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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
OUR Ml>ICAI. ExIEND.


| NEEkIl publication OF Sheet Music. suitable the
4 PLAYERS and singers the Home circle consisting
full toll, size stitched handsome tarrr
contain, The popular dances u the tiaV
IL a'si aS,fit" operas baiti airs
tahdaht supply OF every thing THAI thu oiuiI dan
hsAtiul
/ lie t,vor With which OrR MuSICAL FRIiND has been
fs'Ar'i 10y The public and IL" c"ninvu l hns
IL lioN worth Mutk cheap.
tuttts AMI elegant does not exist ia othcI lie
*tmr amount music procured At the regular would
At lea If
NHriety aud excellence secured by subscribing
Iustrs haVn appeared the first nane,
eak Tor hrhriNos; MuRt, lover " sIeIstr,a. Mt,rr
heer II w. nr.mulier, L. H'hGbcrt. Atl, II"
Strauss Nu5ud lAalb"rp, B3,tc tHs,ni Ncprr
>irrrf. Ala, q 4 Miclitru. Bcin H. Smart. Asciur
crouch. EAlbeft II shop. AMBER ian>i"a iadpai
taaNei Ar All these pieces within Ia. rang, Il
d4rY laws and arahA
10 ..oi#us ia | siy ai,i ut,y accom- ,nImcuis
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NafE 4 T.. SI.Na.Di Il y 60.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
Arrest ola Notorious Burglar.

\ telegraphic despatch from Cincinnati was re-
cei,cd at Baltimore on Saturday morning inform
inc Mayor Swami, oil the arrest IN that city, Of
Captain Green, diids Jim Gallagher who Is
well known t. police annals an English thief
and regarded the most cunning, industrious
and successful Of the craft. 4 Baltimore paper
say:
Among The charges resting against Green is that
Il roibln,,. nearly II year since. the flour
hon. ii Mes.r.. Peter Sauerv Elm Il S,n Of about
500 III coin and other articles OF value. 1t 81
happened that as Green wa emerging from tie
smo dsor son If Mr. Salcfwcia VS. amusing
himself with sleigh quite near. Snspectng nj
QUE tie character 4 The intruder be left his
ran,an- aud sicalthiy followed tie rogue near
l. to Holiday Stree Theatre distanc, nf near
Is a mile. where lie me- Captain Bfy.ehear who
quickly learned from the lad whnt occurred. seiz-
81 the astonished rascal and bore Lin in triumph
t. the central poliue station. Shorty afterwards
h. was released by Justice Of the peace, and at
ter remaining day two ia the eli left Tor parts
unknown. Soon as the action 81 the magistrate
va known 10 the STATE authorities. thy prompt
is issued n Sta'o's warrant repretended the action
d the off ial, and after prod bnEei search, failed
Il discover the party.
y few days since Deputy Marshal Manly dis
covered that Green wa ia CMrinnati.& by nieahs
succeeded in having tie party arrested aud coin.
mitei tn jail to await the action III our nuthori-
ties. Il is hppcd that he will soon b. giacing the
Baltimore all with his presence lie is n man Of
prep 'slnr appearance and Establishments, and
would not be readily taken for such character
n he Is. Among the many charges brought
against INN. were tha, Of rohhins three steamers
ri ; loo. and that Of numerous lurslarios, in
,olsing largc amount of money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
cheapness of Water Transportation.

