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~ \ special dispateii fron Cairo to the
Missouri Democrat of Thursday last, saws:
"Tventy-f i've thousand troops are on their
~ay here from II. Louis anil other points,
A. soon a. these reinforcements arrive. acol
ann Of from sixty 10 ssyenty-fye thousand
troops will move from here and Paducah, un
der command Of Gen. Grant. This will be
hut the adv xnee column Another viii FOL.
low shortly after.
The destination OF this force J. aid 20 be
Nashville. Tenn: whence. if a junction eau
he formed with Buel!is command. the eutire
army will proceed TO New Orleans. Amoye
meut will undoubtedly be made within tho
newt sin days
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

FoE 4Hf Ira RrofNrSt DIR. hemp.
Drum Major Of the 18th Regiment. viii iesve
Tor Romney. Va. on Monday he all carry
any letters 70 ths, regimeat or the other reg
meu,s IN that brigade. that may De lef, a
Bars Drug Store 10 day or 70 morrow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

ur,1rn 90 rHe 3lst REoIuIsr-frcm
gentlemen Who have just returned from a
sisi. 10 the 3lst Regiment At Calhoun. Ken
tnckv. we learn that the health Of he kegi
ment has greatly improved. and the Surgeons
apprehend no further serious sickness
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

N Tbe Ssafind. Of yesterday. contains
.hat pufport- 10 be a letter from a soldier
IN KenIucky-the name Of the camp . sup
pressed We doubt If any soldier ever wrote
.uch nonsense. II he did. however. he
should be watched He will betrsy hi-
country on the first oppor,unit,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

AZ IxroRrNsr TFIKsRs rHIe OsIs-ror -
The Cincinnati Commercial Of THURSDAY,
-ay- The telegraph told all the Western
newspapers, the other day, that our troop In
South Carolina. had penetrated within SIX
miles of Charleston. We thought Il ringu
lar. ADD could not see Il on the map. Ii turns
out. however. that our troop penetrated
within six miles of the Charleston Railroad -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

~ There vii be a meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Baldwin Presbyterian Church
and congregation. on FRIDAY evening. Jann-
AIRY Eth. at ; O'Clock. - elect Two Tras
tees 70 al vacancies. And 10 hear the report
II The Trustee. ~ orier q the
D3t TRUSTEES
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

tK- We have received a long spicy com
munication from indianapolis. relative 70 the
Convention. recently held BY The aah VAR
party. which Ne are compelled - lay over
til Monday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

II Biloxi. where the New Orleans pa
per~ report a rsoel force and Two cannon has
beer. recently captured BY the Federal
troops. !. In Mississippi. about twelve miles
east Of Mississippi CITY. and about the same
distance from Ship Island. II i situated IN
a peninsula. formed by the Bilo,i river
and Mississippi Sound. and would appear 10
be = place Of some strategieal importance
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

The ladies Of St. Joseph Catholic Church
an hold a Frssiv.t NJ SArIoSAI HAit on
Tu.dAy night. January 18th. for the henen'
of the Church
Ticket. Of admission - cent. taui2dsdl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

So Ssruinous Or sesshiloas Affections are me
curse. he blight, the potato rot II mankind. Thes
are vie and nlihy A. well a. fatal. They arise ifo,n
contamination aud impufisy q the blood. aud ATE g.
BE- seen All around "a everywhere. one quarter -
all Ne meet are taiuted with them. ana one quarter
Of these die 81 them; die foo,ishiy too. because fhs,
are durable. AffRs SAGssfAEnIA sleanses oui o.
scrcfulous corruption from the blood. renders IL puft
sud healthy. and encctually 'eNpurgases tie iati
Contamination from The system. NJ longer gfoan
under your Scrofuious disorders. siuce the irrcAts
be AnrE has provided his mastery combination 81
curative virtue. that he calls sASs,raHsiA.-inep
ecrai. Waterbury, Ct.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

