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Worcester daily spy., 1859-03-11

TEs TIMONIALS.
regard Mr Eddy one of the most capable and sue
eesYnt practitioners with whom have had official inter
course CHAS MASON Commissioner OF Patents.
Il have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that thev
cannot employ person more competent and USt,corthv
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
10 secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the fatent ONCE EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner of Patents.
,,,, Boston, February 8, 1858.
=, Mr.. X H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
lions on all but ONE of which patents have been granted
great talent and ability on his part leads to recon-
memo al inventors TO apply to him procure their pa-
rents as they may be sure of having the faithful at
tenton bestowed on their cases. and very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGART.'i
From Sept l7h 1851 to June l7th 1855 subscriber
IN course of his large practice, made an
plieations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
decided in his favor the Commissioner of Patent
Jali d2awawly r. IL. EDDY
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ii THE ONLY POSITIVE
HlSfeSf5 lxoSs---1 LY FIRE PROOF SAFE in the
EY4l4Al.. JGl world.
ET1fTr7 MI When the contents of safes are de-
HfH1FT PA1t HI stroyed, they invariably burned
ktlt4l5EfT III by heat being conducted to them and
Ml the inside wood casing, through the
t5z<=H-1 ss@l door and doorway, by iron bolts and
plates forming and fastening the iron
box to the outside iron plate of the door, Joining d
recty on to the inside wood casing thus forming con-
nuous conductor of the best heat conducting
from the outside directly upon inside wood casing
and contents of the safe. O
g5R Az SAFES SdUe ours thus built.
p5S Erdntne g0ur SAFE door
The Marland Patent constructed as TO entire
y cut of all communication of heat this part by so
constructing the door and the doorway OF soap stone
or other non-conducting material, to have no iron
bolts running through the door OF iron plate around
the doorway connections from outer to the
inner part of the safe thereby keeping the interior and
contents Of the safe eecualv protected from all heat
that can be applied to the door, in any other portion Of
the safe. -
NJ. B. HIGELOW AND ANSON HARDY.
Manufacturers and Proprietors
~ School street, opposite City Hail. Boston, Mass
Samples seen at stores of BUsH & Co. FITcH 4 OTIS
e. H. HARVEY HIRAM FRENCH and at G. FOSTER 4
CO.'S Agents, 222 Main street. diff d3l
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1--WE " puDlc their generous patronage
bestowed npon this Sdve to make it accessible to rich
and poor that all afflicted may avail themselves of its
healing qualities = 80
MY MOTHERS SALYEn is perfect Chemical Com
pound prepared rom Roots Herbs and Gums, gathered
from the Forest, and possesses Healing, Soothing
Pan-keeving virtues, before combined by Salve
my MOTHERS SALYE" is safe and efectua and
all those troubled with Rheumatism. Salt RheHD Erv-
spedS, Gouf, Piles and such like Diseases will find IN
n ssS great relief and IN most cases permanent
my MOTHERS SALVE,'' in n Burn and ScaIdS
takes out the fire. soothes the irritating pam and hens
the wound more speedily and eeetualy than any other
preparation. - '' '
MY MOTHERS sALyE" is worthy Of confidence
anu thousands having used and to their
friends Is test Of its worth Directions or using .MY
MOTHERS SALVE" are simple. Every mother and
nurse knows how to spread plaster and dress and
a VINO use the Salye will apply it in proportions renew
ca at times, and as good judgment may direct For
eumatsm aud other palms. rub the parts snartly with
the Save In cases of Coughs Tghtness Of Lungs Sore
hrOat, and such like ails, rub Rheumatism
IN any case of pain good result follows the use OF this
SalYe Prepared BY A. Nj BECK. BURRlLL a HUME
ING, sole ProprietOr No. fremont street wo doors
south Of Court street, Boston w
Sold by q. II, SPURR POI Main street and by So,vver
Goss, West BOylston. d3taw&wlv *
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YOUNG, MEN-WHO ARE IINSIIC-

