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NJ President Buchanan, in reply To an invita-
ton to attend the late Plymouth Rock celebration
in Massachusetts, sent letter stating his regret
flat public duties, as well previous private
gagements, rendered his attendance impossible
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CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET in THE

N99TIGE FOR TIE RESTORATION OF
S SEaTh IN LAMPS "A y RT TO MARKET in THE
The grant Of lands made by the acts of Congress.
approved May 7th aud June Sd laS, to the Ststs OF
roads therein mentioned having been So far adjust
go As 10 futh3 ize the release from withdrawal of
en- that all the vacant offered lands winch lie outside
~ SIX miles ON each side Of the railroad from
between Florida ana Alabama. in the direction i6 o.
io co and from Selma to Gadsfen situa-
not been selected In virtue OF said rrHt or reserved
10 t0T any purpose whatever, AID which were subject
the Aas. 81 81 s w E.
sCs on G Sfdn ,4S at the
hun Hum oi % pr acre or at the PRICES to which
. AT THs LAND OFFICE OF CENTER, on Monday,
The THIRD day Of October next viz:
South IF The base lane and e5the Runs,rille me-
.To.nrhip, 2, and a. ITS, Of r:nses aands. I,
T SwNshissss o. 70 q s n 81 :. 81 81 range
lSwn.Rips q, ie and =, q "a ran pe' anu o.
Town Townshlps Z, 70. y and %, Of ranges.
Sxa:fps Is: and f 49, Tsn da9f e.
TT" "wnsbiPP . 49, II = and Is of range IL.
AT THE LAND OFFICE AT MONTGOMERY, on Mon
day, the third day of October next, VIZ: w"
North Of the base line and east Of The ST. Stephan,
townships q, 2, q and =; Of rang. is.
TTo ownsn,Dps 20 q q y sand 81 = Of ianEs.
. townships ~, 20 and q, Of ranges ~ and 90
AT THE LAND OFFICE AT GRRENviLLE, ON Mon.
DAY, the third day OF October next, viz:
North Of the base liae ami east Of the ST St,pb,,,,
Township 6, of range 5.
township s o, and g. OF RANGES
nownshlps6 3, z. 3, 8 and To- OF range7,
townships 8, 2, 8, 2, 10 and IL, of range8
IF "wnsniPsS g. 10, H. IL, Is, Is, y, q AMI 81
o, Townships 10. H. Ia, l5 Is IT, 's, 90 a. and
townships 49, 10, IL, 49, Is, Is and IT, of range u
% Swnsnips g. TO- H. r. Is, l6, H. ~, 49, %, Il and
townships II, IL, Is, IS Is, ", 49, 10, 20, 81 and p
Tosnshps IA, Is. Is, 1t. Ia, 10, 20, 81, and %, Of
Townships Is, ls, H. Ia, 49, 20. 81 and a. of range
Townships II, 10. 10. n. and p, of ranseu.
townships 10 and 10 of range Is.
LAT IHs LAND OFFICE At ELIZA on MONDAY. the
third day Of Ootobtr next, VIZ: - '"'' 'ie
worm OF TIE base line and east Of the 81 Stepbexk
townships 3 4, and 5, OF rangss s. G. 7g anda
coEh ~ hs base I,ae and en1 of t6s ST St,pbens
asrtdioa. y
Aownsnips Sc, =, g. ana y, of ranges and6
siven under my hand. tho city of washinrto,
'H's 'nird DAY OF August, 1855.
Aatns Commissioner of the General Land Ones.
NoTElUnder the reg uIations of the department
as nHstoioIe and now existing, no payment can ne
ma ior advertising Proelamafions excep Ia sucb
publishers as specially ed To publi.b IN
tne Commssioner of the General Land Once,
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II Tie Richmond Dispatch urges, among
other public Improvements. the early completion
of the projected extension of the James river and
Kanawha water line TO the Ohio.
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ORPHAN GIRLS PIC MIC.
St. Vincent Orphan Asylum.

The Lady Managers Of st. Vincent Female Or
phen Ass um ber 30 announce 70 their
fflend. and the pubic of WsshIneton GsSS4,@N
and Georgttown a Grand Pic Mic %. 0oexnk1ns2D
MONDAY, Augu q attn, leya, At
ARLINGTON SPRINGS
onnlbusHs Wall run every hall hour during the
day % and from the SpTing from the corner " m
street and Pa. aver ue whilst those who prefer II
nay take omnihuses to Oeorgetown, thei &c 20 the
Spring By large aud safa Canal Boats WV
Tickets 81 gents Tor gentem en-, > cents for ladies.