II Remember the grand Revivs. Ball
Of the Hibsruian Benevolent Society toat l.
20 be hsld IN tbe National Hall on tho night
Of he ieth Of Jasssrv DAT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

lT- Mr.. Leske VII resume The esercs-e-
OF his School on Nondes ~ i3ih ,n-t-
Terms aherttofore
Jan. 2. d6s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

From Col. Albert PIKE. N. c. from ArkAnsA..l
W~Asursoros. u. &. June III. lRa

From Col. Albert Pike. N. c. from ATkAn-as.
WAsHrsoros, d. c. June IL. 1850.
II have nsed two bottles OF your naeHHAvr's Hoe
LAND BurzHs. and have found II very u-eful In cass
Of Indigestion aud Headache. and eoommsnd IL H.
al who need a pleasant and enicaci"u- remedy AIT
valuable tonic.
The late High sheriff OF Allegheny county Ia.
given Us The following
Twas afflicted with Debility Of The Digestive or
gans amounting 10 a severe attack Of Dyspepsia,
which had reduced my flesh considerably. My wife
was also afflicted under the same circumstances. and
with the same disease. Having used your medicine
called BrRHAvE's HoiIANp BTTnKs, We both obsain-
ed relief. and are happy to Afford YOU this public
evidence Of &C. value.
John FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan. a2d, lss7.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

ST. JomSs. y J.. Jan. l0.-Thc excite
meut at CsrbonDear i intense and in~re.s
ing. Several stores we're broken into last
night and arms AMI ~annsoinon distracted
Reinforcement are ssn arfiring n =
cDubtfal IL The miliisr sili be able 70 pre-
vsnta eoIi;sson fneeh i.rry
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

boAADso-Five OF sir persons eaa be a
oommodAsed with boarding. by making spph
cation AZ the south se~s eornes Of Sixth snl
Chestnut streets. aniadlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

SPIRIT LscrURrs--At the CITY School
House. on Sunday. January 18th. at II
O'Clock A NJ, and : o'clock z VI. through
DR.. L. X. Coonley.
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Brrhave.s Holland Isi,ter.s

Tie Phuadeiphis Ar1us. IN speaking Of The ls,s
exhibition held IN thsf ciiy ~ The Franklin fnsl-
safe. say:
Ia noticing medicine, ~e are always eNtr me,
cautions, unless satisfied ofthe merits % the srisc',
Among those exhibited Is the celebrated Holiau.
Bitiers. rhis medicine has been extensively inlr.
dueed In every stafcin the Union. snd into tie ca.
adj Provinces. principally within the last ls
year The exhibition shows testimonials ia ever,
language known N America, amoug which We %.
tioe one from the late Hon. John n. Clayton. q
Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache aud indigestion. ~ whi,l
all persons are mere or les affected. can usually y.
cured ~ moderate exercise, wholesome faod. and =
dose ofBrrhsye's Holland Bitters me hour helou
each meal'-EaH. Sn4 uani -dAwimi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
Come All We. Ny Squad an the Irish
HIiynae.

Col. MuIligan sass he must have s~atisiae
lion for the deeds done At Lexington With
Col Mullen - oar leader. we will go and ~
sist him. he Il % Lexington or elsewhere
The uuion must be rreser, ed. Let Us all
90 to reinforce him. Call AZ ouf oaiee in
the Linton Block. AMI We all tell you ahere
Ms Head Quarters sre
BEN EBBlTT,
dsf J.. T. MOORE.
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BEN EBBITT.
J.. T. MOORE.


Mr. MArf A. CROSBY, Teacher Of Ma-
SIC. will give leasons upon the Piano Forte.
s,ruetion In Thorough Bass and Vocal nssic.
eithet choral OF with instrumental scccnps
niment. New popular Sheet Music. singing
Books. aud the most approved Instruction
Books furnished Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Miss McLecd's school
Room. OF al her residence. Conner Of ohis
and Thiri streets.
A frat class Piano Tor sale Terms sea
sonG BE du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
MUSICAL
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

THE choicest brands of Family
Flour will always he found and delivered . any
part ofshe city free q charge, atA.C. BURROWS
No. So, Main Street.
I WILL pay cash for any quantity
i d prisd Apple and Peaches. &C. FtRROw.
declG Na. 81. Msin Street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
Death of samuel cole.

