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ASHFILLE SIEAM STONE SAW MOMhs
Walnut Grove,

i
- AhUEL HASLAM, having made important addition.
y to bis machinery, and greatly increased bis facilities
for manufacturing Stone Of every description equal
point Of finish and durability any made in the civ
at prices aud giving bis personal attention 20 the
setting Of the work. he feels confident that he give
satisfaction to all who may favor him With their orders
such Setting Stone Front 10 Houses to Sill Fencing
steps 10 String COrniCe, 10 Large Landing 10 San
FlagPng, to Bush Hammered Tagging, TO Curbing, +
CuPng Chimney Top and all the branches Of stone
Cutting, tor cash. insE2s-lyI SAMUEL HASLAM
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per Hanging.

Ii kinds Of Plain and Decorated Paper HANGING dsre n
n the best manner aud at the cheapest prices by
A. %. FRANKIIN.
IT Orders len 1t FlemiHgs Paint op Union street. be-
tween Cherry and Sumner streets, will be promptly
tended to-
Refer 10 A K. Croz.er s. Burns, J. g. White Horn &
Son, L N. GOTby. mrh7-d3m.
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REsIDtNcE ANnBLILDING ioIs ron

A DhslkAbLk TrgcI Of Land % no aesss about ~
miles from lhe ~ the 8Tek Churrh ts civ del
INTO Ten Beauti9l Building Lots On Lats there
y nsat Frame hou8s Eiih Of roo~s. We viii sell q
bargain ln NE above either whole Or d Los par
ehassIa may desire J. q & \. ~. Known.
nara5--M 4ik CherT street
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Tin NaraI

HI W CsE54
TTIyWARE Of every description for sale Wholesale and
Retail. Also, Job work done NItb neatuess and dis
patch We solicit the patronage OF friends and the pub
lie generally at No. 80 South Market street, Ma hville
Iang-'57-3m p. W. MAXEY & co.
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Jackson & Adanna

5ROAD STREET " EST or CHATFA VUOGA HFpOT
LUMBER MERCIyA NTS.
NJ AanuiaeiursrsOf sash, Door Frauss b nf. Man
"A Ties Moulding ArChIrayss, Base Bonds pilas-rs
y e'nef nnafaing, PoptEr ard Pine Flooring shsvlur
"o 6o1es and AT kiadaOf Wood Work necessarv frr 80
tlnlsa OF Frame oT Bk Houses ever drscrlpion
ION me froua dina country solicited. Wuik care
~ uP 80 As % be hauled tphippei nurT-
IA Pnmed aud GlaEsd o. desired
inn1 '57-d2mhuIY Tark SOW a anHma
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RagsI RagsII
Observation-Disclosures

WILL pay cent? cash for good Cotton and Linen Rnr-
e-uVurad my Rag SCrs the E0rhsa corner o. ~
square. Woolsn and silk Rags are not Esuird
d"rs5-m " s WHITMAN.
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LDMBERl LUMBER
'fNHE undersigned excessively snr1g-d d, ~, -,
business, ana respectfully solicit orders fru Rniid,r
ani hers neoeng any aing aa m sv ouu or n
sae best Ccd forests Co Mison county, ana sr rs -
furnish any Aud OF LumbsT either Of Cedar Or ohr -
tEef Depot j. a. The Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders Tor La mber may b. addrsssrd % he undsrf a
eadesFle, wilson 20, Tenn len with Mr. D,HBnv AZ
'ur Dept klBkPAIRlCK, DbBNNON a siMnOys-
hl7-57-dly. KlKkPATRlCK q GLASS.
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IIinemG.

Importing our own linens, sell them a. Eastern
prices and hayrE very large stock hand invite par
tieuluT stgPnuUn 10 1hUm
Our shirt nE Linens are pvt up In half pieces.
Linen SheetiHEs-all grades,
How Liam do
Table D. mask do
Hable Crths-NspkHs " match,
Huckaback Towels,
Izmask Co
Dum SIX napkins,
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Furniture and Carriages boxed and 0neT lFh
rot enumerated /; also, eaTbOys or Aclql o. OheI
Chemicals will be charged BY actual WEIGHT buI A =.
double First Class rates, PR 100 y y
HEVe every package plainly marked win name o. con
800. dss.instop and depot delivery. Attention 70 mis-
prevents delay and losses and nsarea 1Pesoy oe
a.
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PERRY COUNTY.