| CheapneSs OF Water Transportatloh
We find in the local column of the Memphis
Eagle and Enquirer the following paragraph:
SOMETHING NRw--PrRE PirrsBrRo Coal At
| FIrrY Gents PER BARREL.--Messrs. Walt d Co
advertise pure Pi,tsburg coal at fifty cents per
barrel. Now is the time for families and ali con
sumers of coal to lay in their years supply
Pittsburg coal will certainly not get any lower
and it is very seldom to be had in this market Mt
that price. Only think of it-one hundred bar
res Of pittsburg coal for my d"iiafs'
There is very suggestive fact contained III the
above announcement. Assuming that barrel 81
coal contains three bushels, which is low cst'-
mate we find by simple calculation that Pats.
burg coal is selling in tho Memphis market at
seventeen CENTS per lushcl.
From Pi,sburg to the mouth Of tie ohio river,
the distance 10y waller, is Just one thousand miles
From the mouth Of the Ohio to Memphis, the dis
lance Is two hundred miles lIrnce. then. We see
that coal is uincd near plttsbarg, transported
twelve hundred miles, anl then sold I'll seventeen
cents a hushel.
Now the very lowest sum for which a railroad
could transport hnshcl &C coal twelve hundred
miles, would be- sir'y crniy' We Doubt if il could
be done fer chat. A bushc of coal, carried from
ptisburg to Memphis iy railroad would cost sixty
ceats, 10, f,tiyM ao"c, Independent of The cot If
mining it. Transported by water. We see lhat it
can BIO soil IN Memphis nj seventeen eents-iea'-
ing margin If profit to the dealer.
VIII ythng better illn >trai' than tbs the me
rlor cheapncss OF water over land transportation
l. n hotter argument than this uecdel to convince
Us that if We would sccur" the cnrrying trade Of
The great Mississippi valley, We must COMPLETE
TN efsrnAL "Afta LINZ "i \ReINi2
1t i waste Of wor'ls--it - sheer n'nsense--'o
talk Of transporting the heavy article. oi western
tla!e oycf the toyinGt"n an | Ohio. aud the Ten
t:al Railroads. The iron, thr coal the hemp, the
four. the mes pork, the salt aud the grain, oi
the Mississippi Valley 'rW net be "bIe i" stand liz
Hf9s1 tsattl"ft9h"" 'a"IT - .t""f h7"7f@f m"eS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

IN Mn. Jordan's Poem Of yesterday. he,
1tschool-room truants" should have been "loKnins
dow" instead of toiAng.' as we represented.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

Tr' brrro,r EiorrutSr- me RJtA oAd ii,
lion, ,aoDD.-'lhe pelriot Press has an account
of the mAuucs IN which Miss .iudson. who cloIrd
with he negro spent the time anon, her Lew
fricI.j'. II says:
''iI" .'ylc # Gyn" which the Young woman
wa iNtro,iu,fd Ia the iiret oay Of the honey
moo, j., worth n1tirur IIer enhlr lover in ,mr.
',' # an intention l. set up house X uvpin. :.
boueht some dishes and old furniture and tie
two rnuscA into board shaniv in the back part
Of W mI-,r THIS in the negro quarter.
VIII 10, 1t il needless say comprises several
quarters # the wlor town, and was surrounded
by about fifty more negro shantirs. The occu-
pants Of these quite taken by surprise turned out
en- r,tyy,. aud the bridal calls Of the young vile
n-e,e If an indiserminate rush Of dnrkles #
all a.r>, sexes, celors AMI varieties. Tho uul '
room he had WAS filled with these odorous visitors
frou, IL lfuing till niehi. who gnzcd at her with
opcp mouths, While lltle eboncs climbed on the
roo rccrci IN the windows and stole her corn
brcal.
ait * estimated by competent Windsor author
lite lhIt sle received Il thousand calls the first
day. How She cot through with her receptions is
unknown. lut considering the fact that she hal
bcon brought up in deceney, it is natural to sup
sioraly Notwithstanding the inculcatinns of her
fail, wh" believed them good cnou,, for her
until they actually got her. The story which the
parrrt circulated, To the effect that she was insane
and that Ii" should lut her in asylum, is all
hosh. Ne insane lum will admit her. as she
has given r't the slightest sign OF insanity"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
Tho serf Question in Russia.

persons inscribed rs gentlemen nj large" whose
duties must be left to the Imagination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
SCdoi DIE
T w Z u n 7 Z Ar,
Exc Fl t,ofo By specm coatacf)
Est OF g.sn:1,G; and Est OF July.
G h 0 X G Il NJ. X u c X Il X,
S.lS.sGf;: RI. VA,

EN-,
DENlEtTFl IL linenrr"S to those keeping ac"ormts
IL with l,n tan tti III, il. J,uary LIST, 49,
their ard that he il
The sich iuor"y.
sprrfiulv asks and ard aud
up DELAY, IT. tiles u,nir"y great
and Ia" get His customers and l-tiliy
those who keep il and .In WIN bear In mind
thar th"y buy ~ hun al cash puc with the dis
tine, al p">tc IN Ing. that IT, ir b
raii mpily whth an,. nay not in say that =
prompt cililrcs the apaye understanding is EXPECTED
and required in
Tuos having anna AZ Lin.
ed present them. Hoy pail promptly on Ir,aeat.
. d q, NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
FUTURE DAYS


