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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
A Capital California Yarn.

A San Francisco contributor writes:
In the northern part of this State is
stream called Yuba River. Across it
some enterprising individual erected
bridge, and on the banks somebody else
built three or four houses. The inhabi-
tants called the place Yuba Dam. Three
bars were Instantly erected, and the town
increased rapidly. About noon one cool
day, a traveller and sojourner in the
land passed this Furnishing locality, and
seeing long-legged specimen of huma-
nifty In red shirt, smoking before one
of the bars, thus addressed him:
g Hello |"
Hello" replied red shirt, with Vi
gor, removing his pipe from his mouth.
What place is this p demanded the
traveller, whose name was Thompson
The answer of the shirt was unexpect-
edit Yuba Damw
There were about fifty yards between
them, and the wind was blowing. Mr..
Thompson thought he had been mistaken.
g What did you say ?" he asked.
a" Yuba Dam, replied the shirt, cheer
fully,
" What place is this ?" roared Mr..
Thompson.
g Yuba DAM said the shirt, in
highly elevated tone Of voice.
Lookee here p yelled the irate Mr..
Thompson d" | asked you politely what
place this was; why in thunder don't
you answer ?"
The stranger became excited. He rose
and replied with the voice of an So
FOUNDER: b an
/" Yu-ba- Dami Do you hear that?"
In minute Thompson, burning with
the wrath of the righteous, jumped off
his horse and advanced on the stranger
with an expression not to be mistaken.
The shirt arose and assumed posture of
offence and defence
Arrived within yard of him, Thomp-
son said:
g ask you for the last time-what
place is this 2"
Putting his hand to his mouth his op-
ponent roared:
Yubd- Dan, t'
The next minute they were at it
First, Thompson was down; then, the
shirt and then it was dog. fall-that
is, both were down. They rolled about
kicking up a tremendous dust. Thew
squlrmed around so energetically that
you'd have thought they had dozen legs
instead of four. 1t looked like prize.
fight between two pugilistic ceutipedes.
Finally they both rolled off the bank and
into the river. The water cooled them.
They went down together, but came up
separate, and put out for the shore. =
Both reachediit about the same time, and
Thompson scrambled up the bank, mount
ed his warlike steed and made tracks,
leaving the foe gouging the mud out Of
one of his eyes
Having left the business portion of the
town, that is to say, the corner where
the three bars were kept, he struck a
house in the suburbs, before which lit
tie girl Of about four years of age was
playing.
g What place is this, Sissy ?" he asked
The little girl, frightened at the drown
.sd'rat figure which Mr.. Thompson cut
streaked 1t for the house Having reach
cd the door she stopped, turned, and
squealed:s
"'' 90 be-dam !"
" Good Heavcns!p said Thompson.
digging his heels between his horses ribs
-" Good Heavens [! let me out of this
horrid place, where not only the men but
the worry babes and sucklings swear at
inohcnsiye travellers ?"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13

re- Smiths, No. 400 9TH Street,
Washington, d. c., is the best place to buy
HATS & CAPS. june 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
AT REDUCED PRICES, FOR CASH.
No. lI9 Bridge ST., George town. ID. G

No. li9 Bridge St, Georgetown, ID. C.
SMooT 4 BURROUGHS are, in conse-
- quenee of the unsettled condition of the
country, selling their ENTIRE STOCK. which
is mostly fresh and very desirable, for Cash,
az Gerry Reduced Prices, and invite all their
Montgomery friends to give them call. They
have good assortment Of
New and desirable Dress Goods, every varie-
ty, from l29 cts upwards
Emoroideries Gloves and Hosiery
Shawls, Best lloop-Skirts, Ribands
Table Damasks, Napkins and Towelings
Linen and Gotten Sheeting and Shirtinps
Gents and Boys Wear, all kinds
Mlth general assortment Of HEAVY DO
hESTlC GOODS, for Servants, sc.
may II san
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13


