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asuso NEW RaILfSSAU I<g-z4sSsts
EstF1s -st5ssSfgsSdaN ROUTE EKsaEi2
I'm 8ssEEsla45Ssag TO TEXAS. ass1ahs<asAsa

Msaasss aiE8EESaEssssR5 roTExAR 1870
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
four hours risks and diScornfort6
Of a voyage greatly diminished By the
Kew Orleans, OpetOusasaI and g. w. Railroad,
10 BERWICK'S BAY,
BY the now and spendd line of ST EAHsHTPs all built
pressy trade with superior sateroo accommodations
fer passengers,
LEAVING THREE TINES WEEK.
To Sabine Pas and Galveston. 49,
WEDNESDAY. .oRIzABA.
TO Galveston and IndiAn0la.
Acknowledgements. hAIAdOFADA'
To Galveston and IndRnota.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
The ferry running Railroad leaves the landing foe
OF Toulouse street nearly opposite jackson Square, n oeocE
morning. Tickets &c 0hanod and ataeroob secured
at The Railroad Office and Levec reetg
pcste jackson Square daily the Depot before the depa
lure Of the Texas trains
~ FreiehtB fer by Line received every days Sun
isys excepted landing Insurance by this Lima u
less than by the River Line. - - - . ,x,,.. n
o28f BENZ. r. Fla Nl1kFtS SEES.
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STE AMSEiEPS.
AND MATAGO IDA b

To sail on SUNDAY. March II, AZ 8 a. NJ
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY
fFFgh New Orleans Texas United States Malt Line
The superior enppered and copper fastened steam
shin Charles Fowler contnandcr vi" leave as above
tl United Sates mails For freight and passage,
having apply on board Or to
''S l. G. HARRIS, Manager,
81 Camp street.
steamship of hi,n will leave every Thursday and Sun
dRy mornings for the above nnrts. M
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AWNINGS - BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
boTnsio Ssbs Of white and veined Marble, and 70 casks
F Ss1S STONE BIRELL co., 81 opauOnstrs
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NEW ORLEANS mA0HnNE @"00D WORKS
P HOW, EEGEEEER,
2l2 and 2lA Nav I4evee street
PATENT COTTON CLEANING AAoHlfhS made sold and
in operation.
PATENT METALLIC AND GRIEpsToNF SAW CUMMING,
MACHINERY MODELS, ETC., put in operation
FANCY WOOD WORE of all descriptions,
naOrders for the above executed prc~Ft>y se1
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fell 81 NTEIOIll770FH ~.
New Orleans. Pensacola, Fla.
FEENSA COLA LURET8EGts-P PENSACOLA LUMBER
Having every facility Mills in Fsriaa known % tn,
Iirt Mills tho 1e,lENctHre Of Rough and Dressed lTn
nor wa are prepare1 TO receive shipment in
tv The reputation Mills a we'll known, Our tortns il
verbally New Orleans city acceptance,
w - rETcTsT THOMAS MURRAY & co,
@. POOLEY, cor Ge4aE aH1 " Haitt IS
CO. C.. BaTCuELrER,l "b-> -
tSGsEsEE AG;ENGY -
= Of IE4E UTIiETSE2 &rEU
STACKER IELlN WORKS
TgE, NESsEH.
Sugar Zettlas from 81 70 dalene.. q m inch
E. =. &C 10 20 irahes daIne5r...., l % an Inch
uu3sr inches diaccst3r. 70 81 tnet
Fur7sea uEtp 525 80 $50, according to sse md psi
&tERt0 Bars &C Th5r nouta. ~
n, r. Ia VTfAI,EBEUVRE,
rlourais5io1 Merchant.
y. .
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Agents for the manuactnre.of-
SHEET AND BOLT COPPER, BRASS AND COPPER
TUBING TENNESSEE IRON, CAST IRON PIPES,
PLANTATION BELLS, AND BRANCH,
CROOEES Il CO.'S SAWS,
RIOS. 80 and 81 Camp street,
lrlnnhiS
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Railroads
saw ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT HoRTaEAN
Rfkiyo@d ONCE No lis Camp street. opposite LafaSssaG
sqkae pr..;a...
Il T. Cbaries 81. SECRETARY.
s Williams General superintendent
NEW ORLEANS, oFRLousAs AND GREAT WEsTERE
Railroad Office Of ST. Peter and old ls7ea streets,
opp osite Jackson Square. s
8, \. Flanders. Secretary
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-23
CHATHAM CLOTHING FOR SOLDIERS.

