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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
A10'TICE is hereby Given that tie sui,scri-
~ herS have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of s.. Mary s county, in Marvland let
ierS Of admInIs' ration on The personal estate Of
S g. NJ. Burroughs, late OF said county, &c.
ceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the pro ger vouches thereof, IN the
subscribers before the 4rh dav of Anril
1894. ,terwise they NAV lie excluded Ivy law
fr.,m all benefit Of the said estate. Given I'M
der our ha nds this Isl day Of October. 1853.
ROSETTA F.. BURROUGHS,
JOHN ROHANAN,
Administrators.
Oct. LIST, leG3-iw.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the suhsrri-
~ beIs have obtained from the Orphans
Court OF 81. Mury'> county, IN Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the PERSONAL estate of
l,-nI,mu Mckay, hate Of sad county, de-
ceased All persons having claims agaIns, III e
sad deceased are hereby ~nrnctsto exhibit the
same with the proper ,oucheS thereof, to the
subscribers on or before the 4th day of Arrli
I-Gi, otherwise they may be excluded hy Ia"
irum all henef, of the SAID estate. Given nm
der our hands this lst day Of Oct, 1853.
SARAH JANE MCKAY,
WI. C. B.GAN,
Administrators
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01

FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
Col. JOHN F. DENT, D>
pr. JAMES WARM J, W1
JOSHUA JONES, a.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
RECOGNITION.
'E MoNrnoLoN's ADDRESS TO NAPOLEON.

Ior's (&t1aemler - Corrrrondence Of
the Boschctter, Of Vienna.
Amongst other projects the recognition
of the Confederate States BY France is
still on the order of the day. The Emrc-
ror is personally most strongly inclined to
take such step. Nevertheless. some of
the Ministers, but particularly NJ. de Nor
ney, whose opinion has great weight with
the Emperor, are opposed to it. NJ. de
Montholon, who was recalled to France
expressly TO be consulted on the Mexican
question. declares himself decidedly in
favor Of the recognition Of the Southern
States
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
A1NTICE is hereby given that the suhscri-
~ hers has "btained from the Orphans Cour;
of ST. Mary's county IN Mni Wand. letters OF
"dmiEl& ratIon an the personal estate OF A. O.
Rurcli late of sad county. deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased =,
IRE hereby warned Ia exhibit the same with
the proper vouches thereof, 10 the subscriber
on or before the 4 !, dAv Of 4 pril 1864. ether
wise they may Il. excluded nv law FROM all
hcn-f: Of the said estate. Given under nv
hand this lst day Of October. 1863.
JANE e.. RI'RCH.
NJ Fl. HERMAN.
Administrators.
Oct. lyt, lo63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
1875 acres,

mere or lGSS.
This land is located in very desirable
! mi %h',rh,""i aud :"hi'.ii,< ;hc lands Of C.h
I VIM. !. BiAkt.t"uc AID luj.crr NJ. Shur.Es
1t is we'll improved, has god buildings ur,n
it a'! is WI! adapted to IL" 81 Nth .: all the
staple products Of THE section of the Stac
1t is Convenient t. Tie Potomac river and
oysters, fish and Wild fowl abound in the
bays and creeks adjacent t" it.
TERMS or SALE, as prescribed! by tho de-
cree. are cash Upon the payment of the
purchase money. ;.c Trustee will execute a
deed to the purcha-rr fee, clear and dis
charged from all the parties 20 this suit and
those claiming under them.
Il. FORD,
Trustee.
October 1>t 1SG3-:S
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
CANDIDATES.