LLOYD'S New steel Plate County
COlored MAP of U. states, Cana.
das, and New Brunswick,
EROM recent surveys, completed Aug 10,
IL 1862 cost $4,000 to engraye il and
one years time.
Superior to any $40 map ever made bY Coll
ton or Mitchell, and sells al the low price NJ
fifty cents; 800 600 names are engraved on
this map.
1t is not only County Map, but it is also
a COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP Of The
| United States and Canadas eeubined in one.
giving EVERY RAILROAD STATION and
distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man IS to S. per
day, and will take back all maps that cannot
be sold and refund the money.
Send for 81 worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvass we'll.
furnished all our agents.
Wholesale Agents of our Mans in
every State, California, Canada, England.
France, and Cuba. A fortune NAV he made
with few hundred dollars capital. No COM
petition.
j. T. LLOYD, No. 1874 Broadway. N Y
The War Department nses our Man of Vir-
ginia, Maryland, and PENNSYLVANIA, cost
100000, on which is marked Antieam
Creek, Sharpsburg, Maryland Heights. VIII
Transport Ferry, Rhorersville, Noland's Ford
and all others on the Potomac. and every
other place in Maryland, Virginia, and Penn
sylyania, or money refunded.
LLOYD,S
Typographical Map of Kentucky, indr-
ana, and Illinois.
is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the
War department Money refunded to any
one finding an error in it,
Price so cents.
From HE TrJune, 4ug. Cd.
LLpfD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARY
LAND, AND PENNSYLVAN MIA This Man
is very large; its cost is but % cents and 4
/ IS tie best tchich can be purchased.''
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE MISSIS-
SlPPl RlFER-From Actual SURVEYS by
Capts Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi Riy-
er Pilots, of st. Louis, Mo-, shows every mans
plantation and owners name from st. Louis
to the Gulf Of Mexico ! $50 miles-every
sand-bar, island, town, landing, and all places
20 miles back from the river-colored in coun-
ties and States. Price, 81 in sheets 81
pocket form, and 81 80 ON linen, with rollers.
Ready Sept. 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsHlN6ToY, Sept II. iG2
I. LLoYD-Sir: Send me your Map Of
the Mississippi River, with price per hundred
copies Rear-Admiral Charles Ii. Davis. com
handing the Mississippi squadron, is authorized
to purchase as many as are required for use of
that squadron.
GIDEON WELLEE, Secy of the Navy.
oct st
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
SEEEsENEEs'S
Balsamic Cough Syrup,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, asthma, Bronchitis, Spit
ting Blood, Pain and Weak
ness Of the Breast5 Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, DC.
THIS IS no NEW REMEDY. It Sqre
IL has been used for number Of
years in Maryland and parts of Penn
sylvania, and has, wherever known, ac-
quired an unprecedented reputation for
curing the various diseases for which it
Is recommended your
So apparent is its usefulness, and SO
remarkable has been its cures, that it
is fast superceding every other remedy
for those diseases. The afflicted can re-
ly upon its doing as much for them
and in many cases more, than any 9th
cr remedy now before the public.
1t is recommended and prescribed in
the practice of large number of the
most intelligent and able physicians of Chill
Maryland. 1t is used and considered drea.
an Indispensable household remedy by
large portion Of the first families of
the State.
1t is used by all classes Of society, and
the universal opinion is, thatit is good.
THIS Syrup is purely Vegetable Com No
pound. 1t is pleasant to take, and new
er does injury. But owing to its puri-
flying qualities, must do good under any
circumstances. Its effects are truly Won
derful, soothing, calming aid allaying Chiya
the most violent coughs-purifying,
Strengthening, ard iAvigorating the
whole symtem-calming and soothing
the neryes-aidpg and facilitating ex-
pectoration, and healing the DISEAS- need
ED LUNGS-thus striking at the root
Of disease, aud driving it from the sys-
TEN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
1Duetital.
EFoB tie Philadelphia Sunday Mercury.
FIGHT FOR THE Niger.
Tune Wait for tie Wagon