UhAI6AM CLUIdlN6 FUh SOLUlEkS.
In 0BEDIENCE TO REQUEST OF HIS EXCEL
lency the Governor of the State in regard getting
up clothing for the soldiers R. B. PASCHAL Sheriff of
Chatham county, appoint the following Committee in the
several Districts to act for and the community gener
ally in getting up clothing for the sodeis-hoping that
all good citizens will aid US in the same
PittsborU'-Jno II. Haughton, II. A. London, Thos B.
Harriss.
Haywood Elias Bryant Dr. R. X. Smith, Capt James
Womack, J. A. Pattishall.
Buck Horn-R s. Marks, DR.. VIM. Buchanan. VIM Cross.
New Hope-N G. Richardson, r. c. Council, E. Council.
Lassiter's-G. ]. Williams, M D. Williams, A. Noring
Jones' Grove-J. w. Hackney G. w. Fooshee A. Rggsbee
Badwins-y j. Baldwin, VIM. Norwood, J. J. Harrington.
Hadsys-Aiyis Thomas, E. H. Straughn, o. AcMarh, w.
j. Lutterioh.
Silk HOpe-Robt; DOrsett James Hutton, WIN. G. Perry,
DR.. Geo. Kirkman
Albrights-Dr. D. H. Albright Tbos. c. Dixon, VIM. R.
McMath. ..-
Edwards'-Sampson Edwards, sam1 ser, W. G. Albright,
Gees-ThOs c: Dowd, Thos W. Matthew's John B. Marsh,
DR.. L. w. GorreIl.
Rock sprngRobt Lambert James J. Lane Jas. A. Scott.
Jere. Brewer.
Locust GrOve-W. D. Tyson, DR.. A. W. Palmer, h. o.
Dunlap.
Egypt-Dr C Nswby, Brooks Harriss, Mark Bynum, W.
J. Sloan. ~
Burk,s-Dr. CASTOR E. Brown, A. G. Hsadeu, w. ReadsD,
VIM. White 80
am glad to that the aides have taken hold Of this
matter in Chatham hope alb the good citizens win aid us
so that will be surpassed any county in the State
In such good cause
r. B. PASCHAL, Sheriff.
Pittsboro', Sept. l6, 1851. 66-lt
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RALEIGH. NC. WEDNEs DAY. OCTOBER 2s 1861
qures an oa, to be made i. shall be made by some officer

CURES an oatn 70 De made II shall be made BY officer
Of such corporation @
SEc ~ Be further enacted That the courts te vested
with Jurisdiction and required by this settle oil part
nershps heretofore existing between citizen aud who
Is an alien TO the of the alien
N.Y. and to sequestrate it, Aud SHALL also all foint
rights when alien enemy is concerned and sequefate
the interest of such alien enemy
Sac 90. Be further enacted That in all cases Of ad
minsiraon Of matter thing, under this act the
court having jurisdiction may make such orders touching
the preseT vaton OF the property effects under the d
ton control of the Receiver inconsistent with the
foregoing provisions to It shall proper And the
Receiver at time ask and have the instructions Of
the court judge respecting his conduct in the dispose
tion or management Of any property effects under his
contrnl. -.
SEC 81. Be urtker enacted That tbs Treasury notes
Of this Conederscy shall be receivable payment Of all
purchases Of property effects sold under this aci
SEC 22 Be further enacted That nothing in this act
shall be construed destroy impair the lien or other right
Of creditor citizen resident Of either of the Con-
federate States Of other person. citizen resident
Of any country State Territory with which this C0nfed-
is in friendship, and which person is in hostility
to this Conederacy And any lien debt claimed against
alien enemy within the meaning Of this act shall be
prOpOunded and filed in the court which the proceedings
Of sequestraon had within twelve months from the
institution Of such proceedings for sequeson and the
court shall all proper parties TO be made and notices
to be ven and shall bear and determine the resi-
rights Of all parties concerned Provided however that
sales payments Of money shall be delayed for
Of such rights proceedings; but any money
allied BY the Receiver whether paid into the
still in the Receivers hands, shall stand in lieu Of
that which produced said money and be hed the
demand Of the creditors aforesaid IN the
propounded ard filed aforesaid within twelve months
aforesaid shall cease 10 exist against the estate proper
ty, effects sequestrated, the proceeds thereof.
APPROVED August So 1861.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROCLAMATION.

