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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

FACULTY.,


COMMERCIAL law. b. LYNAN, Member
New Orleans Bar Lecturer ou Contracts Com
mercial Usag.s LmbHitiys Of Parties &c.
MAruEVUtoAL bgrARruESr- FREEMAN
CORNISH Professor and Lecturer on Com.
merciul Calculations
BOOK krvrtNa pFrARfvESr- RUFUS DOL
BEAR. Lecturer on Book hopping and Business
Transaction j W. BLACkMAN, Professor
and Lecturer on Book keeping RUFUS l..
DOLBE AR. Adiustey Of Accounts, Exchanges
and Commercial CORE poudencc.
ESGusH Department NJ y MCCARTHY
Professor and lecturer 90 English Literatnre and
CORES providence.
FREScu pgrtBrvFSr-M MARC ROUN, Pro
.,sor and Lecturer oD French Literature.
DEPARTMENT FOR lENNNNsuir- RUFtS
DOLBEAR. Lecturer en- TIE Science OF Pen
manship J. + GRlFF1TH Professor aai Lee
larcr au Commercial Correspondence
SrANsr pErAgrgg>r- MANUEL MAR
EMO, Professor and lecturer ON Spanish Liter
AZURE
Gprnv prrRRrurNr--GEORGE CESS
NER, Professor ani Lecturer on German Lite
ature
IAtN Aso GrErK DRrArqgSr-M MAR
tt,O. q. GE-SNEB Processes
MilrtBy uaRargE>r- MAJOR a. G.
BLANCHARD Superintendent IT military
Instruction ana Drill Major - "a q gradual
Of West Point and was 'ar Il years an ,f'iciau
officer Of che United States Army
Prof ur n IllOMAS-Y Author of tb
pmHrai Gaogg ~ Louacm. propose Z,
Lecture on tb ab,ca ~ ;hl College @r tH
pragrt. o.. Science
April 2I.h 1861.
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Ter shall be received by such cxpfcss o. other
company not ioF delivery bg, 20 1e ma. 10 ilyn
the matter 90 CARRIED shall De pes paid - ihc
same rate that The existing law requires i 90 b.
pnid .50m the point where ii mas h. received hy
such company 10 the point % rs destination and
tie psatmaster whore such company may mai
tha ame shall dc'-cg te stups Hpon i1e sane.
sEc g. IS 70 further enacted That agents
~ arv comu1nv wh0 may carry Ie'icrs uHfcr
the provisions II this act .hall b. required 20
take an oath that hr wil faithfully comply with
ID, law Of the Couidepte States relating g. the
lnrrying al letters 0r other mail matter and 90
iiteuinz postage stamp ahich oa'h may b.
administered by any Justice Of The peace. and
shall be u writing and signed BY such agent Or
mcsa,ne,r and fled iD iho Postoflico Depart
meat
Approved March l1ih 1861
AN ACT 20 coaiuue iB i1rc' certain lhFs OF
the United -fu''s ol America.
r. % ean,fej by ODE Conf leaic State OF
America 10 torgse.. assembled, That all ihc
laws az tbc United States of America. in force
and iu u.a To- tle Confederate States oi America
On the Case layy Nom mhef 's.t. and rh' m-
consistent with p Constitution 'he Con ed
crate States hc and the -ame ara hereby foni'u'
ned 90 1.re until altered Hr repealed by tbe Con
gre5
Adopted February 1861
Postmaster Returns must BE- made 20 close
on che 3lsl March. the 30ih JUa the BON sep
tembar lu1 the 3l December ia Zach gear
And tha R4urn fr ih fractional part of tH
current quarter which ends i lua Goth ueS' must
be- promptly rendered 20 th Chief q The fiuanc.
Burfaa Post Once Department Non'mry
Alabama. 10 the uun and maafar prescribed
by existing aws aui regulations
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ST. LOUIS HOTEL,


D. Z. HALL 8 Co, PaoTNfroRs
This Iorri recially adapcd for families, ha.
lust been rc opened for the season, after being
thoroughly renovated and those wishing the best
Accommodations 10 a quiet retired part OF the city
will find everything 'hcrecouluciye 70 their com
Tort and enjoyment
Dec %. co. uli:Gt
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

