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D. A. McCLURE, Attorney atLaw.
WrLK.g.RRE. Pa September 2s. 1850
Observation-Disclosures
DR.TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC:


Tho most Pleasant, Ssfe and speedy Cure
foc Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Diseased Lungs, and Consumption
Entered according 10 Ae. of Congress, 4. d. 1887.
INAEAIN PRESENTING TOTHE NOTICE
Il Of the public the above remedy, we feel that
little apology Is needed. Vast numbers In all
sections Of the Union are obliged TO have recourse
to other sources Of relief To an the immediate pre-
script on Of the!r family physician, and as each
return % tie winter season brings out a host Of
professcdly new specifics, some good, others use-
less, and many decidedly dangerous, Il becomes
as much matter OF duty as interest, believing
this TO lie remedy, combining the greatest Ad-
vantages, with the least obje :tions OF any other
IN use, 20 make i az extensively known as pSac-
tcable. That such is its character, is abundantly
proved by the fact, that 1t has been extensively
used tue last twenty years with unparalleled sue
cess; that It's reputation has continued to spread
and It's sale increase, with little aid from adver
Using or published lists Of certificates, (Which
al. know can easily be had for worthless
preparation as for meritoriOus OIe,) that bv It's
own intrinsic merit, with the recommended on Of
persons benefited by its use, IL has gained its
pre'elt popularity; 1t is not trumpeted to the
Wo Id as spec Ii or cure all, but as valuable
and scientific auxiliary in pulmonary cases ready
at hand, and enc that has been generally found
to aft ord relief where most Others have been tried
without material benefit As such. IL is recog-
missed by numbers OF our leading physicians, who
know It's composition. and have been eye wit
nesses Of its superior efica"y as well as by thou
sands Il most respectable citizens, TO most OF
whom reference is cheerfuily permitted.
Sold at rs cents, three bottles in one, 50 cts
by MARIN PALMER, and CHAS. STOTT,
Washington; CISSEL, Georgetown, and PEEL
& STEVENS, Alexandria
Also, "TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUG II
CANDY DROPS,n the same composition In a
portable form, much patronised by public speak.
ers singers, frequenters OF public assemblies, &C
as they remove al Euskiness from the throat and
voice, and act like charm on a troublesome
cough. Price 12x and IS cents box. dec CIV
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PILES-PILES-PILEs.


WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALL WHO
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint 20
the following sworn certificate from one OF our
most pectabe citizens, the fatherin-law Of the
proprietor Of the s'Courier des Etas mis- ~ and
formerly gunmaker In Philadelphia:
NEW YORK, Aug. 18th 1856.
DR. DUPRIK-Dear SiT:-I hereby certify thatI
have been afic ed with the Piles for nearly sixty
years, that have used eighteen bottles Of Barnes
Pile Lotion, and everything else i could here OF,
but all to no effect for they did me little or no
good. About two months since, commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, a,d have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
effect, having cured me j consider this almesta
miracle, for i am eighty years az age. j sincere
ly recommend them TO all Il icted with the above
complaint. P.VALLEE, % Franklin 81
State Of New York,
New York City and County,
I, Joseph G. Lawrence, do hereby certify THAI
on the day OF the date hereof. before me PERSONAL
ly came p Vailee, 10 me well known, who, be-
Ing by me duly sworn, did depose and say that
the contents Of the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof I have subscribed my
name, as Commissioner Of Deeds and as Notary
Public Of the state Of New York, and have AZ
fixed my Notarial Seal at my Office, In New York,
this 18th day Of August, 1886.
JOSEPH C. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds and Notary Public Of the
State Of New York, 67 Wall street, New York.
We challenge the Medical Faculty OF the eni-
ted States to produce a certificate equal TO the
above. Dr. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef-
fectual cure for Internal Piles. Only 80 cents per
box.