EDtBIyC SALE OF Sp.AvEs.-As C0 u is
snneIs. nHarr drcrer "f the County Court
hfonouurcd III the Of Cook, sc. Oey &c
public aaeIin, THURSDAY. the ID nj FEBRUARY
la from Of thu Market House Iynrhbnrg AYES
10 wit. v onan, Sarah, and Ia Chill lre.
twenty years, aud very old wonln named Hannah
TERMS A c"sdt of sixty daysuegoiiable
toni Il ii sel, with interest date
&. a. wINGrIELD,
ian ~ \ 3'ch C. BTPKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
Dialogue on Board Steamer St. Nicholas

on THE ALABAMA RIVER
Agent Of Quaker CT. sewing Machine You must buy
on, i: is ju,f What yon want.
hu' have always hnd iosity opera
ton will el obliged T. your friend Frcar II he will show up
F-ceriainly Sir ], will afford much pleasure to graf,
a. to The Cabin F. begin. operate. Makes
lai Of Segr" pants In irst 20 minutes
Cot R-Thtre D. you now see what can be done by the
Pin. truly wonderful Had ilea that be
dpnr 50 rapidly and with such MIR r. would onypo
Flhat unnecessary, si, can lea seamsires
in couple of hours MI that required the Machine
-i'"w so on" Of my nrirnhor has Machine that
G3j AID neither his Seamst,. Of his
IL eand ,.thn. with it, alh"u.h they have had several
Frha, of the old complicated Sir. Thi- you
onary sr" If Cotton the pi ilcs in this
uiae the by tie rews, needle IN
this nanrer. aud y"nr Machine j. work ng arder
pwell III certainly is simple enough, and of curse
Fln. So 81 Tn,e N" cance for hem to get ont Of
or er W" ia f feel such con'rnee !" them tina,
Col L Now. D. You what profit her is in having
Il - Mrnes Il would t'ke on >eansiIss' ait dav
What can be iorc in ;wenty ie1ucs by ihi, Machine
Naehinp in six month";. Have purchased
r plantation ~" and one for my family fer tine work quit
h--caiono' on being large Planter yon can afford I"
max, trc females ot each FAM! DO tier
Col R3Just try tie strength this You IL vii
rip. although YOU merry ali '" NV do y"u
~ liar Your work by family yau say, rrs
all h u eces before ii haf worn
D-(7ts.inv ar strength # the SOm) Yes. TT is tact
Colonei last argument las It cried me " vi take
'esn my honsemsil to IT. She certainly has
Tie QuaIfr Ciy Double TRIAD Fcmiy String Aachips
is IL sale NJ ll5 MAN ST RICHMOND Va at the low prices
rgr! AGENTS WANTED to sell those Machi,es The
mos. lb raj Discount allowed or single Machine or As ncies
airlp II. alb we. W. H. FkEAR,
jan .6.d8cts. Agent.
GRAVE STONES.
or all sizes, always OF hand and made TO order At
" J. Il GADDESS'
jau d,s Iynchburg Marble Works.
a In, NEodr Cns. imcre Bn-imrss sacqucs,
NEW Sly LBS.
Pants and Tests 10 maich. inst opened at
dec l6l,s nlLknouGns & su,FrR,s
HNxTRAt'rJAVA CUEPEE.-Av-,y Ms. 49,
~ "cir-.'n eHteI,"ra"oons curo, fee made in
ma u
Il Il hnr varieties JUS received by
dee 2odls STABIER 4 JONES
EACOB.' ANALGAN PEN-rh. bc., pes, im
~ usr Try them. ". A. STEOTliR 4 CO
jan - Hep copy.
1sl& YARDS of -uprrior st, II CAL
- otS just receil ed, an' fo' sac cheap for
ca. by jan q dts JNn PURVIs, Agent
RURNETr'S COCOAsNE,I 10, ihr Hair, jn.t
jan adds Reg copy W. sTrorufR & CO
MORE OF ,ho.c .pi+ndid aud large BED
low price, by jan 25d,s. JNO. J. IURvls, Agent
SOnLB. OF " OOl. Rolls In store and
J ~, - for sale by NowLiH MuRRELi.
QNUK OVEKCOAT., AT
II d.catd., GLASS 4 RAIEE''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

