,
f PITTSBURG,
DUNKIRK.
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.
To al the Eastern cites.
Three daily Fa.tern Trains a. n, f0AE and sr n.
~TIR~T TRAIN- CIrveiAnd Pit'shurg SteubeuvI- and
VIII cling Lightning Express leaves Cin-iant ~ o'clork
fr all The Eaern cities; alan, Detroit via Cleveland,
SDr7f NJ. Wilmington, CtTcevipe, Ian aer AID
VILE Chico'he ard athens h. train stems
cnDst and Co ubus at oyeand MOrruw, Xenis and Lon
don only.
prs Ns. lesve arinnat at 10, clock via ClAve-
hni Pits Wheerg for all the This
rrin stops at he pOiuts between Cncnna and COlun
bus. I'D. ....... ESP s...
THIRD TR wv Accommodation, leaves Cin~nnaH at
$3.50 oeoek, N TOR Springfield Wilmington. Fcevile
and Larc ter Ch rcJi and Hin bornagh. This train
stOps AT ali int< bet c n~iun,ti and Springfield
FOURTtI fRAlN-CeVei- nd and Pittstu Night EXrresS
leaves Cincinnati at o'clock Cleveland and Pitts
burg for all III Cite Ta train stops all poats
between Cincinnati and Columbus
Trains by Columbus Tme-T Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati.
Fare as Low az by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information please pv at the Offices No Burnet
House, second door West Of Vine street, No III, Gibson
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House, at the
Eastern little Mlamn Depot Esst Front treet.
F.. ONCE hours from ~ A. N. NHtR 81 p.
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers At all the pr cpa Hotels for each and
svery train By leaving directions at her ~ the above
Offices will call for passengers liz all parts of the CITY, with
out fail. lmsy2Tl II. d. RUGGLEs, Conductor.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH

NN and ater this date the enumerated below
~ win be through Charleston and savannah at the
pI ces an \, a TO each article:
To acco, hhds. = 100 De-. .................. 500
Pork in bbls., lOr Ds 81 90
Hagsiog and Rope, 100 ns. ............ 100
II. I. ANDERSON, Supt
iyT-u N. 4 O. Railroad.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPLIAAL No SBt a. no SasIPPLRS,
lY NnYnnnnh In NnHhNI.Ir.

A the Mas VII e sni ChtttanOoga irOad Company
n have fed a. reminded the Central RarOad
auie- ct &c IA Of 9 er sDmmrr 10 does OF
have teen noticed ognfE IN the hAI bills a
that Company rrOeDti, distributed our city. We take
method ~ info ming thu MeT' and Sh peFs By
lhrI at he S be 81 30 fir 10 b. dot class
sOods and 81 Is tne grand bills TepFes-B s125 10
average through clss g0ois from the
ward Nshve butt bret 20 tie vsFatoD Of 10 eta
ID Sammtr and d. duetod Il 10 pei leo bs.
Winter ~hich The rst- per ADVERTISEMENT,
sIS5 from june Deesmber, AID e. from Iec June.
"a. l ANDr RSON, #F
Iunt2 t Fur,eriutendant
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
nzSza nzEza 80 80 ALL
Express Notice.
- -. - - o.

hEhPHIS AND c fAK- ESTON kAILkGAD.
FIfHE ADAMS kXPRESs CtMPANY y have made ar
rangemsnt with The ahose Rsihoaf Or Daily EXPRESS
Lne nrrPared receive and fo' Freight
Pack SC, bv Passenger Trains TO Huutsvc Decatur
ruscu bia, iBtrrmed stations the NJ c. and N
Rsiirns's. Email Packsg reduced rates
81 Messengers have NaSBV T. daily at O'Clock AN
&C. Freighs TO be ed hv Express Will be ealed
or thous extra charge t'D'o-d1 A. X Holt, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

