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A FINE CHANCE TO COMMENCE A MERCANTILE
+. T.. N, ~ BIJsINEss IN THE WEST.

general stock Of new and selected goods and lease
Of the store for years. in the couy seat Of one of
best couu ties in Wisconsin, The store Is oue oil the best
located in th place. The town contEins about 5000 in
haDtants located in perfectly healthy REGION entirely
free from the epdsmios Of the West, as can be
shown the gasiaction Of any Merchandise Of all
descrlpion brings good profit and large amount Of
go0ds - sold to 90 back from to City miles into the
country The town has, also, large amount OF water
COZ manifestations with the country around H. aud has rail
road communications uiir0hloAs0. n 7 f
The terms will be made favorable the present owners
Wisiing to retire from the business aQ
ANY inquiry addressed To "a Woroester Post Office
sha J % CONFIDENTIAL and receive prompt attention.
aus att
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KID GLOVES.

1900 prs FAN Kids 10 to F5c $50 prs Buckskin Gaunt
lets 81; 375 prs cloth GauEes at co. 30 prs Gents
Kid gloves to be given awaytp opony they leetle
torn in the back. "a m
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

Embracing every article which a family may want.
Bleached and Brown oottons, etc. q q iatli seaE
Yard vide BIeached Gottons, ine, DC.
Yard wide Brown Cottons, Ane, Sc. ~
White Flannels, 12lc. ssT % 7l7dz
Nice all wool Flsnnels, 25,. 5At
Red and Grey Twlled Flannels, heavy, 25c
white Toilet Quilts, $l,25.
Marseiles Quilts, all sizes, frcm $i,75 to 500.
Machine stitched Linen Bosoms, from 10 to 2Oc
Brown Linen Table Overs, 25o.
Beached Linen Table Covers, s74c.
Wool Blankets, $500,
Embossed Table Covers, 81, rs.
Ribbed Hose, 25,.
sarsanet oambrics, SIC. s-,s
Brown Crashes, 64c.
Tickings DENNIS, shirtings, Napkins, Doylies, Whit
Linens. Table Damasks, brown and bleachei, Sc. &C.
&C., at astonishingy low prcEs.
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] DRESS MISUNDERSTANDING
b. Is sau 5r71Gl 1l ass rer7fosl7r set g..arg
.aa.g saas O. O. o ID ST. 10
From the Boston markets, at less than manufacturers
--5tlpgGs Ul sH aEs --E- ~ t.i'a 81 .5aslt dufrr
FOR THE next THIRTY DAYS.

We shall offer the above large stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry GoodP, with splendid and uRbroken assortment in
every Departments at unhear Of Bargains and Ruinous
" low pricesi with The following EXTRAORDINARY
INDICTMENTS, 10 customers from The country, for the
next thirty days. sgnl15G 3aL fQ 3baMr9 hatfrEe
All persons coming from the country and buying as
many dollars worth miles they come, their fares to
coming Ave miles will be expected to buy SIS worth
goods those coming ten miles SO worth, &C., sc. Or
those buying fewer dollare worth than miles they come
we will pay the same proporohed part of their fare.
Thspersons coming eight miles and buying IS worth
we will pay hve-eighths of their fare, &e., &c.
Below, give you list of some Of our bargains. :
We cannot specify them all here but give you an idea
Of what we will do enumerate few
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BRoApCLOTHs.
~. .e.. a Il. !. BOOKS &C. 80