Tune Wat for tie Wagon
I CALCULATE Gu Of d"rkes We soon shall have our
With Abe's Proclamation and the Niger Ar
my bill;
Who would not be soldier for the Union to
Now, Abe's made the niger the equal of the
white.
Fight for the bigger,
1 The sweet-scented Niger,
The woolly-headed niger,
81 And the Abolition crew
Each soldier must be loyal and his officers
obey,
Though he lives on mouldy biscuit and fights
without his pay;
If his wife at home is starving, he must not be
discomfort,
Though he waits six months for green-backs,
worth forty-fve per cent.
Fight for the niger, &C.
Moreover, if you're drafted, do not refuse to
You are equal to niger, and can make as
good show;
And when you are in battle, to the Union be
90 true,
Dut uOh iOibSt Lue udThoy 10 rs bOOu u uldh
as you
Fight for the niger, &C.
II ordered into battle go in without delay,
Though slaughtered just like cattle, it's your
duty to obey;
For when old JEFF is captured, 'praps paid up
you may be,
If you amt don't mind the money, don't you
set the niger free2
ia Fight for the niger, &c.
Three cheers for honest Abe, he will be great
man yet
Though he's loaded us with taxes, anG burden
ed us with debt; I'm.
lie often tells US little jokes, whilst poeketng
pelf,
And his last has made the niger the equal of
himself
go. Fight for the niger, &c.
Guard well the Constitution, the Government
and laws,
To every act of Congress don't forget to give
applause
And when you meet the Rebels, be sure and
drive them back,
Though you do ensldUe the white man, you
must hberate the black.
Fight for the niger, &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
II q IT RS ~ SIS
Celebrated Horse and Cattle

celebrated Horse and CATH
POWDERS.
ENHESE POWDERS have proved, af-l
4 ter trial Of several years, to be SUI
perior to any preparation Of the kind in
use. The chief superiority Of these pow
defs arises from the fact that they are
composed Of medicines that have laxa-
tive, tonic and purifying properties
: The laxative elects crudites from the
z stomach and intestines; theetonic gives
4 strength to the system Of the horse, and
the purifying medicines contained in
them cleanse the blood, and lay the
foundation for healthy and vigorous
circulation. The use Of them improves
the wind, strengthens the appetite, and
gives the horse fine, smooth and CLOS
sy skin-thus improving the appearance.
vigor and spirit of this noble animal
These powders are not intended, as
most powders are, to bloat the animal
so as 10 give him the appearance Of be
ing fat when not really so--but to re-
move his disease and promote his gene
raj health.
These powders viii strengthen the
stomach and intestines cleanse them
from Offensive matter, and bring them
: to healthy state. They are a sure pre-
y yention of Lung Fever, and certain re-
Emedy for all diseases incident to the
: Horse, as Chambers, Yellow Water. Dis.
= tempers, Founder, lleayes, Slayering,
.Coughs, Fevers, Loss Of Appetite, and
vital Energy, &c. These powders, i'll
used two or three lines week, through
the winter and spring, your horse will
never get the Lung Fever, Cholic, or
A r., &c 4
viii remove the worst cough on any
horse. Were owners of horses to feed
few Of these powders every year, they
might save the lives Of many valuable
horses.
MICH cows.
The properties this powder possesses
in increasing the quantity of milk in
cows, gives il an importance and value
which should place it in the hands few
cry person keeping a COW. In fatteninq
cattle it gives them an appetite, looscns
their hide, and makes them thrive much
: faster.
= HOGS.
81 In all diseases Of Swine. as Coughs
ZlUlcers in the Lungs and Liver, &c. by.
putting from half paper to a paper Of
these powders in a barrel Of swill. The
above diseases can be cured or entirely
prevented. By using these powders, the
Hog Cholera can be prevented. Prepar-
ed by s. A. FOUTZ.
Westminster, Maryland.
ES~ For sale, by
JOHN II. HIGGINS,
Rockville, Nd; and
Druggists and Storekeepcrs everywhere.
PRlC T-25 cents per paper or five pape
for 81. [april 25-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13

ES Wanted Every body to know,
that they can buy good CLOTHING, HATS
AND CAPS, at very low prices, at SRITLT s
No. AGO 7h Street, Washington, d. G.
june 29-3m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
PILES! PILES! PILES!
a Cure Guaranteed!
MINORS VEGETABLE PILES SALvE,
FOR the Cure Of Bleeding, Blind, and
Nchinn PILENt