We arc authorized to announce the follow.
;,g conIi !ates for office a; tie ensuing all
election -
FOR CONGRESS.
COI, EENJA. G. HARRIS, OF st. Mary S
County.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
Oct. LIST. 1663-3w.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George Combs, I In the Circni. Court
VS. FOR Saint Mary's C"un-
Edgar Combs, } ty, sitting as . Court
& Mary D. Combs. : Of Equity.
RY virtue of authority vested in me l'y tie
H Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. it is ordered that the sale reported
by the Trustee in this case he ratified aud
confirmed, unless cause To the Contrary he
shown Oh or before third Monday in Novrm-
bcr next provided copy of this order he IT.
serted in the ST. Mary's Gazette, once week
for three successive weeks, previou. TO said
third Monday in November.
The report states that the land sold for five
thousand dollars.
True copy-Test
JAMES t. BLACKSTONE.
Clerk.
Oct. LIST, lSG3-3w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

RgCTICE Is hereby given that the subscri-
" bers have obtained rom the Orphans
Cour, ST Mary county, in Maryland. let
Isrs of administration on The personal estate ut
G. =. NoIris. late Of said county. deceased
A II PERSONS having claims against the SAID de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the sam.
with the proper ,ouches thereof, to the sui
scIibers or before the 4th day of Apr
1864, otherwise they may be excluded by law
from all benefit nf the said estate. Given un-
der our hands this LIST day Of October. 1863.
JAMES L. NORRIS,
CT. NORRIS,
Administrators, W. A.
Oc,ober lS,. lS63-4w.
MOS 1879. 2oI AND oo3 BALTIMORE
~ STREET,
gALTI MORE.
SPLENDID STOCK
RICH FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, DOMESTlCS, GOODS FOR
MEMS WEAR, ETC.
HAMILTON EASTER d GO.
Invite the attention Of persons visiting Balt-
more Ia make purchases to their
Ia SILVIA ot UOVilbS.
which in variety and careful selection is not
surpassed hl any establishment throus bout
the tnilei States
We deem il needless 10 cnumerate articles,
but would say that it embraces
GOODS OF EVERY CLASS.
FROM TWEL OUEST To THE HiGHES
| PRICED,
! in all departments Of the trade
! The greater part Of our own importation,
selected by one o! the firm residing ia Eu-
rope. Purchases of Domestic and other
Goods in this country are made on terms and
AT prices within the reach Of but few houses
he trade, and as all our
RETAIL SALES
are made for
CASH ONLY,
we arc enabled to put our stock III prices We
ry favorable to those wanting to Luy.
We invite call from every
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYER
visiting Baltimore
General Wholesale Stock on >ccond floor.
General Retail Stock on first floor.
b"nrstics and Heavy Staple Goods in tho
basement.
Nay 18th, 1862
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
George Armsworthy) In the Circuit Court
& others, for Saint Mary'S "purl-
VS. } ~. sitting as i Court.
c'ast t, rid. kidsel' : Of Equity.
RY virtue OF authority vested in me by the
H Act Of Assembly in such case made an,!
provided. it is hereby ordered that tho report Of
the Trustee in this case be ratified aud con-
frmed, unless cause to the Contrary be shown
on or before the third Monday Of November
next; provided copy Of this order be insert
ed in the st. Mary's Gazette once q week for
three successive weeks previous to said third
Monday of November.
The report states that the land sold for six
hundred dollars
True copy-Test
JAMES T. BLAKISTDNE,
Clerk
Oct LIST lS68-3w
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN C. HERBERT,
THOMAS II. FOWLER,
l.. H. LEIGH.
j. l.. GREEN " ELL,
JAMES N. HEARD,
L. + FLOYD.
JAMES H. IlOPEWELL,
JAS. II. ALVEY.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
SAENTMkkY's GAZETTE
LEONARD TOWN MD,

THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. !. 1863
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

October ls;, lS63-4w.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01

FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
G.. FRED. MADDOX,
B. 4 JAMESON.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01

FOR ORPHANS COURT.
DIR A. J. SPALDlNG,
j. THOMPSON YATES,
lR. L. C. NEALE.
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1863-10-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

October lst. lSc3-3w.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Oct. LIST, ISG3--4w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Later from Pnnumn By the Ocean Queen.