YOUNG, MEN-WHO ARE UNSUC-
- cessfu In anything which they attempt are almost
aays aaways sufferers from SpcrnatorrhU, or involuntary
nemnal Enssl0ls unl you cure this dlseaso Won wifi
eyer kn9W what you are capable of accomplishing or
now snhrl you may be- In the mean time your lifc Il
,s ~ @ plhnk CulE THIS disease and every thing
goes on sooty and you prosper In your undertaking.
ou e Rood ana beautiful designs 10 have all enjoy
e put no one can do while suffering from any form
olseNnal disease, Now, If afflicted, don't tool away
EVut uine ana money upon Quack Books, Rings
curative tO Instruments" Nostrum INDIAN" Or
other quacks but IFS, disposed, prof bnmv eapeence.
Enclose two stamps, and address, perfect confidence.
your friend and forme fellowsufcrer, box l7e, Charles
Town, Mass auQ ddw6Ius
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nOCT M A I tbs ON
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.

For The treatment Of Chronic Diseases generally; also
PFiudte Diseases and Diseases OF Women.
No. 2S Union ST., Providence, k. L.
Circulars giving full information sent by mail Also
Pamphlet on Diseases of Women, with observations on
Private and Chronic Maladies generally sent free by
enclosing stamp TO Dr. H. N MATTISON. as above.
PARTICULAR NoTICE.-Dr NJ. has no affinity whatever
with the host of advertising quacks that nfest coun
try but has adopted the above specially recommend
large class of patients from the hands ignorant
and unprnciped pretender whose deceptive advertise
ments induce the Inexperienced to consult them not
knowing where else TO GO
Persons at distance having any important and Diff
cult in this speciality, will much time and ex
pense by applying either personally by letter. 10 tho
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE.
NJ B-Accommod datoRs for patients from abroad acish-
ing TO remain ~ the city for short time under treatment
from the Providence JouInaLl
Dr. Mattison, whose card may be found in another col
umn, comes among bearing the highest testimonials
both from his professional brethren and others. He is
thoroughly educated physician of twelve years practice
and undoubtedly superior skill in the treatment
OF that obstinate class of diseases to which he has
much time and attention
We lhe undersigned, being personally acquainted with
DR. H. n. MATrISON, believe him to be a temperate
man in the most appropriate sense that his moral
character and professional skill are undoubted
Lewis L. Miller, NJ d., Rev. j. n. Murdoch, ID. D.
Usher Parsons, M. D., Rev. John Hobart, A. NJ,
David Smith, NJ. D., Rev. Moses Fiheld,
Jas. II. Eldrldge, NJ. d., Rev. Jonathan BravtOn,
L. NJ. Wheeler, NJ. D., Itev. George A. Willard
Daniel Greene NJ. D., Rev. Nathaniel Bemis,
Henry Hubbard, NJ. d.. Rev. stephen A. Thomas,
Allen l1lnghast NJ. D., Rev. George Barnham,
John M"Gregor, NJ D., Rev. James Maereading
A. whitman, NJ. D.. Rev. Henry G. Brown,
Asa W. Fuller, NJ. D., Rev. Geo. w Woodng,
jal0 and others. deod6wly
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Meoitines.

~ AND RHEUMATISM, by
DE GRATH's GREAT
E L E G. T r &c OIL
IMPORTANT TO THE wOKLDI
INDIANAPoLIs Oct. 49, 1856
Prof DeGrath: Dear Sir-Ihs is certify that have
been partially deaf for five six years. and have
cured by application of DeGraths Electric OIL in
presence of hundreds and thousands of people in
the Fair Grounds. Yours truly VIM KENDRICK.
Another.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 20, 1856
Prof De Grath: Dear Slr-Ihis certiies / have tried
Prof De Graths Electric Oil. have been deaf for five
years, and it has cured me.
Yours truly, HENRY WOODS, Sen.
Yet another
Prof De Grath: Dear Sir-This eertifes / have been
deaf TEN YEARS De Graths Electric Oil has restored
my hearing quite well. Yours, truly,
Prof De Graths Electric Oil is the marvel of this age
for the following mot everything:
Cures Rheumatism often in day
Cures Deafness, one to ten days.
cures Neuralgia Ioothache, two minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach five minutes.
Cures Burns Bruises, Wounds one TO three DAYS.
Cures Pains in Back, Breast, one day.
Cures Headache fifteen minutes.
Cures Ear-ache Stiff Neck, Ague, one night
Cures Piles, Sweled Glands, ten DAYS
Cures Felons Broken Breast Salt Rheum, three six
days.
Cures Quinsy, Palpitaon, Pleurisy one to ten DAYS
DAYS.
Cures Hemorrhage scrofula Abcess six to ten davs
Cures Frosted Feet and Chilblains three days.
CAUTIoN.-There numerous limitations sprung up
on the reputation my article has acquired The public
must beware They are worthless
For sale by GEO. r. SPURR, POI Main street. Whole
sale and Retail Agent for De Grath's Electric Oil,
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ENGLIsH YARD WIDE PRINTS
TH0MlSoN's ! ! s. IAlI,5; IMPROVED PATENT