Itching PILES
VIE proprietor ofthe Vegetable Piles Salve,
n confidently offers his remedy as a sure,
safe, speedy and thorough eradicator Of this
distressing malady, and asks but trial to
prove what he asserts.
In every instance where il has been used, it
has given relief, sometimes after a single ap-
phcation. Hundreds in this community have
tried it, and, or far as the proprietor has been
able to ascertain, not failure has resulted.
SO confident is he of its efficacy, that he
pledges himself 10 return the money in every
instance where it fails.
BUY A SINGLE BOX, and give it trial,
and be assured you will never regret it.
laS- Sent by mail, to any address. on re-
ceipt Of 10 cents
e. G. CIIICKERING, Sole Agent,
No. 226, West Pratt Street,
June 6-3m Baltimore Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
SHRlNER'S INDIAN VERMIFUCE.

lhg us praise
that it is fast
duced into eve
the land. The
isbeconingim
make il still
the preference
it, the PRoPRr
itupin a much
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-03-13
100000
Male or Female AGENTS.

LLOYD'S New Steel Plate County
COl0red M lap of L. states, Cana
das, and New Bruins wick.
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Arrived.


Steamship Eagle, p. Adams Havana Sept. 70, p M. 70
spoord 1eson Co. Was detained two hours oui'ide the
Steamer Mat,uno Lewis, Port Royal s. c. days. ballast
TO Arthur Lsary Co. oh i0 "a Cape Romano, spoke L.
Steamer Planet IL. S. irsnspo,) c. b. Smith, For rcs'
Monroe Delaware Breakwater 30 hours ballast to u =.
Steamer Anthracite Jones. Philadelphia ud'e DC to LopSr
steamer Concord Norman, Philadelphia mds' to Lopez
Steiner : c. Walker Rodgers, Philadelphia mdse &c to
Steamer flsrhliu, Young Baltimore md"e to William
steamer Frank Thorp.hirc Philadelphia ird'e &C. to j.
steamer Aim Massey Smith, Philadelphia mdse' &C. to j.
steamer Marina Crosby, Baltimore, md'e &c. to VILLAIN
seanr, Charles Pearson Nasty Boston, via Providence
having L. : rurboat Wonoski IN Tow
L. S. runboai Wonoh tnewl DeThust boarSn Na Iov
keuce, in tow OF sieamtug Charles Pearson Inc '" Game
Baik NoIlwool Lsic Mnittru, 81 dsy' cotton hides
liar. Aberne Oln.tead Havana Avg. 30 sutar, &c. 70
Peter V. King Co. Lat 80 Ion q TO- saw .ite nee
same lime saw steamer steering :. w with sciooPcr in
tow. probsby the Thomas H. SCOT WIN Tao = - p.y
brig j. NJ Sawyer Havana. Has had centinuaion Of
~ y. +. wind the entire passage sh inst . - ~ oI
- vita brig Cyclone from Havana foI New OH
Big Robert Move, Perry, Baf14doe 10 day' d'e' TO H.
davs vine h-ariy tc to B9ett Son & Co.
Brig Ludwig HobeFs (Norwl somWer Lesho'n % days
Schr Hattie Low Muuford Sfcucy Point lime fr Berlin
sct. Advance Foster 1sTss Island 10 days 's TO d. X
DeNoL -
Schr Gov Arnold ni,chcI Calais hrcme,ac timber to T.
81 Mayhem.
scI Guthrie IT, S. tender sIsinger, Newport bound up
the North River
sclr Mario Terhot Boston, eraito for Hampton Roads
scT Jon Snow Grant Shuice ~ 81 II cly', spafs to T.
L. Snow. -
s-irT J. Frozier Mitchell Boston, days, rise to New
YoIk Rice Go.
schr David Campbell Ras.e., L!ng'n, C. D. Il days coal
70 & y. swain. .
Seh- Vlie Sea- Li,ilehcd Portland, Ne, day., ship
tin Der 20 master.
sent cameo fcndeton. Connecticut River. ballast
sctr fsgu.fuan1 Briggs. nifhion f.r fourhkccpne.
Schr BOLIVIA Martin New iediord. IN ballast;
Schr Ann 6ardarf, -, Providence, ballast
Schr Othcllo Stevens. Providence. oh
Schr Irls ~ pA. Nickcrs0n, Boston hsh.
Schr MARY hicc Blizzard Now.Iisyo
N-ND-Sunsei South
The steamship Locust Point for Sew.Oroans will
Pier No. . y. H., at IL N. the +8ih.
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Alihtarp Notices.
w antcd,