Cay am "a candidate for reelection to the
.c hsbiP II the Count OF Husitns u. fr this CITY,
J1n dt,infe JAMES BENAGiL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

4 NsE Oh rs IL NIGH nke..
- la pursnanc" with deed oi made
ed Trustees of Franklin Bnidng Fund by Mar
Rafo TAI AID in obedience t" order the Board
Association view H. on WEDNESDAY. the Id OF FEBRu a
Rf al o'clock, T. NJ sell the premises public
HOUSE AND LOT in the city OF I.ynciburg. used
laeksmt shop. situated 4h Aiiey. between Man
and Sd streets
TERMS -Cash.
CIAS BLACKBOARD
X J DAVIS Trustees
jan n d3feb ID Is PAYNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

II 1NVTIHT RI In pursuance with deed IT trnsi.
nal /" the nn' 'gnrt Trstcrs Of Franklin building Fund
Assoeil'n by VIM Il Jonso and wife an in obedience
an or''r Of 'hc Board ~ saif A socil,n, o.
WEDNESDAY. the Ri o: FEBRUARY lisa at 3 o'c ock
sell IN thr premises, at public auction A HOUSE ~
AND LOT, now occupied by laid johnson, stua. on .
Fills Alley Diamond Ili ynchurg adjoining the lots Of
P''erG Akcrs md Joseph Graham,
TERMS-Cash.
CHAS. RLACKFoRD,)
r. DAVIS Trustecs
jan 2f-dt3feh u Is PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

md FTtUPEKTY.--HY II 4
tits , ttnm John Rrck.r aud wife, II
l. A. NLh7ms Trustees executed the III ct FenntN
lib aud recorded IN hc ~ t.s oilrc of
liz under. 'Rn" substituted Irrsicc. by
linstin1s tanr II ynchburg u: proceed sell prom
i on | III H. DAY, the ID dsy OF FEBRUARY he
fARM in said deed cnNcNud aiming about 80 ACHf-
! las turn the Campbell.
Ivnchhufg the Turnpike leading House
we'll altered b. Beaver has all necessary build
ind is worthy Of the notice o. 10
elta st eAr'l "nt plantation
tn the follow ing SATU RDAY. the 9Th of FEBRU AIRY |
al sell sundrv LOTS GROUND living in III. ~ of
lSthhurg so conveyed in said deed OF These
part ri the Ground purchased bv the said ucker
Judge VIM Daniel. jr bet
Creek aud the BASIN ct the James river KanawhaC
nal. Also, 'wo LOTS OF GROUND IL the vicin,
purchased by the sail Rucker # the Iynchburg
H. Company. This property is very valuable will he
ir"eI.d mora nv the completion of the Orange Aexa
da railroad aud commended public more par.
ucGlar description Will be given hereafter
fERMS-All The property win lie sold on a reasonable
credit made known "n the day of sale
JNo. NJ SPEED Trustee
m - " fof.w therd5,eb Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

Holloway - - IN q sIu aud
tie u,r Nu'Dt dis tdtfs o the channels the
tuv.- relieved and renewed by appli,
DuiH.ni preceded v funIentnonS lc who sur
al The should lose No
heed this friendly warning sold
"a Maiden Lane New Yorh and by all Druggists at 2jc .6c
and - per not Ian IL lw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

faNis AtEss.:Nt. A;i.ANks.ts iaVsr
Il s'rtnrut 81 T. 4NEl.i.!At, BltNkiTS, unusually
low prices, { r snlr Nv
do di.I Hl.nROuGliS \FER A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

Ei'' We are requested 10 announce ii NJ I.
DIpi AXE rtndiaie far the clcsp o" the Hastings
tiurf Tor tie ri'v If Iynetb4r. ian 3 itIof..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12
THE CHURCH OF THE PURITANs AND FHE
DIsGRACEFUL APPEAL.