ROARD.--A man and his wife or two sin
n gle gentlemen can have board with pleasant rooms
IN private family pleasantly situated Terms moderate.
Inquire at No. Mechanic street, up stairs. du jyf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
News from Saint Domingo.

OUR SAINT DOMINGO CITY CORRESPONDENTS.
SAINT DOMINGO CIIy, June s, 1859.
Government Difficulties with fbregn Corsuls-A Batch of
These Officials Sent Homo--7ne United State Tiag &su
UJWkd-A Cabinet 5driser Looked For-Elue Choace
10 .St.ls Our american Claims and Get Nacal Goa
Btpd, dc.
] presume you are aware Of the difficulty that has
arisen between this and the Consus here on
account Of the paper money ssued by President Baez
since then the Consuls Of England France, span sard.
mia and Holland have all received their passports and are
now en- route for Europe. The only flag now unfurled
here on any consulate s the American the same which
was go grossly nsued during Presidency OF Baez and
tor which no sasis3sction has been gwen.
understand from good authority that the government
here have sent oDers TO Mr.. J. n Barsit, at Madrid
formerly editor Of the government gazette al that CITY,
be will come here tho adviser the every
difficulty will be submitted to him and his opinion an
proved Of IN all c.ses
although the governments - very silent the gubject
Inc Americana aeo have some claims which should be
demanded without loss Of te star la now In the
ascendant, and anything we asked for reaeon would
be granted With little trouble could have an excel
lent coal depot ct Sarnana and for trHing amourt
There Is excellent coal there well other mines of
value Now is the time have here TO oppose
US as when General Caspeau here Strike the iron
when 1t ia hot and shall have beautiful rendezvous
Tor our ships in case Of war with Spain.
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ING OF shewse ones, that always an u'sinae dis
advantage, 70 those branches OF commerce which
Tor the time being Il enhances in value

OUR NASSAU P. Pr CORRESPONDENTS.
NASSAU, N. p. (BAHAMAs), July 3, 1859.
ne WsdtAer--7ae Neto Hotel for Faeigs VisASs-Ame
rsan Enterprise Wdned-The American SHIP Pteiades,
e..
ne hot weather has commenced, but the town 10 rs
healthy as be. Business 10 fiat in all departments
Our people are very slow about getting up tho long
talked Of hotel Government advertised for site and
although many eligible places have been offered, has
yet been selected. At first IL was proposed to 10 bpl
BY joint stock company and oct Of ncor oraon was
passed. The committee have received FROM an extensive
firm in England plan for building Of galvanized from
contains forty bedrooms only billiard room eve room
laoies saloon, bath rooms &c, and the estimated cos
put on board ship Sl0050 md about 500 10 irrnis
It, The colony voted TO tho government GO 900 only an
therefore, ut present. ths plan s ont Of the question
wish some American would undertake the thing as am
convinced OF ts success and OF is being paying con
cern
An investigation has been he'd before the Acting
Judge OF the Vice Admiralty Court into the caus
Of the destruction OF the American ship Pleades
Captain Hall, which got on tire and was run ON
ON shore AZ East Bcmpi last MONTH and supposed to be
get IRE 70 by wreckers subsequently and while about 800
bales, part OF her cargo, still between decks Five
days have been spent in the inquiry although govern
mept has offered q reward Of El0O sterling money for
evidence 10 vct the party setting 10 the chip aer
she was run on shore and the original fire exngushed
nothing material has been elected.
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congregation
fee congregation was then invited 70 tAke lass look
AZ the remains, and the coffin, lying in front Of the
pulpit, was opened for that purpose The expression
OF the features was life like and natural as Is usuai with
srowned persons sho are soon taken from the water
wssatns OF everereens and flowers were lying ON the
vent to their grief In sobs
ms part o. the exercises lasted TIL past I've O'Clock,
wnen tne PROCESSION Was again formed In front OF the
church and proceeded In nearly the same order an when
arrived to the cemetery 10 Second avenue between
second and Third streets where the body placed In
sweled BY the vast congregation extended nearly the
whole dstatce from the church to the cemetery
me exercises at the grave consisted only OF singing
prayer auo the Denedicon, pronounced by Elder Nott
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Amy Intelligence.