this common wee tn for The pesio, OF six moats in Ia
VOLUNTARY servitude for any peri ID OF Whatever
be- aud the same is hereby repesist.
II has decided thai slave be )nght into tlis
State since ths passage Of the act id N. oh 1877
iyso fdc,o FREQ (piercss caso, decided In Comma
Pleas Philadelphia, in l848.)
Tho rule OF the Law in Eagia "a la regard
slavery, before the Revolution became the o,nm la
Of ania except far mod lad the c,ast
tuition Of the United States Tia fngifvss we're
moment they touched the soil o. Pendsy vsnis Al ins
dents Accomplishments and attribute ~ bondage ell fcom
around. (Hoffmen & Oliver 10 Bs BID II tri, rignt
OF transit with slaves incorporated 10 The spnstu ion
Itself then az ate laws prohibiting he aeodac ioa Of
slavery would be unconstitutional and consequently
void But several OF the States Of this Uaon nased
Just such laws and they have been passed upsn BY
the Supreme Court Of the Uoitsd States and
their validity has baen doubted Slaves brought
into the State Of In violation 81 thu laws OF that
State, are declared free (Rhoads vs.. Bell House Rep
40S 10 Peters r. GIL Thomas Generic 10 Loutsisns
Rep. 486; Leigh, 615 10 Leigh 697, ID Gill ani Johns
10; IL Louisiana Rep. 500; 10 House Rep 87)
The right to pursue aud Iecapure fagtvs slaves
Gaping from their masters into free State il raised
by tho petition referred to the conmiee and has
been noticed in this report. The ion OF the act Of
March 1847 having especially repea the peovsJ Of
the act of March $780, authorizing the masters
Ct slaves bring and retain such slaves within the
commonwealth while temporarily scjourning here, ami
ssid act never having been prcnou1ced unconstitutional
by any federal tribunal the undersigned DO deem
expet lent on any grounds to disturb it.
We are satisfied that the a5rogation Of this section o.
the act Of 104 would lead to dscord aud
tic disturbances and that friendly relations With tn
citlzens of Southern States, as we'll psac
and tranquility viii best be main by the denial OF
the prayer Of the petitioner. d. PHELP5
f. JOY )RRIS.
8. p McCALM0NT.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
News from New Granada, MsIiso, Porn,
Bolivia, Chile, Argsntin, Confederation
and California.
Eight Hundred and Eighty-one Thou
send Dollars on Freight.
The Panama Rallr oadEA Train Loaded with
Sllver-Large shipment Of Mexican
Gold to England,

The steamship George Law, VIM. Lewis Herndon. u. S.
NJ commander, left Aspinwau 1t HAS the night Of
the 10th Instant and arrived At Sandy Hook at 8h O'Clock
on the evening Of the 29th having experienced with bat
slight cessation gales Of wind from the north
east north and cas-. during the whole passage, with
cloudy weather and much rain.
She brings the California mails Of Jan. 5, 1881 900 In
treasure freight and sss passengers brough. dowa
the Pacific scc by the p NJ Steamship CompAnys steam
Golden Gate, A. v. b. Ls Roy, Esq, commander.
Tho Golden Gate left San Francisco, Jan. g. at $50 P
H., with $50 passengers and 81 276 92S in treasure,
s3e5,s1 Of which foreign account Jan. 10, ut
1a0 p NJ, of Cape St. Lucas passed steamer Golden Age
bound for San Francisco JAM ~, at ii A. NJ, passed
Cortes for San Frapcsco. Arrived at Panama
JAM 49, at 1915 A. NJ, landed n,ais passengers &C.,
and ut 1880 P. ~ the train left for Aspiuwall, from
whence the George Law sailed the same evening.
The Panama Railroad is In fine working condition. and
its business s constantly increasing train Of eight
tho 18th instant loaded with silver
The amount Of $ 500 600 received at Panama for
II. B. N. sloop ofwar Brisk, from Mexico and en-
route for England.
The health Of the Ishmus IL good and the weather
Capt jones, formerly Of the steamer Amazon has bee
app ,intsd Commandante Of the Chiucha Issnds.
We indebted to Purser Mitchell, Of the George Law
for files Of Panama and Aapinwa papers
Vy.an NcSrn q {@v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