Refreshments furnished by the LADIES on the
There will b. display Of Fire Works in the ar.
nj x, AND du ing the afternoon a number ~ are
and besntful Balloons Will he sent No. AIso A
brand Vocal Concert ~ the afternoon by one hum
dred and fifty orphan children.
The ladies have secured the services Of the f,l-
lowing gentlemen To act manay eTs on the gronpd
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PENNsYLvANIA REVOLUTIONARY SoLnrps-
The pension agents in the State Of Pennsylvania
report the following among the number Of rrvo
lutlonary soldiers In that State who have died
during the half year ending with June 30. 1859:
Isaac Philips, Of Potter county, and Abner Jen.
nings, Of Crawford county.
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NJ The mate and SIX sailors of the bark l.. ID.
Carter, for Galveston, was arrested I'm New York
on Thursday for mutiny. Capt. Wiley makes Sc
Iious charges against them
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ABSENT Professor Henry, Secretary n, the
Smithsonian lnsti tuition, left the CITY last o,d,
on brief tour TO the North He cont.mn,,,.:
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III The New York Herald is warning the COM
mercial and business men, in this country, against
the danger If another ssrevulson" and money
.'crisisn
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ALABAMA WITHDRAWN LANDS REsToREp-A
notification has been prepared by the General
Land aoaoe shat lsrse poetion ef the public
lands In the State q Alabama heretofore with
drawn for railroad purpose have been restored,
and made subject "a entry. 70
! The WEATHER The ollowing report d the
weather for this morning IL madeffom the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation Is about O'Clock:
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~ ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES
~ served to Festivals, Fairs, Pic Mos. Hotels,
and EXCURSIONS, at one dollar per gallon FRESH
CAKES male every day, and sent TO any part of
the city. WEDDING CAKES made very pretty
AMI very cheap. Particular attention paid to fur
nlshiDg everything In the party line. Ice Cream to
private families sly cents per quart. At the PHIL
ADELPHiA CONFECTIONERY, corner 18th
ana J. sts iv Him
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while absent attending the sessions Of the Auieri
can Scientific Convention, which is at present
convened at Springfield, Massachusetts.
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-Tb.
~ Potomac Steamboat Company. IT,
~ ADDITION ,hai, to the sent woekl, trips
ioik, oner the public OF WASHINGTON and vicinit, An
opportunity OF enIoying trip co the beautiful Pc
tonao 10 GLG MONT and AQUA CREEK ftvio.
daily during the hot weather.
TO psrhes OF three or more excursion tickets will
oelssued al one dollar : D each for Glymort with
privilege OF remaining there all night and returning
next day. also Tor via Creek at two do lsrs
VIII pr-Fllege oi remaining one or two DAYS
.. Inc angler can enjoy fine sport with hook and
me ~ either OF the above places, white perch and
game heIng plentiful. ~
places. ~ e ""U ~ sneso
Boats leave foot of 9th street az 81 a. m and 81,
p N. Returning. "a p. IA. ard 81 n. m.
tor further Information inouire at the Companr..
2inoe. NO: 3I2 Pennsylvanla avenue, next daor %
brovnrs Hotel. GEO. r.. MATTINGLY
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SWAMP LANDS OF ARkANsAs.-Patent No 4 70,
POS ,66o. IS acres Of swamp and overnowed lands
In the Batesville district Of Arkansas. has been
Transmitted by the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office to the Governor Of that State these
lands enure to Arkansas under the act of Septem.
Der 2S 1850
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NRAND EXCURSION.-The y adi,s' Cathollc
~ Aid Society Of WASH ngton will 6~x.
g giIs. a., an Excursion 90 Glymont on SkAAN
Particulars IN future advertisement Ry ord., m,
jy 2,3lAugl,2,4&5 COkINI'rTEE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BOARDING.

