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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

The Reception Of Hon. John A. Dix.
MEETING OF THE MUNICIPAL COMMIrTEE-MR. DIX
TO RECEIVE HIS FRIENDS TODAY ETC.
The Municipal Committee appointed to give General
Dix, the late Secretary OF the Treasury public recep
ton or afford him an opportunity to receive his friends
at the City Hall, met yesterday afternoon, Alderman
Froment In the chair
The CHAIRMAN stated that he had called on the ex-
Secretary, unofcaiy and informed him Of the probable
intentions OF the committee regarding himself Mr. Dix
expressed his willingness to receive his Friends and
mentioned also that he would prefer having the
mony take place today, II it is to come of this week
The Chairman then suggested that it would be advisable
TO consult with the Mayor the subject Of the reception
before proceeding to arrange the programme.
the committee agreed TO the proposal of the Chairman,
and also that ne should wait upon the Mayor and consult
Alderman FRonKSr thereupon left the meeting and re-
turned IN a Few minutes. lie reported that he had
considering Mayor Wood stated that he was willing to
take any position the subject that the committee
might assign 70 him He considered however, that this
reception diered from most others OF like character
inssmuch a. Mr.. Dix was a citizen OF New York He
would, therefore, consider brief speech from himself
all that would be necessary after the Of that de-
Wales
The report was accepted.
Councilman PNcKNEY moved that from twelve to one
O'Clock day the use OF the Room be placed
Ct the disposal Of General Dix for the reception Of his
committee Of two was then appointed to wait ON
General superintendent Kennedy to have proper
Of police detailed TO the Hall preserve order between
the hours Of twelve and one to-day.
committee OF two appointed to escort the General
from his residence to the City Hall.
II was then, motion Of Councilman PNcKNEY directed
lie that General Dix would receive his friends at the City
The Keeper Of the City Hall was ordered to nave the
flags hosted on that edifce to-day, and the Committee
adjourned.
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Personal Intelligence,

Chevaer Hulseman, Austrian Minister TO the United
Rey aa q Ns~
burger and wife, of Newport are stopping at the Caren
don Hotel.
J. Ames, j. M. Gordon and II. Hill, Of Boston, and J.
House.
Hon. G. Kendrick, J. u. Tracy and c. D. Wilcox, OF
Connecticut J. s Woodruff Of New York; T. B. Earles,
are stopping at the fafarge House.
Hon. G. Marsh, of Vermont; j. g. Post, Of New York
George Clark, OF Cooperstown j. Putnam and wife, Of
% X 81 q
Everett House.
Or. Humphrey Of Connecticut Charles r. Train and
WIFE and T. Chamberlain, Of Boston; a. G. Hubbard Of
Philadelphia; A. Noxon, Of Saratoga and T. O. Hara and
WIFE Of Binghampton, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue
the United States Army J. 8. King and B. W Andrews
OF Philadelphia; w. Faes, of Bristol J. N. Ashton, OF
saesnse ana o s. & ,s %
at the Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. W. A. Howard, Of Detroit Hon +. b. Morgan, sor
Aurora Hon. Eli Thayer and wife, OF Massachusetts;
Hon G. Il. Van wyck, Of sullivan county GOV Bucking,
ham, OF Connecticut c. L. Tlden, Of Boston; Dr. Herrck
and son., Of Albany j. s. Converse, J. E. English, G. 7.
Candee F. 8 Converse and ii. Emnons, OF New Haven,
are stopping at the Aston House.
Hon. Erastus Corning and wife, G. d. Rathbone and
George Gray Of Albany John Magee and WIFE Of Bath
N. "; s. B. French, OF Virginia. g. NJ Ives and l.. w
Coe, of Connecticut T. Murdock Jr G. G. Prescott land
j. X Sleeper Of Boston; p. ii. Cummings, of Buffalo and
Wheeler Of Bridgeport, are stopping at the st. Ncho-
las Hotel.
When DON Jose de Ia Cencha Governor General OF
Cuba, be thought proper TO dismiss from their positions
in the War Department OF the island Messrs Don Ana
ceto Buelta and Don Mariana yaero Soto without al
lowing them the privilege Of being heard In their own
defence They appealed 10 the Supreme Court Of Cuba,
which after an accurate examination Of the case has de-
cleared thcm in the most honorable manner absolved OF
oil blame, and dismissed the case without costs.
Mr. W. Fl. Russell, the well known correspondent Of the
London Times coming 70 this country TO describe men
and things at the present jancture.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulletin understands that
Judge r. A. Rost, OF that State has been appointed by
President Davis and confirmed by Congress- Commits
soner from the Confederate States 10 France.
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Married..
KEMr-TRyoS On Wednesday, March 10, in Christ
church, by the Rev. VIM Morgan d. d., rector Of 81.
Thomas, GEORGE KEMP TO JULIET A., daughter of Francis
Tryon, Esq.
LAMRERsoN- SroTlSBuRy.-m Brooklyn, ON Tuesday
March IL, by the Rev. Geo. X. Thral WM LABERsoS OF
Matawan, N. j., to SARAH A. SToYEsBURy Of Brooklyn.
ME1E1s-AUsrN.-0n Monday, March IL, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by the Rev. Dr. bowling
McCAm-FisI.-OnT Tuesday, March IL, by the Rev. H.
Iownsberry JAMES D. McCAnE Of scarsdale, to SARAH T.,
daughter OF Nathaniel Fish, OF Greenburg.
PIHsoN-RnTER. Tuesday, March II, by the Rev.
Dr. Gillette, HOMER G. PERSON TO MARY ELIZA RITTER all
Of this city.
SoUIx-SHAppIE-In Jersey City, on Wednesday, March
49, bv the Rev. T. B. R0meyn, Of Blawnburg, N. j.,
GEORGE H. SouIE to ANNIE, daughter Of II. v. Shad
die, Esq.
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Supreme Court--Circuit.
Before Hon. Judge welles.