HAsnoKp, CoNS., Jan. i0.-Col Samuel
Colt died At y o'clock TO as Of al acn,e al.
tack upon tho brain. His decesse was rs-
ther sudden, though not wholly upeS pccted.
He had been III for several days.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

Mornine--wha shall We DO 10 be savedg
Epenia9-what are the requirements to
sustain Individual Life in the Spirit WorldS
Mrs. s. \. Coonley will give recitations Of
Poems before and after each Lecture
Admission : cent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
n RIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash!

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
l. having ~atted his shaving and Hair Dressing
saloon. adjoining the Terre Hsute House. begs leave
10 inform The eilEens and public generally, that he
Il now prepared to walt upon customers In bis
shanpoonlng and Cutting ladies and Liule 6iIis'
Hair. ONO. W. CANADA.
"lodtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

q The Illinois Constitutional CcnEen-
lion met in Springfield on Monday.
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mi
II Hey at Il a. az

fERRE HAUrR INDIANA
SPECIAL attention given to Col
Dlseuons u all kinds. WIN also stteud promptly
90 all business entrusted 90 Ms care - Magistrate.
January 9 81 dd
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Warranted Purely Vegetable

Pittsburgh. Jan. 22d. 1851.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06

COL. PRATT AND DIR KEYsRR's PEoToRAL
SYRUP.-DR. KkYsKR-Dear eiri Excuse the delay VI
my acknowledging the excellence Of your Pectorl Cough
Syrup sooner, take great pleasure In saying that II
and the worst one was ever Actsd with: have uot
used more than oneha Of the bottle and and do
wish that all who are afflicted would give It az fair trial
bAye done and they will be proud to says "It no
.quak Inedlcne.o would not 1uner another such an
attack for any consideration or at any cost con-
ndent can breathe more freely than ever did, sha
excellent remedy. You at liberty to use my name
In this regard, a. you think proper u. y. PRATT,
-as.g Messenger Common Council, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pittsburgh, May IL, 1859. 49,,
NIB am no stranger to my fellow citizens, ana
who entertain doubts can consult me personally.
M. go 80 ~ l.H.R.
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isdl d tIa ,gHilusiE9 tiianaea q ssslosgG4
.ra s1W iasnsYum sds oTi 70 faeW 10 ea;rus
-ag3ya b1s iggsasa siofu dogm smc'ad o. hes,cq
Tylg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06
PATTON NJ. April u, ls5;