PANAMA, june IoOO
33e Poaaer1 Star and Herald has the following
intelligence:
Tie steamer Valparaiso from Callao has Just sr-
rived with $273.43l 10 trcAsur. ior England, and a
large cargo OF assorted produce.
Froia Clili there is little news beyond extensive
haud, beng discovered IN connection with the val
r>raisc and Santiago Railroad. Several parties have
been arrested, and important discoveries are likely
40 neeut
The question of the Mejillows Island Cguano de-.
posit is stil open betwes0 Bolivia aud Chill. and
and is likely TO lead to very deplorable results
The ships of the Spanish squadron had arrived al
Valparaiso and the officers received most en;hus
ssic welcome in the way Of banqueis ana other les
tiyi.es
Businos. IT Valparaiso was dull. Little was dong
H. imports or exports the markets beng fnl of goods
Excbauga Oh London was Z H. n so. Z :.
Tie captain Of tie American ship George Green,
al CsllaO On the 10Th OF MAY, reports thai lac saw
chip on ire soon alter rounalng Cape Horn Tic
preparing 10 give her assistance, WHEN he OBJ
served steamer carrying h- Confederate flag bear.
ing down Oh him. Hs vessel would probably have
been captured Lad DO. u fourth large American ship
made Ter appearance, toward which the steamer
piAdo.
Tie captain Of the George Green Is said 70 be
very Trustworthy aud respectable nal, bat he may
have been mistaken ia the vesss. The large
American ship he saw was probably the Fusi
Iama, bouud for San Francisco, which was 10 the
ueighbOThood a. the time.
Ixclarge on London al Callao, SO.
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PERSONAL.

Capt. Nathaniel W. Massey Of the 10Th British
Infantry now stationed in Csnads, who, it appears,
il married man. having wife Oh the other eide OF
the Atlantic, has recently, it is alleged, sednced a
uns lady moving in the upper circles Of Toronto
s,ciely. ier name IL McIansh. Tho yonng lady
was al orphan ard an heiress, and was under the
guardianship of MIR. Angus Cameron, Presiden, OF
the Bank OF Toronto. Massey had been admitted to
lie family hence The intimacy. Recently ball
held, and Mr.. Csuefon's family, including Miss
nefaisi, also Fir. Mss.ey, were Invited. Massey
went 10 he hall, slso did Mr.. Camcrons family,
eSceli siRs Alciarish, WHO excused herself. Dur
iug tho evenids ar. Massey left tbe ballroom, re-
tnrped 10 Miss Mol, aud III u tree they were gone
from uiaao. Ihey ned 10 Rochestor in tbis STATE,
Soefs Gee ,ad,s gi1roi,n followed anu endcayo.ed
4, Hdus DO, Na:! - ie.urn With tm TO Toronto
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,.l. At rue FrRnc Eo,sp Ar4P.A
MnNnAY. Innr LIZ. ".