ELECTION FOB SCHOOL OFFICERS LITIGATED.
MARCH l3-7he People er rel. Thomas Cammins and
theodore Schd6r Us. Thomas AcAanus and Daniel Gala
ghr-This is proceeding by the REALTORS to test the
election Of the defendants School Commissioners for
the Fourth district Nineteenth ward at the last general
election. 1t alleged that when the ballots were can
vassed by the cnvassers they stood thus the vote for
School Commissioners :-Cummins $685. Shaffer sSs.
McManus, $685. Gallagher $40. The two last mentioned
candidates., acting as Inspectors of Election threw out
certain ballots which were headed "Publc Schools" in
stead Of Common Schools and thereby, as Il ia
alleged, returned those candidates who received mino
rty OF the legal votes of the district 1t Is also set
up that by express enactment is declared that no
person who is candidate for any other office than in
spector Of election act such INSPECTOR this was
the law Of 1883 but by the act Of 1850 the appointment
OF inspectors OF election was expressly vested In the
Board Of Supervisors. The defence commended that only
Gallagher acted and that he legally appointed by
OF the Board Of Ward were present and that
they gave the certificate Of election the defendant
Wnicn was confirmed Dy the Appellate Board sitting in
election and returns vitiaed and claim that should
be set aside and new election ordered A motion to
dismiss the complaint was denied aud judgment sus-
pended as the Court wished 10 hear the testimony Ex
Alderman McSpedon was then examined as a witness for
ballots and the Judge then ordered verdict for the re-
aors subject to the opinion Of the Court at general term
Before Hon. Judge Clarke.
LIABILITY OF SHIP OWNERS.
MARCH 13.-Framcts C. Ford and Others Us. William r.
Richardson and othas-This was action by the plain
tifs, material men in London, who, in February 1885,
furnished supplies Tor the American ship Torrent then
London, and in command Of Capt. Copp. The plaintiffs
took acceptance of London house for part of the
amount and for the balance the acceptance Of the
tain was taken The vessel went to the East Indies On
her way back in the Pacific, she dismased and dis
abed and sold in San Francisco by the Marshal On the
return of the captain TO New York he settled with the
owners who allowed the captain for these articles for
which the action is brought, After this the paIntas
hrOu rain Tho nd
recover the amount Of the supplies.
/. The defence was that the credit given TO the
captain and not to the owners
2 That the plaintiffs were estopped from setting up
claim against the when they had settled with the
captain
On the evidence the case the questions OF law and
fact stand OUT in the language OF counsel for Defence
ike quilts upon the fretful porcupine" The has
been on for week. For plaintiff, Mr. Lord for defence
Mr.. Dean. Sealed verdict in the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