TN PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OF REsoLu.
u tion Of the General Assembly of North Carrioa
Henry T. CLARK Governor E 0eo af our SAID State do
hereby notify aud require all male citizens Of lhis State
now in the enemys country Of the United States TO re.
leaa 9rty days JlOn the dats hsrse And DO hereby
declare rs az alien enemy subject 70 al the palms. penal
alien enemy evefy failing 10 obey The
Of this Procamatiou, except be be soldier in the army
OF the Confederate States some Of them or in pr
son, or detained BY force. -
HENRY 7. CLARK,
ExpcuuFE DEpARfnESr
Raleigh, Oct J., 1861. S7-sed.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE!
JUST OPENED
ISA AC OETTIN GER.

Corner of Fayetteville Street and Market Sqnare)
10000 DOLLARS W0l tt
OfMen's and Boys Ready Made Clolning, Boots,
Shoes, Hats,
And great many other articles
wish IL distinctly understood that these Goods were
bought in times Of peace consequently at much lower
prices than they could be bought for They viii be
sold again ut the old retail prices.
have no particular fancy for saying so much. all ask
of the public is to give call they will certainly not
be disappointed in the quantity, the quality well in
the prices of my goods .l-s
Remember Of Fayetteville st. and Market Square,
formerly occupied by Mr.. Poole)
f--- Respectfully,
ISAAC oETTINGER.
Raleigh, N. G., Ang. 30, 1851. 7s-lm-
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QUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE. h
OCTuRKR 30 lhfl q

a NY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO MAY BE be.
II srous OF taking Contracts for making oolhes for Ihe
Army OF North CarDa obtain terms kc on aniir.
tion at this Office Goods will be issncd 70 any resnon
sioc parties in quantities sufficient ciothe see tn
Panes- which can be made up in their
Goods on the return Of the anufactured articles Par
ties may furnish the Cloth, which win be paid for bs he
Stale. J. DEVRRErfY an
October 4, 1851. = = = sSset q a. -
~ The Register and State Journal Raleigh. and the
Wilmington Journal. Washington Dispatch Newberp Pro-
borough Recorder Greensboro Patriot SaIsbary Wsteb
man, Uatawba JuurpaI Western Demucrat Salem Pres
lrede Express, and Asheye News will COPY the abeye
ment. ~. E-tsss 49, t5.s = - =
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HEAD QUARTERS n. c. TROOPS, !.
Adiutaat Gensral,. Office,

TGExERAL ORDER No. 20 -
A LII COMPANIES HEREAFTER ACCErTED By
n the Governor will remain at home without paw nm.
I'll called an for active service when reasonable time win
be allowed them for reaching the appoeted place rem
aessous This order is pecessay, account of the H-
tied quantity of Coihing and Camp Equpsge on hand
ana TO enable the Governor to have these supplies ready
TOR the use Of the Troops at the time they gin their field
service. - --s.l--fs'. !. - -TsrF'
By erder of the Commander in Chief - -
...-. s---.-. ]. q. MARTIN, -.
Adjutant General.
October 49, 1851. s2-9t.
w All papers in the Stale cspy four times and send
bill to the Adjutant Generals Office. &ss rfAt7
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RAILROADS.