Tie Share market at the Fiss! Board to-day was
moderately active. Government ocks were hrm,
with bu, little doing. The bonded hat WIS quiet ana
without any marked feature, except in Mssoun v
cents which rose ! y cent In shares the dealings
we're 10 "A isir extent at an advance OF 10 cent,
with the exception of Pacific Mail Harlem, AID
Hudson River, in which the changes we're uniu-
portsnt. Michigan Central rose T. ocut. A, the
close the market was hrm. Between the Boards
a. cks wrro dull anu neglected and the tendency
wss to lower pfces. A. the Second Board there was
dspos non 70 sell, aud TIE whole market, adverse
Is affected by ID. Southern news, fell OF from
/ to = q cent closing weak. Late in the
day the msrkst is steady ~ the following
quotations. L. \. O., 81, Coupon los i08l; Z. $.
Treasury Notes. : $40, Feb. aud Ang., lO1 p 1914
L. :. Treasury Notes 3-l0, Apr! ANA Oct, Loo q
1907. Am, rcan Gold, li6ali6i; Tennessee State C.,
|G2aG.,. Missouri State &c, tSI a ~! Canton Co..
y, 40; Cumberland Coal, 2ie ~! Quicksilver
Miuirg 60. ilG42: PacGc Nal Steamship Com.
pnny I7oi . $50, New-York Central Railroad 10. D
ligl. E,ic Railway, 81. 99.!; Erie Railway, Pc
ierred. 1881 lO3.; Hudson River Railroad, iii
l2l3; Harlem Railroad. SJl SJi Harlem Rs, road.
Preferred, 81 a97; Reading Railroad. loi. los
Michigan tenIh NalHo'u, III iii1 hNHitau
southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, '2S'..i
Michigan southern ard Northern Indiana Rsirold,
Gnarauteed, li43lli,; Illinois Ceara, Rarosl
1921 los; Cleveland and rr-hg go ks!lroal, ~
Sill GAlena aud Chicago RailiaId, 9Sl s9s4, Cleye-
land and Toledo Railroad 1907 10; Chicago and
Rock leland Railroad 6fgG.; Chicago BurlDg-
ton and Quincy lliglldi Milwaukee and Prairie
du Chen, & lass, PitiStgrgh, Fort Wayne aud
Chicago, 7ld7ll; Alton and Terrc iiaue, iG o. 6i
Chicago and Northwestern 30I d3ci, Chicago and
Alton, 70d1.
The Gold market has been active oil day, opening
at IA, seling MP to li7i and closing At lt liG
Money is working easier bu! ia siill In good demand
ut aud per cent, tie bulk of the loshs being y,
tho latter figure.
Thesutscrptonsforth the Osto-d.y are 81, 9i, 400.
Tie following are the prices and sales OF Stocks NJ
tie Mning stock Board, New.Yost, June Is, 1863:
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THE REBEL PIRATES.
Capture Of the Schooner King Fisher.

The Whaling schooner King Fisher, Capt. Lam
bert was captured and burned March %. The fol-
owing IA Capt. L,mbert's statement:
The Ming Fisher on the &i1 March when In lat.
20 north ion. &6 70, was boarded aud taken pos
sesriop Of by the steamer Alabama. was ordered
Oh beard Of her, told by Capt SeInInes That
nv vessel was prize, &c. After taking out of my
vrsse such provisions as they desired, set lire 10
her. l was on board the Alabama - days, and
must say that was treated well.
Capt Semmes gave me VII my nautical inStru-
ments; with him bad but little conversation, but
he appeared like perfect gentleman aud his Ian
gaage was such. Mr. Kell, tie inst lieutenant, ap-
pesred the same DR.. Ganet, the surgeon, seeIns
rather reserved. All the others bud frequent aud
free discussOn with on any topic desred. Lieut.
Howell Of the marines think highly Of, and hlr.
Armstrong, I'd lieutenant, Mr.. Nilson, 80 lieutenant,
and Mr. Laue, 4th lieutenant, oil seemed pleasant
men. DIR. LlewelyD, assistantsurgeon, and Dir.
Sinclair, the master, Gre fine men. MIR. Freeman,
lot ngineer, Mr. Brook, I'd assistant.eug
neer, Mr. Cummings, Sd, and Dir. O'Brien, 18th as-
ss,antengineer, are all friendly, pood-feelng men.
SIR. Smith, the captains clerk Messrs. Babcock,
Sinclair, Msfitt and Anderson ! shall always re-
member with gratitude for their kindness; they did
NE many little iayors that were OF great service TO
ne. .
Sir. Alcott sail maker, and Mr.. r C. Cuddy, the
gunner. are slso Lice men. Dir. AcCaikey the
boaiswain, and Sir. Robinson, carpenter all treated
ne with kindness. ] must not forget the eteerago
PIE " ard he did me many fsvOrs. DIR. Evans md
Mr. Eulam Masters Mates, and Dir. King, the
Mastcr.at-Arms, are well appearing men. Although
Capt Senues burned my vessel aud caused me
great loss, yet have no reason TO call him bad
Lan or pronounce such epithets upon him as many
have done. Can only sI ,s,,o nor ny'en. ,prpr
Late Commanding sobr King Fisher Of Esir Haven, Mass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Pasasnxers Arrived