RHsMausx ~ IT'S FORMS; Also, sceo-
rrfk. rNysrrEIaS, SaftuaEr~, PINFLEs, old
Ulcers the Of diseases Of the blood
complaints debility, liver and kidneys, ncpient
consumption &c are most certainly cured by this great
purifier - ...
similar Diseases and II will
hch be reached By meene III
with the directions.
UyATIs LIFE BAI.sAs cured Mr. H. Rice. No. SO Grove
street. and NO. "a Clinton Market Of infammaOry
isn and govt after he had been crippled for years
nNAT1'S IINf BAJSAM cured Mr.. n. H. Holly. dock
master, No. IA Madison street % terrific ulcer
had been IN the broadway Hospital months and then
thought 10 be ineursbie
HfArrs LIFE BALTAM cured Mrs G. Gore Third
avenue aud fyhrs street Of scrofua king evil The
ulcers had destroyed he flesh from the until wind
pipe was exposed IL cu,ed Mrs Gore also Of dyspepsia
.HNA1TS LIFE BAI,sAM cured Ex Alderman 4. Kelley,
Thirteenth ward, Eastern District Brookynof rheums tis
Piled for months.
pRtscTsL Dsror, No 2l6 GRAND sruFr
70 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
The Nomination OF David Wilmot for the
United States Senate.

PARLIAMENTARY NHrUH los IoOI.
Hon. David wmot was tonight nominated on the first
ballot by the republican at Harrisburg for United
States Senator I'LL Cameron's vacancy. This Is sig
nal victory Of Secretary Chase Cameron whose sup
port for Mr. Ketcham representative Campbell.
The radical republicans in high gee over their success
Wilmot received seventy six votes-more than ma
i,rity OF the legislature This show OF strength de-
Ieats the threatened scheme Of the Cameronans to bolt
his nominations his primary vote hts election
Kecham Cameronian received only thirteen votes and
Campbell eight.
The Philadelphans have thus left another Senatorial
nomination pass without gaining particle Of influence.
Morton McMichael their nominee, did not receive even
complimentary vote The democrats win cast their vote
an empty compliment for VIM. II. Welsh, Breckenridge,
Chairman OF the Democratic State Committee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

AN OcToGNARIAS COMPOSER IN NExp.-we learn that
Professor Heinrich formerly very popular composer Of
music Ia in such circumstances that pecunary
sstance would be highly acceptable. We simply call the
attention OF the profession to the fact satisfied that
something win be done at once Professor Heinrich re-
sides at No. SO Bayard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
Court Caiendar-Thfs Day