LINDEN, Feb. 2, 1857
the democracy Of Perry county assembled in
at the court house; and on motion, DR..
KnlsLR was called to the chair, aud " HORN
BEAK chosen Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was explained by
few appropriate remarks by the chsrmsn. And,
On motion, Dr. Psulus, B 6. Hickman and y
Hllms were appointed committee to draft reso-
lu;ions; and, after short absence returned and re-
ported the following resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted
Resolvsd, That We endorse the wise and patriotic
administration of Franklin Pierce.
ResolgsI, That we congratulate the nation upon
their triumphant SUCCESS, IN the selection OF their
Chief Magistrate; resting assured that while the
rsrs of government are entrusted to his care that
the great cardinal principle of the democratic par
ty--"equsl and exact justice"--wii be melted out
to al and that blind fanateism will be stayed in its
progress.
Resolved, That in Andrew Johnson, the present
incumbent of the Gubernstorial chair we behold
the patriot and statesman, worthy the admiration
| and respect of bis fellow citizens.
Resolved That in T. J. Brown, the EectOT Of
the 9TH congressional district we recognise al able
sdvocste of the conservative principles of the ma
tional democracy.
Resolved, That We are under many obligations
to the editors Of the UNION AND AMERICAN for the
able, efficient ard psIOtiO course in the late pre-
sidentisl CANVASS.
Resolved, That while there are many Statesmen
10 the democratic ranks who would fll the Guber
material chair with credit to themselves and thei
country; and, that while we are willing to abid
by the choice Of the State convention, yet con
sideFing the many services rendered by IsHAN G
HARRIS, 81 9 heartily recommend him to the consd
Grafton of said convention as our choice ant
therefore, instruct our delegates to use every hon
oEsble exert on to secure his nomination.
RESOLVED ThRt the following gentlemen be az
pointed delegates to attend said convention: A
Psulus, q Kimble, B G Hickman, W Levi
wv Hornbesk, " s Maxwell, n Hume and
3 Mcdonald.
RESOLVED, That any one Of the delegates bein
in attendance, he is entitled to cast the vote Of tn
county, and in the absence of all that J HubbaE
Of CentreviIie be empowered as curprOxy.
Resolved That TIE proceedings of this CONVEX
ton be published in the UNION AND AMERICAN.
Aud, on motion, the convention adjourned
5 FIJI. KIMBLE, Chairman.
W HCREpPAV Cacratarv
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EbEoTIJN OF Two UNITED STATES SEsAT0Rs IN
INDIAEA-The Legislature of Indiana has elected
Messrs Bright and Fitch, democrats, to tie United
States Senste-the latter for four years, and the
former fer the full term of six years, commencing
on the 4th of March next. Despite sll the Efforts
of the fscdonsts to prevent az election, msjori-
ty of both Hous es were present in the joint meet
ing, viz: twenty six ators out Of fifty, and six
ty-two Representatives cut Of one hundred.
Il the Iowa case, which was decided against
M. Harlan, majority of the Senators were not
present, and that in the opinion Of the United
States Senate, 7itisted the election. The o6jec-
ton cannot bs urged against the United States
Senators elect from Indiana
tn trumph-whioh hss been desperately con-
tested-wil tie hailed with qualification all over
the Union. The democratic star in Indiana is still
in the ascendant Of the Senators themselves we
need not speak they are known to the country IS
ab'e democrats snd statesmen.
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Whether there is snv truth In