. s,o,,o,,u,r, c,,n 1A1ToN ~, NPni II, loSI.
q a WONpAhLuh Vuhb.-eome TIME ago, an old
neiehbor Of mine very ILL with bad cough which
every supposed to be consumption. His relatives
told that he had taken every remedy they heard OF
were confirmed In the belief that he could not live.
had about the third Of bottle Of your Pectora Syrup
which, gave him, and entirely cured him, to the
ishment Of all. What makes the remarkable
Il the exsme age Of the man. being about years
Old i have no doubt the Pectoral sayed his life.
Do vs1 ti.- q 80 ~ " a-l J0HAfN' GINNI6.
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PuTsBUReH, December, 81, 1853.
z A GREAT CURE BY DIR, KEYBER'e pE0T0RAL
SYRUP II live In PEBBLES township Allegheny county
had coughing and gpitting which commenced aoout
the 9Th Of February last and continued eight months,
employed the best physicians In the country, and my
cough continued upabated until early In October. AZ
that time was adviS6d TO try your PICTORIAL COUGH
SYRUP, which did, and after had taken ono bottle
was entirely free from the coughing and splitting. IhAd
despaired Of getting WE'LL and think 1t should be
known that this valuable remedy will do for others what
u has done in my case. JOHN o. LITTLE, !
lit iWitness-B. n. KRR. p PEBBLES toWnhip. Il
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Aho Lhtest-'-1ne M BsnvAA Rvs's
The cheapest Because the Best, 1oj
f ~ = 1900 4.ifir- F,,a rr,..J,-
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thority OF the English LanguaEe'"
$40 Asna'sa AneHs''' s.soa'0.s" o~'o,
TUE DhoH ANNNApn DASAAVNAs'A = --'----'
-. s. - y.,.
whose @ultIilrlcu. 3sanngs and dsrison., together
set before 'ibs sys.h a5 ga.lSa
st tgsr ag -----.s fS7''' III sfTT
p.,d IN. pfsfona NJ fAA ,nbs,a Of tAp OAto STATE
Ibacisrs Assootdtion. fg,' ~ n i
The undersigned members o. the one sis;s IeecRs
Assocauon, aaopt Anc snn " w - ,sa ~
aisv recomwend n AZ tbe most reliable standard Aui
boytv ~ the Tnci,ah lansnsge AZ II "a now written and
spcFen. = = . q. - -
H. D. InSsrrr, supsrnssndsn. ' zsnssSiiie Schools.
THos v. HAEvRf, b1p,t MassiiCn M M unios senocls'
OvWbAeh -ss--'~ ,--ls,-
JOHN LrnoH, sup flDn9 Svsgv,., va ~,
- p. ~ oAN'0N'' A''A''P-'
. VIZ Mrrcurrn. eupt Public schools, Mt. Union. y
JnHs 0aurr principai State Normal School, Mime
soh - - as,r q 'gi - ~. w
(YRus Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati. ~ ~ -n.'a.
II. 8, MARTIN, Bup't Canton Union schools. ~
EDWIN REaAL, Principal McNeely Normal scnooi
ELL T. TAPfAN, Prof. Mathematics Ohio uniyersiv'
WEp ". EpwAhDs, sup. Troy unon mon 1Snpo SS, c,.s.
A.a. HorxNS fnncipai "e'' n'sn 00noV'' - :
lAGu' No,ro, A..o,ste p,,ncipa Hieh school, cieye-
| land ->'-S'' = - 80 i''''.N
TTropoRn srxKLrre Principal High School, oleve
| "'Ds'-s -" -"1' 80 II E71l 81 ffdi .qQ
Ia1e' u.,.,.. p.,,.,,s, f,.ss,.rd rrst,,ut.. o.lr
T. GlarrIn, preSi1ent of Hectic Institute HI.
"W T. u.,.,, p,o, a, r,bemlatrv. Ohio WesIoyan
University. ~
Il Ohio II vlT : 7Jrfogf n3lod GDg etsG
l. JANE MONROE Prof. Rhetoric, 0berlin College.
l. THos. HILL, President Antioch college. - ,,,a.
. y. W. n. okTHoARr, froi Ma'nema"oe' n's"
scnooI, Dayton. , r.,.A s.ho,,
i y. o. ORuhDAueH, Prof. Language, hign sohoof
~. 9nn ~ R g.sr.S S. os.r uSs.J pr,..is ), oOn..
gss, Protsssors, 4rtsOrs and Distingstshed Edscd-
tors, haCs etdorsed ths aoovs sentiment ts-
- - :, ,,. +.
II PRESIDENTS OF COLbEGES IN OHlU.
MARIETTA CoLtxen -s'It Il truly magnificent work,
an honor n tha snthoy tha nuhishar and ts hoIs
sa AdTsvP s anu
Ouo wwrrv., |, rIuv,Rury set s.e.sd. INV sxn.ets.
tions. twill b my guide in orhoEapby and pronun
clstiOn, and Will often Be consulted for its meat
and accurate definitions" :"-President Thompson. li
W. r. Eurcrc CotLraR .--'sHeretofore we have used
y.ssg ''.gS s.ss.i Z sS.ass s:sss s:ss e $
a'.' e. I ..'',
cordial appreciation ."-President Hitchcock lc0
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sTRUBEvMLE, o., March IA, 1859
have used Dr., KeySers Cough syrup for bad cough
VI several years standing, and oheeruy say II il
the best medicine for the that have ever taken.
- -a ,H j. W. PRICE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06

