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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-09
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
70 - - -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling Benwood and Park
eTsbug the West at which places it utes With Railroads.
Steamers, &c, fOT and from all points in the
West, South est and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ, 4;55 P NJ
One train only on Sundays, at 1855 PM
Direct connections are made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
York and Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone BY
Time as quick and fare as low as via any other Route
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at any
of the principal Railroad Office in the West.
f. F. FULLER, Genl Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master Transportation. seT6
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Is 60 e. $50.
TIME TABLE.
ON and after Monday October 1855, the Mail and Passenger
Leave - Gaiiatn 10 AN Leave Nashville Pm.
% saadssyie 1879 DO do 2gDsiG3 3S do
do Junction 1924 DO do sandersvie 49, do
Arrive qf NASHVILLE 1910 do Arrive Gaatn $40 do
/ mt of rassenuers ROBT. MACLEOD,
o,t3- In Superintendent.
| c. n WHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR tIA =
| VNREIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNA All on the
articles above named reduced to the following rates
/ until further notice:
| Wheat per bushel, 81 ceuss-
/ Corn do, ~ 90.
| Flour per barrel, 81 ~
Stations Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Road
entitled rates. difference between the charge from
Nashville Chattanooga, and the points Of shipment to Chata
| noOga local tariff. -.
seP3O-a SCR CHAs. W. ANDERSON, Gen'I Ag't
RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
gz3IHsT3p g#5g@e8P
JaElzE.stll &C a9Z Y LiC5Ss g -
NMNIBUsES will leave the various Hotels half an hour be
fore starting time for the different Railroads Persons l'
ing orders States and getting tickets at the Hotels heio
10 NJ for Evening P. " for Morning Trains viii be ce
for in any part Of city. This line responsible for bagga
| senI7-1f G. ". KENNEDY, Agent.
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srORE TO LEI.

prRsT.RATE House in ny block on College street near
a CbUrcb With a lot adjoining
Amply Freeman BFothes no orn Coliese street, OF ~
suIscrs er No. 80 Cheiry street - go
oc6-H ~. - n 49,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
lam now receiving daily one Of the largest stocks Of
FURNISHING GOODS,
Ever brought to this market consisting in part Of
shirts OF every style;
White Linen Bosom shirts;
White WOve Bosom Shirts,
with and without Collars warranted to ct better and 70
wear equal to any shirt made@
White IIarsailles Shirts
COIored MarsaiIIes Shirts,
COIOred Cambria Shirts;
Every variety, size, andstyle.
ALSO,
Embroidered Shirts,
OF the Finest Texture and warranted to ht
Cross Plat BOsOms;
DfaponaI PIait Shirts--new styIes--Linen
Hosoms and Paris Wrists.
BLACK AND FANCY
BeufOrt,
AIberts
JOinViIle, and
Napoleon Ties.
UnderIvear--of every description,
just rs'si''u J. II. mcGILL'S,
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy sore corner
Of the Square ard College street tseh
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BENCH, SPANISH, ITALIAN AND LATIN.
sTGyOR GIULIO GUANTIERI,