Ia sfAdmip Roanols from Hardna-Sslvado cortenss
~ Is. foza. Aug Dubris. A. Tuusd J. TuI AID, Capt W
Woodbury.. f. W. Johnson. W. Is. Elwood, j. ually Cap.
q Tore.sh and iady s. Jackson. Mo and Ms ers hv.
children and servant MJ, ~ Stafford r. LIcaron l..
Afchusuen taDci.co hsit. A II Mors.u. Conner and
s-ysni. T.. U. Viedsd. air Fnd ~ Anderson and child r.
CHasus T.. JD,,s o. MARITIME, and lady, Mr and Ma 4.
E4ndc, J: r. Peuo. j. J. niyclaad. J. q D.ls.do. ). De
av-iand. NJ r Los,de Mr and Mn. DuhaIt, saur-n. D.
Elcayafiz, Otto Scbn.dt a. ToaVit Mis 81 Lsc0uIo Thos
Lena, + lo,ids, ID. Ss.a n Opaim, j. boreLs A. Befg.
nsu t-lip lstoLe q. h. Cohen, 7. Msresria L. Tim
Dot,ets j. Ssys,tu, II Swin, a. Hsyne. \ Martinez T..
hi6hsrds Dugau Jlstsplss, w. savauter T. Duraken
Loprl T. Vinsr J. CoIiey ] hsin, 3. MoClellun ID.
Cnsvur w JaroDs NJ Thomas. H. Ensor aud IS In -tsefssy
In La,k ~ a. IIatsnia. from k.S- O,isaa.- Mrs Arm.
strong sDd children Mrs Boyst aud children Dir. New.
man. Prof Nisss. Nj Zmn.rmann. Mi Rossn. MI TAin.
and In tho ,teeracs
In brig Jaboa' from Para1rha. B,arit-CspL Lambert,
iae whaling schr hins Fisher, and CAPT Urant late Of
snip Louiss Hatch both vessels having bssn and
burned 1T sea by the Alabama
q" b'te Jsi'a hntoiase ,oa Grand Cavmsa-Csp. IIis
gins and LADY
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Another Capture.

The Lrg Arabela, Capt LiDdsley, from Aspin.
wall ~ days. with merchandise 10 j. Joy, arrived
Monday, reports the 18th inst, Let. 80 20 Ion.
"a 80, was bearded and taken possession of BY tue
Confederate prvateer Florida No. g but was after
ward released by signing bond for $40 900, payable
after the conclusion OF tue war between the United
SIN eo md The Confederate States Of America
TIE Florida No. . was formerly the bark Tacony
of Philadelphia, who had been captured by tho
Coqueue or Clarence. The captain says 1t is his
intention TO destroy all yesseis and ihcr cargoes,
and especially those which are contrabaDd Of war.
ana be thinks he is perfectly Justified in doing 30,
ipa.mucL az the u. b. Govsrnp,sn, considers every.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

The following 10 a statement Of Capt Grant, late
of the ship Louisa Hatch burned at sea by the Con-
federate steamship Alabama:
Sailed from Cardiff March 5, for Ceylon, Il. l.,
with u cargo of coal. On tue 9TH Of April III lat.
g 3V south aud Ion 2G' % west, was boarded by
the Alabarna, the crew taken oil, aud The ship
burned. Myself and part Of NY crew were landed
at peruambacothc rest having joined the Alabama
TIE Louisa Hatch was seven years old, OF a33
tuns burden and was owned by VIM. McLoun OF
Roekland, Me. [The particulars OF the capture oil
this vessel Lave Deen published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
CITY ITEMS.