3 NJ0W READY THE MOST Thrill
y.hN LING BOOK OF THE AGE.-G0 OPtEY's Thrill
ing Narrative of the last Grinue Arctic Exploring Expe
dition is search Of Sir John Franklin By VIM b. Cod
rey one the survivors; 500 pages and so Engravngs
PrIee in paper so cents; cloth binding 81
from tteNortA Westerns ReeIsW A'This attempt 66
take the life Of Wm G. Godfrey which no law human or
divine, can justify fortunately for Dr. 4ne over
ruled When in a former Arctic expedition its leader
shot erocous Indian Of his party the world viewed it
as an act of stern necessity and personal safety; but God
Trey was neither mad man enemy; he had march
ed 70 miles alone in the most dreary and coolest part
OF the Arctic Ocean, to bring fresh provisions to his dying
comrades, without which, DR.. Kane admits they would
have persisted" gt s3aff5ta -ts l- ts,ss1,a. 81
u Every man, woman and child should read this
thrilling Narrative Of Godrey's suerings For sale at
-iit 81 1ag. 4ogall ,D.KIMBALL Il CO.'S,
o23 diff II Market Square, Providence, r. I.
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WHAT ELsE HAVE WE GOT!
1t easier to tell ysu what we have not got. Call and
see stock, and bring your old Spring Bonnets, we
wiIlclean them and fud lining for Csc Remember
49, II, WARD s. CO.,
ssgga 81 ID SO Main street, known as the s'Branrh.D
P. s--Yankee Notions At any price. Brass Hoops SC
set, Lyons Katharion IOc a bottle. dti o2i
f]afl ~ tgu allGg 3 Hoisa ~ sfif 4
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-nsTRICH FEATHERS, ARTIFICIAL
! W FLOWERS, Fancy Ornaments and Lace Trim

To THE MEsoHAETs OF WORCESTER
The subscribers have large mandatory al Paris and
one in New York exclusively devoted to the manuacure
of the kind Of goods Their present stock embrace
es many Thousand styles Of Feathers and Flowers Also
the material for manufacturing them, which are offered
at wholesale only, at their warerooms.
HENDERSON, sMYTH, g. CO..
iv9 Dim --.- 900 BIZ ad way Neg York.
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! u SOLICITOR OF PATENTS, /
n. Worcester, Mass $50,
Z o,,Ia1 once at Mechanics' Hail. a. iif fdawts

RT OTICE.-The subscriber, having taken the shop
IL formerly occupied by RICE 4 DRY DEN, will con,
tnue the manufacture and sale Of VIM Hoveyls Patent
Straw Cutters Beach Eagle Fan Mills Corn Shelters and
Impsoved Boring Machines, west wing Of Merrihelds
Buldiugs Cypress street. south end, first door. Orders
respectfully solicited Repa ring done In neat and sub
ntantal manner. i GEORGE DRYDEN, Age
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REAL ESTATE.

1aE ARCH LnrAT,a NOM NM esrrs = .s5..s4
80 X Il, NEAL EoIAlE.
------ --------i - =
g. SM ALL fla KIM FOR SALE.-Con-
H,i, tanning Ten Acresof Land in the town Of Barre
.ss Mass about one and half miles from the CENTER
on the Hubbardston read. The buildings consist OF
good wo-sory House Barn, and blacksmith shop and
there is also shoe shop on the premises le Will be sod
very lows and threeourfhs Of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for term Of years Apply to
GEORGE " 8 CURrls, .ss
@5-. sH tlt5. H y Real Estate Broker, 81
g 70 d6 lL---a - aL III Union Block
49, rNnp CAVIC As,o,, E4,, =; 1yEJ,,,ta-
On 81 ME- rom ne post Once contanng e
Eilo Of choice land, new buildings &c. An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily For sale cheap Germs
easy. Inquire Of I. M LAMB, 40 Main street
sepl0 .-- a- dt 70
49, FOP SAT-TN "A we'll and conveniently bi,jt
L E;.s tsto1v S5se nan sbort an sire of IaTd de-
lls iiebffy sitlated at the innetion of the llaom
in9dsi an sb-sassbr roaJs Sns{ fbjs s;5a ~ T,g
pS,T1 Tbe io5 ~ ,geI .isfsj Ia so.i,e5 1;th 10
siia fr, ttsas or f,rsisr srt;c1Iars ;ns,1ira If :
:. asaT = 80 dtf -, .F VIVIAN pAPKER
4T--I = 80 -. VI 2 " 80 : :.
o. FOR SALEs--A beautiful and very well
is built house, of two tehemeAts with lot For sale
cheap, because the owner ia going West. Call at
the premises No Elliot street -Au2O dtf
49, n m "a FOR S4EUN- Situated in tba
k,isf nofberIv mart of giiiIbnro t,9o mics iron ~
HallI 5narIt V;jlas two foai rsa5 t5ti g.
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- FOR SALE.--A well and conveniently built
10 twostory house, with about an Of land, de-
sA ghtluy situated at the junction Of the Bloom.
ipgdale and Shrewsbury roads, ust this side Of Long
Pond. The land is well cultivated and stocked with val
liable fruit trees. For fnrther particulars inquire of
D aa21 8E. diff orr Oil WYMAN PARKER,r
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Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE,
aAs DREz at No 212 aIaiR Street, Worcester, MASS
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-CLoAKs, sHAwLs. TALMAs, UAPEs.