NR0M and after this date goods will be delivered
until after the freight has been PAID. 40 <rcpioas
TO the above rule. -
D.A. WICKER, Ast
Jan. ], 1881. Ea
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NOTICE
NOTICE 81,
To the Sheriff. Of tie different Counties Of North
0ctober 8, 1851.

To the Sheriff. Of tie different Counties Of North
Carolina s 49, 49,. D.
A Ii BLANKETS AND CLOTHING WHICH NAY
n be received by Jon be directly 10 the eeyeu
Companies which went from your couny-and when soar
balance I'm hand TO the Quartcrmsser in Raeieh. Yo1
will put up ell artic es intended fIr your Conpauies in
strong boxes directed to the Quarterinasier in Ralein
with the Company and the Regiment plainly marked ON
them; and will have the contents OF each box marksd
on it. ---t@.
Whenever the Companies duty in your neirhbor.
hood authorized TO deliver the articles 10 them
taking the receipt Of the Captain fr them which recept
you will forward TO this Office
fF-' J. DEvEREUx A. NJ
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PROCLAMATION,

PROCLAMATl0N,
By his Ercelleney HESRY T. CLARK, Gorernor of
the State Of North Carolina. >
Executive 0ffce,I
RAEsIsH, Oct 3, 1851. (
In PURSUANCE OF THE POWER GIVEN NE BY
the 18th secOn nf the Constitution and by and with
the advice of the Council Of State do hereby prohibit the
expectation beyond the limits of this State III an BACON
PORK, BEEF. LEATHER MEMS SHOES, WOOLEN
GOODS, JEANS LINSEYS and y LA HKETS. except
through the orders of the prper Officers Of the Cnrd
crate Government, or Of the State Government.
The order of the 18th umo this subject Il hereby
reroked The AdjuaBt General is directed to employ an
necessary to carry into full effect this arder
Siss Done At the City Of. RALEieH, ih 3D. Octo.
HENRY T. CLARK.
Gov. Es O1cio
Oct0ber B, 1881. ~ -s~rs - So-tE
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WILLS L. MILLER. A. a. FosrER.
THE CHALLENGE BRoGAN MANUFkCfORY.
MILLER & FOSTER,
s--.s THOMASFILE, N. e.;
..s WHoLEsALE MAHUFACTURERS OF %
NEGRO BRoGANS & FARMERS KIP SHOES
E OF FARIO STYLES.
Orders solicited and satisfaction guaranteed in all
s1ases. --
April Z, 1851. s5-ly
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BUSINESS CAKUS.
.--.-.
NEW WHOLESALE
shoe and Lea h er HI use.

WILSON, McILWAINE q co..
66 Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
HAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
IL unusually large Stock Of Goods in their line
prisng every variety of Mems Womens and Childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BRoGANS,
TRUNKS VALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LBATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &C., &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag uts in this City for the sale Of
MitcheIl~ Metallic Tipped Boots,
And SHOES for Boys nd Girls Merchants are invited to
examine their stock prices which they determined
shall compete Iy with houses here elsewhere
t Orders promptly and carefully attended to BY
of the firm.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r w. ROBERTS.
September S, 1889. 7S-tE
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InlPoRTANr sAIE.
a NENERAL COMMISSIoN. lac I.

Quartermasterss Deparfmenf.1Fe =
......s - RALElGH, n c., ocl.s7, 1851. H.
DR0P0SALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS or.
Il nee for furnishing the North Carolina TROOPS With
bats and must stale price and number which can be de-
hvered per week. and also What time the deli, ery il
commence. JOHN DEYERETJx a o M
October 8, 1861. = - ss--fI.
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ExrRAcTs FROM TIE MILITIA BILL APPROVED SEPT 1881
"SEc rs. All military officers havus the charge OF mo.
ney or property beiongngto the State shall make quar-.
form as he may prescribe, aud as amy other returns
reports which he may require. All said re.
turns shall be made within twenty days utter the expira-
ton Of the quarter, and any officer failing to make the
same in one month after the expiration such quarter or
TO settle up his accounts when required s and ay
which he ought TO accnuH shall be dismissed by The COY
ernor unless sufficient excuse is rendered for such us
aud default" Z ''rf-
"SEc so. All former dsbursng officers wha shall not
have closed their accounts and had the settled prior
to the 2h OF August 1851 shall make settlement OF The
same with the Adjutant General; - and an
oicers having public property Of every kind and descp
tion which shall be in hrs hands, who shall 90 out d ,cs
on the goth of August before after thar time 81 an
account for and deliver such prpery the Adjutani Gen
erai and failing to do shall Be liable to be sued in the
name OF the Stnle and all suits ut law which it NAV be
necessary To prosecute under this for the State nav be
brought in the Superior Court Of Wake county.
October ]. 1851. r.-->.s !, . s7--st
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ADJUTAkT GENERALS oFFrcE,t1

