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Washington Aqaeduet.
oryIcr OF rEx WASHINGTON A,

OrYIcx OF THE WASHINGTON AaUEDu0T,
Washington, March 2, 1855
PROPOSALS inyed for graduation brick masonry
dams, tunnels, and other aqueduc
Proposals. received The o Of May, will be opened
that
Maps, pfoairs and specifications the work will ready
animation on aud after the 10th day of April
Proposals will be particular cul1erts
bridges, &c. kc Described In plans specifications
Portions only OF works
appropriation but all
be subject to future appropriations by The
the right prescribe the
each appropriation
what works shall be stopped until funds
In Of The entire storpage particular work
funds reserved will
the engineer the work has been properly executed
gone.
Payments will be made specie upon United State.
treasury the monthly estimates OF the
cent? and will be dtcn " ali work
All bids should be sealed, aud endorsed Pseposas
the Washington Aauedpeitn
The United or all The bids
should they PC, bo deemed
asnts mali considered conducive the progress
work.
Every offer accompanied guaranee signed by
responsible the
enter obligation, within days. with
securities, for the completion 81 guarantee
be accompsns sSEeae district
oated ssTet
ths individual
paaent Of War; that the guaanto able make
Bids win be opcaed in presence bidders, any them
choose 10 ID psesaaL
NJ c. MEiGs,
amt. In
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NEW YunK, HgsHnkN, AND SOUTH
~Zl& AMPTON UNI BID STATES MAIL sT'EAnEns.-
he shi4s oosnpIlsing line the WASHING
Gl111E1k0 TON, Capl. q Casendy3 HERMANN Capt. I'd
These steamers sop Al both soias and rsarrps
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Tennessee.
FACULTY, Abraham CaIuaer Of The circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Green ndges ofthe supreme court
Of Tennessee.
hon Bromasd l.. Ridley, ofEs eaaneallov Of ne State
Judges Caruths Green dew 10 their whole Tine ereiusey
20 the school.
Plan fiastrdonl Daily examinations III each class
books No regular Of lectures bg explanations Of the
daily lessons The progress u the erauHaiious.
r. Weekly ofo0nwon law equity 10 whish
dents suits Of facts by the pOfes
and them through all the known
practice framed them prepare
Deeds Wills records read
% by appeal
supreme which held monthly the class, and
rhc cod session. The students clerks
Jurors circuit Judges and ohancelors other oen
,seiiies connected with treit suits.
Sesous7he FIRST session the nlrd Sondy
tembet and third Thursday February. The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Ihufsdzy IN July.
Eyenses per eonTudon Zee go, IN advance canunsen
Zee s. boarding about $50 students furnish their books
which b. had IN the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete cpursc unless the
advanced class No previous study required m
four regular classes
any ime during the collegiate year
There Il moot legislature connected with the school
Number the last collegiate year eizhy-st.
.... .... .....a. ROBERT 4. CARUTHBRS,
FEB il-coly Pveddent Board Trustees
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lRoKsE FOx IN. arrived nt wIHnrds Hoei wsshhg'as
VI IN the DELAY ausudna the oicsHixaieH az the Hosr ~
copeaaistion the mixers 81 heta
NATIONAL isrt can, vibaHi violating sae pslisa ~
se,ts upor popziAT MI foih
capacity taiaf, representing commerce has ever
continues receive The dss hea and nnsninnows sns
he people haA ha hapry faculty Of sninng NE s
reaai nf fashion, and presenis lhsn "
aivdrd House u Y. pressuiaivs- has Der
lcsdr time, bot tis Representative oi s 4,
always esranired Tu- shs ihs Psssric hard q Si
disorsnsed elements 81 me repf
assembly nlus II NJ ossinr The one sseeu
the ~ Euhsned ~ ue eloqusnef0t
orator ssserhiy
popular sssrnbly q fsslou We havs ha Vi
parallel parallels closely 20 eeftsmF
thence they Gverre; ahd thus ith lssdrrs OF -
leaders % poiics. speaker ef fashion tfr sufh %
designate ferrsgnavel loss ioT hsugh
rht rasn HeveF ~ lss fo1 pe -
when rpssiea ~. cast sNSi
y-s hs noasv. equally and safely invested
aa-dN