Examine our stock previous . purchasing, .''I
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

RTEW AND IMPORTANT DISSOLVE
~ cry IN THE sCIEN ICE OF MEDICINE. TRIES
EaARNene are genuine unless the engravings Of the
eeas Of the Ecoe de Pharmacie de and the Imperial
College of Vienna, are fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case. --
b Sold by DR. H. A. BARROW--Member of the Imperial
College Of Vienna and Royal College Surgeons London
who may be personally consulted at his residence No. 157
Prince street. few blocks west Of Broadway New York.
from IL o'clock in the morning, till 2, and from O'Clock
Gill Sin the evening Sundays excepted.) rs
TRIESEMAR No, lis the remedy of general and local
debility loss OF virie power premature decay aud all the
distressing consequences arising from early abuse &c.j all
physical mpedments vanish like magic before its infu
ence, thus rendering its use Invaluable to those entering
TRIEsEMAR No 2-Entireiy eradicates all traces Of
those disorders which copavia and cubebs have so long
been Thought an antedote for to the ruin Of the health OF
vast portion OF the population,
ID TRIESEMAR No Sis the great European remedy foI
that class Of disorders which, unfortunately, the English
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable dstruc
lion of the patients constitution, and which the Ssrsa
palilla 10 the wordcannot remove.
TRIESEMAR Nos l, and 3, are prepared IN the form
OF iozenge devoid OF taste or smell, and can be carried
In the wastcoat pocket SOtd In tin and dDtded
IN separate doses administered by Valpeau, balle
man. Bou2, Ricord &C., &c. Price So each, urcales
cn Tor &c. which $751; and in S27 case5 whereby
there is a saving Of SO. 7si8
Special arrangements having been made with the vari
OuB Expresses the nine dollar Of the Tresemar and
the larger szes be forwarded by DR.. Barrow carriage
paid Immediately receiving remittance to any part
of the wod securely packed and addressed according
10 the instructions of the writer thus securing the pub
lie genuine European preparations, and ehecualy pro'
kecting them from spurious aud perniclous i'm taIons
The three dollar eases sent as usual but not free Of car
~ NO Is7 D.,..e~ s,.eeew doors west Of Broadway,
New York dly j22
1NsTRTCH FEATHERS ARTIFICIAL
NJ FLOWERS, Fancy Ornaments and Lace Trim
To THE MEsGHAgrs OF WoRoBsTER.
The subscribers have large mandatory Paris and
one New York exclusively devoted to the nanutacture
Of the above kind Of goods Their present stock embrac
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stoves, stoves
The Croc,xcrv Department

81 great variety both and second hand which will
be sold very cheap.
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49, FOR SALE.--A small Farm, in Worcester,
ai q miles from the Post Office, containing acres
IL of choice land, new buildings, &c. An omnibus
passes the premises twice daily, For sale cheap Terms
easy. Inquire of I. NJ LAMB, 275 Main street.
sepI0 lH aa. diff is
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pREss GOODS. Ii