OFFERS his services 20 the Lad and entenlen Of Nashville
AZ an Instructor in the uch, -panshi Italian and Latin
TS1gares He will give iu classes az the residence OF
those VINO may desire beco pupils lie would ke Co acept
a. mt with any publ Institution within Che distance %
f nile Hy Railroad. Re may De found at No. do SOUTH fiue
street. between tie hours O. and 10 A b., will call upon
Those Who NAV address him b. note.
lie fes refer those who desire 20 become pupils
N die Rev Dr. Edgar, Rev. Dr. summers DR.. Lnfs Dr.
Bacsie Prof Thysssns Col. W. Williams, Dyer Pear ESQ
Douglass & Co., etc. sp--o--W-
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The vessel sunk at MOntauk Point proves to Dc
the Haidee of New York The Haidee sailed from
that port last Janusry for Gibraltar. From mere
she went to Cadiz and thence TO the coast oil ARR
ca. where she took in cargo Of 800 slaves anu
then proceeded to Cuba She arrived safely at Gar
denss. landed her slaves, and then went 10 havana
where the captain and owners left her. Inc yes
sci then went to sea under the charge Of the mate
who seuttled and sunk her CT Montauk Point 'he
crew going ashore il the boats and then osPersi"s
in different directions Three Of the men were as
rested in New York few days ago, and were placeo
in confinement Maoomber, the mate, was arre''>
ed near New Bedford, and taken to New A0rA Oy a
dorrtv Of The United States Marshal. The prison
,rs saw but little about the matter, and 1t Is on
/ al. 40 ortsir formation from them The Marshal
ir,.,4s n haze the Haidee raised if she IS worth
The sxpenge. Il is understood that the sailors "eie
Porlurusss and that nearly all Of them have sue.
ceeded in getting out Of the country.
Gov. Banks visited the Northampton (dass.) In"
sano Asylum on the 9Th ult., and while viewing
the inmates. Mrs PHELPS, the woman who some
years aimee was charged with poisoning heT husband
and afterwards became deEauged seized the Gov
o,,or ~, the arm and declared that 'she would in
stsntlv drag him 10 executiOn-it was useless to re
sfst-sbe was commissioned TO hang him audmu d.
IT," and suiting the action to the word. she seized
him By the collar, and probably but for his earnes
resistance and timely aid OF Dr. Prince, the com
mOnwealth would to-day have been without he
chief executive magistrate.
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A Maine editor says that pumpkin in that State
grew SO large that eight men could stand round It,
This is like the fellow who saw flock OF pigeons
so low that he could shake a stick at them.
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(~IOFFEE.--5O bags ltmOrs Conee, for sale os for
' - TERRAsS BROTHEBS-
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR DO HME q CO.,
Have just opened at their stand
No. Z Union street,
complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND mANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING fun assortment plain and figured Velvet
BeIts Buttons Brads Buge buttons &c an Of which are
entirely new and the best that could be got in the Eastern r
TePhin NerimO and shetland Wool,
Embroidered Bras silks, Crochet, Embroidery and spool
Coons as well any material for Knitting Netting En-
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
Fringes, TasseIs, Buttons, COrsds, &cs,
To order as usual and will tr to suit all and everybody.
sepl2-d
Cash.
ME wish buy Fifty good young Negro Men and Women
hndi to their interest to call on US ,,,,-,s 40
sepl6 H. H. HAYNES & co.
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODsI
mcWHIRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We in receipt Of the most desirable and we'll selected stock
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
wehavo ever offered to the the retail trade.
TTAvING puohaasd this stock from heargst importers
Commission the Eastern cities, fell hest
fancy saying that thereby enabled TO sell goods at
Low p IL G. Z =
and on as Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
/ Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such svery handsome Robes Ala
! A Tsba:
Pente;
French DeLanes, Plain and Fancy.
/ French and English Merinoes;
I FacOniaPlaids;
/ LaveIlas for Travelling Dresses
] D'Beges;
] Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every sye Shawls, and Fancy Dress silks and COaks
Black silks, all grades together with other article too tedious to
l mention.
have also very large stock Of Staple Goods, such
/ Beached Domestic all grafesi
] JOS FL 5leached Sheetingi
/ A inch Pillow COttsni
/ ~ Brown Sheetingi
~ and 81 sea island do;
/ Bro. and bid drills;
] Pld Liusey, all kinds.
Fannels, all cOl0rs qualities and pricesi
Canton Faunesi
/ Negro Blankets;
Bel Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans Etrys Satuetts, Cassmeres Vestngs, Shirts
Shirt Fronrs. Collars in fact every article person may e
| pect % find in a complete retail store.
nty hand complete stock OF Boots and
Shoes Hats Caps Co.'S Anchor brand BO ting
Cou, Carpets, &c. To Of which invite the attention Of
the trading community motto is sell cheap the
| cIetrast McWHIRTER BROS
| seBl5 No. ST. North Market srest.
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W. HARRIS, Cashier.
STATE OF TENNESSEE

