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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-28
Central Foundry and Machine Shop

Ni!frr, Walls. Shrfnfr 10.
rr~- Manufacturers Of Bullock's Iron
TIs-l'..-s... Mower and Reaper. Darling $
G.E..ssst, G.E.sstt,.,sssi5iS. ~. Enlless Chain Horse Power
ssaq.-.s.lssses Wilson's Telegraph Eedder Cut
Ter. Riches Iron Plows, ,Wiiherow's Sclf-ShaI.
pening Plow, and Michigan Double Piow.
Also, Stoves and Castings of every descrip
ion.
All kinds of Agricultural Implements kept
on hand Tor sale.
Jnbblng work IN Wrought and Gas, Ircn
aud Brass done to order.
Country produce taken n exchange.
CIR Of sixth Market st. -.,wisburg, Ia,
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A dispatch from flagers'own says tia,
I" the rear guard of Lees army left Mar.
tiusburg at , o'clock CO Saturday morning,
q few cavalry men picketing the other side
Of the Potomac. Oar whole force is across
the river. The Potomac Is falling rapidly.
Gen. Lee is retreating his main force by
Strssburg aud Stanton, no, by Culpepper.
The Catholic Bishop of Iowa, on Sun
day week, iu sermon at Dubuque, point.
edly denounced the Golden Circle or Cop
perbesd secret organization. lie would
give those members OF the church whC
had joined the organization, two weeks ,C
leave it, and then, if they still continued
in il, they might consider themselvc:
excommunicaied.
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Qjoeo 3lcw!i lieu GOODS.

VEU GOODS,
NEv GOODSt
NEH ti'IUDSi
NEW GOODS!
FOR FAN AND WINTER
ron AL AND UINTERy
FcR F.iLL IND UINTEHf
FOE F1iLL IND UINTERy
CtLL IND SEEg
CIEL AND SEHf
CALL AND SET
CALL ASH SEEi
KRENER, N'Ly'HE q CG
KEEaER TCLERE q 90
ERFHER, TCLTrEE d 90
EEEMEE, T,LJRE # 60
fewishurg, Nov. 1869
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BAKERY,

u. VI 'lI3flUn.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
Upholstery and Furnishing

UphOlstcry and Furnieh5ng
store.
%=xrv7 D. G. Fox repeatedly informs his
I-f~1 friends and the pubiicin general, that he has
Il rommrnreS the Upholstery and Farnishing
L2SSeN-l Business Mt tho old stand formerly oeeu-
pied by his father, thr late James Fox, No 6i5
hlRkRr eIRRur, Opposite ths err HALL. Whining
ton, Del, where he will keep constantly hand.
Bedding, Hair, Husk an Wool Mattresses ke :. and
make the to order the shortest notice. and
the must reasonable terms. Also An assortment Of
fURNIT URE,
Such Bedsteads, Tables, Bureaus, Cradles, wssh
stsude, Cribs, ke., &c.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the Corartnership
IN tofnre existing between A. Peters aud r. Pen
ningt n. and known the arm u A. Peters Co., il
th's y Dissolved by mutual oonscA,, all per'ons in
debted the late firm will please mako an early nay
inent nd those having claims will ease pre- snt them
u A. etc s.l1r ettement.
Middetown April 23ra 1883
A. PETERs,
A. =. PENNINGTON
c0-ra ftnership has this day bfeg FORMED by a. Pc
tiers Peters b. + Clay, for the manufacture AZ all
kinds Of Agricultural Mashinery and Implements. uu.
der the name aud firm OF A. Peters Co at the old
established stand at Mdjetown where we prepar-
cd to furn sh at short notice any kid Of i'm efna II
that the farmers may W int also all kind Of Wheel
wright and blacksmith wo done ut short roticf and
an work warranted, aad we respectfully sllic. lib
erai shareof patronage from our friends and bh4
in general.
A. PETERS, g. PkrsRs, B. =. CLAY.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