&C., at astonishingy low PRICES,
ar.3a hesf DRESS GOODS. Il
In AN styles, and the latest novelties % .ls
Blue and Brown Polka DeLaines, only 12ac aaiiA5
DeLaines in other styles only 12tc isalis 5joF
DeLaines, very latest styles, only one shilling.
Fine, Printed Persian Cloths, only zoe. 7 7te''
Valencia Plaids only 12ic.
Valencia Plaids, extra quality, only Csc. w
Valencia Piaids super quality, only SOC.
DeBeiges only So.
Manila Cloths 1910.
Good American Prints, etc.
Best American Prints, fast colors, Q. =, ..F-
English Prints, Toe, Patches, etc. -. go
Tbibets for 80, e2l, and $50, st.... --..
y Lyonese Cloths for 12A and Csc. NJ. $500
Black Alpaecas, 25c, 30 .s.is, y-
81 Job SILKS, SILKS, SILKS. u III
silks, worth 75c for so. isao ea5 glaFa.
Sinks, worth size, for o2l 3 econ "a
Silks worth $to0 for IS. ~ 11s 'e4 pA
Silks, wide, very heavy aud latest Styles $l,25.
Black Oil Boiled Silks only 62tc,
Bishoa, Swiss, English Grown, and other grades 81
Black Silks, at equally low prices. IN. y ''''H
, sHAwLs, oLoAKs AND TALMAs.
An unusually large ASSORTMENT in this department,
which we will sell at uMhsard Of bargains 4u'+
Cashmere shawls, all silk and wool, worth IS, for g.
Cashmere shawis, ali srE and WOOL, worth SO, ore.
Cashmere Long shawsali silk yos,worth $is for TO-
French Bay state, waterloo, and Peaeedale Long and
Square wool shawls, At manufacturers, prices.
We will sellOur stock Of oOaks and Tamas at the cost
~ tha unatariala A 't' hH
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TRIMS OF F5ELICETfON-
DAILY PAPFR-F0UR DOLLARS g year, payaoi al.
ways IN ADVANCE. All subscriptions discontinued az
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The square is the space occupied by wv Words or IL
ines solid s'Nosparie' type, being just one inch in
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
The Case OF Coroner COnnery.
STATE or NEW YoaH, ExSCUnvB DxSAETxrY,
Albany, May 10, 1851.

STATE or NEW YOtN, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
ALBANY, May 10, 1867.
sR-I am directed by the Governor TO transmit 70
You the enclosed copy of his letter 10 Henry L. Clinton,
ESQ., upon the subject Of certain charges preferred by him
against you. Very respectfully,
HENRY ]. SEAMAN, Priv. Sec.
To EDWARD Dowxs CosynU Esq, Coroner Of the county
Of Now York.
GOV. KINGS LETTER TO NH. CLINTON
SnAIR or NV YoRs, EXECUTIVE DsYAkrxxxr,l
ALBANY, Nay Is, 1867.
sR-After careful examination the testimony taken
before Judge Daily Of the Court Of Common Peas In tho
City Of New York, in the matter Of certain charges pre-
fcrred by you against Edward Downes Connery Coroner
Of tho comfy of Now York, arrive conclusion
that this testimony does not sustain the charges and
therefore they must be dismissed proved or tho
unbecomng and fppant manner OF the Coroner In con
Quoting parts OF the inquest and OF the great adgny OF
canning the person Of woman TO be stripped and
amiDed by for the purpose Of ssoertaining N thsre
were any external marks Of violence there should be
difference OF opinion; but these do not
OF removal entrusted 10 executive discretion A. q matter
OF fact moreover, there s the testimony of
hersolfnat this examnat Of her person decaely
conducted, and that there indecent EXPOSURE
The presence In the room during tho examination az
other proven 10 have been without any order, or
far appears knowledge the part OF the Coroner
AZ TO the alleged o authority by the Coroner
straiDng parties Of their freedom, may well be qucs
toned whether more prompt stringent exercise OF
that authority, by Immediately placing the paree at 81
Bond street In separate confinement before any oommu-
ncation could pass between hem might not have led
the detection Of the guilty. need not be pointed
YOU sir that the general tness Of the Coroner for Tho abe
which had been passed upon by the electors by wsm no
was chosen, and that unless thcro be- wful criminal
misconduct In his official as these acts rightly
come under cognizance III the executive.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant
JOHN A. KING.
To HSKY l. CIrros, Esq, counsellor at law, city Of New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
the Route os the sonora prirb,sss~r~.

Irrom the New Orleans Evening Fcayune, May a.
Cnr regular Mexican mall at hand this morning, brings
fuller and later intelligence than had last evening
the 1t instant from the cty Of Mexico The sonora I'LL
busters had been completely routed near The village
Caborca, SIXTY OF whom were taken prisoners, a0nF
them Captain Crabb himself, who severely wound
ed The engagement says the Trun Union WAS severe
and bloody. The prisoners were all 70 be Shot The
Eaardarte publishes the following official account brought
by The Extraordinary Of the 11et from Mazaiian;-
The LIST Of April body Of the National Guards, under
hpain Rodriguez, met at the village OF Caborca the n
busters who entered the Stale Of Sonora by way oroya
Inc nibusters had solved upon thesviage The Guards
sacked vigorously. In the first ons Caf< Rodriguez
Tell mortay wounded. Capt Craob also wounded
ana eight o. his men killed The Guards however, finally
succeeded in getting possession of The church, which
proved an Advantageous position.
on NE ID The hbusters found scmseves In possession
TWO houses In face 81 the church. but surrounded by
ofe on go TO 300 men Things remained IN this cond
nc bout four days. the scncrians meanwhile strengthen
the evening n The 6th the houses possession
~ hnbusters wae fred. The flames communicated
PsV 70 NE csher, and In ha6 hour bon buildings were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21
city Intelligence.