DIN. HupRgIH & co. PaorruuoHs
HAVING recently bestowed much pains az
III expense in thoroughly oy,rhanlel the 81
CHAmfs HorEl. 70 which were added last yrn'
several suites Of apartments suited for families
Is well a. additional sleeping apartments Tor
single gentlemen. the proprieton are now pre-
pared 10 give increased accommodations 70 theil
numerous fricnda and patrons, and take this op
pertunity Of returning their thanks to the citizens
of Texas for the liberal patronage they have re-
ceiycd from that State, during the past year.
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T.. l.. TRICkEY.
MATCHMAKER AND JEWElER,

IV0e T07I Bf70Ie TdJ70T1 Drag N0Icl
JEFFERSON, TEXAS,
l. EEfS constantly an assortment Of fnc
IL Watches and Jewclry Tor Ladies aud Gen.
uemen. Silver Spoons, Spectacles, &e. All
articles warranted
e1y- Chronometoy. Duplex, Lever, and iiori
zoutal Watches repaired and warranted, ~yra
March 1861 n26if
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22


se.rssI8ylsN n; BAfrru IRE A eorres
pond,ut u the New York Tribune writes
from Baltimore on The 22nd ale.
There il no danbt taat the condition
Of this city Ia a drul5a,tle oue Che
amount 1l accession corruption IA th.
SOCIAL veins 10 vast and by mo- means
de- rea.iur. aud il will be sure ta bnvc
another eruption before tho thing IA
done with Nearly every Methodist
preacter I'm tie civ Is a secosslapist
every Bapti.t preacher with single *
ccptlnn. il saii t. boa symua,bizer with
treason lars, portion OF ,he P,e.hy
teri.ns iss. wAln. strange 20 say t6o
ministers al the Episcopal church arp 40
loyai-the r congregations being gene.
rally disluval Dr. A. e. Cox. rclns,d
to give his congregation the communion
a tew weeks ago, declaring that be had
heard Of things MITIGATING sp.rit ma
worthy to participate IN hat sacrament
50 he exec communicated tham for o while
Even tie somewhat windy aai vapid
youth WIN dIs thr place once $50 WORTH
" occupied by Dr. Barn p, 10 the First
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
HOME MADE FURNITURE.

Shop North u tc Cour HaHe
MARSHALL. TEXAS.
THE Undersigned would respectfully inform
| ihe citizens of Marshall aId iht 1rr0uadin :
country frat De con'inle o. carry on iae
CABINET BUSINESS
al Dis Oh stand North Of thf Courthouse llt
j. prepared 20 tNccate oil work iu Dis line 30
.lp,rIor styit and Of fair prices. Wardrobe
Serutafie. Desks. SAFES, Wash stand. Bed
.'.ads. and other furniture will be- Aep, ou band
or made at short notice. Ill work Is wei
known lad be confidently asks tar liberal
share u pa'rgnag.
Z. ITDOLPH
Fob IS. 1850 n22-tt
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CHARLES DECK ERT,
Boot and ShoeMake

(5suth-west corner II the pua!lc sqaare1
II tEPS constantly on hand large assortment
N Of Ladies and Gcntcmeuu boots and shoes
his own manufacture also good supply Of
sole and upper leather for sale.
From bis long experience and close attention
othe business he hopes to have a continuance
of that patronage heretofore so literally bcs,ow.
cd ON him. An orders promptly attended 10
sr1 v0rl warranted
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