me war department has directed that the following
ohleers shall be assigned to duty, as follows
fay Department Pay master Hiram Leonard 70 duty in
report Tor duty at the War Department.
-, J. II. Porter 10 duty IN
. .,e ucla.men. OF Utah; Surgeon W King to duty in
INC department. OF New Mexico; assistant surgeon p
Qunan TO duty In the department. Of Cafornia ASST ant
SURGEON u > Ter Brock viii report for duty /, The
leave Of absence has been pranted % Y,on..., 9
Saunders Ordnance Department - g
An EXTENSION OF leave of absence for thrs, ,,,u.S.
oeen granted 10 Lieutenant Brooks Seventh nfan,rv
Beard OF Officers are directed To assembl, NJ Ecyy,
Monroe, Virginia, on the 18th instant for the trial of anc
ried cannon as may be presented by The Ordnance n
partnent. The Board will consist OF Breyet Colonel
Hueer, Ordnance Department.; Captain J. yoorcs Eyrs;
artillery; Brevet Major H. j. Hunt, Second srtlll.rv
Captain A. B. Dyer, Ordnance Department. Captain A. (,
Ordnance Department, and Lieutenant G. Drum T"nrs
artillery Upon the completion Of the experiments
detailed report VIII he made for the Information OF The
secretary OF War Captain F. Gardner, Tenth infantry
Ia appointed Recorder Of the Board.
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Naval Intelligence.

The examining Board-oopsssing Of CHIEF Engipeers
Aartn King and hherwoodwi convene at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard tomorrow, and will be in session daily for
come weeks Many candidates are TO be examined for
promotion and Tor admission Tho Departments 0nds dii
cuisy " n'nR vacancies Young men from ali States
srrg TO be examined apply 10 the Secressry of the
Savy oF permis ThiR is fps chance for those In the
scientific and mechanical line
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The War Excitement in Germany aud ra.est
Attitale Of the Confederatioi- Modification 81
The Pru man Army and the Movement Norm
and sourt-supphes from New York forythe
FEDERAL Tortresses- Effect @. the Russian Crr-
cula, Tho Hungarian Revolutionary Move
nent: It's Inception, Directors and Prospects,
Tho Line Of thu Finci, end Us Important For
tiication. y axe he Car IA Monks Prophecy
Concerning Garibaldi and Italy-T heIrrench
zouave Regiments: Their History and Com
manders-Italian Regiments Of Austria,
Nc, DC, NC.
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letter from Venice OF the 18th of June says of the
voution tbere was only at eight this morning that tho
Place Of 81 Mark open to the public Several shops
were opened, but not until towards twelve O'Clock The
Preaicr number Of tho Inhabitants have remained In their
houses. The streets nearly deserted, and notice
posted up, that military events have occurred except
those announced in the official Gd.ete appears TO have
Gained the public mind The troops confined TO their
barracks, and the theatres are closed. proclamation
from the municipality posted about six requesting
the inhabitants to keep LIE peace, and estreatDg the
not to the unfortunate scenes OF yesterday The
Verona has returned. Several Austrian ships OF war
which took refuge Nssmocco have entered ,he port az
the Lido The French sqnsdron obeerved sitn a teje
scope, appeared less numerous This afternoon than yes
tefday.
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MEMORANDA.