Jefferson county,
Personally appeared before me- an acung .
for aid corntv. B. Mcfarland, President,
O. ,hier. of the cambridge Bank, and made oatl
statement is Just and true to the best Of their
lief. Sworn 10 and subscribed, this 4th Octobt
BENJ. Z. FL
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Statement eff the Condition of the Dam
bridge Bank, on Monday the 4th day of
0CtObcrs 1855.
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6'TEyEEE OLD DOMINION .,'-Just received q fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot warranted % give ss-
faction % those who try them
For sale wholesale and retail.
jy3l-d&W9 J. W. WILSON, u College 'less
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The liabilities Of MacGreger, Aloway & Cos and NJ u Allo
w 4 Co. are assumed BY The new Concern under te lrn o.
sfc- = Pa1khesI OF New Orleans. and james haukheld
& Co, Nashville Tenn 1900 $500
NASHVILLE, Sept - lo'o' ol-'i'e-
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT

DWA 30 REWARD. Stray Ell or
wv stolen, on Thursday evening last q
-Aku& small black buffalo cow with white
streak 90 the back. The ABOVE reward will be raid
on her delivery TO the subscriber corner Of hsf-
shall and 18th streets. SAMUEL AYREs-
no S-ts
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Southern Pacific Railroad.

The New Orleans Delta says that the contribu>
tons of Texas to this road are on the most bount
FIJI scale, aud that they are ready, aud will be
promptly made The English are preparing TO
construct a railroad from Lake Superior TO Fra
rer's river, and their enterprise is awakening the
attention of our own people, and should warn onr
government of the necessity of action, to proven,
being forestslled by rival power for commercial
control on this continent. The Delta predicts that
this railroad will swell the population of Te.a.
beyond all previous precedent, and will hasten
the division of that Common ealth into three
perhaps five, States. general meeting Of me
stockholders of the Southern Pacific Railroad C,,,n.
pany, will be held at Louisville, Kentrckv, on
Thursday, the 25th inst
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suecc,sfuI or Not succ.ssfuI

The recent Agricultural Fair, in this city, un'
Ter the joint auspices Of the Central aud th,
United States Agricultural Societies, received me-
ney enough to pay all the premiums and all the
expenses Of the Exhibition. The aggregate amount
4 premiuns-$7, 464 50-has beer paid over t.
he Y. 8. Society by Mr.. LYONS. President OF tn
'entral Society, aud there is enough retained b,
he Central Society to meet all expenses Wa
he Fair suceessfuiI or course there are thos.
who will still swear that it was not, notGith
,tanding that II attracted the finest exhibition
f cattle and horses ever gotten together in vir.
;inia, and notwithstanding that its ample receipts
prove the number Of visitors to have equalled tina
4 any previous Fair. save the first great Fair IN
Yer the State Society. The friends Of the enter
,rize have no objection to failure like that, anf
IRE at least as we'll satisfied as those who de,
rried II
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Cotton In Liberia.

1t Is said that the American population Of ribe.
ria have commenced, with much spirit, the culii-
walton of cotton. President Benson, In q recent
letter, says There has been twenty times moro
cotton planted by America Liberians this year
than ever before, of both native and foreign seed
aud feel sanguine that its cultivation will increase
each succeeding year" half ton of cotton seed
sent gu, by the Manchester (Eng Cotton Supply
Association has been planted extensively. Tho AZ.
soc'ation has also offered prizes for the production
of cottoa, which President Benson thinks will ope
rate as a strong stimulus to its cultivation A par
ty Of emigrants from Georgia sent home lately o
sample Of cotton of species which blossoms per-
petuslIy, and one OF their number ASSERTS that
good island cotton can be grown in Liberia.
When. 10 addition to these advantage, Iaborsrs
can be found for the cotton fields, who will work
witbou, compulsion, Wa may expect cotton to be
cultivated with success Ia Africa
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France and Brazil.