- III ID VI \
-. -
~ Eoai,rss. oc tie Conf asra,e Static Of
a.'e,,e. Jo ee,ff. NAT from aud after such
period as The Postmaster General ,s nay oy P'I o.
.a.aailoh an.o'il' w.. ', 80. - 80
sin,le aal / lctttr. aul i0r every letter 90 man.
H,crinr ~ paper af any kind upon which infor
nation .haI D. askffl Or NO communicated IN
writing as by marks ~ signs. eeaTsyfd 10 'he
nail iar ans distance between places within the
Cousdeaie States ol America, NOT exceeding
leg hundred miles Use cents; and fog any di+
taHee exceeding hvc hundred miles d1ah.e ihui
n'e. and every letter ar parcel not eseeelinR
ball an ounce IN '.it haIi hs deemed a SIN
ele letter AMI every additional W.'ahf 81 hall
an ounce or additional weight Of lev Than half
az ounce shall be- charged With additional SIM
Il postage sal ~ oakfrfs aaH'inWc o'hsr
h1a orHtei 1fwfd'e4 m1ffl-aHi moHeg plak
rrst ave fa.'ufsI ms Hrss.-.h1f 2. f1ied ~
us1.' n. i8sN r r1ff and .Ha. ie charged
iha rates 81 postage oo letters and az drop let
far-. Or ie''cis placed in aus rasiniliae not Tor
tran.m asian bui Tor delivery only .b.il De chang
"a with postage 90 taa rate n two cents each
aal Boo az ne foregoing caRs the ppsias must
b, prepaid by stamps and al ic.lcr which
shal hereafter be- advertised ha remaining over or
arca'iel iol go any p.-t0lice shall be charged
wiih tN1 ceats each 10 addition 20 The regular
postage both 70 be accounted ior as ether poat
agss of thi. Coaio1ency
~, -. Dill. ..y.... D..
f'''F' p" t'f"'f' ~
PfH'" a4'Iff "''Nt'RR h''h'
Anat.i, further enacted That al newspapers
gslfisbsJ ,,itbie the ceet-ate state. got "a.
ie.l;cg ,,rr, s4en.s ig prighf and cent rom
D .g3f...,f ,,fi,f.asfia, fo s.tu.i aaf hama ffs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

John Hohson, q private, was shot near
y \ fer rssisss.ss I. military r-lss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

CAEsrfRrirlD TAcues The following,
f.8m late Yankee PAGER viii b. ap
pseeiatcd by the lovers ui iuu
Lord Chesterfield was generally o..
gard,i as the paragon OF palitcaess
and 81. some people ihlu6 that orders
gwen ~ ml,hry oGc,rs, from Colo.
nel down % Corporal a- a general
thing, ara entirely too harsh. corrc-
ponden,. who las paid much attention
t. military etiquette, sends "a The ioi'
Owing. which plainly shows that even
in warike times these little amenities
Incident 10 first class gentlemen are not
to be forgotten Our correspondent,
who il a member q the Home Guards,
says
from the fact that the usual mode Of
giving command hy military officers
falls 80 harsh apaa iAe ears Of sensitive
ptisntes the following style has been
attached 90 u regiment OF Reserved
Grays.7 and - appropriately termed tn,
Chesterfield Manual
BY Cenmand.as OGi<r
/ Gentlemen, you win please give
ne your attention
. You viii be- kind cnoagb To cast
your head and eyes 10 the right, and EN-
deagor a. 4brefve ihs immaculate Boo
som" Of the third gentleman from you
3 Obhge me now by casting your
visual organs''n the front
1 Allow me u Suggest the yropriety
of coming to an order arms
5 Grutlemen, will you c0ndesceud tC
order arms.
9 You will confer a special favor by
coming - support
I II i meets with your APPRECIATION
beg leave % propose that You "a. y
arms.
8 Nov, geatlencn you will please
present arms
9 shall consider myself under ever
lasting obligation, # you viii once
more obl:gr me by carrying arfn4
10 Having - just and high .ppregia
lion Of your intrinsic worth, a. well as
your exalted position IN society, bum
bly, trust thAt am not infringing upon
your good nature when request you
10 tfail arms
II Gentlemen. Coz the last time, per
mil the Ia remark. thai it IL my earnest
desire thai you should come TO a shuul
der arms
10 Ii &c is not too lahori1us. Z should
be delighted e. see you change your Pc
silion by coming TO right face
~ To conclude your ardulus cxer
cisc-, will s,ll further trospass upof
your well kguwn liability by desiring
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
BATTLE HOUSE.