U.s.Ss. S. GRUB will buy Goverpmsai Coupons
also G,d aud Silver
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Gg- ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PAIRS OF III
EFBOuTS AND SH0Es..skA
Although the above figures iook la gs yet there N
said TO b. FULLY that number Of Boots and Saurs in the
county OF Nav Castle at this time. Ten Fifteen
Thousand of which may be fonnd near the great Shoe
Mart OF the State of Delaware, of 81 and Ship
ley streets, where they being sold ut tho very
lowest figures. MIR. Hagany room in the Sd
story Of this building, about siAty fs long thss
literally filled with all kinds Of boots an5 shoes. winch
he is ready to dispose of to tile hrs customer, ena
being desrous duee his stock somewhat, is otur
ing great induce purchasers
Ify0u wish to get equivalent for your fash, give
him a call at the CORNER SrORR.
Maze Hfn.tr
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
TI,nR VERY BgsT MUSIC BOOKS FOR
l. Adult and Juvenile Glasses,

AtuLT.-Am.r.ssn Musical clssa Rock. so. Gram
mar schosl Vocalist, o.. Musical Mirror, Masieaf
RrereAtionr, 90. Musiuai Wreath, LOO Nssons Vocal
Bliss Book. ~. opcr ,e Admin, a.. Psnersou's 90.
A, B. G. o. Music, loo. Part snnRs, for Female
Voices, 60. Seminary Glass Book Of kusis, &C Twin
Sisters, An ppsreitg, 40.
JuvBNILE-Bakes's & smentsry Music Book S.
Bstrr'- School Music Book, 81. Birds Vocal Reader,
Carmins Me ada, so. Common School Song Book, 50.
Exercise Song Book, IS. Fiowef Festival; or Banks
of the Rhine so. Golden Wreath IS HohmAns
fraeucsl C1, rse, Pa. "a is May Festival A June
uie fntotin. 10. Musical 4, B, G, 20 Mus SPELL
lug Book, ~ NV York Normal Song Book, 50
nightingale, 20 One hey Singer, Is Sang Book for
Primary schoo %. Wreath Of School songs rs,
sABATs sc luoL-Cherub: by J. G. John son,
board. 20; y per, Is Early Bioss m. Is. Col ECU
arp, board IS paper, 20 our sAv'ohr, Sacred
orsturo go The Sabbath school, Is. Sabbath School
Lut., sabbath School Wreath, l. Youthful Voices,
Uin'h. On boards, IS.
Nded. rost.paid, by the Publishers, OLIVER
DIrfoN co,
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
NEW CASTLE
Lun,ber Yard.

IEENNs HI h ' I'VE ExNUNt
Invites the ate ntinn II persons in want Of Lumber
to his Stuck, = hich IL large and well selected, com
prisng the following kinds
White Pine Baards, Ash Plank,
wh..e Pine Plank Oak Plank and BDards,
White Pine Flooring, Cedar rails,
white Pine Siding, Cedar Boat Boards,
White Pine Frame stud Fancy Poles, feet
Hemlock boards Fancy Poles, ~ tset
iemlock Fencing, Pckets 4 eet,
Hen-.ock JortH, Pckets feet
ilemlock Frame Stuff, clustering Iaths,
unlock shing Lath, Picket Rails,
IieInleek Flooring, Oak and Cedar Posts,
SOUTHERN SOUTHERN
Yellow Inc Flooring, CD n shingles,
Yellow Pine Franz STUFF, Ced II Dean Poles
Yellow P.ne boards, Y Cpds Al %! Pole.
inch,
Cars al vessels pr cared for delivering lumber
tn any int the DeliNAre Railroad Delaware
River and lumber deNe red on blArd free NJ charge
CHAS. u, LAMBSON,
June 1851. 25, New CASTLE Del.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

- DisIsrERYsTgp ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Els ard Web, the Piapr einr aud Manufacturer Of
"Wthhs' Fertilizer" in the City of WI ming on, nela
ware, says und, dae " Deeenb-- 7th, 1862, 10 G
Manufacturer of Moro rhil ips' suPer-Pho- pha'e,
'Yrur Phosphate is rapidly taking the place Of all
other Phosphata in thi market, an II kept up to
present Standard there will be limits 10 its sale "
Mr.. Stokes, Practical Farmer, President Of the
Farmers Meel auic,' Bank, Camden, N. j., says he
has lsed Mono PnLLlPs' Phosphate, and 1t has
given lin critic sa isiaetion.
Culbet Bri. tho largest dealers In Fertilizers in
the Viiy of Wilmington, Del. aekno~ledred to the
Manufacture that al MeRo triLLIPs' per-Phos
plate which was sold ny ,hrin last fail, 10 parties
who call for Ihat article, and would have 10th ~
else.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
HOUSE,
TOWNSEND, DELAWARE,