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Of % days Of sp symen VIII be ade whereas
she Treasury Department has adopted tho form Of release % The
and the form Of release % lhe State Of Texas
notice Is hereby given 10 said al payment pro fsa
be lIeaury the uniled States BY Of treasury
n he Or public depostae ofhe
United and amer the LAT OF June o 70 such ofine hold
es The certificates other evidences Of said debt In
eosdanes with The provisions said ae who shah have assigned
siI said evidences Of said debt 10 the United
s,aes asa executed the form United
aud e release form TO ts state 81 TeAas aad hied de
.sue win the Secretary The Treasury ~ days before the 10,
June days being required investigate The genuine
ness Of The for which purpose me advised
an, sspu an knowledge Of me debt
was created and handwriting ofhe officials whose signatures
ataehed is desirable that all the certificates and es
Of debt 20 days before the lat Of June and
e holders will all perfeates and evidences
ae viii be retained or examination aud nvesugs
lion shall be fully satisfied Of Inc senuneness
the evidences produced The assignment and
may and acknowledged In the Of the
Secretary Treasury the chief CLERK thereof in the
presence notary pab and be Witnessed by The Assistant Sec
stay notary AMI be cerhed by Tue notary
when the holders desire TO make The as
sgnmeD reegses out OF the CITY a Washington
may presence assistant treasurer, % collector
surveyor The presence Of noa public and
surveyor and the notary pnbie and
uAde his noiaa ssa and There DO no
The customs al the place where the party re-
sides the may be executed before
record Of the judge and clerk thereof And
hem and certified BY The clerk under his seal Of
once ana he Of the United States the assignment
aud may executed before United States consul and
be certified by him under his eonsnar seat p
der oath before notary clerk consul the may be- that
they are Of The certificates other evidences Of
debt or that assigned hen bona de for col
clerk, consul must neiuds me ac OF
tbet declaration in certificate acknowledgment
The o dividend allowed by the accounting otesTs
viii be RENTED parties in accordance with their directions
or the d,as handed agents cor trans
mission. JAMES au i IN
Secretary OF the Treasury.
a# Form a. 1# . ts" ".. |.
Know all persons by these presents has released,
and hereby Of from all further
evidence OF deet
npmber S, issued by the late republic 81
Texas United accordance with the
entitled An provide Tor The
OF The republic Of Texas are COM
Of September nine eighteen nun
approved the 2sth day OF February @ and an act
Of the State rena approved Of February, 1856
As witness my hand and seat " aH-
Form IL.
Knov all persons by these has released,
from all further haby OF
Of certificate evidence OF debt mum
her OF s., Issued BY The late republic OF
United States IN accordance wh me
Congress- entitled An act To provide Tor he
creditors Of the late epub Of Texas as are com
Congress Of September nine eighteen hun
approved the asih day Of February and an ac'
As witness my band and seat
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AdrEcr OF FprsoH spouartor CLlfss
Washington November *, lSa
~ many inquiries addressed ~ claimants ni
the United ef spoltatou commiied W ms
French thu oH with ftanrs
ls1ovzs July 81, s0as Of procssdinr popn
pursue ohtsniag redres deem most erpos'eb So
p5icly ihna that Atcr consulting canpetn adv
their claims Claims Cs tey would be t@ted ny ~
% other pfocuous ea., and hsreofs not defas
Gr yeArs ether oh.ctiou-hNi 70 sa5n m
Congress tpecrisK s.naiel usual % Ae o
Of the clnE The fEn expectation ta eeFshe
VII be provided fe then tarouah special board q eoms
hpnAl Consrvs will graft, ibai Of bese clsius n
made % w direct lsxi-iative act "
the ada tnaent calns void fully and consanF q
eupy hsksst sr three and justice ~
Phscsy points 70 ssch board A. Tgm and pesI ~ ~
NOyEe-dlw JAMES " taOSbS"
TIE College of "a. Jsrses, Maryland
aE ssceaS terra pestS session bsgn. Somday u"
II March Il,
There az ~ y esesS, preparatory, 'Ps eOnmaoH
Assr,s. Rsv. ~ kEkFoor, Rssior &C.