THE fremont HOUSE r. eds street Shreve-
i port, la. lately occupied by $. = Dag,
having been fitted mp with entirely new hirni.
turo, Nc has been reopened under the name Of
the Battle IIouso by the undersigned, who will
eudeayor to give satisfaction to the travelling
public.
The House is situated in quiet part Of the
town and particularly suited TO the accommo-
cation of ladies The proprietor wishes TO make
but one pledgc--which is that the slricteat
cleanliness shali be observed in every depart
nent
a p BATTLE
October 1a $50 II,
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SEARS E. WlTHERSP0ON,
wuotEHttE AND slfait
DIR t G ISL :.
MAr-u AL IEAA.-

SUCCESSORS TO sAsDERS STARS
NNOUlp respectfully annoange 20 ibe casio-
w meas Of ihe old 6rm, their friends and lh.
public generally. tha, they have on hand and
will be- consta1Uy receiving as ihe trade de-
mand-. au Do various articles 100 thei liu2 @.
hasinaes such Is. a wen selected Ftock Of Drugs.
Chemicals. pia Paints. Window Glass. SHOP
furniture OF az kinds Stationary, consisting Of
letter and Cap paper Blank books Envelope
sc. OF jhe popular Patent Medicine. fcrllm.
cries and llaf preparations, Sc. sc
Thoq havr also Just received large supply
or d,sh Garden Seeds. which are going very
Ca, Thost Wishing Garden Seed had better
supply carly ........,.
SEARS A WlTHkR~POON
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WANTED.

4 Ghi from Is TO 20 ycara Of age, for th
n year 1862 Apply to
A, 4. sMlTII
ifHs RgIfoa} OFs
''ad,r5 ms 1862
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MARSHALL
MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,

TllE above lustui on will be rs.opned on
l the trsi Monday 90 september next under
the direction Of Me- De, S. Eaton and Lady.
assisted hy competent teachers ia every depart.
mont The prices Of tuition have been much
reduced 20 salt the times Pupils charged from
the iH Of oa'uHa until the close Of the
Session uale's m cUsc' of protmcted sickness.
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*rlrttrh pnstrp.
Fsm the Ne. orleans tftsftti
OK eoUrHaoy. on

on GoUrHaoS on
"a. sosiaros. ca
Yoar aass saias.sl
Ma ela.as.g seel ard aesih.shos aa''ed
.aa vars DARK slsrt,-s .osd swiftly wh'flsi
Year country ais ca s5aisron, 20
ssfiks soltAtsu, .i.se
Tue fo,nsu. trail
/. mai.e4 With blood ina dam, alike
And vsrraa's Shrek and afla's wal
SHOW pat be wars upon tie fgaii-
~ q hate. STRIKE, ; 4iEssa, s.'.ke
Can usaAosd o.
Aat, recfesn;. tgAvs
lie .aenr .ea-n the atgtsa eye
useks3 Ia .is CHAINS cring'os Save
NJ Rather SEEK q soid's gave
.rs show ne 'yras' bow to t.s.
Then. sts,sfon. on
BY ali tAats iesf.
By f..tls ace aud hH5sood'' iasnt
b, mother. lyss ali maiden prayer,
he bra .hsgs tl98i tie sister tear,
one s.Asee 90 Hss71 thc4 -outhraa aa
". 3. o..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22

The Music department viii be under the
direction 81 Prof 4 Foler.
Nrs Edwina Richardson viii have abarrc If
the Ornamental Department
Patronage is respectfully solicited,
GEO. $. EATON.
Aug s.. 1861 47.W
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
GREAT CHANGE!

NEW GOODS AND 4 NEW MAN -
l. SIIARfZ Informs his irien6s and custom
10 cr- OF Marshall AVID Harrison county
THAT Ae hA. sold Dis entire stock 20 Mr 4. Loeb
aho sal! carry ou the business
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
Stoves, and manufacturers
r I NJ w A r z ,

Il EtP constantly on hand large stock Of Cookin I
n aud Heating Stoves OF every variety Of rat.
terms. sole Agents for the sale Of the celebrated
ECoGoMISM COOKING STOVE, RIfEY's FLY
TRAP, WINsHP's sELF-YENTILATING RE.
FRiGtRAToR the CREOLE COFFEE POT, AR.
THURS sELFSEALING CANS and JARS
March 80, isG0 n2s.y
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NEW POSTAGE ACTS.

vUricE 10 THE Pumic AND INSTRUCTIONS
TO ro-THAsrERs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
a0a4N NEnx s0Nl,

Cali and see mr. yourselves.
Marshall, March2 .. 1861. n2i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-22
BUY AND SELL GOODS CHEAP !

lie promises to Keep always on hand larry
and handsome stock Of goods, suitable for thi
market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
ArriyeA.