II We are favored by Captain Wilcox with the following let
ter from Captain Billings, Of the Marcia, reporting his ship:
aDrcExBEa 20, 1858.
"DEAH SsR:[ am now o6 the north side Of Deans Island
one Of The Chain Islands, and have just spoken the shr Emma,
----- ~ @-A~-,
sperm whales three times since leaving the Islands, but have not
taken any oil I have been cruising around here about ten
days, and have experienced very bad, unsettled weather, and a
great quanfy Of rain. accompanied with thunder and lightning.
j purpose working on to the eastward from here in a few days.
Ny crew are all well I spoke the bark William, Of Boston, 80
days from Humboldt Bay, loaded with lumber, bound to Port
Melbourne, Nov 2, in lat 5e 49, long. ISL Is W. On the 4th
Mary, Captain Walker, hound for Huahine; had seen nothing
since leaving the Islands Yours, truly,
-R- BILLINGS, Ship Marcia
u ship Block Hgprk, Bowers, reports-Let San Francisco
January Is; discharged pilot at 3 p. NJ, arrived OF Oahu Island
and hove to at IL O'Clock. midnight, January 25-passage, Sdays
and o hours During the FIRST p hours out sailed as miles
AZ l =. ", passed ship Modern Times, standing westward,
supposed she was bound to this port
The u. 9. sloop yandaiia has gone to Guaynas, from san
Francisco, TO relieve the ST. MGry's, and the latter had been
ordered to Panama 70 receive her complement Of men from New
York Since the sailing Of the vandaIfa, from San Francisco
letters have been received here for her, directed to the care o
the Navy Agent, Lieut.. Reynolds, and this circumstance indi-
Gates that she may be expected at Honolulu after completing her
work in the gulf Of California
Ship Flying Esgfe. (of Boston, Bates, from Honolulu Sept 10,
with goat skins. guano. &C. 70 Lyle, Polhemus 4 Co, sailed in
Aug. ., passed Jarvis Island, saw one ship at anchor, supposed
her 10 be the Flying Dragon Iah inst, Oh Chincoteague, W.
Hoard, ID nasr, vas washed from te '.psxlsn' ioreeas's
Enquirer, Dee To-
Bark Glimpse, Dayton, hence Dec Is, arrived at San Fran
cisco Jan. 1911 days passage
Clipper schr. yaqusro, Newell, 60 days cut frum San Fran.
cisco, had not arrived at Melbourne
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

FoR JARVIS IsLASD.-It was really amusing to
witness the eagerness with which the natives engaged
on Monday last as laborers to proceed to the above
island. A great crowd lowered around the Office of
the agent all day, anxious to be among those selected,
and it would have been as easy to have procured two
hundred men as fifty, the number required, although
their pay is only SO a month. This gang of labor
ers was sent by the Black Haack to relieve those now
on the island, whose term will soon expire, it being
the purpose of the agent to send n new set of laborers
every six months. In this connection we may state,
we hear that the Company have now on the way out,
besides other improvements, a large two-story dwell
ing, to be erected on the island for the use of the
Company's agent and laborers. The building cost il
New York $2500, and has all the conveniences of 6
town dwelling house, including the luxury of o 6 bill
lard ROOM II has verandahs, has a cupola, and
over the latter it is furnished with a :" revolving
light > sent out by and to be kept at the expense Of
the United States Government. This appears as if
:. Uncle SAM was looking after his new domains
with q little more interest than either Com. Mervine
or Capt. Davis. We learn also that the Josephine has
been ordered on a cruise of three or four months to
search for new guano islands, and that Mr.. C. II.
Judd expects to find that vessel at Jarvis Island, and
take passage in her for that object. There is no doubt
that there are other islands as valuable as tue above,
but probably few will be found which afford even as
good anchorage and facilities for landing as that.
FoR THE VoLcASo-HILo SrDE-The schooner
Lrholiho is now fully due from Hilo, and we learn
that il is probable, should sufficient inducement offer,
that she will be laid on for q trip to that port taking
excursionists to the volcano. Her accommodations
are excellent. having a roomy cabin with staterooms,
and every means Of making passengers comfortable.
Sufficient time will be allowed. no doubt, for excur-
sionists to visit the mountain and feast their eyes
upon that great wonder@the eruption Of Mauna LoA
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IMPORTS.