LEVI w. LATTOMUS, Proprietor.
-. THE SUBSCRIBER having lately renovated
90 and re-htted this fevorite Hotel, would most
naa specially announce to his friends and the pub
49, lie generally that he is now prepared to cater to
their wants In agreeable and superior style
His table will be furnished with all the delIcaces the
season. and pains will be spared to make II equal 10
any FIRST class Hotel ia the country.
IFS BAR is instantly stocked with the choice brardl
Of Wines, Brandes, Whiskeys, segars. &C.,
The stables connected with this establishment go
ton up with an eye the comfort and convenience
Horses, and the manner in which they conducted can
NOT fail but give satisfaction all tho8e no may giyehin
@ call
Having had several years experience in the Hotel bust
ness the subscriber Hders himself able give very gen
era satisfaction to al OF the travelling pnhlle who ma,
give hin call. LEVI W. LATIoMus,
! NAV lift Town4ena Delaware
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
Nj % TX u PHIL s.EPS
GENTINE IMPROVED

ouper fhosuhufe Of Lime
tine tAndErd Gusrartecd)
Prepared at his Chemical Works, Camden,
n. J.,-for sAle hanuf ctur.'s repot No. % North
Front street, PHILAD'A
The graf Satisfaction this truly lmproved SUI or
rhost hate has given 10 The tsnitur Com nuniiy,
gives great enccuTAgenent IT, the Manufacturer to
continue to Improve II possible bis tlc, bnt never
to fall hack from its STANDARD and maintain its well
meiited celebrity has given entire satisfaction to
thafe who have used 1t.
According &c Analysis, made by Dr. 3. Pugh Pres
ident OF the Agricultural College Of Pennsy vAnia #
all tue principal sufer-fhorphses tMoRo PHILIirs'
excepted1 mauufaeu ed in this stHte, showing their
Agricultural value. and published in he ",cuniry
Gentlemen " Of March 9Th 1862. Mono rHlLLls' sn.
Ter-Plvspnete. coDtains mere Agricultural value
thsu any other in the market
The Mann acuTer ia wsil aware that he makes these
assertions to an intelligent Agricultural Community
and to Scientific Anal, Teal Chemitts also, 10 inhn-
entail aud ioig established manufac rrrrs Of supet-
PHOsphAtes nevertheless lie ins kes these broad de-
ciaratioss so completely has the manufacturer sue
cesded in Masking his article Of uniform Standard
tLai he ~ legal gnsrantre to Wholesale Dea err
that it shall away be the Sta dard from The
fTst.
Mnko pHttIPs' super-Phosph ,te, sold exten lively
by the principal dealers In Fertilizers, in this Cits
ald state, and also In thPr sta'es over 200 Tons
we consuned b. Farmers last seassu, Ia this State
\ aud III States Of Delaware aud New Je's ey.
CHANGE in Price, from s+i to siT 20 per ton Of 200,
| lhs. No eharg- for Packages. liberal diseou I,
de-iarS. MO&0 PHILLlPs.,s
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H.isataro trust 70 be 70 convince you before
our ontcal connection shall have been severed thai
have brought " this 1t present somewhat
docs Of the mere politician pledge 20 you sincere
and honest effort 70 act all occasions mpartay
tsousy and Mmy. In aid Of ACCOMPLISHMENT, ehall
% compeued to invoke not merely your better
ana superior Wisdom but also your kind liberal and
charitable construction Of my motives AcLioas We
have high and soemn DUTIES perform 10 this State
and 10 the gene a government Ie< he true
and faithful TO onedevoed AID 10y al the other Let
all tho ends we aim at "be countryis Gods and
truths" May b. exalted privilege help restore.
repair and strengthen "the shattered coumns OF
public and with the blessing OF the Almighty upon
labors shall be- abeal OF uso We this Of
our Official duty with stain upon our reputation and
with conscences void Of offence, may hope have
contributed something to the stability, prosperity and
glory Of our country.
The President announced the follow ing apposn
Assistant foamdsers-Stephen Mcdonnell Henry
r. smith.
Janttor-Meyer Stark.
Keeper of the Chdmbsr-N Goodwin.
Senator's Murphy and Bell appointed oommitte,
to inform the Governor the Senate had organized.
Senators Connolly and Monroe appointed a com.
mtec TO wait tho House and inform them senate
war ready for the transaction " business.
The daily sessions were nxed AZ eleven A. NJ
Mr.. RaDLry gave notice OF bill regulate the OF
hay IN New York and Brooklyn.
Mr. Low gave notice OF bill to allow the vote OF the
soldiers 10 be TAKEN in camp.
Adjourned
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ALBANY Jan 8 1862