whilst here and thssnney nine u bund rod wao set
TOO, upon toe 10 auus stricken with deadly 'svsr.
ufasehcod wi do aoy hing to ard, opsaieg the
ROUTE thec this ~0rthy hi Air
chsnoe; bat urluckiy for him the itsn cove ,ut
not IN the habit Of taking evey eogaeers enens
troe, without making some little inqiry to sAt y s-t
In rtfarence there from rel able aud
We rattle, think that facts aooia .btng,D
and tho British g,yernmsus has r.ksa the rigat way
0Rsi at hem 1t Il m3ra taan probable the Ssrssosi
aasehood Of this very civil engineer win DO alowed to
nall to the ground rs unworthy o notice. 4
Respecting the hsahtness Of route We will AXE
no comparisons With other parts Of Central S,ush
AHer1ca, but We Will nsatA.n thAs there IS more
healthy spot In tie whole of the continent than tnis
passengers we say, without fear Of contradic lon
AT We can back up what say by the best proofs,
pecesssry-thAt there have six deaths among
pesseDgers this lsthmus dng the year inclusive
OF railroad other scci1ents and defy the civil
gnesr who 20 well posted up, bring forward proof
OF eve. three deaths durirg that time.
Ano' her fact will STATE that may estonish
the Bdfh government ise and that is that out Of the
numerous resident foreign pDpulaon Of PsnsmS there
hss We believe been but solitary death during the
year.
Abiding the deaths among the railroad lsborers on
wbi n toe civil engineer puts much sress, may
cay that the mortality among thu 0O0 white lab OF
which CORE stats fcs Kept bsen less ,han IL
per during the 1--we years the road was being con-
strncted.
such is the true statement OF the mortality OF the Iath
mus not founded conjecture, based falsehood
bur proved BY the very bsst and most reliable iaa
registers Of the physicians Of panama and Of tina Rsoa
Company, and after reatug 1t the public will be ,e
form jus, valuation Of tia statement made by the civil
engineer to the British government respecting the
kaslfh iuasa nf l,;o r0Yka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31
Our Harrisburg Correspondence.
HARRJsHrRC Ian % IA


TIE Liqror Ldw-CAanoes Of rs Unconditional Repeal
Religious Rights Of american Citizens Abroad.
The repeal Of the Liquor law has been the main topic
In the Legislature for the last ten days. The unoond
ticna repeal has aready passed the House, and the sub
ject is before the committee In the Senate out a
whose hands the rierds CT the repeal trying to get
It, The Committee Vice and immortality in the Senate,
who have the charge Of the bill there are the majority
Of them In favor Of the present Liquor law and will not
report bill ter Its unconditional repeal On that
uittee are the only hopes Of the temperance men. II
they report ts unconditional repeal the blu viii pass the
Senate and will then fall baok upon the old Hceaso
law. The committee are anxious to place stringent
license law In It's place. That will doubtless be whore
the subject will end.
The joint resolution relative to the proteot,n Of
American citizens In the enjoyment Of their rights Of con-
science and religious practices in foreign countries vAs
acted upon In the House today. The bill nstructs eur
Senator's and requests repre In Congress 10
their utmost endeav to procure treaty for Ame-
rcan ciizers when travelling abroad the right to wor
ship according to the dictates Of their consoenc
and to bury their dead wi such services -
they may desire. The resolution drew out some apritsd
discussion, and was negatived-ysss Al, nay. 70. r.
Pennsylvania Legislature ID not willing to ask nor -
right Of American citizens abroad 70 worship o. hsr OWE
Conscience may dictate Party feeling eoss great wAJ
in these times and that too when nobody can tell wness
to find any Of the parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