10 ia-aaufs
GEORGE wouD-s sEw woRK.-Nodsrn Pagn@,,
VI showiug iurEnvCaCuts bavri are ths pewcst we'
reaching Celestial Csty BY eeosre Wool nusof oi 'f
Schcluihi IN tuetiea-n voiumss. Price 81 % 49,.
L.ter ysuns physician Just sneruE upon practice
Jsck-on, ". ~, IL u. 81 49,,
i.p,s was .Sd ~ Rssara wnarsfA 'H'h'r Of H-'T
Cs.,sA stoy o. RspuSIesa E4sslgi BY sydHsy A. s'JS
Al IS
TAYLOR n MAURyS
Ncvss as~sstore, near Sh ''se'
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no THE iABiEs.-Mn " 4. HARpER " Drogmhed 80 y IA
Hstsn fus, rccsfvsd chocs a bose Z
sisr3a trhroaasrrd ban tEesSes 81 The latest f ~ IL
which were unse,ray Newport Last seasaH
Ehrn site sagpty ne dpaad, he ntes hs
n inr lasiss ihst Just c~nlnr fresh supPy, s
hch az h,s very appFnpsfe bridal cossurnss N
al-a 3rres~ csff0es, esret.s ccl-rs, nsnre y -
which in nraernsaerea lace, $50 "
~ ~ ~ eeprrrs feshsr aewers, &C
N Ibs y ne Only houss IN the Unied ssiss Nhe'' wv
goods - ettaiHed.
resreS gsuassy ), tszs.
la e-snw9~
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oNGrELtow's New Pasm.--Ths song OF Hiawafha !;
IL BY Henry wadsNorh Longfrtow. Pfcs sl
Curious shout Punny People. cents
Jast published and for sale
TAYLOR h nAURys
Nov IS Bookzt0Fs nssta a.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, uo@toaI ny
Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished
ahe odn Improvements aud eonvenicnccs the
ion tho ursyeuss public.
Doe u -diy
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.


IE hat they have this day formed lin
tied parruerhip Of Appleton & Co whose place
OF Baltimore, for the purpose 81 buying and
selling and domestic exchange, bonds
OF general stock brokerage and
exchange business that William stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Loudnun yirsinis and rs special
thnt contributed his II the capital 10 the
thousand dollars IN cash and that
said 18th day II March, % ana Is
:" '''"'""'' =" ''' ''" w WI STUART APPLETON,
w, ELL,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia
HAVING together Indicated in the above
III notice. services In the purchase and sae Of
stocks egn domestic exchange collection
Of and time bills negotiation c corporate oan bcnd bills
business public securities exchange
money We city collections, receive deposs pay
checks, aud allow Interest staining accounts
We secured services 81 Mr. LsWhEkCE p BAYEE,
6m IT s-hen Wlthers Co.. Washington, D. C)
undivided business OF
house. Of his therein viii be fully recognised BY
APPLETON & CO,
April 3-6w ga Baltimore street.
CUMBERLAND oAiThe subscriber has good Art,ele
" present which he Will sei cheap
for cash.
Also, oas and pine wood Of GOOD quality.
THOMAS II. WOErHISGToN,
April 3-eoaw Cor. l4lh aud C streets, canal.
sLswICK French aud Engiish Female seu,i nary
n boarding. Is situated ID niles the BALTIMORE and
Washington railroad and TURNPIKE two miles soah Of the sse Of
Ladel
81 A. Tyson sisters respectfully patrons
others their intention close permanently ter day school
In the city The 2it April and that the IT their
ci afforded acquisition Of hs French language and
Applications be made their residence
ua the FIRST Of May, BY ec addressed The aas pot ONCE
Md. April l2--d3ik goldfish May
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED

TEE ONLY ONE AUTOBIOGRAPHY Rob ofDR. BOY
VEAU ffRCTEUR far superior the sf Cuisi
nier paa, similar radically
wost mercury all affections Of skin darires scrous
itch, uicc accidents from
period Of fe and hereditary acrmony OF humors As depua
o organs arising
injections souneines As antsyphinc
sltori diseases from the
Of sasam OF espava eubes from injections which only epe
the without nrutfaiEiBg The Rob Royvena
recommended syphlc diseases. whether
Ing and which resisted powers mercury odurt
potassium.