SUPREME CouRr--CRcun Mos. ADJ, 1888, Gal,
$780, 665 1885, T49, $685. OIL 67S, 879 $50 6s7 500, 703
5li 73l 7s3 745, 747 Part 2Nos. 500 602, Coz, TO-
3o, 37e, 900 594, 612 6l4, Gle, e1s 62o Ga, 62.,
626, $50, $50, 63s, $40.
SPECIAL TgRM-same as yesterday
SUPERIOR CouRT.-part Mos. 1881, s67, $50 1891,
1875, 1875 1886, 1851, 1852 1861, 1858, 1901 1891,
1871, 1873 Part 2Nos. 1912, s62, 958, 1923, 1850,
1896, lose 104s, 1850, 1862, 1864, 1866.
COMMON PrsAs.-Part Mos. 300 $40, 100, ia, 2o5,
s25, 49, b42 6Is, $40, ESQ., 6s1, 6s2 1913, ABS. Part
Mos $3.50, 457 $751; 1890 AT s99 COS 74s, 76l, 1903,
764, z5e, 473, 529, $50, 557.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Postal REGrrAroSs-- postage letters conveyed
In the mails from any point east Of the Rocky Mountains
to any State Territory the Pacific coast and from
any State Territory the Pacific coast TO any point
east OF the mountains has been fixed by the recent law
at ten cents Heretofore letters conveyed by the shmus
routes have been subject 10 the ten cent rates. while
those carried overland between Missouri and California
only subject TO the three cents rate. Horticul-
turists and pomoogss will be pleased 10 learn that by
the poeta regulations seeds cuttings ciassed
maabe matter, and 10 be charged with postage
at the rate OF cent when sent under fifteen
hundred miles, and two cents ounce when sent over
that distance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

The legislature has made two three Intellectual at
sempta 10 hold another joint meeting.
The Senate Is still fighting over the bill to divide the
State into sixty assembly districts
To morrow the day set down for the final adjourn
rnent but In consequence OF the state OF the District
bill doubts are entertained to the adjournment al the
time named.
The bills TO authorize the taking OF seven per cent int
rest In the Middesex and 10 the Camden aud Amboy
Railroads have both bsen defeated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

BROOKLYN ACADEMY MUsIc-BENur OF THE OH
LADIES' HoMx.-The "Graham Old Ladies' Home" one Of
the most meritorious charities Of Brooklyn, takes
benefit to night at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music An
oratoro will be given with the orchestra Of the Phhar
monte Society, the chorus of the New York Harmonic
Society and efficient solosts. With such performance
and with laudable object the managers may ankci
pate an overcrowded house.
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Arrival or the United States steam sloop-
Of-war POwhatan.

OI~W1T FOWMBvuAs
The United States steam sloop Powhatan, Captain
Samuel Mercer, arrived yesterday afternoon from Vera
Cruz via Havana having left the former port on the 26h
ut and the latter the sth inst Her officers and crew
are In excellent health deaths having occurred during
her cruise. The following ia q correct List Of her
oHicers:-
Captan-Samuel Mercer Lieutenants-John Rut.
ledge, Egbert Thompson, Thomas Harris, Walter W.
Queen. George Brown Philip Porcher. SurgeonsJoseph
Wilson, Passed Assistant Surgeon James Laws Paymas-
ter-George W. Clarke. First Lieutenant Of Marines
James Wiley. Chief Engneer-Harmon Newell; First
din. Second Assistant Engineers-Jackson McEme and
John Pardy. Third Assistant Engineers Laws W. II.
Glading and ii. c. McIlvane Captains Clerk. Henry
Buckley, Jr. Paymasters Oerk-Freeman G. Beale.
Midshipman-Chares w. Read. observation-disclosures Nc
Loud. Gunner-Bernard Duycker. Carpenter-James
H. Comfy. Saimaker-Jacob stephens. Masters Mate
David A. Roe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14
Ne,xs from NIexico.

NEw ORLEANS, March I3 1861.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived at this port bring
Eng Vera Cruz dates Of the Sth inst
The British Minister at Mexico had formally recognized
the Constitutional government.
GEN Uraga has accepted the mission from Mexico TO
Che Infnd states.
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Non-Arrival OF steamers.