Once-78 Nassau street, New York VIII be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD & BRO, corner Of 11th
street and Pa. ave, w Washington, ID. &. oc %
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Form a,

Know all persons by these presents ina,
- has rrea ed. and hrIcby releases the Unued
Saes Of Am rca from all further liability or claim
for the payment Of crTthcarc or cv,aence of debt
number ---, for the sum Of s., issued by
the late republic Of Texas, 70. by the authorities Of
deemed by the United Stacs ~ accardance with the
provisions of an act OF Congress entitled "An act TO
Prov tor the payment of such creditors of the late
rpnoic OF TEXAS a. are Compensated ia the Of
Congress 0f september nine eighteen hund.cd a nd
my" approved the 18th day If February less, and
an ACT OF the tate OF Texas, approved .he LIST OF
February. less.
As witness my hand and seal,
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Physical AID mental pow NN
Marriage, Its duties and ssu,Il1cationf, .nl
their renediesi with Lithognphs, illustrating the
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Helt-al essay on SporAatorrhee, witt practical
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81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hints on the evils re-
sslnng non empirical Practice-al essay on all
diseases arising from indiscretiol with plain and
simple rsles by which all persons ca q cure them
selves without HercurJ-remedies for those seh-
inflicted niseries and disappointed hopes so ul-
foItus.tely prevalent In the young. 1t Is truth
marriage: Its perusal is particularly recommend.
cd to persons entertaining secret doubts Of their
physical condition, snd who are conscious Of has-
to which every human being is entitled.
Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per COW on
Five Copies for One Dollar. Mailed, free Of Iest.
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N. B.-Those who prefer may consult DR.. LA
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DENTAL SURGEON

DENTAL SUnuEON.
nR. ID +. COSBY, PENN AVENUE, DE-
- tween Sixth and Seventh streets, ok=eA
at the place formerly occupied by DR. EE3
Van Patten, has just received a very iiAD
large supply Of articles per,aini TO dentistry
and respectfully invites the public to give him a
call. Having devoted his whole time to the pro-
fession, he Is perfectly safe In declaring that he
will give entire satisfaction In every case The
best profe sional references can be seen at his Of
fee nov r. tMarch90&
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CLOCKS:-CLOCks!1CLOCKS.

CLOCKS:-CLOCks!-
ONLY THINK OF IT,-GOOD CLOCKS
~ from 81 50 up to 430,-all - 6SsS
warranted to 60 right;-ove 9ESNR
65 different styles Of Clocks to
selectfrom. Also, Clock Cords
Weights, KEYS, Balls, Oils, and everything in
the material line Call aud see for Yourselves, al
ROBINSON'S, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, op-
posite Browns HoteA nov 9-2m
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Dentistry,

7 w. MCGEE, DOCTOR OF DENTAL
Js SURGERY, has located himself /A
permantlv In this city. DIR McGee is
graduate Of the Baltimore College Of <QIYYD
Dental surgery, and has had over twelve vearl
practice
Once removed TO the residence Of his father
Rev Il. Mc6ee, (fos The psessos,l eth street. DO
tw0 and Z s<lses. dec s-lm
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DEPARTMENT oy TIE INTERIOR !

DTPlRTNEST OF TIE INTERIOR
Drcsmb r J., 1886 (
SENLED PROPO SAILS WILL BIZ Received
- Al tots DeIa- mont unit the eighteenth cay OF
Feb ia ns1t, - O'Clock a. 10 Il. for furnishing
such Ma D." and VA b Ws.k NAV he required
IN The ersci Of Tie HOT;A front O the Pa tnt Office
b uliing
The DIls gu; b. in the f1Tm Of the following
scheduir, and e. ly sP@crynS the prIc"s for ma
terra, EaIH2. dressing, AID -ettng, including al
u, ma ,EiICIy a "a o.. TrKTrE-es:
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The following is a list
still Outstanding:
No. ISSUED to.