The recent difficulty between France and Brazil
has arisen from that old source Of trouble, the
right claimed by Brazil to administer upon the
estates of foreigners dying intestate in that coun
try. The New York Journal of Commerce hnpts
the present difficulty may lead to some defiutise
settlement of the question, for the sake Of other
9 untries well as France. There is an under
sanding with the United States, but no treaty, n
regard to the settlement of interstate estates 1t
pears that, according to the Brazilan under r.
standing of this matter the property of foreigus rs
dying within the limits of Brazil must be account
Ell for to the probate judges and whatever amounts
may belong to minors residing in the empire,
must be deposited 10 the public treasury, drawing
interest at the rate of six per cent per auBum,
until the minors become Of age. The Brazilian
Probate Court is proyerbisl for its vexatous de
lays, and if rumor be credited, estates are much
diminished before its affairs are properly settled.
1t Is hoped that representative at the Court Of
Rio de Janero may be properly instructed to take
hold of this question at unCture SO favorable to
its settlement, aud that he may be successful 10
his application to the ministers of Don Pedro ii.
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and Gtdatnxs Oh Cuba

The Cincinnati correspondent of the Philadel-
phia n. American, states that the political circles
In that city, have been slightly agitated by are
csnt letter Of Mr.. GiddiDgs to Hon. Thomas Coz
win, taking the latter gentleman to task for a
remark, made by him repeatedly during the late
Congressional canvass, to the effect that If Cuba
should be "annexed," he should not oppose It's
coming in as a slave State-slayery already exist
ing there, as In Louisiana at the time it was
annexed The Cinci q natl Gazette, though strongly
inbued with anti slavery doctrines, rather gives
Mr.. Giddngs and his letter the cold shoulder
The correspondent think that If Cuba should be
annexed with slavery, as it doubtless will be- if
annexed at all, there will undoubtedly be great
outcry from Mr.. Giddings party about the extern
sion of slavery; and, lift should be annexed with
out it, there will be mech greater and more gen.
ersl outcry about the price of sugar and molasses.
This consideration will doubtless have much
weight, and reconcile the scru2les of many whose
war cry is, 'No more Slave States" rega rdless
alike of latitude aud longitude.
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n% PRICE & WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVAL;

FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GooDs.
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Beautiful Bayadere, Plaid, Plain and aLez SILKS,
10 all colors
Splendid two h0upced double Skirt and a'Lez SILL K
HCBES-some Velvet Brccade, very elegaut-in
these goods our assortment is unusually rich
Superb Fren h DeLanes, Valentias Poplins and
Cashmeres, entirely new and beautiful designs
These are in plain Skirts. two and three fiouuc
and a'Lez styles
Plain DeLaines. DeBeges, Lovella Cloths. Meri
noes &c
Handsome English and American DeLaines at low
prices
BLACK BOMBAZINEs,
M0USELINES, CIIALLIES.
TAMESE CLOTHS. GRAPE,
and ali kinds of MOURNING GOODS
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels Maltese, Honton and French Emb. do.
In Embroiieries aud Laces our stock is uncommonly
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vESTINGs,
and Mems ear senerally-a large stock
Our basement room is filled with heavy Goods, for
seys Biankets &C. at the LOWEST rates, in iargeand
small! quantities.
Hoop Skirts; Bishops. new article
Hosiery. Gloves
Ladies and Meu's Silk aud Wool Under-vests and
Drawers. Great ATTENTION is given to this depart.
gent-all sizes ard qualities are kept.
FLASSELS. LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DONE5TICS.
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
"a Buyers will find cur stock very large, and
every department kept Unbroken and full.
ALSO
Splendid Velvet and c 9th CBOAKs
no 4-12t PRICE WATKINS.
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F,nauu,s, = WINES. tal
R,chmona ,sarLe,., Nov 8.