At the conclusion of the regular weekly lecture at
the Church of the Puritans, last evening, church
meeting was held, the attendance Of members being
very full The Rev. DIR. Cheeyer stated that he had
BEEN greatly encouraged by the receipt Of letter from
the West, containing a check for sum Of money to
aid the church in its warfare with Slavery and express
Of sympathy for the pastor and the church The
letter il from Congregational Church in Augusta,
Mich under the pastoral charge Of the Rev. Thomas
N Jones' II bad taken firm stand upon the subject
Of American Slavery and attributed its being abe to
do 20 20 the independent and lofty ground which had
been assumed before the world BY the Church OF tho
Puritans.
He slso took occasion to refer to wanton and un-
ealled-or attack upon the Church and H. pastor BY
one of the Lending morning papers in THE city. lie
entered into explanation OF Che circumstances un-
support for that Church among her friends in England.
He supposed that many of the new members WAC had
entered the Church since the time Of Miss Us depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12

Tx CHrsIour MIssios.-For few years past, 90
effort has been made to propagate evangelical relgos
among a colony of people, principally French Cana
dams, in Southern Illinois, in Kanakee County. Prom
report submitted to the Committee Of the Chiniquy
Misson Just made by the Treasurer, Mr.. N. j. Pau
lard, who has been u visit 10 the colony At Ste.
Anne and Kanakee City we learn that the object Of
the mission s proving successful in the highest dsgree.
Tie religious meetings largely attended, sad deep
interest taken in them a. also the schools Aged
people attend the schools, anxious 10 learn TO
read, 20 that they may avail themselves Of
ths teachings of the Bible. So great 10 tho
intsresfn the undertaking infested by hese people,
20 readily do they embrace the opportunis. offered
them for instruction, and fruitful are the religious
labors, tina, Mr. Palsrd Ia encouraged TO invest still
more labor and money in the enterprises. HIS report,
which exceedingly interesting, is well calculated 70
sn<t the sympathy Of every Christian for these poo
ple and the call upon such for aid will, we are sure,
meet with prompt response. Father Chimney, who
has entered upon his duties with great zeal is some-
what embarrassed peeuniarly, fact which reeds but
10 be stated TO secure the attention Of any liberal
Christian community. Not only this, bu, May Of tho
members of the Colony have lost their years labor in
the failure Of their crops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12
THE NEW CONGRESS.

, We present herewith pcrfect-we believe the
frt pcrfect--h't Of Members chosen to the next
Congress, which will assemble in the Capitol at
Washington on Monday. Dec. s, at noon. The
HOUSE is entirely full, TIVE vacancies which were
created by the death Of the Members first chosen
having been tlled by special elections. There are
several vacancies in the Senate caused by death
and failure to elect, oil which will doubles. be
filed at an early day.
The doubts which still hang over the organization
Of the House viii cause the list of its Members to
b. widely scrutinized with interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12

uyr x~rr unsecusinsed ~ish Tho morris OF thS@s0
and he was glad that. p.yHiensisy the us.stev. =.
,lough uninfsrtienally on M psi, had fcrcc6 ~ w.
10 uuhlicity sufficient 70 inform all.
The letter which had been ssndsd for pnbhcasse
by The Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, W. used, be oes'cves
frum the very purrss motives BY shat gcn'leusn s'1
be thoaght thai It was tho beginning OF mcvecscn
which would be beneficial 20 tina; and other onnrsa@
who were waiting for the proper impulses 70 dccS
their freedom in the Gospel and the night 10 make ~
blessings known To all men, He had also received n
Interesting letter from one Of the leading ministers OF
Edinburgh the subject, acknowledging the Justscs
Of the stand whch the church had taken for the right
In reference to the spirit OF the newspaper attack he
.ad that il only demonstrated that proud and hsughty
assumption which made many Of the churches ashamed
of her poverty and the people, afraid 10 confess thss
tba church 70 which they belonged was poor II was
blow from the enemy, bat being overshct would 30
,ercesble 10 the church rather than disastrous He
bored thst the church would sustain bin BY their
pryers thst he might be enabled TO meet the enemy
openly. but in love such became his position, -
with whatever severity The circumstances might cas
for. -
Several members Of the church gave express'ca o.
adherence to the whole which had airoady oeca
pursued in reference 10 Miss Johnstone snd stated the
willingness 10 do the thing again II called upoe
TO do e. -
A number Of new accessions 10 The membership e
the church reported and the meeting ad)ourncd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12
PERSONAL.