ROARDiNG Mrs. BOWIE, arc Izth street
reasonable ROOMS for rent, "a 2-tsuEs
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TROUBLE With THE NEW MEXICAN INDIANS
Reliable information has been received at the
United States Indian Office to the effect that the
Indians OF New Mexico exhibit strong indications
OF hostile sentiments, and that apprehensions of
hos'ilities were felt throughout the Territory
superintendent Cullen had gone into the Indian
country TO have talk with the Indians the
Canadian river. One Of the United States deputy
surveyors had been forced to abandon his survey
by band Of marauding Apaches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-05

FY0UNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIE-
the I ssh1oy . e aai
to & ,PatIick's Church, on SUNDAY AFTER
N% ne1' PHI RHif 2 S Mea sNRy, REQ Sec
FEIREMEN. NOTICE.-The Franklin Fire
Fra Company y tTe,sRecsfa, solicit the different
poInt tbrsp s CITY ana eorsetGwn to ap
fss 's All E@sae House, MoSPaY ESRS
rsngements for ffemsns procession, to act as an
escort to the America Engine Compsny of PhllsdsI
next x a'TEf fss 81 r. of
au 81 Secretary Franklin Fire Company.
r IA Ro,H%S open. in the Lecture Room Of
v;sn s Ma1 sns ChuIeh corner of
'lnue for three weeks-open from to II o'clock p.
an eS Ms aay The for the East
Inittance, 10 cents. aus-stt
rL @. B.U.IHF.]-There regular Convocation
hS6s of be GsH1o G re : So Of the Brother.
a 'n g ss gfofk All brothers are
JOHN p. LEAR, D. s .w T. POPE n; an MSS 5 St.
~ ICE CREAM AND WATER ICEs
and Excursions, at one dollar per gallon FRESH
the cts sr 1e sns to part Of
nishlns in the party Iine Ice Cream to
8 Fec: gNHf t9s r
ana sts. jv ll-Im'
STEAM FIRE WOOD SAW MILL;
woon ~ street and Caaq! Bridge.
AMI delivered to any part of the city at the shortest
r. Particular attention srvep to the sfHyins.
SS4a41P sgLy f!kvf Tkk wA skFFs. WATERS
FFtnHRGkHEk sSo6Ns fEbG GEEss INFERRED
KNIVES, NAPKIN KINGS, ana svefyS ~
variety of Fancy Silver Ware, suitable for II
.n,s n; GAALTa BRO, jewellers.
FREsco.c H HatsE: h tSABA siSN PAINTER.
No.. a q street ns1r Penn: Aurn1e,
in Fresco, Dslempsf, Encaustic, ard Oil Cpiors IN
ing on maIbI: executed in the best style, at the
shortest NOTICE. au S Ct
ENGLISH AND AMEgIcAN ~.
Rod gers, and Harr son brothers, and Howson's
Eng as vel as the better quality American
s,4 Also. ,hs very finest quality Alhata Forks,
A large assortment of the above just received
,. ,,. ~. w GAIT BBn,, Jewelers.,
7 .oc VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY,
LOCATED twenty miles from Phi ade phla, on
the Baltimore and Phiadelphia Railro I'd.
Ihe fourth year will commence on September LIST,
So pays for boarding and tuition per term of "A
weeks.
Students prepared for Dickinson College.
IN" Principal refers to F.. A. Lutz, Esq, Wash
InS'on, and M'ssrs. VIM. King and Daniel = Cor
don, GeOrgetOwn.
,Cncu:ars can be obtained of the above, or of the
Prime pal.
all 5-1wf REV. J. HERVEy RAJTEN
w., AUGUST 5, 1859.
w Offer from this date till the LIST of September
the whole Of our large and well assert d stock of
first cass
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Every article mo exception at precisely
COST PRICES FOR CASH.
~, NOT oae cent over cost Will be asked for any
artIcie we offer for sale
n. B.-Dur object Is to convert our present stock
mt money. with which we propose to go into
NOtaefn and Ea.tern markets make cur
FuH and Winter Purchases for Cash.
CLAGEfT d MAY,
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut Isaac NJ Brown has
been ordered to the Navy Yard at Boston.
Lieut.. A. w. Weaver has been ordered 20 ,bo
Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
Lieut. Earl English has been ordered 10 the
steam sioop Wyoming. in place OF It. Richmond
Aulick, detach he'd.
Lieutenants Abner Read, r C DuvaIl. and ]
K Eggleston, have been ordered to the steam.,
Wyandotte
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vEkf STABLE FOR SAIE-The entire
~ STOCK al krst cless Livery Stable ice udins
nof%s, bugeies, Carriages HaruesS ard fx,urrs,
pow ou sfoc Or 81 e. the presert owner wishes
20 ltaye the city. The location L. one f The hest I'M
ne CITY and rare indncemsrt u now p7csa; ted o.
Bile, Sta Offce, IL Z5Ntf
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FOE RENT AND SALE.