Geasra fsr The GIFTED States Gabriel Bondn, ESQ, o.
William street. New York. for wholesale arders aiot DucOnge,
New Orleans Ssuilly, San francisco.
The Rob Laecieur cold by all The druggists Throughout Uni
ied States The pamphlet Of Doctor O. de
cal properties Of the Rob viii be obtained y writing @.
din W William street, New York, who viii give every HIormador
wanted
q. D. prepared an orders for America IN
dins free Of the United 5tas duties The
March il-diY.
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AID where's creditors rsed in ssid Congress
seeea holders Of The debit ssid
sr no sed whereas s sl.red that there
ussra certificates ssd debt the holders q which
b. ssrne ana ciain, PAYMENT Oft ard whereas
a requires The hodc 81 the certificates and other
evasress a. releases n the Unied
aA also Texas before psynentg snd me h
.lss e, ,ure pebble should be given r The space
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L
The Purchase EARLY in the Far West new sdaon
Lily Novel. ! vol
Works of ChRs. Lamb. 2 vols
Brok 4.
nsricO and Religion; by A. Wilson. Illustrated.
Border Beagies, BY W Gilmore simms.
smike - Charles Diekens
The Cifa wife BY Charles nickens.
Mysteries Of the coust Of the BY William Harrison
woft
Nov q FRASCK TAYLoR.
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EnENcu JuvssriE DoofSs.--A we'll selec,cd collection
Of French juvenile book, various their
adapted % various q them beautifully ssirated
BE d u S bookstore o. the undersigned, impaired BY himself
direct rom Paris,
Dec a FRAsCK TAYLOR.
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T. Edward Csrs Secretary q State Of the s,ae rerss, do
eight hereto ANNEXED
81 original entitled AN rvirr
Texas An act 70 provide @
.uch ceaitors
o SEPTEMBER nine eighteen hundred and
sccepd session of the Thirty third
Congress unitea states and approved February
eighth, sish,srn hundred ard my nve-n
nsss nv hand and of department The day
TsrsLl year aforesaid. .....rr =, 49,
secrrfery % STATIC.
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~ rfsfr cdverncf % Texss do heFtby
H Edward Clark signed The cshcs'e The preceding
rafe date n said cerrhese
th~ Secretary the
ofe erVi Al ssd State and that bis ses
tation : IN dive tesrs.
in testimony wbsren my and tho
rrent sesl the State be- arrea 81 Ansas,
lRrAt1 r dsy ~ rshvusry, A. u 1884, and IN the
Independence II the United eirheth and
az Texas twentieth year
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Approved lat February, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-21
Brooklyn City News.

DHnHucroH or BUILDING By FIRE AND Man CONSUMED
IN rul EIAhs About three O'Clock Sunday morning
IRE broke out In building ct the foot Of Congress
street. near the river occupied liquor and boarding
house BY Peter MoGan. The family and odgers OF which
there we're great number, awakened by sufocat
ing smoke, which thick that It WAS with the
greatest difficulty that they made their way out They
were unable to put their Clothes to save any
thing. One Of the second story rooms was Allied with
dodgers and oil made their escape with the Of
one man, named John Radley. His bed fellow pulled
him, but was unable to get him awake and he was left
. prey to the devouring element. His crispsd
and backened remains found after the dre the
same position in which he WAS left He twenty
years OF age native of Ireland, and carpenter by
trade. He leaves no family The BUILDING, with Its
tents was DESTROY ed and house in the belonging
to the proprietor WAS considerably damaged The
contents Of Woodruff Robinson's storehouse to
some extent damaged BY water The fire originated In
the basement, most likely from careessness est
The loss sustained by McGan amounts to ABOUT $4,000
insured for 000 In the Mercantile Insurance Company
Of New York.
il No. Franklin ace. officer Decker, of the second
district police applied few pals of water suppressed
the flames before much damage resulted.