8 T ID Tom pkins
lS Bukmaa Garfield
81 John A Clifton
~ H X Muse
So r G Hobbs
81 ] De COrdOva
81 John birmingham
lbs Phineds DE CordOv'
l76 L Baldwin
1871 James TilghmRn
1872 Matthias CLARK
s sSl Ethan Earle
&s o Blineau
Si4 J E Wade
36S PeteseS Booth
305 LOtI busted
foi S Kingsley
AT J Parker, for Eliza
beth Parker, eI'x
437 Benedict Bayley
4i5 Leander BCaSOn
i66 VIM Odlin
467 John w King
g09 Il Is Webb
$40 A ; Thuimond
SO ThOs w Marshall
625 David ) Kaufman
Gi3 George w Parker
GA C1uicher&Mc Rave
ST. 81 VIM Flower
653 ] A Simpson
G59 WIN II BGlcher
S77 II II Williams
I3l Felix Rieder
nc nc Robert Dale
T3 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
1913 Dyer Pearl
Si2 Isaac l. Hill
6G3 Hcrmogan Brown
S74 John " Bower
$40 James McMaster
GA Dyer Peal
9l5 Mary Ellen Heder
berg
$50 ] Ellis
e32 Mrs Mary Belville
iGl0 Arson CIansOn
1912 X VI Forbes
i025 james N Hogan
i013 Thomas Lindsay
l045 James l. Green
i0f7 Jesse Daniel
1853 J y Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
1850 1889 Gervaise
1855 Willis Millican
1859 J ID Millican
1862 John Davis
i065 VIM Barton
1879 " hLGckhart
'060 K Morton
il35 James Killam
;i96 e Il Taylor
i2il Yuunas Coleman
1913 Robert McNutt
lli9 John w Cloud, pc
att'yJ II Raymond
1863 e De POn'ois
i2ea G p Green
.215 9 W Sinks n J I
Shaw
1897 john KentricS
1898 Samuel UiGien
1900 JGhn Johnson
1901 susan Massi.I
1862 Thomas Ii FOrTcstc
laS5 r X Warner
i23 William Frcls
'f2i G ~ Osborne
1925 Jchn A Rutherford
1927 Cornelius Vannoy
'i2e Joseph Bates
1913 Ann q Reese
1915 Lumbard MINIS
ij9l J e. Moore
l523 John James
554 X II Douglas
;J70 f. y Fish
1872 WIN kcIr
590 jane A Moody
1881 p BickfGrd
'6lH John I.2nrr
1918 John Cameron
1927 !2hn y G'ayl0r
1924 Lori Mercer
,G25 Il; Mercer
The outstanding eTid,
deb! of the republic of 4
this nEDarlnent,
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Proposals for Furnishing Marble and Mar
BILE Work for the North Front Of the Pat
ent 0fice Building.
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fDRPoRArIUH sTUCk.-ss, 900 Cone
- ratioa q Washington Stock for sale al
90 S. NEURR RROTpEnS
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Successor To GEORGE HILBusO
Agent CT Raven L. Bacon's and william
miller's
c E L Z b RA TED PIANO
HAS ALWAYS On HAND THE LARGEST
Il stock OF PIANOS from $175 up to 81, OaO
MELODEONS from Si3 TO S25i,
GUITARS, VlOLiNS, BRASS INSTRU-
MENTS, FLUTES, BANJUES, ACCORD
EONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than in
any house sOnth Of New YORK.
Music published and received every day
Flames for rent nov 4-tr
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the State of Texas, approved the lst Of February.
1856
As witness my hand and seal.
The following is Ist Of the audited certificates
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y and cortaiaing neaTly
double the quantity OF read
ing matter IN thtt Of ths
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS
IL treats on the PHYSIOL-
O6Y OF MARRIAGES,
and the Secret Iaarmitiee
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting nom eX.
cesses, which destroy the
Physical and mental pow.
ers, with Observations OF
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PURE Silver WARE.

DOLLS DOLLS, BABIES. BABIES, at
~ dec " heLAu 0HLINts
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o. H West to be Second Usutsnant in Company y,
First Rife Battalion.
to the First Light Infantry Battalion.
