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HOLIDAY PRESENTS PROM EUROPE,
d. At so4 pa sve,ne
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plicit denial, 30 far as his name is connected
with this rumor,' of its truth. He is party
to no such combination, and has no personal
interest in the public printing or connection
with Mr.. Wendell.
Equally gratuitous is another newspaper
srumor which connects Mr. w. with the
French spoliation bill, matter about which
he has no knowledge, care, or thought.
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AND wARRANTS.-THE HIGHEST
IL rates will be paid by
SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT & CO.
jan 6-lw (Union, Int, 6lobe)

cox REWARD-WILLB BE GIVEN FOR
p~c BOWIE kNIF L lost in private apart
ment Of the House Of Representatives on the 2d
OF January. The handle and scsbbard Of said
knife had gold set, with silver mounting. The
name OF Alison Is engraved on the inside of the
scaSbard. Apply at the Post Office Of the House
OF Representatives. Jan St
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CODE FOR THE DIsTRICT.-The
- gentlemen appointed by the Corporation
OF Washington and Georgetown and the Levy
Court, to whom the Code for the District is to be
submitted, are requested to meet In the Alder
mems Chamber In Washington, on TUESDAY
EVENING next, the 9Th January instant.
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Ordered-Third Lieut.. johnson de Lagnel,
U. S. R. NJ, has been ordered to the cutter
DobbiD, on the Wilmington IN. c. station.
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OFFICE GAsLIsHT CoMPANY,
Washington, Dec q. 1855

ofFlCK OAsLlGHT COMrANT,
Washington, Dec. %, 1855. (
TNOTlCEI Is HEREBY GIVEN, agree
49, ably to the requirements Of the CbarteT,
that meeting OF the stockholders Of this Compa-
ny Will be holden at the Office Of the same corner
OF 6th street and Market Space, on NJ ONDAY, the
9TH day Of January next, at O'Clock D. m 70 the
purpose Of choosing Directors to manage the at.
fairs Of said Company during the year 1855
Attest: IF Known Seo
dec 2f-en2W
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE PRE-
- FERRED BONDS OF THE CHESA-
PEAKE AND OHIO CANAL The Committee
appointed at the stmeeting Of the speake and
Ohio Canal Preferred Bondholders deem Ii expe.
dient that meeting Of the bondhoIders should be
held al an early day, and notice is hereby given
that meeting OF the b0ndholders will be held at
the National Hotel on TUESDAY, the sth day of
January, at IL M. As matters Of interest will be
brought before the meeting it Is desirable there
should be full attendance - :
GEORGE BROWN, Chairman.
c. ST. J. CHuBB, Secretary. F..
dec 3I-dtathJan F.. 49, ..-..
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~MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DIS
~ TRICT OF COLUMBIA in accord
ance with the act of Incorporation regular meet.
Ing Of the Medical Society Of the District of Co.
lumbia will be seld on MONDAY, January 9TH h,
at IL m, at the Washington Infrmary.
A. J. SEMMES MD,
Treasurer and Secretary pro. TEN.
fan At
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2SOIREE DANSANTE.- LEWIS CA
~ RUSI respectfully informs the public
that his Soiree Dansante which was announced
Tor this (Thursday) evening, has been POST
PoNED in consequence Of the weather and other
causes, until TUESDAY EVENING, the 9Th Of
January. ian 3-td
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4 /MASONIC.-THEM MEMBERS OF HI
NJ ram Lodge No 10 are respectfully Invited
At to meet at their hall, 9th street, TO NOR
ROW, Sunday the 9th instant, at 1 O'Clock %
M, Tor the purpose of attending the funeral of
their late brother, GEORGE LAME.
Sister Lodges and scjourning brothers I'm good
standing are fraternaly invited to attand.
jan Sit CHARLES CALVERT Sec
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~JACKsON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCJ-
80 ATlON.-A meeting Of this associa-
ton, for an election of the members of the execu
tive committee, will be held on MONDAY night
the 9TH of January, at the lower room Of Mfnder,s
Hall, next deor to the Office Of the Evening Star
DANIEL RATCLIFFE,
jan SGT President
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I n WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.
"a " The regular monthly meeting Of the Corps
NJ VIII be held at the armory on MONDAY
- " EV bNlNG, the eth instant, at O'Clock.
Jan 5-2t 81. +. BEERS Sec
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BY DIVINE PERMISSION REV.
80 JOHN A. GERE, Sunday School Agent
of the Baltimore Conference will preach In U5ion
Chapel, 10th street, on Sunday morning, January
at Ii O'Clock. ~
collection In behalf Of the Sunday School
jan Sits
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g,THE REV. MR.. BRICKMAN WILL
o. preach in the New Jerusalem Church.
on Noith capitol street, (near the Railroad De-
and at 3 p m In German. ian 5Feits
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SCOTT GUARDS, ATTENTION.-You
n a are hereby ordered to appear at your armory
MI nj on TUESDAY EVENING, January sth, al
~ " O'Clock, In full uniform, for a dress drill.
Every member who does not appear as above
ordered, will be promptly dismissed from the
Company. b A. JAMESON. Cant
Al. JONES, O. g ian5 -1a
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Thurlow Weed, Esq.-It is due to this tai.
ented and acute gentleman-whose presence
here Of late we duly chronicled-that we
should republish the following denial of the
truth of charge made against him; and,
also, that We should add that, from all that
has come under our notice, we are satisfied
that the story therein denied is wholly with
out foundation. While we differ as widely "a
the poles from Mr. Weed in politics, we do not
subscribe to the propriety of seeking to gain
advantages over him in political matters by
giving currency to false rumors concerning
him:
"A correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri.
can democrat, over the signature of Bolivar
says, IN his letter of Thursday, as follows:
II Is rumored in the city that formida.
pie combination for TIE public printing is be.
ing concocted, by which Thurlow Weed and
Y: Wendell may divide the plunder We
gave 1t for what 1t is worth. IF there is anv
truth it, what commentary on the nart;ss
that have for so many days found NOTHING of
principle on which to unite. 10 e "
I'VE have Mr.. Weeds authority for an AZ.
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IL. TROvA TOR E,
GRAND RICHEST IRA
and a