RoRBIsG Communication Saturday last, q stranger
from Michigan named Edward Davis was robbed of SIS
cash and carpet bag. 1t appears he requested
boys to direct him to the North river and they led him
Marston Powers coal yard, ~ the foot Of Do.k
treet, whore they threw him down and robbed hi n.
OeeIs Srslt snu Lao OF me Scono oisuics pouca ar
rested Daniel Feepy John Hcgan and Joseph Flukss
susleion OF being cernsd in the Outrage They
locked up tor q hearing
DEATHS IN BROOKLYN. The total number Of deaths in
this city last week g. of which A were males and "a
females. OF thee % adults and IS minors The
principal diseases were scarlet fever, consumption,
yusiops Group, sticn of the brain dropsy inan
nation OF The brain and congestion OF the lungs.
THE BROOKLYN sTABBING CASE.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The facts they occurred in the these-Grf
fifth going to the drug store errand for his pa
rents when the of Altar tic and Fumaa Streets
he attacked by gang Of nowdy boys who frequent
that n.s hbohood) snd struck his face by the
(brother) Browns. Griffith then drawing knife warned
them rot to strike him again he would cut them,
when the older Brown attempted TO strike him. viii ii
caused Griffith to strike with the knife.
W. Fl. GRIFFITH.
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from the TAmI PeuinsulAr, April 81
On the afternoon of the 9th instant the indians who a
lacked Dr. Brsdens residence and plantation the Ma
Dstee (seven 10 number), the evening Of the Sis.
March. we're overtAken by party OF Florida volunteers.
Apopks creek, and appeared to be confident CT safe
The parry crossed the creek and covered by dense
hammock, they approached the party to
hear their conversation, when they fred volley which
killed two Indians the epot the remainder retrested
to the creek shot while in the act Of jumping
into il their bodies snsine Immediately Toe remaining
thee escaped wounded badly They were pursued some
distance by the blood which anly marked their retreat
bat we're finally lost In hammock. The surprise Was
complete. as the eremy did not take time TO Are gun
The negroes (sgbt) and the three mules, were re-
taken.
The Two Ineians who we're shot down at the frst ARE
were scsped One scalp cent to Manatee with par
ty who conveyed the stolen property TO its owners and
the other sent to Capt Homer, at tais place. The
Latter has been exhibited 10 al persons having the
rioeity to examine it
This following sad news was received at Fort Brooke
early yesterday morning.
report from Captain q. C. Pratt second Artillery
TO Colonel Bros gives, in substance, the below given
statement
On Saturday the 29th ult party consisting OF two
officers and nine men, in two boats
were sen. by Capt Pratt up the F Ks HAtcnee to obtain
the command After absence Of about thres
hours rapid ket firing heard from the water party
Capt Ezsy and Lieut. Wsbridge, With rs men, In the
tv, maning bsrges (he other coats and tkifs being
svsy) Immediately dispatched oy Capt Prat. TO
tbs relief Of the water party About oozen IncAns
bad laid the party the Indian Field, and, as the
advanced beat passing, fired upon IL. killing
Corrora RouIke and Private Wnteriing and wounding
Private Streewski, ell OF company F. the fire was i'm
media ey returned from both bosts when the Indians
hastily retreated. Private Wnterirg brought to
th6tsmp and inferred. Corporal 0konrke fell from the
b,at into the vser and has not yet been recovered
Prva.e rev ski vas led badly in the knee, With
one halfouocs ball. The INDIANS fred volley nd
retrested vi;hous reloadiDg Blood was found on the
e where they iay csncee ed.
The Iniians pursued TOR several miles, but were
not oyeftsken,
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SlAte OF the Crops.

TOBACCO PLANTS IN MARYLAND.
The tobacco plants in Prince Georges county Nd
said to be nearly ruined by the drought.
PENNSYLVANIA GRAIN AND FRUIT CROP.