There Ia no change of Importance In commercial
matters The quotations Of prime white Whestfs
lower: bot the rate of 81 IS has been so seldom paid
recently that 10 reduce It to 81 30 hardly be re-
qsried indicative Of decline. Bacon L. shsde
lower. Exchange Of the Northern cities remains
without alteration at "a premium. Unbankaoie
notes are without alteration. All Virginia Bank
Notes not banksbls sell at 4 discount. Nerth ana
South Carolina Llper cont. discount.
TOBACCO The breaks Of Tobacco are very small.
also the receipts and ST OK hand for G
very small We quote Inferior Lues at s.soi 49,
ssso6s7.; Fine bright Cor Mannfsetns,ns' e.. =.
n,;sb Offering nominal price $50 ~; hne han'
ufacturing, ne offerings price nem , .n,rr.,.
FLY stocss are liberal purchasss could be made
at rs Tho quotations TO the rrahe are ~ e.,
Is stu III h nnoss a sos ,ae 70
We quote choice White 81 %; Do Red si'@ lower
craze r. market sitter as tho stock Is reduced
ord ws suppose We cannot quote below ~ Gus Per
'1 o1aTs-4o@i5 cts FER, bushel.
BACoN-Ths market is still quiet. with shade
decline. We quote prime SIDES W: az SHOULDERS
~ Plan LAM maos cs' DHxseu A'uD
'9 GTnFFEE@we gu ne Rio ,o<au%c as TO anality
and quantitv: Laguayra l214@l2hc: Java l61a(9I7c;
@ SUSh re quote Cuba 7,sasc: Porto Rico s@
SIC Losf 1e Ont L9af nG ,S Crushed sna
9Lc; Fxtra C94c; @ Coffss 1909
MOLASSES.-New Orleans Acc Cuba Muscovado
30c: Clayed Cuba 2sr; Porto Rico 3s@29c.
WHISKEY-231z@41a for Richmond rectihed.
Northern Markets
INV YORK Nov 8-Flour firm-State-84tGs4 Is;
Ohio 81 2Gs5 40; Southern S5GDs5 IS Wheat
b~ovaut-Southern white 81 3ot1si IS. Corn hasan
upward tendercy-ssles of mixed at 746s75 cts. Cot
ton heavy. wi h declining tendency-good uplands
mddiin2 5-if@7-l6. Sugar active.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 8-Flonr dull--Howard ard
Ohio s. wheat active and hrmer-red 81 l8asI %:
white 81 256tl IS. Corn better-old white 1901
Ilnu- acAa
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It is becoming matter Of doubt whether there
10 any such person in existence as De SANITY, al
legged telegrapbic operator at the American end OF
he Atlantic Cable. The Philadelphia Press insists
that If there were a real De Sauty, paid to work
the Atlantic Cable, and ordered by Field to tele-
graph twice day what he Was doing. be would
not make point Of disobeying the command, and
carry his sulleI taciturnity TO such an extreme
that the fact that ineligible words bad been lately
flashed through the cable to Vaen;ia would be
arst heard Of from that side of the water. II we
might be permitted to hazard theory on the sub
ject, IT will be that De sauty was some time since
killed by the excessive absorption of telegraphic
messages. and that the words lately received at
vslentia are but the beginning Of refuent tide
Of electricity from the overchaged carcase of that
unfortunate operator,
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The New Doctrine.