comprising over
EIGHTY PERFORMERS,
being the same as were engaged in all the
OPERATE REPRESENTATION
tsst have been given in the Academy Cf Music
New York.
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Court and tinusd in that Once annual apppoaat-
rent, until 1858, period Of twsnty.oA years During
the long period Judge Burgess held this sponsee and
delicate cos he discharged az its faneiAn Win soru.
pulous ndsty sad integrity and to the alnA universal
acceptance of tie public. In this length o. time an
amount OF property greater than the entire Of
the city passed under his jurisdiction Of tie largest
estates having been administered upon two three
times It was bis fortune to be the contemporary o<
some OF the most brilliant Of forensic orato-Bur
Ill Searle Burgess and others, who made bar ct
time, ~ Judgs Story said essedy Of great acute
meas, learning and ability Az . counsellor he held
his professional the oonRdentia and I'D
wiser Of many of we'll remembered merchants and
business men. His own private affairs he always
Dsged With great prudence and discretion, and hes left
probably . larger fortune than ever acquired by any
Other lawyer 10 this State Judge Burgess leaves widow
and six cbIldep. Two OF his sons Hon. Thomas n
Burgess late Mayor Of this city and Right Rev George
Burgess Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of
the diocsfs Of Maine"
Died, at Malcen, Mas, May 10, Gen. WILLIAM CARsY
Of Amesbury sged 81 years. Gen. Carey born In
Lempster N. Fl. had been member Of the New HAmp-
rbiIe Legislature, and active poll iclau He .
Webster whis then republican, and finally Joined the
American party.
Judge SAMUEL O. BosHAM, Of York, Pa, who partici-
pAed In the reception Of the Hon. James Buchanan. In
that borough the 18th inst taken Ill with spasms
the same evening" and died Wednesday following
He served associate Judge for ten years. and died
at the age of IS.
The Hon. S. p p FAY Died in Cambridge on the 18th
inst He Judge OF Probate for the county Of Middle
for years. and in consequence of his advanced
age resigned that post. he was 70 years OF sgs.
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City Intelligence.

BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN VICToRIA-YesterdAy the thirty
seventh birthday Of the Queen Of England, and the
eighteenth Of her reign The Cunard steamer Asia fred
salute Of thrty-seven guns at noon in honor of the
event. and the French and English vessels In port wore
handsc mely decorated with flags. There dinner
public celebration in honor Of the event. much to the
regret Of many English residents who thought mo-
ce ought to be taken OF the Queen and particularly
among that portion Of them who sym pathi-e with the
clsmepcy she recently displayed 10 pardonDg Political
offenders.
TO-DAY SEVENTY NINTH ANNIVERSARY Of the sitting
Of the Convention at Philadelphia which formed the
constitution of the United States 1t IL strange that
neither the sitting of that famous Convention the adop
ton OF tie constitution Its ratification ia cele
brated in any way by our etzens Where the K Ns
MORE PosT OFFICE REMIssSEs.- In the constant
receipt of complaints against the Post Office, which
go to show the sachness of the whole mashiney Yes
'erdsy afternoon Mr.. Jos. C. lawrence OF this city,
received letter from Deavsn Illinois, the postn ask
which April 20. The letter was c,nss auently
nearly mouth in coming through, when three days
the usual time. This surpassed by the New York City
Post Office which recently took three days to convey
letter from Wall street TO Astor place.
FIRE IN STEAM SAW MILL.-Bstween l and O'Clock ON
Saturday morning. the alarm of fire the Sixth district
was caused by FIRE discovered burning under ths plat
form around the boiler Of the steam engine the saw
mill belonging to j. Bruce Co., Nos 285 and 287 Monroe
street. The early discovery Of the FIRE by living
the house adjoining, brought TO the premises the fire.
10 the vicinity who very soon extirguished the
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FATAL ACCIDENT M THE FAILING OF BUnDNc.-An
inquest was held yesterday upon body Of man named
Thomas Finregap who killed by the falling OF .
wal at No SO Green wich street The deceased was EN-
poyed as labo in demoiishing said building when
one Of the walls gave way buryng him under the ruins
The deceased resided at No. 60 Mott street.
FousD DEowNED,-Coroner Hills held an inquest at
the foot Of Collins doc Canal street. upon the body Of
an unknown infant which was found floating in tho
river. veidict-sDeath by drowning
KILLED by JUMPING OUT OF wIsDow.-An inquest
was held on Thurfday No 60 Spring street. BY Coroner
Gamble, upon the body OF man named Patrick Smith,
who died from the effects of fall received Wednesday
by jumping Of the fourth story window OF his resi-
dssce az above while in intoxicated condition. The
deceased received fracture Of the skull which
caused death in few hours after the fall. Verdict,
Accidental death" Deceased was native OF Ireland,
and was 20 years Of age.
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Died.


On Saturday morning. May "a, WILLIAM PoRoHxn, Of
William and Anne Porcher, sged years, months and
7hs friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Afternoon, at O'Clock
from lC8 Hamersey street.
ss 9sgd DANIEL nd tS Cox IN the IN year bis age
spectfuny invited to attend his funeral this Sunday
afternoon, At two O'Clock from 154 West Forty
street.
On Friday, May %, MARY LEONARD, wife Of the late
Thomas Leonard, sged Sc years.
and Thomas respectfully invited to attend the funs-
late residence 272 Mott street.
On Saturday morning. May "a, IRA, of Joseph and
Deborah staples, eyed l6 years. month and "a days.
The friends and relatives Of the family requested to
Forsyth street. 81 four O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
Greenv God.
. native Of Coothin county Cevan, Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance requested to attend
the residence OF his brother, Hugh Mcguire s6 East
On Friday morning, May %, ANNA D. only daughter of
and me late Ellen Ciutsmsn, aged years, months
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
O'Clock from the residence Of her father No. 800 Seventh
street. corner Of Lewis street Her remains will be taken
TO Cypress Bills Cemetery for In :erment.
EIzAR1H Mallory wife Of Patrick Malony, maiden name
DlZaoetn Dnvy, eGeo 20 years.
Her remains will be removed trom her late residence
No. 126 West Twenty fourth street. to Calvary Cemetery,
q two O'Clock this Sunday Il elnoon Der relatives
attend the funeral, without further notice.
Belfast, Ireland, papers pease copy.
On Friday, May 49, Of scarlet fever, FANNIE JUIEIrE,
youngest enid Of Thomas and Margaret Cahcsr aged
years ard day.
The relatives and feE d. Of the family invited to
attend the funeral the residence Of her paren No.
IS Csrkson street. this afternoon at two O'Clock with
cut further notice.
Bond and begraw Streets South Brooklyn, ELIZABETH,
wife Of John Campbell In the AID year Of her age.
tend her funeral this afternoon at O'clock from the
Church Of Faint Mary Star Of the Sea- South rookyn.
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Port OF New York, May a, 1856.
CLEARED.