SANDY HOOK, March 13-u p N.
There are no signs of the steamship Ens, fully due
OF this point Wind northeast, moderate very dark and
rainy.
PORTLAND, Me-, March 13--11 p NJ.
There are no signs Of the steamship Bohemian now
due nj this port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

THEATRE FRANcAs-A special performance will be given
here tonight for the benefit o, NJ Robin. Two fresh
pieces, "Un Monsieur qui Suit les Femmes," and "Une
Alumette entire Deux Feux," will be given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Messrs WOOD. EDDY A CO. would most respectfully In
form the public that several Lottery Grants do not expire
until the following pcriodsThe Delaware State Grant VII
continue 10 be drawn until the year 1882 the Kentucky state
Grant will continue until the 1871 and the Missouri state
until the year 1874 and the business win be conducted
until the expiration Of all those Grants with the prompt
that has II for the last forty years. under
the management our predecessors Mess Yates McIn
tyre Gregory Co. }. ". Maury Co., Gregory Maury
and the Undersigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

COMPLIMENTARY BExEf1T.-Mr Packard, gentleman
long connected with public amusements In Brooklyn has
benefit in that city this evening. Several artists from
New York assist, and the Mayor several Aldermen
three Judges OF the getty Of Churches sign the call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Almighty Niger and the Almighty
dollar and the beauties of mob Photographed by
HOLMES. "a subjects 81. s95 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

rI,HF SOUTHERN PEOPLE EMPRESS MuCH RsaRxr
that on account o Inc tariff the prize e DR. TOBIAS
Venetian unent viii be sised 10 the South rhs article
IA ali nveI Tho with curing Chro
mic Rheumaiis,n throat Group, Colds sad pains q az
kinds nj never fails ~ cuts and ~ reus per bottle Nals
hy All Druggists Ciucc, 80. 80 Cortands street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

The Maryland Conference Of the Methodist Protestant
Church ssembed in the Hill street church, In this city,
this morning. Rev. L. U. Bates presiding. About one
hundred delegates were in attendance The opening
preached by Rev. Daniel u Bates, Of MAJ yand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Brooklyn Art-PhOtoGraph ic-C. II. WILL
amssns Imperial Gray ygnette chief OF Photographic
1851.
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The Connecticut River Open.

HaRrfoRD, March Is, 1861.
Navigation Ia resumed. The river Ia free OF Ice
and the steamers City OF Hartford and Granite State
running regularly between New York and Hartford with
oufi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Just Received and Now I'm store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORN GUT
For sale by
j. FRED MILWARD, 50 aud 90 Reade street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

just Received and Now In Store,
FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND SILK WORM GUT,
For sale by
j. FRED MILWARD, IS and 90 Reade street.
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outhern Ocean steamer Movements.

SAVANNAH, hhrCn 10, 1901.
The steamship Augusta arrived at Tybee at twelve
O'Clock Tuesday night aud at her wharf al nine clock
on wednesday morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Hunt 4 Dusenbury, Suecess0r 10 Lcary Il
Co. invite the attention of gentlemen the superior sys
and quality OF their Dress Hats manufactured by them
Nos. and Aston House.
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The Drawings Of the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware.


The Legislature OF the State OF Delaware having given 70
France Co lottery contract for twenty the
undersigned Commissioners appointed by the Governor OF
said State superintend the drawings of said
hereby certify that the following the numbers drawn this
day.
sussxx CouSrY-CLAss g. March Is, 1851.
~, Is, 1, 40, "a, %, ~, %, 20, z, 80, 81.
CONSOLIDATED LorrEKY-CLAss IS, March Is, 1881
49, %, 26, GO, IS, "A, 40, 65, 46, "a, IL, "a, Al.
Witness hands at Wilmington, Del, this day (wednes
day, March ID, 1851.
JOHN DALE,
JOHN w WALKER Commissioners.
ALFRED r. WOOTTEN,1
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
r. FRANCE CO., Wilmington, Delaware
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Arrival OF the United States steam FRI
gate P0cahOntas.
NeRroLx, March Is, 1891
The United States war steam frgaae Pocahontas from
Vera Cruz, arrived in Hampton Roads last evening
The frgate Columbia Is hourly expected TO arrive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