Steamship Cumba SIMMER New Orleans Nov TO- and the
Bar a.t mdss. and p.<s. Dern,on Wyckof. Was %.
tanned 10 hours o. the Aspp River IN consequence Of -
pilot getting the saip aground. Nov 22 2O mies T. Z.
from Bar passed steamship Mcclellan hence bound for
Steamship puter.burs Hoffman, Neworlean, Nov 20 and
r. oil Cape Carnival spoke brig San Antonio nom New'or'
leans fsr Phisde pha-
pas. to II. B. Cromwell L Co.
Ship T. j. sOnthara Inew. 1903 tuns. Howard, Ball. Me-,
BIZ Princess Royal cBr) EewbOld Bermuda II days, in
ballast TO Smith, Jones Go. Sailed in company with ship
Hsri.buIg AID b. bark konsyquash for New.York Nov.
81, at "a ~ lon o. A. spoke bns Isabel Beurnann bound
Biz Avo.et.s Dr. Of Bslfs1) Toso Lssusyrs Nov and
Porto Cs5elo lnh coffee snd aides to ballet, Bliss.
DAYS, iusc. hides &C.. to j. n smith Co
Big Ebs DE-, Of Wipdsor, n. 81. Bsckwth. Grs0d Tuh
- days Sal, 10 D. X Dewcn
Brig Victoria Br, Of ssuouth ~ 81, Crecker, Salt Key,
T. J.. Aov. IL, ssL TO Daniel assrf
Big Rival. Apologize, Alexandria days. In balut to
BIZ A.ndsie CBr MoBinie Sidney. c. B.. 10 day., Goa,
70 Y. !. hevus Il SON
ssar Alice (r, Cooling ChUlos.e.own, P E. l., Il days.
schr s f. Fsrker Ezsesad Phi.sdelphia. coal ell, for
Nes Bedford.
Schr 5 B. Garrison, Grace Philadelphia coal bound for
scLr J. Ysubes, FraInbes, Philadelphia coal bound fos
schr Central America of BO.ion) Berry Havana 10 days.
IN b. last Haeit Carman The bark Amelia, ior New
YORK sailed days previous
Schr Lic,yo MUrch. EiigsoetlIort FOR Boston
schr. JoAa ret,en. Buinan Eirabe,hgort for Dover
sctT Emily, 1bonlI soE, Rondout for stamford
schr San Colt, Eiiard, kondout Tor Hartford
schr Amelia. Lane, Albany for New-haven-
Scbr biA0s, Given, EiiZaoethp or Tor Boston
s.esner jose hne %. s. taas por GruEiey, Wsbnsn,
D. c., 10 ID. D. TONI kins.
Steamer CyeneL Green, PhIadeipht. mdse. 10 Lopez
steamer Wes.che,ter Kye Providence. mdss. TO Edward
SylEeI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
Inssc,,sers Smiled