CIAEAkEU.
> steamship Asbams, schenck, savannah-S MchiT
Steamship Nashville Berry. Charieson-Sponord Tileson
stesmship jamestown Parrish, Norfolk-Ludsm Pleas
ANITA
ship London, Hurlbut, London-Grinnel Minurn q Co.
ship Queen OF the East Hee'y, st john NB-Crockor
shin FAIRFIELD Hathaway Charleston-G Buckley.
Fax Revolution. HAtha ay, Antwerp Curtis.
PARK Nevada, Crowel, smyrna w heelwright 90.
Bsrk iva Berry, Bt Thomas-Maitland, Phelps Co.
BARK Perley, Lesegsng, Mstsnzas-PatuIlo Esche'
Park sylph (Br) Henderson. Liverpool Ns-J Braine.
Ryir Taylor Lindsey, wal-Panana Raj road Co.
Br'e Pi inceton, Atkins, Nassau-C j Peters .
Brig 9psdruPe Msaers seT%aas si RAJ ra
Bril- Ann Merritt Pt elan, BURN, NF-Howos@ 20. -,
Prie Garcus (Br) Atkins, 81 Johns, NF-Roome DIM
~i p,s Naom, Br, Hall, 81 John-P Nevius Son.
prte armea gtnsOn, Bucksviie Walsh. Carver Chase.
gr,s Jas wallace Upton Alexandria aThompson Hunter
achr venice Cooinbs GranAda-R Buck Co.
scbr Carrie sandord Mcnunn ,Tampicoa Weinberg Weeks
schr Kate Weston, Bradley, Port au rrmoo-wenoers
wSSh ucv Robin SON. Bldiedge. Nsssau-Jas EneAs
Scbr Rean white, Jacksonvle- Thompson Hunter.
schr Pedes Baker wilW Ws!SG;n.t,D n RsFsy
SEM Schr v Bedsi kydes, washngDn-M Bedell:
scbr MAJ Queen Booze. Baimere-Kbbee McKek
~ Council, Howss, PhlsdegnwasIS " Mckee
Niger, n.rdns P Pos,1nmS r LSM%.
S SSr n " Ws,,res Chapman. New Haven-Msster
o oIu, Esser paddock Provdence-Maser.
Propeller Parker vein Ramsey, BALTIMORE Uromwells
h PPseoueer Nebraska Mclaughlin, Balmore-w Thomp.
sop os,er shark tRobinsop, Philadelphia Thompson.
10, IL Point French, Portland Cromwe s Line.
stsaper IeAwIe, Copsh PbLasspha-Cz owwel'a Line
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schr Eclipse, Gro,on Wilmington. NO. 10 days.
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ecbr Lofand. Nichols, Richmond, 8 da,A
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schr esml Eoiton, Badger Aexandna s days.
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Arrived May schr North star.---, Georges BAnhs
with hA but Yves boarded 2lat ut BY the captain Of
sbcas Light Boat who stated that he his mate and
heard bark bound Boston the 18th Of March has
not heard them sirce. them tobe lost q
violent gale occurred Immediately afterw ards.
HAILkp.
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Vile, Chsr!estf n; Jamestown. Norfolk; and others
Wind durtrg the day. HW.
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Police Intelligence.

CAUTION TO HousEKEFPERs John Doe an cid offender
brought before Justice Flandreau at the Seaond Dis
triot Police Court Thursday morning, on charge Of
grand larceny In stealing "a II is alleged, gold watch
and diamond brsastpn valued at $40 from the premises
of Martha Tomnson Of No "a Fast Thirty
The accused appears according to the evidence Of
Of the inmates of the house obtained the roof
Of the dwelling his representing himself tin
roofer, BY the landlord OF tha house to make
necessary repairs While in the upper part Of the prsm
SEES the prisoner it is alleged, went ink Of the bed
rooms and red the bureau dra OF their contents
The accused committed for trial TIE above charge
1t supposed that Doe is the person who entered
house In the Twentieth ward, few days ago. and stole
about 81 coo worth Of jewelry from the inmates.
CHARGE FAIsE PRE1EscEs.-Bepjamin Brooks, Jr, OF
Utisa, New York. brought before Justice Comply
Thursday afternoon charge of having the 14th
Of February 1850 obtained 81 600 worth Of dry goods
from the firm of s. +. Lawrence, OF No. l0l Liberty
street. by means Of iase pretences The accused, |. Is
alleged JAILED In business after the purchase of the
goods and made assignment Of their property and by
that means ds'rauded the compainsDts Justss Con-
roy held the accused TO bail in the sum OF slooO V
sSsser tine chsIse.
CHARGE or rrRJuRy.-w william A, Brown, formerly pro-
prietcr Of the Red House. Harlem arrested yes
tedsy morning BY sergeant Van elect OF the Second Dis
rct Police Court charge Of perjury preferred against
him BY Cornelius W. Lawrence, ex-Msyor The COM
plant grows Gu. Of civil sr wherein the accused
Defendant and the complainant plaintiff. The affidavit O.
the mplansn sets forth that the accused, the 9th
inst made an affidavit before George KeDock Jr in the
matter OF an application made before the Superior Court
by cesencant, 70 set aside judgment and execution
obtained against him by complainant in which he swors
falsely srd committed wilful perjury. The defendant
swore that he Old not Mr.. Lawrence any monies
whereas the latter dsposes to lending the de.erdan
several thoui AID eosrs for which he has
munera'ed. The aecuse1 takeh before Justice Elan
dreau at the Jefferson Market Police Court whsre he was
held to ball in the sum Of IS 600 TO answer.
KIDNAPPING CH1DRIN.-A woman named Elnorah
NOR arrested yesterday by officer veldren Of the
Chiefs Office charge Of stealing two little children
from their parents. The accused found asking aims
in Warren street. and had he children with her so a
to excite sympathy. Ths officer ascerainng that the
woman was vagrsnt, and had just returned from six
month"; residence Blackwell Island, arrested her.
and conveyed her to the Tombs was then discovered
that the children In her posses, stolen, ard
immediate steps taken to have them returned to
th,r parents. Happily the officer found the parents
and thus restored the little ones TO their homes.
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Obituary.