Wanted,
TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,
TO WHOM $500 WILL BIZ PAID
Nv the County subuau;e and Relief Committee APYly In
.n.daiely At Not, II and e Duanosi.
BY ordcs Of the Committee,
GEORGE oPpYKE. Mayor.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN conpsroller.
ELIJAH y. PURDY. Supervisor.
oRIsos BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM H. STEWART, Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TwEED. Supervisor.
Coasxrrs coKsos)
Gvo 1 Tro,Paor
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Their residence giving the ward. and the name and mum

Their residence, giving the ward, and the name o num
Der Of the street OF s,enue
q Their aas os1 whether married or single.
The fhc1 Of their having been d. ted ard IN what Con
and whether they have beer July inspected
by or under ection of the Board OF Enrichment ana
found TO be liable 10 perform military duty under the act o.
ongcss entitled An act for enrolling and calling out the ha
tiousl forces &c. passed March 3, Lb3. m
The OF the company and regiment, other mitay
yGtion within the City and County Of New Ola u
which the applicant belongs and the date he became
member Of such company aud Organization aso Ills pfeSeh
rank. ,,c
Each Of said statements must have affixed TO II acerti
signed uy the conmandat OF tie company TO when ine
applicant belongs 10 the effect that the facts therein set iot
and this certificate must Do cOumtefsen.d ny he
Colonel other commanding oceT o the regiment or o,her
rgsnization. 49,,
VI The moneys authorized by the ordnance to he paid for
substitutes above viii be ped such Substitutes respect
lively tber duly authorized agents OF the oce Of the comp
roller such other place places be may designate I'm
edia,ey then furnishing him with ssctory evidence
of their acceptance and artua muster into tie service
Ia Blank oIms OF Application for reicfunder the ordinance
may be aimed either the oce he terk OF the bo,fd
Of suPcrsors. City Hall, al The Committee Rooms, N''
"a aid - DdaIe-st.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
MATTHEW T BRENNAN, Comptroller,
ELIJAH +. PuRDA, Supervisor,
ORlSJN BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Supervisor,
WILLIAM X. STEWART, Supcryisor
Gro F. TnoMrsos Clerks. O'D'A''''e
tOuNgIIus oRsJS
Ncw.iork Sept. 2, 1863.
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shipping. INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....".. 10.


Stsafnship Olympus tBr.J Miner, Liverpool T. Cnn~d.
Shps-Uhand (breIn.), Sattefborn, tHdH Husie bfoI
Joen totte Eaioeel. Panama snow Bursessi AfA"shb
CsulkIns, Liverpool, spolord 1 1ileaton
Bafhs-Psnsewitx, OTusf Wallis Corn, W. Salem d Co
John Robinson dr., Bird, Lond,n.
Brgs-o. g. Roberts, ORB Barnes St. John, N B. J. J.
Ecvias, CeyIon, tBL Ring ST. Pierre, Mart, ID. H. De
Vol.
sohooners-J D. Cramer Cole, Wsshinr,on Van Bruni
4 Slant; Unison, Mann, fr.eport Me- g. L. Hachi Frek
Lueai Taylor hccoac H. Haven G. J. Encheou Brown,
Aeoonse T. ~. Haven NJ. brewster. Hawkins BerO ore,
Mem. Abbot; L.ocads, small. Ssltfn W. Ropes
Co.. Oe0rgions (Br tccies, beinuda o. Henry Roberts,
BuckspoIt H. =. bishop a Coz FianL Mana, taow, Ban
yof b. T. Ef0p & ca. Connecticut Tracy, 6uisan. Ne
y d. Msyhrwi Cofnei1, Hsadefson, JlbbHy, ". ..
brown -. Henry Cas'od, Albfo, Bns'o J. Kenny !. D.
Green MrlhneT Wsshi gon; Mary Edwin, NcseIson Ban.
sor Basett hickcroDi FELLOW Ciai "iugsie, d. john
j. H.. +. keyias q Son.
soop.- VIM. Wakenan Decker, York River, r. J. Camp
BEL EsHolk siLlCDhoH lOJk River, r. J. Campbell, j. H.
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ONE 70 SIX BOyTS Of "WIYCHESTERs