or is out that tie Hon. Emerson Ell not, the rum.
the opposing candidate for The Chief M5se Is to be
tennessee. we know not whether this sITasoy Oh
usnt was msoe IL Nashville, Washington Ctvs
IN some secret council We understand ,Is+ ~ ~"
ration for battle has already besp Do5a - ot5'
ground selected upon which the contest fs - ' *
decided. The Hon En-. Erberidge srn,s 80 ~ &c
ZINE since introduced q resolution IN the 49,, y
Representatives upon the suriect Of the A 9; VI
slave Trade, which called in question the boroS
integrity and morality of tie trainers of orr M
ersI constitution BY implication, and this -as,r-
non Is to form the principal festuTe in tbs csD,-.
OF 1891 The Tumor ssys that by q direct aftarI-
upon the slave trade hr Etheridge thinks tbst H.,
AnoW Nothing party Of Tennessee will cast tbeis
WOES IOf MN any way, and that he will hs---;;o
oolsno the vote OF portion of 70 the raonis
party, who are non savehol5~ ny ny pSIP.0
inc oresfion Of ~ very to be the chief element
In conduotis.Z the next canvass, and We presume
from the programme already fitted out that an an
res is to be made to the preiudices too urevse1t
already, existing between the poor aud rich. We |
urge upon our Democratic friends everywhere the |
necessity Of q strict lookout and no. suffer them
selves to enter into any contention Watch IS |
well ss pray We do not believe thst there Is any
danger in regard to the defeat OF the Democracy in
the coming contest Neither do we believe that /
our Know Nothing trends will ever sutfe- them /
selves TO be duped by Mr.. E.heridge, or toe clique
at Nashville, Washington, or anywhere else who /
is to put him forward upon al anti slavery platform
in the faint hope of his being the next Governor
of the State Of Tennessee. We do not believe that
members OF either party will ever give their sup
port TO 9 maD, who has during nis official career.
sy mpathised with the most dangerous enemies of
our Union, Just for the mere name of having a
party triumph Mr. E.heudge will ini that he
never can, by bis GODtemp Gted mode Of cauysssiug
tbs State draw one single Dem0Crst to mis- sup
mort. while our Know Nothing friends viii desert
him by thousands. The tendency Of conducting
the canvass as he proposes CT rather IS rumor says
will will be tie introduction into our midst of
speciss Of Black Republeanisn, such Is has de-
poupced the Constitution as a fetid mss, and the
trainers Of it IS q corrupt body Of slave breeders
and slave drivers WO betde the man, who VII
thus think of riding into Office Let cur friends
be on their guard Every device possible will be
fbrowu out 70 allure them from the Democratic
ranks IelByvilIs CssNiildiOnatist.
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stopping a ooubnala DOLh going and Fetlrnng
offer passengers proceeding to London HaVrs
over any other route for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New YORK 70 Southampton Bremen, First
Cabin Msn Saloons I'D dollars First Cabin Lower saloon
ITO dollars Second do. 50 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through ths Pes Of
fee.
No bills ofadRg Will be signed parsssrsesveG % tie
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached 10 each chip.
For freight passage apply to
G. h. SAND, IL South William street. New YoFk.
c. A. HBINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSkBY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. lSeLIN. HaFra. rfahlI-In-n-
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STEAM SHIPS.
Fer German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON
UNITKD Stairs MAIL STEAMERS.