k'oR SAl.E-The Good Will and Fixture, and
stock - small VARIETY STORE for 80 =
oss P essn Tor I1rtheI information sPps at No.
zSS st.est, between 18th and I4,h streets
au St
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tNQR sab OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
fEOPEhTf-A FARM containing is acre.,
Win dwelling and ,ut houses. an MONTGOMERY
county, MD on the Frederick turnpike, miles
from ROCKVILLE. halt mile from MIddlsbTouke. and
mics from CaIal IL L. well watered ard In \
Enc s , md rapid improving eIElorhood.
DODGE. 60 Water street, Geofgetown. ~ y In
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THE Roll OF HoNoR.-The following A.. tb,
names and ages Of the Revolutionary soldiers
supposed to he alive, who are pensoned on the
rolls OF the State Of Virginia: VIM. Cunning han,
10 years; George Estes, 96k; Daniel Hicks sen ,
over "; William Oney, 9eH; Peter Rife 81: VIM.
Stewart, Us; Matthew Seay, 96; Henry WiIlougl,-
by, 100.
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NoTE.CUnder the reg ulations of the de partrrent
as hsfstoiore and now existing, no payment can h,
ma Tor advertising Proelamafions except Ia suci
RuDshefs as are specially axthoyiz ed to pubIiah h,
the Commssioner of the General Land Once. =
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EOR SALT otter for -ale n valuable FARM
IN Loodcun county, NIrsIEis, on most liberal
ter Ne, containing 2S2h acres 80 Will exchange n
Tor improved city property. This property Is stu
sted IN one Of the most improved aud highly cult
vabd parts of the county. Convenient 10 tue canal
and railroad. BENZ. p. SMITH.
ieah Cits HAIL.
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rLo. IHE.]-The regular Convocation
~ of CAPITOL Circle, No. !, of the Brother
hnod Of the Union will be held at the Nav al Lodge,
Navy ard, on the fret FRIDAY in August, the
5th,) 1859, at 8 o'clock p. m. All brothers are re-
quested to attend BY order:
IOuN lead n ". fofE, n. ~:
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tor smaller property, or sell on rccornmoda'I1s
terms No 335 18th street. Inquire GEO r
LANGLEf, on street. between Vernon, .yenUs
nd ilth 81 eet, No. 269. ,ns n
k'oR RtNr-HOUSE No. All on hStxe.u
IN snd 10 h streets Inquire of JAMES,
- - ~ Fssq.. INV fRN 70 ISIS
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WANTED-By youth a yed n. who h,, N, 10
" this time been at school, and always immedi
stey under the eI ca OF has parents, 81 UATION in
port Heis quick, active, obedient, and AMBITIOUS
% Please. Please address note to Box No I q,
osoi Ohoe. 6-u :
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x SILVER WARE.
EOLID SILVER TEA SETS. WATERS
PITCHERS. GOBLETS, CUPS,&c; also. go
FORKS, SPOONS, LADIES, BUTTER ~
KNIVES, NAPKIN KINGS, and every . ~
variety of Fancy Silver Ware, suitable for II
NJ W.GALT BRO. Jewellers
au 5 st SJ4 Pa. av., doors west Browns Hotel
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E'OR SALE-A fGe new double BRICK HOISE
on Tin street. rear NJ street 90 tsluing larEa
aoOn paIior and kitchen, dining room and sitting
CON with hive chanbsrs, ard good Gel ar under
tne house; elsoa arre stable and carrags house and
e,ebe ,ard attached. with pump in yard. The ssld
property VI not s'ld, will be Tor rent Will exchange
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t'Qh, KENT OR LEASE FOR TERM OF
En9En as CAlLAN'S formerly Hlolmesdsl
ShJs r, located on the PIney Branch road, f,w
nuhofeu ya-ds north Of BUu ndaTy street. Asa PIC
n,c ground, and pace of public rfsort VI surpassss
my, my place IN tre nelghho'hood ofths city. For Iar
Ian. Georgetown, ID. e ~ 2N-eotf
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MlssourIsvenue. near IA street, containing m
comfortable Brick House on eth street nesr Al CO
, ,nnonsh 10Th houses Bent moderate TO a punctua
l~lnIsIana av. b-fween " ard O'clock .1sg
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foreign ADVERTISEMENTS

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which processes all diseases, is unworthy the
slightest confidence and should be denounced
a quack The Grafenberg Family Medicines do not
assume all diseases with remedy They have
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and has proved beyond question: the efficacy and
tany these preparations Their list comprises the follow
ing medicines:
GR.FFE.NBFRG VEGETABLE Pills;
.M4RSR.7LL'S UTERINE C9THOLICON
GR.EFENBERG S.4RSdPy7RILL7;
GR.FFENBERG PIE Remedy
GR.FFEN,BERG DYSENTERY SYRUP;
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GR.FFEEBERG CRILDREN@S PAN4CEA;
GR.EFE.NBEKG CONSERVATIVES BALM
GR.FFENBERG EYE LOTION
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GR.FFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
GR.EFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH
For sale by all Druggists.