THE wrAruKR-gyFEors or THE sroRn.
The storm which commenced 40 violently on Monday
night ragged with great fury until yesterday aerpooa
when the rain oeased and uc made his app
for few moments but, Disguised with what no b.
held, be Immediately withdrew and covered himself win
Q mantle Of sombrs clouds. raining ri hio hour
last night During this storm immense quantity Of
moisture must have fallen. The heavy and
unuous and viii doubt prove Of great advantage
growing vegetation On the rivers and bay the storm
very violent, and mpeded navigation not lte. On
Tuesday afternoon tho saisn Island boatwero very much
interrupted. The trips the south side NJ lhrco and fonr
O'Clock r. M Suspended and passengers by the hvs
O'Clock boat were Az landed at The Quarantnc On no
north side the boats made their usual trips the
high ana a, New Brighton the filing at the Handing
was washed out Of the ees two or three feet The
The steamer Bay State arrived At her dock II o'clock,
yesterday morning. and reported the storm on the Sound
being very Several fishing smaeks and soops
said TO bc ashsc the Connecticut coast Tho rail-
rad lines - effected by the storm. land aldo
occurred on The Hcw YORK and kre road between Do.
express train east nearly four hours bot the obstruction
at length removed, and tue trains yesterday
running in time There obstruction the Hudsun
River Rad, and The trains arrived regularly The storm
very violent at Albany, where 10 began Ave hours
ser set In here We have not heard that any scrident
occurred In The city, further than the foulng q shIs In
The slips
The straneest circumstance attending this stm t- ,be
cold weather that accompanies It. hailed and showed
hue on Tuesday and the Thermometer fell "a degrees
several times within the past few days This by Gar The
year May We never look upon I've hike again.
hscrsnos DAY.-To day "a set apart In the Roman
Catholic and Episcopanan churches anniversary V
commemorate the Ascension Il the Saviour Heaven a.
recorded In the gospels In Trinity church there viii
full morning service, with sermon and the holy
nicn at loh oc'ock This IN also anniversary Of Tho
consecraiion Of Trinity, Circumstance thai Of course,
adds 70 he interest OF The occasion In this ehureh IN
nearly all the Episcopal and Roman Chtboc cbarcnes
there " some recognition Of the day
Aoe1pEN1-The boaiswa,n Of The steamer ov Of MAD
chester had his blown or and otberwiso INJURED
by the premature discharge Of q cannon wnen n,N,W
The city yesterday. He " as sent " the oty HopaAA
rpy CANAL STREET. AyrsAT.
10 my rnrrpR ur WsAIp -.
Under ,i,e head Of ebooung Array al AZ tanAi suess,
notice am represented customer Of me accused
prrnercr vh b. inform the public and my friends e
large that on Saturday evening, whhe passing we resi-
daca 90 ssloop OF Pu1erer, saw crowd leaving NE
nrsn,ss Suddenly and immediately coming up received
nv wound from a pistol IN the hands % SAID fuacrW,
,skovp never heard of saw before.
MY To- 1897. MICHAEL. STARR, 10 Amity place.
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in blaze. An attack Also made upon the besieged
from without, and, among other things, two barrels Of
powder belonging 70 Me fhbusters exploded doing dread
l execution. Finally, they surrendered a. discretion
The plumber Of prisoners fifty nne and among them
Capt Crabb himself Twenty four rifles and some mum
tons also fell into the hands of the Sonorians.
This Is the substance Of the account given by the Mex
can papers whatever truth there may b. In H. The
Der of busters estimated by the authority at
hundred and fifty; the sonorians on the 9th, numbered
seven hundred
i said that the prisoners were all TO DO shot on
9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-21