Acjutsnt Of the Colcnel-D Barney Wolf has been ap
pointed to the cce of Asuant Of the Colonel command
ing in the Oriental Department.
Comman der. in Chief
MuIicisn John W. dc Frewer has been appointed Band
Master and ordered 70 take charge of the field music
MIscELL ANEoUs.
TRo0Ps CASTILLO RAPIDS Company of the First
Light I1aDtry has sta ioned n the above post and
departed Thursday night under First IieutenAn. J.
R. Baldwin. who viii command the garrison. Lieu.
b. OWN will relieve Company A, under Captain Warren
Raymond who Ia ordered to report at head quarters in
Grsnaca
The FORCE AT MAssAYA.-Captan Thomas J. Averett,
First Lieutenant James Jamison, and Second Leutenau;
H. Clay Hall OF Company f. with about foftytwo men,
stationed at Msssay D. uweivs miles from Granada.
The pest is considered Of the heslthiest in the State
and ,he boys sppear perfectly satisfied with their
position.
Died, in the quarters OF Company B, San Erancisoo
church. Granada the 26th of February James Mil er
drum sfr Of the First Rife Battalion in the twenty
bfst year OF his sge he WAS excellent and
pished musician, good soldier and firm friends depore
his oss He sas followed to the grave BY all ths martial
and firing party from Company c, Capt Walker,
man6ipg.
How. CoR1IAAD CrsnNC-Ths unders igned citizens of
ths place, regret having heard that you re-
tripg from ,hs agency Of hs Accessory Transit Cmpany
faction of the travelling community well to the
residents Of Nicaragua and being deirous of rendering
to you some navk of our esteem and good wishes would
respecsioy invite you to partaks Of dinner at the St.
Charles Hotel such day may best suit your
venience. Very respectfully, yours, &,,
VIM. X. Mills, G McMurray,
c. Curbelo, WiIson Haynes
John A. Bowman, Wm Lee,
b. G. Shipley, J Priest,
G.. r. Beschor Granada S. Osmenson,
And many others.
VIRGIN BAY, Feb. e. 1856
GErTtEMTrS-I our esteemed favor inviting to par
take of dinner at the st. Charles Hotel, e mark Of
your esteem and good wishes, and msnesipg your ap
probation ny canouct agent Of the Accessory Tran
sit Company, is very gfa.erl to The approbs ion
OF the averg community, the residents OF Nicaragua
and of yourselves Individually satisfy ue, and bag you
will excuse for regarding your lster ind d1oita
able proof OF your good will end pardon for declining
your invitation dpe With kind regard for eacn
all Ofyou, remain your obedient servant,
C., CUSHING.
To Messrs. Geo. McMurrsy, Watson G. Haynes, John
A. Bowman William Lee, B. G. Sbipley, W. II. Mills and
c. Curbelo.
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TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
Many of your readers Doubt greatly surprissd
upon the arrival OF the by the steamer Promshs
from Nicaragua to hear of the high handed measure
taken by the called government of Nicaragua through
s agent may be sad its commander chief Ool
WIN. Walker in regard to the property of the NcaguA
Transit Company.
The present particulars, that Col. Wn. Walker
has seized al the boats Of the Nicaragua Transit Com
pspy. aDuuiled their charter and granted chart
TO another company thereby practically preventing hs
transit OF the ccmpanys mails and passengers between
the two Central American termini Of their route.