FFNHE shies comprising this line are WASH IT.
a INGTON. Capt. e. Cavsndy; HER
MANN, Capt. BaWard Higgins. Tksss stss-
nsra stop st Southampton, both going and retsT5TT
PROPOSE DATBa o. sAIL4raa-lRs7
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NOttCe-HnhaIatiOn in COnsUmPtiOnS-sse
advertisement unds this head. Female Complaints Vens
real Affections DY pepsi Diseases Of the Heart and Liver
&c, viii meet ID sVS sasnE0R' lOst26-dSms
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SO1EPHIN q NE ".
SAMUEL c. BoTSE' sEoEsE ELVzAssH.
B0YSE 4 ELVERSON,
MERCHA ut TAILORING AND GENTLEMENS


FURNISHING STORE,
No 20, PUBLTO SQUARE.
TyHB subscribers desire call public attention to tsr En-
4 TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths Cas-
simereH, VsstingES DrilIInRs, Ready made
Clothing and full stock OF Gentle mems FuFa
nishing Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable eF-
cumsances will Offer TO cash or pune
dealers and solicit rom ths trade q unatiou
Of stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would call
special attention 80 the assortment Of Cloths, CassmeFes
and Vssngs, which viii make up order in the latest
styles and warranted to d sale. We also call attsn
ton stock OF Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly for trade, which determined 10 e.
the lowest prices, and thereby merit patronage stock
Of Gsntemens Furnishing Goods will FWsy be found com
pets We will speedily have In store ans stock Boys
Clothing
WANTED-A few good JOurneymeR- bat good ones
need apply. BOYSE & ELFER5OE,
fsbs-u No. 90 Public Square.
Wanted.
A Few good Pant and Vest maksrs-nOns but the hsal
"A wanted B0YSB s. RLVBR8OM,
fSbs-E Ne. %, Public squars.
c. ALTTTTR, x. PETETs
New Firm.
THE business will be continued The old stand Ne 10
fsbs-ln 41fNYRR & PETRB,
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fdbII Agents
~ These Steamers equal 20 any the Western VS.
tara and oT speed and comfort cannot be exCellod. The
officers men of experience and will do in all in their pow
eF 80 render the travelling pnblie comfortable.
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UyHR fine passenger steamer ALEONIA, James
i Miller, Master, will leave every FRIDAY, elAG.h
for Memphis during the Season, connecting
that port with magnificent New Or
Ieaus For freight or passage apply on bORTo or 70
A. HAMILTON
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ChiI6a HRrOld.

THIS thoroughbred Racer will make his secondnN
4 Season al ny stables, miles South 81 Naah-a ~
wife, Tenn. He has ran ell distances from one 20 ~
four miles and never lost & heat His Cola, a. iar
a. tried have been winners all dstlnces they nave been
alike successful a. tBs Pairs IN Virginia where hay haVs
been aIh bed Chide Harold By imported Sovereign
Of Maria West one Of most Distinguished brood
In America The dam OF the famous Wagner Panny
aud other good Terms, So For further particulars
zee hand bils
fsbl-sagsSw&E. ". 9, HARDIAGs
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Yankee Notions -FOr January and February jU
Teseivsdby RAGAN q RR6
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MEMPHIS U. S. PACKET


MONDAYS And FRIDAYS
TENHB magnificent passenger steamer DANIEL
III BOONE, James Lee, Master, will leave st,ag<AA
this por. every MONDAY during the Season for
Memphis connecting with the splendid New Orleans steam
ers. For freight or passage apply on board OF to
A. HAMILTON,
II. II. HARRISON,
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Nashville Batting House.
S9A9 @A *