DIR. KEYsER's PICTORIAL SYRUP IN BLAIRs-
vILLH.-Pleaae send me another supply OF your valu-
able "PectoAi Syrup" Almost everybody around MS
has hecod and are nquiring for Dr. Keysers Peconi
syrup We have eodsIxteen bottles last week and are
now entirely out Mr., a. Alter and Mr. p Maher, both
Of Baifsvie Pa tell NJ they would not be without it
in their families, In fact all who use Il want II
~ ,-,'l J. 8. wATTERsoN SONS,
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BOWNs, Ann VINO coLIo

CPRING CLOAKs AND RASQINRs
- NEW eTYLEs-Baln & San, No. B sonth
High street, have Just opened new styles Of CLoTH On
Black SILKS, very heavy, designed expressly for
Mantlllas and Basquines faprl5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06

They are at home and any who has doubts can In
qnire Of the person who have been cured bylit 4
DR. KHYsER Is PREPARED AT ANY TIME TO
HxAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT oHARGHJ FOR ALL
TH0Hn WHO NEED HIS MEDICINES. m'4NA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06

~, ~ e el9qa E--,G ittl ,cri9lEJ
~ 5tly esE ea syss s,e aa5 ,o, 30 mor
,fa 89 s,if7 zis .trerss .rI ff hsy.l1a cselg
,g11sE .TpT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

IgI INVITE ATTENTION to soma Of the most ex-
raordinary curea BY my I'D 3T suliibo4rs M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-06

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
From Roo. Anson &myt1, 0ommissionsr Of Common
gth Schools IN 0hio.
'The Dictionary 10 an imperiahAbie monument to the
learning and industry Of Its author, and honor TO the
world Of letem. The mechanical execution 10 far gupe-
nor to that Of any other Lexicon with which am &C
quainted." 1900 F.,-.-t
From R0n. a. n. Barney Eb- Cbm,nissionsr of
Schools IN ONO. - a-9-
''The most reliable standard authority Of Tho Lam
guage." 3li'eo t1hA % f- ia
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, Ror tha Whiakera and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure In announcing the
OltEens Of the United States that they have obtained The
Agency for and now enabled 10 offer to the American
aftlole. The .2IAN N'. N'' tp'Is Z. n Asf
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WORC RCESTER'S
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The Latsst.-Ths Largsstr..Ths Best,
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ae Sir Hsadrsd Amtnsnt Nfaeatcrs Of 0Aio,
"THR BEST HNGLIsH DIoTIoNARY HxTANT.p
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there are upwards OF Hundred Thousand Words,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-28
PassenHers Arrived