The only by which, with any shadow Of author
iy this outrage could be committed YOU be the ct
tempt TO compel by The payment Of certain sums
alleged to be due by the Nicaragua Trsnsi. Company -
the state Of Nicaragua and which, in the present pe
tion Of Col walkers treasury, would NO doubt be high
y acceptable though apparen, that st the less
the mooe Of collecting the same in orcble manner,
must leave very strong doubs as to the just
In regard to the annullpg Of the charter Of the com
pany is not cear how that Col walier after having
se'zed upon the property Of the company
Cam alleged BY him gsnst them could in the face e
that satisfaction annul charter, the conditions ok
justness Of the alleged claim Col Walker may be salA
only TO have had the choice her Of levyng upon the
property, OF annupg the charter Of tbs ON pany
II is also stated thai charter has been granted
to new company here lies the root Of the matter
But it Is not probable that Colonel William Walker,
who has proved himself man of such sound judgmeuf
hitherto would in the present unsettled Of bis po
si'ion place himself attituoe hostile TO this GO
veInment as proceeding OF the present nature would
do for although the company may work under oharar
from the Nicarsguan government s Notwithstanding
is an American company owned and controlled sosy
BY American citizens. II is more probable that whom
ne receive fuller details of the news shall discover
circumstances which win materially alter the pressu
aepect of the affair II il not mproba Die That CooDse
Walker may have had to transport part hia
troops from point to her on the route OF tha
transit Company and may have temporarily aksn pos
sessicn Of two steamers for purpose which.
as econ as that purpose pishsd would be
rendered into the possession Of their proper owners-
ing for which Colonel Walker would have but IT.
ue chouity IN hnong precedent and which In isssk
OF no great Importance has probably, by reRe,ou At
tsiDed to the marnituce OF the report received
But If in the matter ehould % a. stated q. pre-
sent, would te matter Of right for the holcers OF ha
property TO quest the legality OF Colonel Walkers pro-
csediugs in cepriviDg them Of their property fc
Bile sno sudden manner, and, necessary to call On
the govern ment Of themseves and their fellow -ctzen
to sid them in deeieirg the question. o. o.
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win be taken up and this view Is 10 some messur.
brmed BY The faot that the bulk OF the goods recently re
ceved still remain in first hands. At the ime here
appears 70 be Why the city should
mence with any activity before the demand from toe
At present The approach OF steamer day may
mad some eject on the trade Of this morning. but the
cnances we think are s decidedly in favor Of quiet
LARD-20O in 10 and l5 ID. tins, sold oa prv,te
2oo kegs do, TO arrive, at &c., so cases 10 b
Bu11rRwe know of sales to ths Of 32l 6rkins
in lots, ut Sc 35c.
Pork 90 bbls. sold on private terms
CAhDIxs200 boxes hanas sold at Hc: 400 boxes Msy-
n knapps at s2c loo boxes sperm and 100 boxes DO.
90 arrive, tive, Pc. southern Cross at 4lc 42c A boxes
pipes Dutch sold on p. t.; lS do. DO. 81 37,s
gallons do and 1000 gallons sold oo t.
OYSTERS lilo eozen Wrght's soid at &8.
HAhs.-bilngs' patent covered hams, at 20c.
on pirate terms
casks American 20 per cent above proof at TO-. 900
eslo choice mixed at 81 e2hc Ths sale Of 80 sghtt
sasks Bisoust Tioche, reported saturday shoula read
80, instead OF 81 76. AZ we bad it reported to
WINDOW GIAss.-oO0 boxes American window glass sold
On private terms.
WlSK-12 $50 cssss common Bordeaux clare. sold from
store at aoout SO SIX.
OIL, 900 gallons lard oil sold, to arrive, onp I.
vncbles at same figure; 1000 lbs ea DO. at lSc; 15
c. let her Zip 1T SOC.
nacKnnlH - go 6Sd half psls No sold PIT
SAT- so cs con ainiDg assorted sized begs. sold st
usual rates. 900 5bb bags at &c., colt, bags at
ssc and 3a7 bags about 100 coo ibs Los Angeles salt
ex ArDo, at &c.
DRY GooDs.-40 bales 4 brown, Appleton g. Lawrence
mills, and co bales Utica mills sold on t. but at de-
cline on former rates Is bales do sold at &c.
CoTToN SAIL DuoK,-204 bolts Nos. TO cold on p
t. but at very material decline Last sales 60 bolts
Nes to SOLD at 26c.
AIcouoLI 200 gallons Boston alcohol cold at about
$18.