The new Seward doctrine that the North cannot
preserve her own liberties whilst slavery exists in
the South, has at least the redeeming virtue Of
frsnkness and honesty. That Is what Seward &
Co. have all along been driving at, whilst they
have soiemnly protested that they never Intended
70 touch the institution Of slavery in the States
where it existed. There is nothing in the present
svowal to alarm anybody. The real danger was
in the conceslment Of their true purpose. Now
that the mask has fallen, and Seward 1ourishcs
openly the torch of the ipcendiary and brandishes
aloft the knife of the assassin, the North will dis
own him, as the South scorus and despises him.
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s sp1cIAL NOTICE -Hurcursas'

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITrsas viii remove an NOR;
yiQor to the digestive organs. fosfify the system
against all future disease can be taken with safety
and a, no time debitating the patient being gratef
to the most delicate stomach, and remarkable for
their cheering, invigorating, s.rensthenng and
remedy for the Dyspepsia in ts worst forms, Disor-
der Of the stomach and Bowels. BilIiousness vel
lowness of the Skiu Want of Appetite, Debility
Headache Nervousness. Lowness of Spirits. Palpi
tat;on of the Heart Costiveness Heart butn. Liver
Complaint, Disorder of the Skin Liver and Kid
news Acid Stomach Disrrhea, Vertigo Dmuess of
Sight, Jaundice Wasting of strength, stueDce
with frequent Belching Of Wind. Initiated Taste
Constipation and Uneasiness of the Bowels Burn.
ing Sensation in the Pit of the Stomach Oppression
after Eating Depression Of Spirits Bid at 50 cts
per bottle. FISHER & WINsTUN
Wholesale and Retail AGENTS
Sim Richmond Va
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s~ In You ARE SICK. the probability

is that the root Of your suffering is In the stomach
From weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia, Aeue,
LanRuor, Nau'ea, ard a legion of other tormentipg
therefore dest oys the srt ngth snd vgor Of Tho
tire system. To restore the tone Of the stomach,
and enable IL to throw off and dismiss forever all
these troublesome and dangerous complaints, no.
thing is necessary but p.rseyering use o. Or =
HOSTETTER'3 CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS "A trial of their power cannot 'aii 20 prove
We cheerfnlIy recommend them to the public.
knowing as we do. thtir many excel mt quslitiee
rharo no film
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN PARRIsh.
Master from New York, &c:
JEMyers aud lady, K " Clifford, Capt Rogers.
lady and child Miss Isabella Cohen Miss Boyne,
NJ W Dmstesd " Slow. N Brown. J I Rogers
Miss NJ Doyle, Mrs Allphin, j 9 Cole and lady, X
b smith, hos Harvey, Mrs Ellen Brown and 2 chill
Grep, Mrs @ D Osborne and children. A Osborne
and lacy. + Mcclure, Klots, Obendoffer. Niss
Kaufman, I G Benton Mrs Wentreat Miss Crit
tepden. Miss Robinson, Mrs Morsn and chill
dren, J. Fordam. Parker. iIiss Curtis j
b ketcham. A W Ketcham, III Andrews j II Con
molly. S sh fer, Burton. @ q Stilman, Il Molwisz
r J King. G w Aldrich N Smead. Thos Fleming
NJ Ray. Sd Moran. ii Rattigan, James Little. J D
Van Name, J Mechan, 4 SHELLS Cook, Vim Cohen
Robt Sale KILN. aud q in steerage
Monday morning, 10 O'Clock in Hampton Roads
New York in tow, disnlssted, bound to Norfolk
she was lowed in Hampton Roads by pilot boat
"plume.n
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On Monday e~enpg, Nov Sth, AMORET ONLY
child OF Lewis II and Indiana Fray ser. aged year
months auO Il days.
Her funeral will bn preached this (Tuoeaay) af
terno N, at rs O'clock, from the residence of Mrs
NJ Ly on 18th street. The friends of the family
are invited to attend.
Monday evening, sth instant, Major JAMES
Hull, o. Henrieo county. in the 55ih year Vi his
og-.
Ais funeral will take place from tbs First Bartist
church, on te morrow ~ tdnesdsy) morning, at 10
attend without further notice.
On yesterday morniDg, in this city, at O'Clock. A
NJ, sAhAn JANE FULCHbR, daue liter of .Jebn
@. and n A. fulcher, aged Is months
Her funeral will take place, on this (Tuesday)
evening, At 3 O'clock. from the residence of her
grand father, near bacon Quarter Branch.