n, sfcrm,sip treat rattan. J,oa Lireypooi-Mn fitch
asrn, Mi.. l,cA.on, M Lace NJ, ~. L.e.y 81 'nd
Mis-. H',s' Mr.. and Mi.. B,..eh af ard Miss Loni,'
81. A. j sriuspd. Nj" l. s~rsard Mia. &. s~usard
ME. l.. swiusad, Hepsb~h Lowien ADD th'ee servants
II "w.rS' TT Brition. Mr. Boaler 81, Tipping W
Buiyn, w H. spe-t Mr.. Reynolds. g. Taylor. lady aid
s q q, bss oas add lady H. J.e.'oI p, sas, I'd
W. >. Murray 4. Justice o. Maeklpri ). Cayson. }.
csy,S. NJ Il, I'D Mr. M:,s r's'sa Mr. n Hsod'
Brown Mr Aasns NJ Pat, Mr. Plaft T. s~iny.rd Mrs.
,Yioyrd J. saS,.r W. dSdi' "a a. Philip; Ms TrTie.
J. ris- H. Le.ly. Mrs H-ynolds .. Argaidon L. bovi..
,lr Have. aud dsush'et iiil.h, Mr. |. Cos, W Ma.
". a Lawtop. NJ s.,er. rniip e. Fisher. ,. Davies,
Mrs. D.yi,, T.. Davies II Hu,chn,on q. C,.iuvu Mr..
Mrs Ch.,tsr j. $. Cool. r. c. Ihur.,o, 4 brown Mm'
IisIdbois, Mise, H.dooihe. r. Conway. " Mooney Sir.
" Morrili Mn. morrill, j wiIcoci, Ml.. = Dillon, c IL
Fievet WIN Nsl.on A. y. Miller. T. traddoct Dire HILL
G CD. f.i"... n ba"si. T. J"ns.. Reilly. !.
Rcr. Nc. McEntire. Capt Walsh, G. Leagafd Trcy.l
4 TSy s X a rsyI t = E,'S as Nun Cy' w%
Miss NJ Borns W. Barn. r. Burns Weber, r. Grub II.
si ilsG..r" soa 'i Mr. J. . I'i sa5 S
Mi"J Jen,i.on' frowse. hi., H. for.y, T. Richmond.
M MR. 'AT s'sao a' H. n h'AT Sh Mi eA%1s
Mr.. Gibb., Miss Gibbs, Mrs 8 Bun.lod MipI Whitaker
Mis-. A. Mills, W Mills. Mi.. 4. Mills. i. Jouss. q wenrb
A. Smith o. Quick, }. Gushing. b. Buter-or,h, lev
T,Gs 0n,el Z IL Blown. Sir. Brown Mic. IL Turner,
smith Mr., Smith, " Lime, ~ worm,J, T. Cosim.i-y,
Ms CordiugsJ l. Elliott Mp Elliott. Mis-. G. Jones, b.
Mo- i.cy 1 Coon ' Ts%S.end ss. Carton ' Me-.
Gibbons Linton, Mrs Linton g. ". Msom. Mr.. Mihom
ioha s. Fox Sir Osborn O. b. M@.wooa. A. Brow" Mr.
Ads"s k.' A Ioopp A. &: Peer. W. Baldwin. w, Rob
sr ss. ~ Li f. % s '%''' hs. M s1st M.
NJ li'Dotlsy, VIM s,eel Bs'..: Ne, b. Riser. " II.
M adj Nh Al.tsF Mr A.. A..
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Passengers Sailed