NAns.-756 kegs assorted sold at sisc. 325 Kegs do.
at &c.
Iron 10000 lbs. Eoglish bar rcd and hoop iron sold
at cost and charges.
Sales late Saturday evening of 900 kegs East
Boston, gallons each, 500 kegs, gallons and 100 half
bb.s. at SOC.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The lowest temperature on Wednesday, 18th. was IL
degrees ct A. NJ highest, so degrees, and Z. M
bigbest at and r NJ, "a degrees. little after mid
night lh-l4th the first quarter OF the sixth circle WI
DC reached which will be within six hours OF the eod
the seventy ninth oay Of the cid tsIm the eighesa
hunored and nine enth hour OF the term The cold th
last four Gays far accounts have been received hA
been more severe north than In other dvections A
Hanover New Hampshire Connecticut river, tho 9th,
the temper ature fell to IL degrees below and ths
10th TO "a degrees below that line. CsyUga Lake. New
York, very deep water, is frozen The like has
not heen known tor forty years the wind since the 8t
has been high. and change may expected. The
beginning to be felt by those who dependent cs-
teri for rain water. 4. hERlAM-
BROOKLYN HEGIrs March 13, 1856.
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Our informant states that there at least ak
souls on es,d breakfast there were two tables set
city to-day en- the Belle either cead wounded or
missing The General Reddingon took of from tbs
injured
Mr.. Thomas McApin. Of this city, was q passenger.
he fas been heard from. and is slightly injured. 6e
remained At the wreck to render such assistance he
could
There women on board The survivors all
agree that Mr. Powell Of IL uapjured survivors
states that there about sixty persons board,
which includes passengers and crev. Major Bid veil
thinks there twenty five thirty passengers
b ard, an- is stated oy of the haads board
the ecers and men number ed some twenty five, which
would make the two stasementa agree Rev. J. $. Delhi
also says the thirty forty passengers board
that the whole nuber the Belle the time Of tina
occurrence may be set down at between fifty and sixty
THE KILLED.
G. 81. Houston, captain, fr I'M Mobile, Alabama.
Vim. Green, fireman; half his remains -fr ,m about
in the hold OF the wreck showing that h. had been
right in two The other portion cf the body not yet dis
covered There SEQ on his person
John White, deck hand, from Heien
Louis Coskier miller, formerly engaged in the Lom
THE WOUNDED.
Major John Bdwen, OF Chico; skull fractured will
Kew l. s. Deihl temperance lecturer; compound frac-
ture OF the right leg below the knee will recover.
John Cunningham, ss'ond engineer from fennsyiva-
William DAILY watchman; severely; no hope of his re-
covery.
Gay Wilson, passerge slightly
J. r. Brinell passenger painter in the employ Of
Nvett Co.. slightly about the head.
joseph Cappeck, deck hand from Mobile, Ala, much
bruised.
Charles Yoky, secord ccok, from Adams county Pa,
seIiouAiy scalded and ett leg broken; since dead.
A. S: Wilson, deck hand, head and shoulders scaded
ard other wise badly rjured.
Henry Christian passenl iaterly Of San Francisco
but formerly OF denmark, bruised about the head and
breast, but not dangerously.
Peter H. Myers passenger, carpenter from Red Bluffs,
seriously.
Wallace Miller lad of IA years, whose parents reside
at Red Bluffs, Sill recover.
Isaac Wilson, passenger, arrived in the last steamer
from the Atlantic States lightly.
MISSING.
]. Taylor, clerk. Rs brother, Capt W. s. Taylor,
offers reward OF $500 for the recovery OF his body.
McCabe, Wines Co. "a messenger.
Eli Sheats, mate.
These men doubtless killed.
SAVED.
Crew (uninJured)
VIM. harvey, carpenter.
James Hyland, ste ward.
Washington Ericks, 6rst engineer.
- barkeeper.
John Hearn, fireman.
Peter Nichols, Deck hand.
James Bryan, deck hand