THE subscribers take pleasure In informing he public
Il that they have opened EATING HOUSE No 25
Deadsrck street, nsT door Douglass e0nsr whore they
prepared feed the hungry al hours from O'Clock
IN the morning night, wiki the best that the
Affords and reasonable Our Cooks the
that be found In the sy Day Boardss sken
aOnsble share pabIc patronage respectfully
solicited. lianIa-dlm.l FULLER & CAKE.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
rTlHREE Hundred Watches q invoice Of Fancy Goods
sEch Fancy Boxes, Writing DsSEs, &C. together with
lot Of ssap and C9OgEss 10 be sold 70 close eOnsgnmen
fans CHAS FOX.
lust received lo9 WebsteTs URRbgsd DictOnaTyH Als0
81 AZ invoice Of Shot Guns and Rises - Be sold.
CHAS. FOX,
Corner Cherry AID Cedar Streets and opposite she Pos
OHoa [ians.
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New Goods.
JEST OPENED AT AZ COLLEGE STREET.
4 AIDES superior Black Satin Slippers;
do ezra sized Goat Welt Boots;
do superior Kid Welt Heel do
do do CurocoS Kid de
Misses do Kid Welt Boots;
do do French Morocco Shanghai BoOasi
fsbT JOHN RANAGH.
GENTS FINE BOOTS AND CATERS.
n ENTs superior French Calf D; 5. Boots, stitShed'
80 DO Do % Patsn, z Esat he'd DO Do
fsb7 A. College street.
To ALL WHOM III MAY CONCLhN-
WOULD earnestly solicit THOSR yet Indebted for the past
year. and 70 the late arm Of Ramag9 UhqLeh 6 'a
fsb7 - College street.
GREEN APPLES.
On BARRELS q she above store and 9T sale 3
jan lQs7-d BEOsdEsy.
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE
" }. G. ROBERTSON
anl3 57-if broadway.
COFFEE4O0 'a0Es prime RIO Coffee 50 'aeEs , yaVa
- in store sad for sale By H.S.FRENCH s son.
ASSE6--iU0 DaCkagss, new, In and for sai0
NJ iGRI7 n. 5. FRENCH q son.
CANDLEs.-60O 60xsI star Candies, 100 hall and guar
~ ter boxes STAR Candles go boxes TaloW Candles in
store and for sails By H 8. FRENCH SON.
CLOVER SEED.-I7S obs prime Glover Seed in Store
1 ! and for sale BY H. 5. FRENCH 4 son.
WANT g Ds-l 0sO9 pounds Bacon ;lo0s bushels Dried
w Fruit 9O0O lbs Feathers, for which We will pay The
A jsnI7 p''' B I'-' II s. FRENCH q SOB.
N AILs.-iiO6 k'gs, (Wh'sInEl in sQFsSB4lE sos -
FOR HIRE.
I HAVE i've or six likely Negro WORsn for the present
WI BOYD JR.
obS-0 No 50 Cherry street.
Prolific Corn!
THIS Corn produces from four = eight stalks the grain
fsbS-dtW&v-IW DRNOViLLE 4 BELLS.
DISSOLUTION
TUB partnership hsrsofOrs existing between the
signed under she Style Of Heinrich PstFs vas Shs day
ss62-ln HEINRICH a PETRB.
slsetOn viii be held PIanlers' BaRk Of TsnDss-
a see, Nashville, Monday % March next FOR eleven a.
F'''0T' 70 serve the ensuing year ,vv,vpD c..,.-
Plantsrs Bank, Nashville, Feb 4-in
NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.
OEFGH NASHVILLE Gas LIsHT Co.
February end, 1857.
THE Stockholders OF the Eauhvile Gss Light Company
hereby notfed that the annual election Of d.
80 day Of March nsEtss the once Of he Gomgs2y Cher
Fsb. I'D.
MESS SHAD.
tay9Tiie Pish Is no" 'sEg b rsa a. ss store Of
GunnV Bags,
ONR hundred bales Gunny Bags and for sale
~ cheap 10 close, BY
fsbs JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
SECOND HAND PIANOS.
FEW superior Investments for sale on good tsrus
"A AHso, aHe Sss0ad hsHd Turkey Carpet al bargain
anil BENJ =. SHIELDS
FOR RENT.
FAW kOoms % rent in the building corner Of /
Cherry and Deaderiek, suitable fer saess or bed rooi
lanl3-U ~. p 6O0FBRs ]
ChiIde Harold.
THIS thoroughbred Racer will make his seoondeN
4 Season al NY Stables milss south 81 haah-a ~ /
liue, Tenn. He has ran eli distances from one 20 ~
four miles and never lost heat His Cola, a. iar
tried have been winners all dstances they have been
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FOR SALE BY
W. Il. Berry q Co.,
Nashville.
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THE business will be continued The old stand, Ne H.
fsbs-ln 1kfNYRR & PKTKB,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-16
Passengers Arrived