J, ,,,~w.ip Teyes aii for Hrpbsrg aEi SouhcrPS7'-
Gabriel Ray child and srryant Fflncs; Nschado, ha ana
Mis-. Caiuo ~ Detroit Nr aud Mf r0sditset New OK
M, , Uu,hes Arthur Cunningham, Miss Cgn,iug iam.
Bo,an NJ and Mp ioren5sn iu's1s md purse N ~-.ork
Nr Gl.son Z. y. Su,l3p. loui- Nensus New.l9 Ost'
Fitrne Blnpc Frsuce T. ClAuder California; C. hoeesi'
Ofs,oni L. sez Nvw-Norsi @. N.ensnn, San tfait'sooi
Dr. Nora r. Heudich No. Francis +. GIsiu, b, Henry
at ,i.,cr and ehil Dr. HuaId Pss AAel Schech beIus
htrder Nes-YorA; Fncd StiIingcr Aov-iskt Mis- hhe
NJ Lucey Ph.sde pha, Mr. snd Mr.. ii. Aohy, Rev; NJ
Wsto Detroit, Mrs az aud dsughter.. NswEe sTs
s,nc1,. Ccsg1 N-s kisch snd iour children tiaraTo
n Pati,er O.a,sn. Augn,t Huben New.fcrs' g. Ftank'
Mo Heinrich s1hr, lIJrnia, 4. uTuen Na"ISAi wan
olhs!s IN st-.fa.e TOTAL IL - a..
i.ateaA.,,g lyno Jor L'csJeolni's 0roshsn, CAPT J.
Al Mo-. Jrue. h,tesl.e NJ and Mrs A. Law II. X.
par John J. Ksirh. Nr. and Mrs. d o Robinson and ~
fsn, l. Nogt J. t. fi.ch j. Atz. Henry Lloyd Geo Men
"a Can Hamilton Oliver Theodore Kruger Robcr W.
Nat,rbS Olivier Charles Potts, j. H. Tanner, lougls
shannon T. J. Barney James Piatt, Rev Ilena~s Bon al
ar. gn. AGs. has ing ami sen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

Tx JEws' HosPITAL.--Snce the Jews Hospital
has been opened for the reception OF sick ana
wounded soldiers III soldier patients have been &C.
commodaied thin the walls Of that institution. Va
this number, IS have returned 10 duty, IA have bsen
discharged On tie ground Of disability, have died
and "a still remain under medical and surgical tren'-
rneut there For two successive years the Board OF
Directors have been enabled 20 support this hospi
ta without making any special calls upon the com
munity Their previous appeals had met win 'den
liberal response that they forboro any attempt 10
enlist public sympathy in ils behalf, when go
many sacrifices were required TO put down the lie.
bellon; but now their funds are exhausted and
they are compelled TO ark for aid. The Directors
have long been convinced that this institution should
not depend upon irregular contributions for It's sup
port; hence they have set s~ide sum Of ssoooV "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01

ships-Garp.e Andros, San Francisco. O Comaecs z. n'
Taylor Lord London b. h. MorEas Wiley Dfesonootn.,
ssmues Liverpool D. Osdeni SooIoo Hutchinson n0ns
Kong !. H. Williams y. /.
Frohln gham Edith PEPPER tBr) Cunningham Lvs5P0ois
Mcdonald Co.; Emperor lPrl Finayson Cork H9,m~
Doe Co. Clara Hermann tPross Postieh Antwerp C".
Salem Go J9h, Cobb s,Dplss Malaga; "a,hxood
Gersrd Vera Cruz T. Alexander SOM Hannah 1hornsons
Tar, NswOrlesps, N. II. Brigham.
Brg,-P. ~ Tinker, Csrse Mstsnxas, Walsh. Carver
Chuss; Creole Br) Painter, 81 Johns n r. Green Cur
Dews Eagle lBrl Parker Genoa Smith; Jaige Hsths-
way Cunningham Hovsns C. r. Peters Isabella Jewes,
Reed Trinidad, j. y. Ward Co.. James (Br Pennistons
Granada trinidad Middleton Co jason (br) Boeoes
St John n B.. EduI.ton Bfotls Anna d. Jordan. Abbott
Newt Orleans II. d. Brocknsn Co. Richmond sprSpe'
Nes-orleans Miller Houzhton Palmetto Stuart machiss'
port, simpson CLppi HANCOCK Gibbs Boston, Thomps'n
Hunter.
sohooHer.-w p. Cor. Howe, Philadelphia, Van Brunt
Sash,; Quickstep Richardson. Boston Miller Houyhtont
Moses Hill Limeburnef boston, Electric Lord batmofe,
y. Kenny J. r. Boxer West, Boston; Emma saih, Daat
BrUDt Sasht Dwina- Martin, ST. johns ~ 70
p J. Neyins Son Msnassett Dsvis Rio Jsnerio LsDsdoo
Gilmore. Chase Vera CfIL r. Dow Edward Everett Par'
fridge, ST Martins Brett, Soc Co HsIkswsy (br rem
rision Bermuda Middleton Co.. NJ 3. Ibbe,ts, Cldms
New Orleans. b. j. Small Co. Andrew Stewart Abrams
korress Monroe, L d. Huribui Co. kebecca, McGcs.
Fortress Monroe, 2. ID Hurba Co. Reaper. Barrett, Chin
cotesgae Enterprise Lewis Chincotsague. A g. Hsysnsi
teesne, A c. Hayens; Il. r. Conast W4ss Washington,
simp ClPp; r. w. Brown, Rsshos, Wsshing'on; j.
sIiih Co.; Mary Helen Hutehinson Wsshhi. ton, Van
Btuns s.sns; Anna Edth hssh. Aiibricss. slnpspn +
Cspp Fanny Heating. Snow Boston Leossdia, Small salem,
x W. kopes Co.
Sloops-oIsuen, Denyre, Keypet; Thomas Hail. Hull,
steameIs-Dudey Buck. Crane. sHewbcsn. N. c. Fanny
Cacwa.A-er fcrst' Be more kin, Young Bilimorst
Laurel Christopher, Baltimore Marina CROSBY Baltimore
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Hicnnters. &c,
lori tl)arocns' Nct!ee.
STATE OF Ngw-Yosx.