Died, at Providence R. l., en- the 18th inst, Hon. Tho
MAS BURGESS the 18Th year Of his age In abiding TO
native OF Massachusetts, but TO this town in 1896
when he entered Brown University ct which institution
be graduated four years afterwards He studied law
District Judge for this district and from that time
until within recent period has been engaged In probes
sional pursuits. He was for . number Of years Chief
Justice OF the Court Of Common Pleas for this county
ard in 1892, when form Of municipal government
was charged, bs Wa eleeted judge u W. nuaiHPsl
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Tho Cbdrens Aid Society and their Industrial schools
they lave done what the STATE In the peuituds Of s
wealth and the greatness Of Its power could accomplish.
The devecpement Of the of Stats the sx-
ttn do not advance step towards greatness II
Ignorance AND poverty "trip them al In progress
Besides there Is connection between the moral condi
tion and political well being efa or common
wealth 20 intimate that they cannot be ssparatsd-thsy
must move together.
AL Of which Is res pectfully submitted
J. 7. HEADLEY, Secretary Of State.
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On Thursday, May %, by Rev. Paror Garlichs Mr..
ADoIFus BRANDT to Miss MNSA G. LANKsNAU oil Of the
city Of Brooklyn.
On Thursday May o. by the Rev. B. Parmelee, CHAs.
II. Wo0IIXN 10 Miss MARGARET f. WILLIAMS
On Wednesday, May H. at st. Peters church, by the
Rev. D. g. Durning JAMES D0UGBERTY, Of Newark, N. j.,
to Mrs. ANNIE TRSNEY, ofNew York
At Lyons France Wednesday, April &c. by the Rev.
MIR. naire. Mr.. AUGUsE BOURGEOIS Of Zurich, Switzsr
land TO Miss VIcToRNB LAcHAE eldest daughter Of j. A.
Lachaise, Esq, of New York.
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HARITIIB INfELLIGGHCR.



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STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
and TIL From Havana LON end 2SA, dus at New York Eh
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s 4. Ky w =; From e"
m sss a From Of ss H 3d.
o1axxs1irom New yo.t IN arriving . Havana A.. q and
H. fss: sss ne
mi san ana - label leaves sa1lssa and Havana At
THE OVERLAND NAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following may be q value y those having correspond
The man leaves seuhampoa On The ~ and 30A o. easA
Arrives Al Malta about The iA and 500 q same month.
Arrives Alexandria about the lA q asd "a q FOL.
sue. about tho ss ss q same and ~ or s Of
xr.1ss q Alden about ssA ssA Of and lstA
Rth Of following month. -.
so as IL 90 China :Hs and day q an.
Indian Navy arrives at Boabay about The ID "a 70
| and g. ssmsr arrives 81 FONT dc oars about the On
" D1 "a e q. q dss ~ Penang tho ms d, Ii.
steamer has already arrived which skes the mail on.
Arrive. Pulo Penang about The lsa o. nA and 18Th And
Arrives :. Singapore about The sh lsh snd sN Or Isl Of
Leaves Singapore sbou, Il hours aner arrival.
Arrives Hong Kong about the ga or ah and s or Ion
Leaves next day for shsnshas.
nss, and arrive :. Xie1snsr About he sss
tine - he Southampton mail
- Au packages and letters tnto~ded JOv 0A NEW Yoaz
HIaAIp should b scaled
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The United StsAe frigats Macedonia Capt J. Pspe
manned singapore on the Goth of March, Three days
previous che exchanged salutss with two Frensh vessels
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