General Agents, REDINGTON & CO., I
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco. I
s. PORTER FORD, NJ. D., Agent Honolulu. 25-tf !
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Pass~uv gers SAILED

In steas.Ap iriro foy LirerJoo-Mr AID Mr. james Nc
Ian, children aud servant Mics Cocfai MI and Ms
W j. Lyle Mr. s,.Tug Ma, ard Mr. NJ Gaus two daughters,
IA and servant Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Aldnch, Ms Pal
m.r New Orleans; Mr. aud Mr- Howe, Mr. and Mrs H.rnson
Philadelphia Mr.. Mrs p. Weeks Mr. aud
NV OIlesn. L. LecraLce, Pars Mrs Bali Charleston Mis-
Emily HIlyard, New JcrD b. kdeau, Havana: Dow.
syracuse Mr. aud Ms, II: Barrow Mr and Mrs. O Jansn
eaier di,l ST. child AID Nurse C. BLANCHARD N-wfork
G.oge May k.wOI. as ThOs St-wardsn, uiant and
uur.. Hsiu.s Mr. and MR. w. Fleming, Philsdelphs j.
Grr,ely II. Clas.i o. Cssn, New Orleans Mrs Croker D
brtmsi Newark Kari Rep-cht, New OreaRs Dani Fooke
Mr. and Mr., PLp Van Vsiknburgh hr John Orsv.ly aud
New York M Csrriera A. Cassard. New Orleans
J. h. CT X. L. Cuu Ling, New York J. Leay London
A. Zsutrs,k Mr. and Mo Samuel french aud New York
W Barry IT, LiysrPooi T. Edmonds New ors Lie.t O. w
". j. Mscb. N,wYort Frd. strauss, w Hasseltinr dy
:, hnot ~ DISPATCHES co.. j. fishel Cincinnati;
Hay Phil fr'ns sgig Prendss, M Aba'elo amt enid
Hawai- h. NJ Sly, Ptade pis VIM. 5tssens POrr Gs.-
NV sI. Barb,ur, New York J. b. Bette Charleston
J. A. Res, Havana Thos s.warasu, r.. Pniladepha; r.
New y les r. Grundy Philadelphia Jas ID Mino Charss-
tot r. New Yos La Chesaler de apl.enan Austrian
s Lyon, Mr. R,.1B.Tr, Phiidcph J. hnyler Alabama
VI Tiyon N.w-Yors " J. Pendi-top, Cincinns,i W s.,
J. L. P..er j. {. Kerr Hamilton; II. A Harxths fa-
diana HI y T. H., A G. Laui9s' Pm CSPt n b Chz,
J Msytr Matches; 5. r. SsxrOn, -wYork c. X
Luzn b,Is Mr. and Ms rd.sgin- HewOresns M Msura
Ne. York : d. Gratins New lresn- d. Prusing Chisso
r. s0Wsski Nsshingt Ia; "m. Leigh, New rs A. Tex
H. New Ol.as S. F.ucht. urinHat! h. Mckay, II. Ne
vi Newioik. v james Hayans Mr. Parker. servant Jno
Tlo'- rs nsnseTyaut; D. Grain New York; h H-rsch
Vel,ue and New Orleans; r. p Cha,s, France; Mr. aud
Mrs r. S Tucker. child and servant. NewYork r. valiant,
Ftrnne L. Is Chan brr, Psris Ping s c. Plug Ra
3 Ro-as, Mr. Lama, Mr. Hervrs, Mr. Arysle Mr.
Canoe, Havana
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IR,no1ied eretu.irey for The n. Y TRiBrNE BY Drew
kpgN

IRpOred sreiH"reiy for ThE n T. TRIBUNE oy DIE"
PER NEwYosx AND Ear R,lLRo.p-lse bbl.. Flour, 50
CASKS ASIDE, e hds Io1ssco X. aud SS !Js ,S
lt as 'ol, Lsa'heI 81 sides i~a,he5 sir
kiss; s. IT, a s sSt ssa iS5i ts = so
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