NDSO fAIN = . I'm EhAH41D UFEELB - z
RALEiGH, September 2sth. lssi. f.
GENIAL 0RDER, No. II. = - ,ss4
]. ALL MILITARY OFFICERS OR AGENTS. having
in their possession property belonging to the State par
Stnres including eothing are required to make I and
complete return TO the Adiatant General M all on hand on
the goth instant The end Of the Sd quarter Their special
attention is called 60 fhs suDexed extracts from The law
Any officer authorized to make bills account of the
State will report at the end Of each month"; all that may
remain unpaid. S9-+
By order Of the Commander in Chief. ~F
JAMES @. MARTIN ~
sAdjuiant General.
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TUST RECEIVED
- AT THE INDISPENSABLE
WHITAKER'S,
July 81, 1861, ..-. ~, =
10 Boxes Colgate's pale Soap
10 Boxes Colgate's Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Boxes Osceoa Starch,
Kegs Soda,
so Boxes Candles .r--
Hngsheads Mnlasses s...
10 DEzen Brnoms,
40 Sacks Fine Salt.
20 X and ~ Boxes Raisins,
II Drums Figs,
20 Bbls. A. Sugar, - ST.. ..
5000 MS NuTth-CarOliua Bacon,
10 Bbls. Cut Herrings,
10 Bbls. Family Roe Herrings, IN. CO.
Bbs. Mackerel,
Bbls Mulet, r. &. .. .-
Bbls Salmon,
Bbs White Shad,
10 Bbls Crackers
PEACHES AND APPLES
Raleigh, N. c, July 81, 1861. 60
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lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
a. Butter, Water and Soda Crackers, Candles Sugar &c
E. A. WHITAKER.
Raleigh, N. c. July 10, 1861, Co,
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A LARGE LOT OF FRUIT DAILY Ex.
n pected from Virginia, Georgia and Alabama.
L. a. whitaker.
Raleigh N. c., July 10, 1861. Co.
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w expected at the INIMITABLE WHITAKER'S
great variety of WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
April s. 1861. So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-17