" SPECIFIC PILL will p>ruSns'Hy cure any 'A'e OF
Ncfsia1l rlkEas day mighty, HOWEVER tIsRsf.1HD
bef 81 r~sHfins ofn fatcreon hrocsses and vii be
found u.y eli lien, IN Affections ~ Tho Pssfa" Ddbefe'
anI dl...,.s scuessly Of the Urinary O'91nf
PROFESSIONAL OPlSlONS-"I have used your 'srr
elric PM In mary Of SpcrmafoAoa, and with The
.ass prJs,s ,.oo,."-j MILTON SANDERS, ". d.. LIZ D.
Bra.il,-.
"il.unesr. 'sp>oitc' IS any medicine can 10 Ihavc
cured very severe oa.cs with from Trs DOsrA-h
Krfrp NJ D.. n Rcy,rfory Of Med Seie,ee Neie York.
PTRsOSAL--Nr. ~ t.oArsfsr 10 vosr1ir o. ALL oosFi'
prsc, All devote. himself en.ad. ally 10 these PTopaa
tons ~ Mre4l, Rss,e N. D., LII d., -.~o'ei" hfsH'
Gos,fs Ae,e. York
IT,. SPECIFIC FILL e no, Homeopa'hr remedy. nor
l. orfsn Hrrrlrv lron Csn'hafides sy ini 1fiou,
b. .,..a. Pro. > ~ bos - hoyes fttrA 1'df'e4 -
sare5 .,f 20 sent by all rod who cs-o nd FETAL p!
J. VINO .LI.lL i. So. ~ John -. \. \.
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BORT tl)ar0rns' Noiiee.

STATy - NEw-iorN.
poET.WaEuINs OyFlCE No. ln> Waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, III accordance with
section Of the pasft1 Apn a. 1851 entitled An Act 20
Keoisau. he Werdsns Office q The Port Of New loft 70
a. tersons Interested having chkge Of tho sltgrci
matter such inquiry cITinaon OF survey h1 ue iol
.oln. under examination ty ne ron W a.
deus sra thai ie said VIII 10 com
vcicd within days neIt snocceds tbs notice on bo-d
ssd -esels: .
Bak Der Fr No. ~ Y. Y.
Helena Marion Powers
& H. BRAMHALL. President
J Arcs HrnsfstN Secretary.
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PnsseuRrrs Arrived

In ,,edmsaip Eaxe from Harana-C horfeu Anto. FeI'
ger, w. II. Fairz,d and hay Miss r. fsreAia Niles o.
PsImaee, w. q. Phillips, r. +. Spesrng, w miller - as
eusfez and isdy, Nil. Stable Miss l. Stable Mis-. r. w.
Reilly Mr.. Z. Diaz I. =. oudn and children, h. A. FER
nsndez, NJ. Degaelado, J. A. sasgar T. a. seasm NJ A.
Henderekes, r. iomasuss, =. e. Ihomp.on, Leblanc
Toms 7. stephens, a. CaricGbsD, &. NJ. forfeT. r. W.
Torl4r j. MAIDEN +. Ygnags II. j. Ferrer =. Drumoud, g.
CLiarni h. kcMahOn a Fernandez W. Grove Ms. Dfeux
L. EengOs, &. BarUcand.
In steamer Piane' from Forren honyOs-Liout. C. Won
ret O. Hopcro:t and lady, ID. Taylor.
IN bays AlLeytine from HaeanaS. g. Bat,in lady, three
ehildseo and .eyan, Nicholas Garcia jose DE Amor