STATE OF Nyw-lokk
PoRr.W ARpEgs OPFcB, No. iVt "alt
~-orrcr, IA hereby given, IN accordance with
y Ton ~ the Act passed April H. e3I entitled An
1c to Rsorsanz. Warden Once OF the Port OF Sey-
meter OF such inc airy exsninaton or survey tnas
hliowng vessels under exAm nation BY the Port
~ a, thu, she said surveys or elaEinatons VIII -
con o;ed within days succeeding this notice. sn
hosri said vessels; ~, sv
Bark ~ 20 ~
htsnue
schooner julius Webb. Son.asIa aSs
VIM ID. BURkEI0H, rsssAess
4 Aus,a HalnIuAu. eSerongv.
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pnsecuxcrs Arrived

IL dsrmssp Crnb,,, rom Nsis- OfislHs-Ar. Vidal c.
Aymar Lcg, g. 1horp, MI hele'y, Caps Collins Q. ship
ISln Tflcts Can. Ian .on MI SscFedot Mrs johnson,
Mr. OLrien Ma. Abo,c aud TWO Children Mrs. Smith
aud two children -
IN ,iel ss.as parherbpv9. Jro- Neu OreansCspt Man.
ming M a1d Ms Levy and children Mrs Graham aud
ta!ee ehudgen u. r. Wei,se aud 20 in the stecrase
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TEMPORARY CHANGE or RoU1E.-In consequence
Of the Nicaragua Transit not being in proper order
the steamer America OF Mr.. Robertss new line Of
California steamers will leave for AspinwAH on
THURSDAY tie llih Of December, at noon.
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CITY ETEus.

TIE Hu1cHIssoS FmILr.-This pleasing band
Of brothers Will be in town next week and give
series Of concerts here. They will sng one night al
Brooklyn prior to leaving for Philadelphia and Wash
ington.
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koxisA1Ioss ToR ScHooL OFTIcERs.-Ths ci;i-
1ens Of the Thirteenth Ward, irrespective Of party,
assembled in large numbers q, tie Hall. No. 3Cl
Graud street, on Saturday evening, and agreed
upon Il school ticket, tho names being selected from
the nominations of 10th parties. The ticket WA If
,ervArd adopted BY toe Constitutional un'oni''''
and large posters were Issued, containing the in-
dorseneul Of tho leading Grand street irus. The
,ieke, 10 as follows: For Commissioner, GEo. L.
HALLoeK, Rep. For Inspector, JOSIAH L. DuS
Dem; For Trustees, JosEPH 4. TooxER, DEM
and RoBT. FAIR, Rep.
In the Seventh Ward the Citizens Ticket is head
ed BY DANIL COON, shipjoiner, and ono OF 'h'
oldss, resiaens Of the ward The determination is,
In both these wards, to resclo tie eommoa S'aooi'
from d. ti-An hands.