The steamer Bolivia arrived at Panama ON Saturday,
the 5th ins bringing 81 passengers and $780, in
Her dates from Valparaiso to the 18th Dscsm
Der, from Lima to the 2Ith and from Guayaqu to the
3O,h.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

n : poi,i0 states that Sarah Ann Abigail Brown, who
sa tried convicted and sentenced to be hung at the fall
Term OF the Supreme Judicial Court Tor Merrima,k
county for the murder Of .ephen G Washer, died
the oSh inst ut the fail in tia. city Subsequent to
her trial she gave birth to child since which she has
gradually declined in health, until she expired OF con-
Tumplon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
the oonoi Of the Repu lilo sul pacific Geuersl
Pas hso ar ivsd ct Mead "a, OF BY the gov
rnmsnt 10 inspect the troops Of tho frontier.
Cs1eraa, Aivafnoo had resumsd the ,Umau I'D OF tbs
pruvcs OF ssa nntit the alton OF tho ecus l.
tnitn The exporai OF tho was still going on
with activity in the North.
VALPARAISO Dec IA 1855 The past fortnight has not
bsfn nisrke by Any extraordinary activity out neve
the'ess Il has passed entirely Of interest B)t
Wan mrfchsnA have filed treir ultimate res utreuiens
and tnose from the Argentine nfedeta n have already
closed steir operations With regard to hs hs trade
especially The local. business it IL has and IL not,
sumicg more Lively feature, msss DO ari,ut to the
circumstance that our merchants are actually Engaged
10 cioafg their yearly eaances when tney do uo d. EN-
convenient to enter into operations. A change has
been effected in the tariff duties for foreign mrrchan
Disc ana We note an augment In the rates for ali nentay
ofprovisiocs From the LIST Of January proxuao the I'll
lowing will be charged accordingly :-Nusc,vado sugar,
per Iaroba, 21sc. Brazil sugar, do &c., Carolina rice
per "a nts 2ec do. of ether dssctipdoos, DO, iSNc
81; lard, do, Size; pepper not ground. do, 2ss
ferba mace per aroaa. exc Two novelties prssen
in the prec ding list: firstly the appearance Caornia
Hour on our market and secondly the arrival 4 Gains
Ai iastvIes, which has beer long absent lroa
trade. This cargo changed hands In pu'k at certain
per cent on the iavcse cost Cottons-We nota
less scarcity in the general run Of American
account Ct chs Of the TN ted
States. Bu from oher patts arrivals nave ame-
horae ed the existing ASSIGNMENTS. The have
confined in the usual compass AMI the pr,es equal
to those nen Toned In our last review, Wo2ens
tho same condition c0ttons Rice-Withont up ,rts
eithe Of olina other description; American worth
49, and Lsnbsyequs SIS. Beef and pork continue abun
dsnt and with limited SALE Spades, with and wi
hAnaes are saleable at our quotations but ny retail
only. Havana segars-we may properly put them down
as net abundsn at AL events the superior classes
scavoes Ssaplha Mediterranean and Mendoza sho we'd
little activity American is out Of market and looked for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31
A Lem Year Sleigh Ride.

From The Msnchester q. a Mirror, San 20
company Of twentyoDe ladies, each with invited
heau started yesterday afternoon st little PAST swve
went In six horse sleigh driven by Daniel W ftag aud
the remaining six in fouy horse sleigh. driven
by D. H. Barton 1T the col les; day Of year. the
wpd owing furiously, and the therm at zsr3
The ladies dressed in promenade STYLE WITH boanets
stove funnel hats, and wers not unusually
guarded against the cold. It made teader young
shtver TO them start but the ladies set pls
worthy of the oc, that love knovz DANCE aud
fears cold. However, there peaty Of oss aud
blankets board tda. the ladies' p.rtaxing Of tho
all Some OF the gent were less fort AGATE aud got
nippea badly having his ears frozen. The ladies'
were not niDped at all by the sold.
At lie oksea they got warmed and arrived st. Concord
about six where they stopped st the Eagle Hotel kapt
BY Major John Gibson. Tney had mag a,Gssas supper
which followed by toasts and entimeats Miss Gregg
acticg toast mistress. They booked the,c at
the hotel thus :,.Niss L. II Gregg aud gent and
through the list We have found out the gent Of