IN ,:sam,Ap yanSe,bat from Iiavs a&4 sss:ss,,..
M. 5obp nInS zn&efn.nS. .1D rms Nr zaaena n. y ssa
ann, Miss Mary Zhnme,9anr Ms, so.- -
seward i.cy and servant Mr IL Mauors ia, s,ss .ss
Madam Worinfotd snd servant G A. Thorn sly srd ~
M Mt s4y JSSss sendS sra
ana LADY, MIS- Lsw.on p,: 4 "a A RS.h,strd Il wIso
Harrison, Ms ErintOn MIS-. sh.rkey, Dr.. Blssiss = e
Brovn asd lady, R. silimso, E SeoLsy. D. wssS
;. H,bsrn and ady Miss Wander yoOr Ms. Eaiy v..i
ysS mis-; La Lse: Ms 5d GI m NJ. 0S.ss. s
lady children and O. Bocs M Penssert .aa ssrvssr
NJ s'Fs %;R, fssIey sy hIs:I D. Ro "a " TsS
Duo, NM: 6r,;.sI. Nine Nay Mr. CG@sI sSa say Nor.
.9Is Ma Rev H. Van Dyke nI sSdeS, .dy ss.
and servant Mis- Lee James H oanI M!.. A N ozsas.
stephen Lee Mi. tss N.. and d:s5U ;sgs Lea sy NJ
Mr S Lee, r. Martin Ms. Riehardscn, Mr. .ai Ma
Me.ltr, children and nurse NJ WIsht lady .ce s.sst;
NJ y,In e. lady SAs ApS s; Me- SSSns; sS1. J.T' IN "a
yspt, Nj Psnchsrd Col McKenns Mr. Bradley l. Nssss
s7 .n ST3 oHs .na ay a
DR. Henry Wa. Kno., p Van syske Tho. Hi W Hi J..
itS GGfiaS Els s1 Ss' css. he soasa
Lerns.e G Dsha~s John sidd.s ~ cord LADY aud al 4
A Csssisasc a. b1iax, H. Loeuing, c Fray T. sssn
4 A., M ..sn .. G SfS Ss4 s M MG.s s, @
NJ FG1zeI AlcSct Ia and lady NJ; Crawford and two is
Downing n D Palmer J.. Mulsly Bearer of Dsps,cs.,I
Smith f. Renden, j. Morris and lady, Miss Cabu Nh
Johnson Miss A. Brown and daughter, Miss Paal
Jordsn Mrs b. Jordan Issn lady and daughter: Mss
British B. G,ousux and lady D. KrOng, J. C. Powell and
ADV J. Crabb f. Votz and lady, Miss l. Feeerck Louis
BefTer Philip Best c. Weiss, Z. GTosssmann Keysr r.
Rupu1echt R. Burke, q. Wilcox, j. Lamsz:.n Rsrrol J.
Due, w. K'pser, J. TIulosts, lsdS ssd snnyi
re Dr. Everhard Barthonier Louis Mech, b. BIewatr
lsdy ,on Msilett, @. DeIacae Cstss and
G Bonneville and lady, DR.. Pslen and l.dy Cs.,sAor
Ed Eston, G. B. Livingston, Jas WOOD JO.eRhine GSs
d. Pendl.on P. Negrin Dr. Evans j. Leont, H. Beach
Psllock lady ard family, c. Larne Cs.harne I.ylr 2. T.
Bpyere, W. II. Talbot, Nsiiente, Gowrie NJ Richard
son Max La Rsu Mesteyers, Perseline. rbOcsmor.
ton A Gale, C. B Fairbanks A. Damsige D. David, A. Gs
A. Boislanc c. Durerser Dours, Slmords, Irving,
Jones C.r&e j Carrera Fri;zzie, Chss Schneider, r
oechs Dr. Wetng, c. Plancksrd Miss C. 6GiIsrd Gecrss
Qusckenbos H. Gournier II s. Sterens A. Ri.teres and
adv Miss Simonim Madam Pllsn L. Leerrsn, George
Bailey John Osborn Dr. Mouualle Kamser Jane Hdshes
g. Elsie j. Brem0nd X. Wake, Charles Wake r. Jones' II.
sslow and O. Held C. Eisenmeyer and family Of eight
persons Stsher Staher aud two and daughter
Prayer H. Ferer @ Dattonhorer lady and .vo ehldren
W. HsDsnn, Philip Esenmsyer lady and four children, j.
Zepp lady ard children q Liebe & Tois $50 PAssep'
gers. In FIRST cabin, S2l In second cabin, s.