O''StoHUi " n, Malo. 70, f70f
One hundred and thirty-ex towns give Berry, rep,
for Governor o66 Stark dem 81 500 scattering 1os
The republicans have elected the Legislature 1b and
xhe democrats SO members
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Moldsvis Cream Forces the Hair, Wills
and mustsches 10 grow luxurianty Sold Wholesale
snd retail By ". A. BACHELOR, Is Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Wheeler d Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines reduced prices. Office, 505 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Crtstsdoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
PEGS The best In the world wholesale retail and the
dye privately applied. No. 6Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Stefnway u Sons Overstrung Grand
and square Pianos considered the manufac
ured warranted for five warerooms, s. and
Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

Trusses.-Mnrsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No 2vesey street House opposite the church
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-14

had te sitrscts gre attention No 22 Brosdway wbe
the indomitable Knox dictsss Ae.ropoiitan fashions
aud ana appears TO have the OF max
ing all its wearers handsome men
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CToDART PIANOS -
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND PTCCoLo.
Wsrersorns. 500 BroadaAs
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MIsCELIANEOUs.

"A The Indian Herb Doctor +. TUMBLETY, H. n
from Canada will describe tell his pnteuts
nature Of their complaints Illness without receiving -
Vice Office No aSS Broadway within half min~tc,svsS
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
OUR MOTTO
We use such Balms AZ have strife
With Nature or the Laws Of IAfe;
With blood oar hands stain,
Nor Poison men to ease their Pain
Our Father, whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath feet,
Well used, relieve our pains complete.
simple Herb, simple Flower.
Culled from the dewy Lea
These these shall speak with touching power
OF change and health TO thee
r. TUMBLETY n y
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sourHAsrroS Ann HkvRE--steamship Adriac--N Wolfe
and son. Marquis de Rodepont Warden and ladv, G
Pain Butler King John Rogerson, French Nayr,sch
Thomson, George Thomson, James Thomson, Misa Ellen
Thomson, LsnRentrngep, Berthaud Enihovep, Kl.
dof Brsch OyaI Barnes, ALI Linge Melville, II
wehner and lady Miss Wehner, Master wehncr, Madame
Chapuis, Hoffman T. q Kennedy. u nenriquex, Mrs w
Douaberty 81 FELIX Cavsnsse Wallet Mr. Moremausqus,
Geo Palmer MIR Horn Mr. Brette Geo Pr-ntiss and lady,
Guier Walter fiaigh Mr. Tenbrceck, " Richmond Clay
stacker, Evans, r. Howard, y R0senbaum Foster
S wee and ssy Ku Ssop a ssa s
Mourgue, Basset Mr. silver, capt BRIGGS rurbsn,
downing, Allan mour, Mrs Boeckiin Mrs Anderson and
daughter, rurncr Jno Robson MeCrery Joseph, Mrs
Parkinson. u Lon a Ftankman, ELIAS jacobson, 4
Steln.-toal "
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teriea-woob EDDY CO., Managers OF the
DELAWARE, KEsTucKy AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
DELAwARr-ExrnA CLASS l73 March Is 1851.
&c. II, 10, ~, 8, A, 81, 56, ~, as, 80, AZ, ".
Ds1AwARv-CLAss f74. March Is 1851.
66, SO, s, 4, 40, 81, 81, Is, So, So 25 %, IL.
Circulars containing schemes with full particulars sent
free OF charge by addressing either 10
WOOD, EDDY co, Wilmington, Delaware,
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SANAYNAH-Steamshp Cuyler-M Martin and wife, J
Grant and wife, Mrs Hunter Mrs Kaufman, Waerhonse
wife and SON MISS q Thomas, Mrs stewart, Miss scho
field w White, Mrs Elsner, Miss Dunw orth. ssr
gent Isaac Church, Brown. r Crczier, Wood Ba
her = Tanner cardy, n Lemsne Bradford Vs.. vs..
Cambridge, Miss n andrews zng eman, D Vaughan, n
Dunn, ID wettris, Whitley, Goldbury and lin the
seersge
BurSos AyREs-Bark Pyrmont-Hram Gilmore.
TESEGifrE-Brig characteristics Seq mour Thomp