Il. s,,d ..hip Scofa Cv Lfrepei and Qs'>sstptn-J
isreyr- New Ofl-ahs MI. aud Mr.. Oh. s. bsys Now
Yofb ST and Nm. { d Ma h.ws NswYort. Ms, I.ah.ls
Cfuirk.L,nk Tor nto. TAyoi Bstinorr Mr. sDd Mr..
David Torf-ne- Moutreai. MI z. T. T'rrrncc Mootesl
C.tt W A. Cooper Liverpool. Thos fairfir Liv"rp OIL
" Bate. Phi.de pits Mr ard ~, =. DousI.. New.
York Mis-. Dous 49, New Yur.. Mis- Watson New York
Vim " st.on aud two New orb. w. Hodg~.. do
r. T.. S,b.tts San Frspci.coi Chas Lucille. ENGLAND
Ja L. Howard Hsftfod q. Biant, Ffanrr. G. Lilo Pa
A Soto II.v-ua: sir and Mrs " Bo.rdman. Cleveland.
O H. h. Camp, y. Y. ). Cbndow, Russia n. - Bancroft.
S,n Frnnri,soi T.. Percy. New Od.sn. J. u Dsm-nco.
France, n Cut-f. Msuchr'-r, Mr. ad Mrs Rob' biddr.
Ph,d. phis Mrs ST. geton infant sud servant, Philadr
o Ia; Mr. and Mr.. John Bls.esn. Brooklyn; gckey Il.
Csre Fctlsy Penn, n. Brok,r Theodpts bordcl New.
Yort Ms Al .n.oB and sitter Stephen Howard sud lazy
Toronto; Constantine de Bodi.co G-ofr-towu. n.
sndnar Cleveland. o. AeIsnd-f Bodco, Ge'fgeiogn n,
ID q Salvador M,t Csh'i; Brrnzio Gzol Sava for Gel
lol n y; NJ 81. Rsc.e. IA M.uuei Conner Caldrron.
Bogoa; Y. A merino. Panama Jobn Kelly LADY, ani two
children haza.n. H-iico =. Sohenes, Trieste. John
smythe. Triss.i Je.-ph Stewart. Hebst W. smith.
\ Y; Thomas Waller. London. T. {. Smith, y. \.
Count Bra sE-ch,Dyi aud Cospt 0yua kroyr.
Huns,rvt Charles u. Aynand, Mat,; Vi. Jousin.
Nsw.York, John r. House, England. 1houas G. or.
Gia.so~ C. seh-nhuyder and Steer Bile. Cop-nbsecn
Ars \. L,rtrn aud infant ~ y Jas. Coswoh. Gal
H.. Frrd Warren England; j. u sbipion y T.. Rev. !.
H,rtwel aud Mira Mar,h.ll n. iva Misses Mar'hsl.
y Y O. kiniin France Cha Hamilton. Mont cal Mr..
aid Nra James Mulvy. ch Id and two insns vi Mr. md
Mrs n. Monbus Mr.. and Mrs Pedro Kemcndo and iiant
N and Nj. J.sr Iaolott~. two children and infant y.
NJ OodsfGih, n. " Chaa V. u. Jonr1ys biInug hsm
Mss Ammo Croote Bath, n Y.
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Disasters, sc.

Capt McCrsry. Of the British barb Colosny 'eponsIs
SaiJ h,,ce Ans IL f,r sligo with cargo II 1870, bushels
.rnin rroc-edeAs for lat 40 a. loo; % IL on mo y's
u.r tooA hnrrieane =. y h. TO n "" whtrh esr,eS
a, lie frr,opnust aud main topmat causing ne vesss
10 r.k ~ AS to tnsk. hes uumanssabl- on the si"
pokep b, the sian brig soonJs and Was taken on
,.o i,.vns the C. had four feet water i her She w.
h, m ABERDEEN Scotland, II ,eais old, OF 10 snA
and owned by Middleton. PrDnl.eIfer OF sligo
-. n,i,war. Ang II 1891. Tho bns J. w. Spencsf
n, Mebi,. fom trinidad with cargo of moli.ses for New
Ytt and the beIs Wet Wind, from New-fcik iof New.
Mn. was IN collision a, O'clock ia ness&
Hth ,..se. have arrived at the BrraAwntrr ms ~ leak
10 he htis will 90 Phiadephis The orAs danaSen
20 ru a,rr ibbooui head rtgng stern aud woodenasS
,,rpt of aauas, known lBy letter to Ewood "atss'
r.n s-rr,t sry OF the Board of Undc winters
a,Lf,x n ). Aug ?6.-The bark Amelia with easoS -
.lu Goln N-w ork Toe Ou-rDsowu, has put Ia here
los. Of topmat fore aud usumssfs spfnng lByess
ElIwood N alter, s.q S,cfetafy Board OF Unie'we.
ToRrL,Sp Ma, Aus. 27.-lh- brig Ella Maria nom tav'
wish cargo sugar Falmouth, England has sio1
cargo damaged mu.t discharge. by telegraph ~
" alter. ESQ, Seer, ,Ary Board Of UBdorw ntsrs-