po~,ou-rer Modern Times, Jan. 2s-279 pkes urspe-
~ssed Mo- / Iron sac, 2 hndls bedsteads, do mattresses, i
0f boa4 $50 door, "a bndts window. 40 DO blinds, sewing
1890 - vheei. 1000 bndlS shocks, 200 f bbAs heading,
; eissis.1 - t~es n.ls !! t1dl seves p sh.is. 70 be1,s
x~S~ a 49, books. s casks besdings, 2 do hoops, whale
49, = mchfnery, 4 ptp tin. 1 pkg pipes 20 b0s I Dbl
drr. Is I'm ascina,l bA vine. 9 cauiaesse p. DO, 2
49, 49, - ana fxfnres. <s2 bDds shooka 1Ss 3-bbs
s2d2 s. ~ PA. . do hss q clocks %. os.ctets, 6
= tsuSsrs. Il = fm1itnre, I ek Goctery, ron leeshsr ! c.
S 1~-e~~ore 4 e paiukinQ, 2 bnds sboves, 2 do hoes,
. I'm ~ Z res lad pipe, 3 bndh spades, I bri
800 - Is tn1D 6bsiessl e tst ssss.ss ! DO saes",a
ES S2-eSs $500 sl7 vh1s pine pannk, Alse oosrds.
ssis So sus.da $50 sgs.ss e -. 1879 ,sSs%. ,s !, 81,
SSS~ - bndb hpae step1b Soons oenens -
49, - - 20 Dc resin, z4,7e5 bstcks no ions COAX ~
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CHURCH DEDICATION AT KAwAIHAE. HAWAII
On the 18th of January, the people of south Kohala
assembled at Kawaihae to attend the dedication Of the
New Protestant House Of Worship and the accom-
panying festival. The assemblage was unusually
large for that island. Such a display of horses
Kavaihae never before vitnessed-there must have
been some three hundred, most Of the natives coming
from q distance. At the festival several odes were
sung by different singing schools, composed by the
lead RS of said schools. One object Of the festival
was to collect money to pay of the balance Of the
debt on the church edi6ce. And this was accom-
plished. The debt was all paid before the honse was
dedicated. Its cost is something over q thousand
dollars. The building is located in q conspicuous
place and Is great Improvement to the port. The
dedicatory services were performed by the pastor,
Rev. L. Lyons. ami all passed Cd very pleasantly:
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From MIcRoSEsIA-per Morning Star, Jan 24-Hoe, wife and
child Hawaiansl-
From sAx RRAScrsco-per Black Hawk, Jan 2S-Mr and Mrs
Q g Wilder, Miss E Wilder, J Bissett-
From BosroS-per Modern Times, Jan 1-Henry : "hde,
W W Hawks
coAsrwIsE-
From LAHAIxA-per Maria, Feb Captain !. King, 10 dsck
pzsseugcr1- .-.s
Prof w D Alexander, Prod. X @ Haskell, Nessrs. 7 III Psriss n
X Hitchcock, A r Judd. 8 7 - Alexander, w A spooner, Y
Armstrong, Willie Hall, Albert Lyons A W yudd.d y mhcoH'
ID ID LYMAN. J u Emerson, G X Clark, Jos P Cooke, ZEN bor-
den. Nss Emerson, II Baldwin, II u Alexander, VIM Andrews
b Lyman, Tom Gulick. -.
For KArLrA-per Kamoi, Feb. 2-Dr X w Wood, II n Whit
ney, Miss e c Cuts. L dublin. Capt freesach, George spencer
Master Spencer, J T Watefhouse, junr.