The Ledger sys-rhe prospec. firer than ct
the present lime for ,undant yield the ensuing
The ice and have protected the winter grains
The fruit trees have not suffered exeep. in few exposed
Localities The sob and cherry swelling toer
bues ard if they not blasted win give abundant
yield.
MARYLAND GRAIN CROPS
The Catoctn Wing rays that the late refreshing rains
have greatly bensfttd the growing wheat In that Fed
eIick) county and that there is prospect Of heavy
yield Per contra the St. Mays Beacon learns that the
prospects of the wheat crop in that and several Of the
lower counties gloomy. -Four 6fthe of
the CROP the Beacon says, seeded Late and
sequently suffered much from mt having scaured root
sufficient TO Withstand the effects Of the winter,
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Superior Court-Fart Second.
Before Hon. Judge Duer and Jury.


APRIL 19-Ale1onher Denntstoun and Others John
Clarke and Ottes-Tnis case which has excited much
interest amongst section Q! the nercantils community
terminated late Saturday the trial having lasted four
days The action was brought by the plaintiffs % judg
ment creditors Of Macden & stewart to set aside rs
fraudulent assgnm made by that firm to the other
defendants Parsons snd Clarke Meesrs. DILLON AMI
OGosmAn for The plaintiff, examined several witnesses,
who testified that the debts preferred the assignment
made than their real amount for the
of decevtng hs general creditors and indusng than to
accept small compromise; that attempt had been
made by of the assignees (Clarke) to create ct-
tious debt with the object; and further that two
Drcmissory notes, belonging TO the sssgnors were
c@p,ed from the assigned pety and retained by the
ssseroS with the consent OF tie assignee Clarke Mr..
W. c. Eoyes behalf OF rhs assgne~s insisted that
assignment mace in good faith; that the amounts
inherited In the assignment were really due to the pro-
erred creditors, AND that any property retains I'd
by the sfsignors it without the knowledge con-
Gent Of the sssgrees Aessrs. W. Robinson aud Shea
appeared for the defendants Numerous witnesses
exsmr ed both sces and there appeared be much
conflict OF testimony. The jury after short consulta
ton found that tbs WAS fraudulent On al the
above grounds.
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Personal Intelligence,

Gen. Gideon J. Pillow and fAGily were in Memphis,
The Presicent has accepted the resignation Of Second
Eieuteuant John S. Bowen Of the regiment OK mounted
riaemen 70 tase effect the LIST of May 1865
Hon linus b. Comins, member of the House Of Rep
ressu aves from assschusetts Is seriously Ill at his
residence in Roxbury
ARRIVALS
Everett House-Le Gen Count de Yermoloh Mle ds
Yesmolor ard Mr. and Mrs Fizbsi'on Paris Mrs
Gen Van Renese Mrs. james M French Dr. Bay Mis-
Bay, Mrs Wash, Albany; Mr. and Mrs Ihayer mr sna
smell, Boston; Mr. pe5syilasd wsshnson Mr. and NJ.
O. y. Dudley Tb i've Troy Mr. snd Mrs Bolsman child and
Fre New Orleans and Havana In the gesrns hip CshAwba
d Anton John stoud Jr Mrs Rankin, children and ser
vant Mis- ken Stroud Mas ia Stroud Joshua Underhl
~ broher sloeson, II Williams 7 Crane john BID.
dell. Gayberry sister Mrs Dudly John Bronson
ana .isssr Jshu Arman and servant Jones and lady
Jas Dunn, Capt Geo Dsvt Miss Bsysrd Mrs sutsr
~ aurbt1ra L Stone Allan and brother Al am,
80, sSter and John Cato, Pennson LADY
an4 mia n Dickinson de- Vol and lady Iino w keNt
4, Sanrhss nd servant Warren, 1behap, Jlmsnd
JsseDc o Eabiani W weymore, q gu herand Bolos
sor cd servant Guuerry Antonio Bravo Kew rmnss
i psasep ce Castro and daughter, Cassnada ana Ady
From KiraSlon N brig " Moncure z q rsge NJ
- re fsse Herry INA Of Kingston PAz Oh Cstns
,era. Ltr Z, a 3oErs