The last overland California mail brought tidinss
Of the death, at Fort YUMA of Mr. Francis Stanton
this city. Mr.. Stanton was q son Of tho late Con.
Stanton, U. 8. A., end was young man of great
promise. He went to California in 1857 to join Cap<
Stones party in the survey Of Sonora. Having been
i'll for some time, he started to return homo, and wss
conveyed to Fort Yuma and placed under the charge
of Dr. Herndon, U. s. A., surgeon Of the post, where
his friend left him, thinking him convalescent.
Scarcely had they returned however, TO their camp nj
Fort Buchanan, when they received intelligence Of his
sudden DEATH Mr.. s. belonged to the class in Column
bia College which graduated in 1885,
Mrs. Mary A. Brown, wife Of Capt. Brown, now
under sentence of death in Charlestown, Va arrived
in Baltimore on Monday morning, from Philadelphia.
intending to start for Harpers Ferry in the train on
Tuesday morning. In the course Of the atle'po0ps
however she received dispatch from the North, re-
questng her to return Immediately 10 Philadelphia,
and she lea again for home in the evening train She
was evidently in great distress of mind.
Major Perley Poore, of wheelbarrow and other
notorety is in the city. The Major is Secretary of the
United States Agricultural Society and is here 10 meet
the Executive Committee Of that body, who assembled
"a sette some dspuio in regard to certain premiums
aws,i.o at the Fair Of the Society in Chicago.
The sOrotaiion Of George ~. oost tl,I0,0o0.
His dress alone eort $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-12
THE STEAMER NORTH STAR MISSING

nis feared. as we think gromdlessly, that soas
;shsp has befaen tie Vanderbilt steamer North Star.
since the steamer Atlantic, from Aspnwall brings -
intelligence of her non-arrivsl st that port She len
this port ON the same dsythe Goth u.ss the AilAa-
tic The latter remained Eve days 1t Aspinwan wish
out bearing anything Of her. The North Star Is gosA
sound steamer and has been in the Southampton and
Havre trade for long time. Her cargo and passeager
lit were well filed. We reprint the nance Of her
cabin passengers:
p J. Meshsn and wift, Diana Hsxht, II. A. Delvia A. B.
Csmpbeu y. A. Wilson, Mr. r b. Moore and child, W. h
Doushery Mrs MeComiek and hAns Gcorse fa1lknrr y
HaY.ins Mr L. W. Adams and two Mis- NJ l. Adama u
8 and wife, Miss Webb rs L. Muller and two do
ers Mis- T. Grid and sister r. Ord K vcrbe. II. verest
Pee,n L. Tobe wife and sister, John Modeme, Mrs Cos
b. C. Stunt H. Ack-rusu MIRA II. r. Ford and two ehdres
g Frl Mis- Mass s. Lobuer wife three ehdrrn and tws ID
nss Mis- L. B. Haskell. r Haskell NJ FeTrn IT, D. CiarA
r. Hanson and daughter Lieut. l. D. Braine M Rcsa fras
bin julia Rotlschd W. G. Redan snd wife, d. g Nlcaeas
wife, brother and infant; Mrs A. NJ Waterman, hrs j.
Brow n child aud infants Mrs Moore c. B. Pratt L. Barnes
and sister Capt Richie Miss Brymsn, Beymeu. e. Ne
blit, sna wifi Mrs Whitaker and child rhcs Lvesy, wife chn&
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Muker wife and nfsnt Gowny Mrs. Caahan daughter t~s
children and infant, Miss NJ Austin p Foley, H. Bride
ham, A. K Cunis Miss II. Mrh Hedns wife and osos.
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ton Mas f. A. Paee Mia Mary Moalson Mrs. ~ wesese.
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child Mis- NJ A. Pxlsy H. Il. Wood. wife, and two infants. L
s. Webb Marshal A. wstbia b. T. Chashns. b. b. II WhAf>
ton w Cgg Mrs T. Hannah and sister. Major Fritx Mira h
C. Whitney and two infants, Mrs ~ Fuller Mas Fuller w.
Parker H. Fuller W. Fuller j. w. Thatcher j. Myers Miss NJ
c. Ruff and brothers, r. Miller C. schreodsr w. orrsa
J. w Simmer Mrs Thompson ard daughter, J. o. Newell his
H. Newell John Newell j. King Mrs. r Shanp child and tive
.erysnts Mr.. C. D. Early Early. y C. Wright vita child.
and infant Miss Abraham, Mis- Price Mrs Jsekses.
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mond, Phelsn j. Phlbrook ard wife r. II Wsmsley w 4
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