TIE UsIoE STRAwBrRRY is new seeding iu,t
brought by $. II. Tremby. Of Bergen Point, J. H
large nearly round berry, Of light scarlet color In siis al
most quite squ,l 10 Tnsmpho Dc GsDdyeU fragrant of
delicate hayori mot good msiist fruit, bat decided
Qu,on to tho lis. Of isties Of lhs delicious berry
Specimen, nsy be a. Ne - FLon street. aud The liner
iean Asrietuy Office. 1t will also Do In the Strawberry
show, 81 She latter place. oil 1hU'sdsy.
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COURT CALENpAR-Tn. pir

SuPHrsE COuRT-GEsERAL TKRM.--Ad ourned
70 W.dnetdAv, at 10 a m.
SUPREME CoURt-Cmcuir-Pnrt Nos. ISj
g,s7 27pl ,I93 s1sj I'M 2ea 2ev 29n9, 2s03 1903 2d7
2slg 2e25 2gJJ 2as7 Pas 1871 2J4g 233I fsf i--No.
Ji.g a4Il JlyI 800 a!a 500, 3zo5 J1o 5ll,, 3?d,
" 90 12l2 g.25 J2J3 2 $40 J!i. 40 j237 .is Part
fl-Nos 800 22B ift 2'ul us, 1859 lb4n IN 2Jhs
90 l05 ma 1854 9lJ. 1894 RAJ 431 80. It25 28t
SUPEraE toUHT-hrEciAL IEEM.--NOs. Z and
n on C.ienda aud nO' :. 1i, 3D. '9 49, LOO
AID 25l i..ne. OF law sud fact.
surrRIoa CouRI-part Nos. S03. 1868. 1859.
liJ 27l3 iz1 z1l3 25.7 2JJ 28a s5J7 1882 2iJ 27i5
g7lL Par, -No, tii 2ylG 1885, $780, 1904 ~ 224 22J8
$780, i5st, 22.J. 1904, 49, 1910.
CoMaos PLLAs.-rEiAL TERa.-Adjourned for
he Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

thing con.rabapd n war gong to or coming IRON
anv morris In the Confederat- States Of America.
lie gave no Iessons for releasing the Arabella.
He reuor,ed destroying Two other vessels on tie
morning If the 10Th and had rent tier crews to
PHILADELPHIA.
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lvrf'i.su sn;
kNArp'r INIIhlr OF EOO1N.

IN. attention o' hiu..ist, Hotel hcrlsr' Fvats su'
G.s hoct beer M.s.i. h carG o. Tie above Ir-psf.
tira Oro Il be 'ss.snissi hfais' tsssrsrs knur
iuul slth bot L;tln trouble, ts1
t cos- fatuP tetirs a. r. 90. e. = - cab
=, t.r ylo. ritrA at. TO- o. s. 40 au4 tsions Of
I~~f. ful slfeciisn. ullsny ssc bot est.fsi .
cot 10 90 H.d.on-''. hsr pa sod by oil Nho!efae
ID. 4x.sus 81 tbs o. .il sesugSr. Ifsc"-
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Pnssengers sailed

In .fsamip Morning shd' 'ov OyisdH'Issso FsIon
IT, Oso Pear.ou Horace dsuiw.ll ID. SALES J. Levy,
Lieut. D~i 1T Of Der Gsnhs', 'tan J.. Dry. q Boyle
Mrs Stewart J. r.. smith jas T. lucker. pTiyGi,
Te,ay DIN. Banks, u. B.bj amin j. g hosepou, w
Saunders. Mr., Ante Bohn. Mi-s Bobn Nh. Gust mas,sr
Gu,i, Henry ildebrrnd, Michael Bsown Joseph GoulJ
Catherine Dllou Mn Johnson j. T. Jono. q. A. Doni.on
Of New. Orleans Mira benson.
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lAd,srisem,ntl
4" How TO TRAM IRA CnID, by the Rev.