NLHANf, Jhn. o. 1905.
The Assembly met at eleven O'Clock tn morning and
was called TO order by Joseph Cushman Clerk OF the
Last House.
The Sergeant-at-Arms OF tho last Assembly ap-
pointed to act as Sergeant. at Arms pro tea.
The proceedings opened with prayer from Rev. DR..
Wyckof.
The members appeared at the bar ms Their names were
called ana took the oath Of Office which administered
by Secretary OF State Ballard
Every member present
The Assembly then proceeded 10 vote roce for
Speaker, with the following result
MIR. Dean .......... *,
Mr. Sherwood g.
The two candidates declined to vote.
When Tho name OF John Cutler called he voted for
Mr. Dean when few sscs were heard which were i'm
medistely drowned with loud applause.
The House then proceeded 10 vote second time with
similar result, 03 votes being cast Tor Mr. Dean and Is
Tor Mr. Sherwood. After the second ballot for Speaker
the Assembly adjourned.
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City TntcIIiCrncc.

TESTIMONIAL TO GENERAL BurlrR.-At the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on Monday night number Of the friends OF Major
Gen. Batter assembled TO consider regard hitting
testimonial to be rendered that distinguished soldier
Capt. c. H. Marshall called the chair, and Mr.
Charles Gould appointed Secretary II unanimously
resolved I" present 10 the General the hvsptes or
cy ny public reception at the Governors Room the
City Hail. and also TO tendcr To HIM public dinner in
beh, Of the citizens Of New York The committee wo
have the matter their charge VIII meet at two clock
this afternoon at the Chamber Of Commerce 10 perfect
the arrangements for the proposed reccpton
THE FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET
To rHE EDITOR HrpaLD.
In your paper OF december ~ you stated that the
stores which were burned in Washington street, be-
tween 10y and Cortiandt belonged to Mr. riedler II
was not so, but TO the estafe Of nj Hart
SAMUEL BROWN
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Governor Stnnly Hung tu EMgy mt
Beaufort.
BEAuFoRr. N. g., Dec. %, 1892.
Governor Sanly hung in eigy last night IN front
OF the markethouse in Beaufort
Considerable excitement had been occasioned by roli
tcal speeches made during the day view OF the
Congressional election.
|, Is needless to say that the scandsous outrage al
most universally condemned.
Military matters are quiet in this department.
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Nav YorK, Ian. :. 1879
INFORMATION POUND
AN EXTRAORDINARY LETTER FROM CAPTAIN
~ SEMMES, OF TiiE rRIvATEER ALABAMA.