Personal Intelligence.
J. W. Cray of the Cleveland PlasndsaIr, has employed
Senator Toombs, OF Georgia. his counsel the case
Jos. Gray against Horace Crcccy-scuon for libel.
Senator Jones, of Iowa, with his family Is In New Or
leans.
Hon Hamilton Fsh and family propose 10 WHIT naru,.
during the approaching summer.
Professor Charles ". navcs formerly n member Of the
faculty Of West Point Military Academy received tho
appointment Of Professor OF Mathematics In Columbia Col
lcge.
A granddaughter the celebrated Indian Chief Rrans
Ia making visit in Rocaostr, and receiving considerable
attention from the citizens.
The Savannah Journal ssys;Amone The arrivals al the
Pulaski We perceive Tho name OF Tnuriov Weed Esq.,
OF the Albany En5stsg Journal New York. business 70
Brunswsck.
AMI Mr.. Mis- L9ss Iomslnl NJ Paterson, Nr ard Mis-.
S SSd NJ. E. zen P.s:9 1sPs sags ssa
ssn i NJ sSG MT lindsay John Ev.ns Ms. sass. Ms
i is@ T. fI y. : sTs s s' ss
y nssg.es ~ s.s,r ". werner pr and ". ssIs.r
VI a.. md w. 1,ssG. I,5: Ne. w<isT M
a.rSpa RSS%:ss .ss.sss9 saS f is%y r.
ss NAVEL Y.s.sr Navel 6se@an. ar s s-- Re-;
S.. MIN r. ' :: Gum: .ss s s
ss e sSs sss i1' Si' 2 s X. Ell
and family, Mr., Oliver, Nm Oliver fsnil, N.
Turrcrson, Watt, Col q q anderson, n Manday. Rev
Jno Mr. Bsnihe, Hiss Dewey E.vid Spence Raj
n Crow Ess'e Mrs Heed Reed Mas Js~ssop jas
M.ury Rs, Mrs eed aud g I'D HAYES, q Lssier, A
Thsybou Portsru, Csmiras. Fowler Fowler and
daughters Bsdine and servant Rodrigu.s Cansero and
Brcs, q Wyatt Mrs Henry and child Morales sns wife
Dswes soden Css 70, Miss Lvtngron, Churchill and
cfd vss PhIney, Csegia Tucker Bsnch Parenu- ard
Ccrvsnee Jas George Agudne BRO. nd two ervans
Lore- rursrrson and family, Msru n Lopt- A,g1a Nrs
yerrier family and two servanie Mr. ncNa-n and irvans
Iano and Wife Ponverts, Troquslla rrrrArt Weiss
Pcurr Miss Plumb, Miller, valdes 1urnei James Ma.
cslkn Pcnvers wife and servast prarrar Aaary,
Aausries. Eespura, Terra guntana Mr. Norfe sud
child, Mrs Bvrun and child, Mr. Norrrl NJ Ramos Fra
Na1ssn. schmidt Bech, Miss sehen, yonds Thompson
From Savannah, In steamship rIorida-hss easte Miss
and servant Miss Emily Potter Potter and
Jas Potter and Mcintosh
Roeer MrstDsy, Mss Day, Brown Plney Case. q
Pfir, Currie, Carx Henry Reed T. srhreioer CaptJ
I.yrch u n Munro. Hathaway Dslk> v n S1raoss
q y Atin- Jno echun Miss Thomson, Mrs A Crocker
Miss Emma Cary hrsv Styles and dsughrr n Thonpscn W
u thompson ~ Up Hoyt, , y lie Young u sewsrt ueo
ne Camp. Mr. Camp Two children and servant y Nrller
Jos Csy Thomas jos Cyoeby, Arnold ard lady, Mss
McArnold, Miss Arnold w Arnlid " Hytss, irr "
Dav lady and servant, Rugsies and ndy. Mss Con.
Miss Raser Stephen i Arnold lady infant and nurse;
Miss Hieby Mss Lord Mrs Pomeroy inan, Ard servant
JOB and lady, Mrs Ralph King, Miss King and want
Miss Brown, Miss Wmklcr, " lord Mrs Chandler, srs
james Ensign. wm wilson, WIN jennings Or T Rurgie,
Bcdo and lsdy, Rev CAas Cooper, Parsons, and -
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