BrHoP.-On Wednesday, May Is CArHARiSE T., wife OF
William T. Bishop, aged 81 years, months and % days
the members Of Hiram Lodge No. 4is, T. and A. N the
St. Nicholas Lodge No. 1884, l. o. Of o. F. and the Exempt
Engine Company are respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral from her Late residence, NJ sol Ninth avenue
this friday afternoon at half PAS. o'clock Her
mains will be taken to Greenwood for nterment.
BAIts.-On Wednesday, May is, OF consumption, HAIR
BATES, youngest daughter OF the late James c. and
Martha Bates.
The riends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of her mother No
AZ Wyckon street, This Nriday) afternoon, at three
o'clock, without further notice
BuRNe.-On thursday, May 10, PATaoK BrRss in the
seth year OF his age
The friends and acquainanccs Of deceased; also the
friends Of Thos and John COnno respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this friday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, from his late residence, No. l6l Perry street
III iStaARD.-on Thursday, May 10, after a lingering
Illness, MARY T. BLANCHARD, aged % years, moath and
10 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from residence OF her
brother, Matthew Fleming No. 10 Carkson street, this
tFriday) afternoon, at two o'clock Her remains will be
taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
CaMpByIf~--On Thursday, May Is, after 4 short but
painful Illness, Of dscsse ~ the heart, Joas Troass
C,MrBuI, aged IL years, months and p bays
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from 81 yncents Hospital
Eleventh street, this day lfridayJ The remains will be
taken 10 the Cemetery in Eleventh street Tor ntefment
CIowsiSY--on Wednesday, May Is, pIAan,a,, VITO OF
W. G. Clowsley, in the i7ih year Of hcr age.
The friends OF the family, also the members Of the
tend the funeral from her late residence, & Roosevelt
street, this (Friday) afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
GuRRr.-On tuesday May IL, Of scarlet fever, MARTIN
RoRERT only son OF William and Mary Curry, aged 2
years months and - days
Dublin papers Please copy.
CLARK Brooklyn, r. D.. on Wednesday, May Is, OF
dropsy In the chest jaws Glars, engravsr and pripte
In the 10th year Of his age.
Further particulars in 10 mogrows paper.
DrtFY.-On Thursday morning, May l6, JAsys WILLIAM
only son Of James and Marestt Duffy aged years aud
6 months
The relatives aud friends Of the family are respectrully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of hi
parents 2s sixth street, near avenue g, this friday
| afternoon at two O'Clock precseiy.
DouE-On WednesAa May rs MwEAu DoYLs aged
~ years native Of parish Boliing Ghss, county
wicklow ireland.
The friends and relatives are requested TO attend the
funeral from his late residence 25 Fast Twelfth street.
| this Triday) afternoon at two O'Clock
| fmry.-On Wednesday, May u.s. EtYy Q hruARN
months and IL days.
The friends Of her parents respectfully invited
attend The funsra from The residence OK her gaa
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Etrlsros, ya-Stsamshp Cleator--P Tenor Fcgner,
Brown Mrs Turner, Mps fucker aud servant Mrs Turner's
and Mr. kncss Mrs Sblsy and child Miss Sibey Mrs
Iechenhsdd and three children Mr. Kerxard, AFrsnk
I'm, Williams. W Wyeih, Csps Conk Mrs hls Hum
phriea
DEPARTURES.
rtyfapooi-steamshipA Arabia from Bos,onL Ellis Miss
Adelaide Phips. Frederick Phillips Luig MONT, Mrs Mou,
child and nurse, William Appleton, wife aud two children
wum Phillips, Mrs Mills and Mrs. Rchardsoa OF BOSTON,
william Mason and wife OF Royboy Miss SANDS Of Cam
bridge Phillip Carey Of Lowell: John II sheafe and John
Newton Ezra Kelley George Kelley OF New Bedford
Or G. II lrtch, Gusiavus Fisherman and A Young u
Lover. IL Or Caswel OF Providence; Capt Cregh
ton Of Thomaeon; Kensctt, Thomss Kensett, Dalle
Blss, Mis- Clarke. III Clarke, r. M. Clarke Barn
well, Vim Boasr, Gregory Thomas II punrey II A Gar
rett simpon Brown Drummer Narburg, Mr. Guitermsn
Thomas Tallenhie OF New York; New q Hughes and
Mics Annn of Newark Nj John Dallett ST. aud Thos
Watt Of Philadelphia; Miss Lockeit, schuartze wife
and child Burchsrkt, annette Umpfelbacn and X
Hnrrec of New Orleans Laughton. wife and child Of
Platievie, Wis haioss wife and FIVE children, and
Perkhs OF California; DIR Letch, OF Canada West, OgI
vie and Mr. Hamilton % Montreal; w schnnnan, OF Cuba ID
Lmes and Gonzales of Porto Incipe John Donald Of
Pcotlsndi Miguel Berscqi and four ladies' and De Ia
Pima, Of Me,ico; Rev Gurus Hsmln Mrs Hsmn and Niss
Forbes Mrs Forbes two children and servant 10y d.
Harrison. Capt Vaughan Lee Capt Turner Georss Glen
case and 7 CLARK, Of Enrand-l0O For Hahss-Isaac
Parish Of Boston; g Harvey wife two chidrsn aud
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