The passengers board unfortunate Aria unito II
tsfyns 20 The poltrpcss caiyAlry and urany "
Captain scmm-s wblc hs OF but the follow
ing letter which he despatched 90 this city the most
narkshle evidence OF his versatility, humor and poi~nrss
Furnished.
CosvyprRArt srTAsrp AiGRAMA Dcc. r. 1854
M~ssrs. r. H. DnA.. a Co. New York
StsTpass1 r-ri~t 90 inform that the twelve
OF Plantation Btch found board the Ar oonsgncd 10
NJ CordnvH Panama, VIII not he likely rrsrh their
procured while island ~ Martinique IA
beneficial eieets In my hospital ana IN curing tho
such render too desirable acquiSliOa
TO particularly evidently Intended for the
So Ith. from the Plant ion Rest assured sre
VIII fail fire each vessel likely
ptsr IN the hands Of President DAVIS before
or Mach.
have the honor 10 remain rrsp-c,fny yoprs
RAPHAEL sEMNEy.
captain for such eaaiai viii
that ,hDud ne hal TO visit Fort i.atayettr,
dravDr reriprncatt his Ioieness %
~. warranted cure III. enuui.
In. above bot annpr Of the nisc eansons ani wide
speai fan- OF the Plantation Btteis No article hefors
ton They tho thing for th~ deniitated nd
rnrrwofn Of ail aud conditions life, aching
tie stinulant aud thorough tonlc.
They party, strengthen and insgofai
They create "a hsathy appetite
They are anii.ofe 81 chsnx. Of water and diet.
Thsy oyercnm frrlA Of dissipation and late hours
They strrn!,hrn the system and rp!vrn the NJ nd
They prev nj niiasnat e aud iDt-rin tent levers
They purify the br ath aud sc,dy ~ the stoD sdA.
They cure d. sr.psia aud constipation.
Thcy cutr inrrhpa. thpiera nd cholera morbua
They cure liver complaint nervous headacar.
So by all dcAlrrh ever here.
r. II DRAKE A 60
1n Bfoad~Ay, kew uot-
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NEW YORK LEGrsLATuRE.


ALHAsY. Jan .. 1866.
The senate met At eleven O'Clock this morning
Lieutenant Governor Joss addressed the member a.
follows
ssvAroraCAief by the vii o. The penrle the ogce ~
lieutenant Governor ~ this state ana here obedience
10 the mandate o. the constitution - act Pfedeat N
the senate. In this responsive poSltoo 7. ahsil ~
deavor 10 discharge 10 duties mesn and
receive your apprsbsii0n aud that u those 10 who.e
name and by vhss authority 10 ret
n the psssidsg ocsf u tbs ntslsshs sfsnch q The
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'""isSn, Jan. ., 1888.
The steamship Anglo saxon, from Liverpool December
IS, VIA Londonderry December a. arrived here this
mornisg. News anticipated. Tho Anglo saxon lef,
Liverpool the 18th o. Dec.mber, and. Owing
TO terrible storm. did not reach fons ouderry an
81 the .2ist Sunday. December %, 10 latitude
81. longitude 90, fen in with the steamship Jonp
Bell, froa Glasgow for Portland and New York which
had lost her rudder aud screw. Laid By her thirty
then took her passengers on and proceeded The Joan
Bell sound, and. having rugged temporary rydue
retained 70 Glasgow.
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Wnun-At Cissstorheid n. J on Tuesday, January g
y ssocKn~ wnrs Of H. Louie No Ia the seth yoar u
MS aGe-
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NEGRO JUBILEE At HILTON HEAD.
Immense AssembIage OF Con-
trabands.
"A Plentiful Supply Of Abolition
Speeches.
Brother Cheever Sends q Flag for Z
Black Regiment.
RESIGNATION OF UNION OFFICERS,
&s., de-. &s.

The United states Captain Fulton, arrived at
This port yesterday from Hilton Head and her have
very interesting from the Palmetto State The
Ger correspondent at Hilton Head will be read with
much interest.
Tne United States ship Vandaia days from Port
Royal also arrived yesterday. On the I'd and Sd inst
pn Cape Hatteras, experienced fresh gale from tho
uorthward. To the nor,hward of the Gulf had light
ooutherly winds and pleasant weather.
Annexed Is LIST Of her ofhcers:-
C0nmander-M. B. Woolsey
Acting Master and Ersc7itips OGcer--Edward N King
Aching Aaaers-Charles Folsom, Alfred Washburn.
PGySsdster-Rufds Parks
Surqcon-Albert c. Gerpas.
Lieutenant Aarines-Charles II. Nye.
Acting Ensign-Francis II. Bacon.
Acting Masters Ad,e--kchard Burke.
Paymdt5's Clev]c-Henry Gleason
Bodts,odin--Philip J. Miller.
Gnnnc-Wm. Cheney.
Sdiimdker-Wm. Rogers.
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"a Carte de yi.,iss. with spleadid
AtnH, o. ~. A. yArGHAss rs Bower Fsnrs II
I'll ~ al - aNltaA
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Arrival OF the Steamer Daniel Webster
at NeMpOrt.