II ". E-r,uln irrIstlrs tie Lotrr HSus'lcl4. Eirs
saup. tL- Ail usge,!1fs lrlsnirc Mod - De eni
BODY How .tar Arsssfrd. Flu-atien. HumsD re
.ronslt, ir~e Asrlcy Al il.~ -l-, Go d, ksit. a.
hos bocsllnn. sacredf a. fnsi tss- 10
Jgsc No FnntSrtr. fcsL iotrHsL OflT 100, ~c-ta IL
4OvtEhL Nifts Hp. @a HrosG.ay, y. l.
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FAST TIME.--The steamer Mary Powell Capt. a.
l.. Anderson mado. Friday last tho quickest time
record. She left ibis city a. $50 y. aud reached Plough.
ks.p,ie at 7l thus msIDg the OF IS ms. In hoas
aud a. minutes She los, i've minutes In getting Into the
stream starting and consumed lbny i've minute, al land
ings This mss the actual running time three hours and
niaue. Twenty five miles hour unprecedented eat
An Hudson River seambostinx
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lAdyrrtl'smunt
MN.p DJypUI 3, MIkEBK OF FASHIONS. -

". rel uusble Jitice 200 RI. which has
now become he stndid 81 ah.,ns Gle American Cont
pat a. lI .Iea aad bc s'ri on iof
.-rrr.ry.-- lta1sal,n Ios
IN. sunn.t 49, with m..uilr sui illustrations geady
snd sr~ry~ 81 80. ycssy ~ ~iih valuable pre-
a. IuI,. Ne g.. bfosI~sJ.
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sUPRYME COURT-srv,i,L TEHr-JrsE i3.--bsforc
Jgs.ic. ClEghE.
DECIrtJNs.


II. A. Smyth ct Il. AIT. William GTsydon =. al
Robert MOI ord r.. sgi Noy's + H. h-ft. 81 Settled
Philip Mhpsush 49, at. fuiu.ln ct si-Ofi.f - tl,d
Cn,nHgE,-JUsE IS --Hsfofs Justice bAEsAgD.
DECIsiOs5.
John ID. Monell sgt. George +. Wllkes.-Moiion
dsoicd with = 10 coss
James w. Brown 2, a.. eat. NewYofi Central Railroad
COMPANY Phoebe A Hsodcg.on AZ ,sIohne A. llnson
Aosm Ven A,u receiver OCT Ed~sld 10. w..ey.-MehOns
denied.
rrsncis Timp,ou at PHILIP IlmenGcTf-Motion granted
On pay mont Of f20 tls Zee shd 10 ,0st' VI molten
Joha 7. MillaId ct al at Edward Van Rans,.-Mo,ou
denied with costs
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Is shares Central .....ig liJ0 ,ha.ss 0gima....b.3.
100 shares Ogsrz Ii ale 200 shares " iudsor..
20 do...........I6llco shares Bucks Ce....b3. 10
Freights are most decidedly higher To Liver
pool, tho engagements are 600 bush. Corn ct 3d.,
in bags; 1900 do. Wheat ut 3d., in bags, which is
below the market; 1900 do. Corn, rolet at I'd In
bulk 500 bbls Flour at s.9d; and per neutral YES
sci, $1,000 busb. Corn, At SD. in bulk; and per
steamer 600 pkgs. Provisions at $751; and IL, 900
bush. Wheat ut lOd. TO London: 1880 bush.
Wheat. at 81. in bulk and per neutral fsg, 1000
bblS Flour at Is; 400 bxs. Bacon ut los. To Brs-
toll: 80 bbls. Flour at IS The charters are Brit
sh brig to Cork for orders, with $4,000 bush Wheat
at 70 3D.; British bark with $1,000 hash. Wheat
to direct port (GIoucssterl, at Old Y Sc 10.
Tho business Of the Sub.Trsasury was: Receipts,
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FIFTY per cent SAtLD by SING II. i. BAB-
WIS ~ 90. bag vll t.ss. s'o.. good rSf soap
LsclIo VT esch tsf fsf sa.o ovtrpeLsss-