hKwrowr, Jan. 9, 1863
The steamer Daniel Webster. Capt Chester has arrived
here from Aqua crock with two hundred and nfty
wounded soldiers on board.
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EXTRAORDINARY EAIssn GOD NAILED

mISCELLAN EOUs.
ExTaAokpIsARY FAI.sEH ooD NAILED.
sar,lmg peee = ,t IA, err made pubic assl.s
ss ", wss. - -A,es 70 have en led
with ana fct4a u rosuits has rl nj ,wr,,
sonsamp,on r.e,. shai lssss,s.,so h.se bfosehi !.
sl. prove that The pass,es ser q he pirate Raphael
rsysa had noas Q. ~. hii'.rs on board q ,hs Ansl
Is such hrn IN enssenoe N Panama q corda..
az ,s.a The Whole ramsrl All. ,er.ry ac,s
enasreratons. sis~hoods ano-es assam ysnA Roaa
Ia. following eorrespondcnoe an be eoasneed =
IMPORTATION soUeaE
"' 'AA'' xo. Rowling ore.a.
0noa Of the Atlantic and pAclLs Man Steamship Line,
Sss u sa Sss ssr. & . 4 "a.
Psaana. on So.ra q The sssnsh,p Jcafsar,s
pvs.e.r AiasAma Am drsiro"s d k5"@ns sas.her o.
~ VIII , wa. rea, .sisea a. Al a
d. % ssf sss ~.
sssh 100 have row on hasl .ss,s sae .ro snip
A'''''''' D. S. MARVIN
20 CcdAl street
Nav YorK, Ian. s. 1879
ISroamATIon POUND
ovnca or Arl.sris .se r.eIy,c y, = , I,ss,
:. go, S.v So"K, Ja" s. istS
ps.s s'ayours Of todays iae ia received enlng nay ~
seizure Of +" p,,.rs eonrnea 4, c"roys son u
fo.na on board The steamship Ariel Ny the Confederate
prenins YOU address, the subject insissf Of the
sgcn, q the nr Mr. Aiien from tho fact hs. as pnr,
Hos,.,,er's Bi,,srs bar ot the STEAMERS
fsssf ss S' s% ssa.a '' ARIEL
Their VT. Vie b. q tue , ss."ss sss.r s oa sss
are s.er's leverage sny.s. mos. who 'a, tsr%'k
The Conieaerates with the exception cf
boot. and shoes which were minus oaly few pairs PROM
vs57 HSlgs 4 ,e,aous
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Royal Havana L~asery.-A Pre- "a II m ss
twelve and half cent paid prince Information river
Hgteu prcs PAID Dortoon. Amerscsn Gold ARD sl,.,
TAYLOR co, Banter. 10 Wal street n "
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Prince Cached ny ,. a. D~sa. 1sO BvsaA.
wsy, NJ stairs Letter LIMITATIONS confidential and
promptly Aissnced %.
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My oaSAss-.Irsn.pots Nec.sn coionei Cook, Capt
Hu spo vita Stats HE. " w% s we ss sS
Ter White. A'"'''' h'"A'a "e'"i stead Philip p-'
Nav oslsas.--Trnsport United s,aies-captain J NJ
richardson Lieutenant Marsh Vim Ashton, 4 smith.
T.!.sAs,an.hip Eagle capt W II Gar,icl, r bryce,
s1 oa. A if@9af 5ss ss%si ssS sssnse
ssg, s.'s. ,NSs f'ssi"'
DEPARTURES.
HAyasA VIA NASSAU Steamship British Qne.n-Hasa-
New r SGr %.s T. NV %o sn WIN Sn,ss T..
r.:
Mrsnd Mr.J \ Webb, New YORK x Clement. Mass;
Bethel Nassau. n Asuhaws, Do; Mr. and Mr.. Beiie.,
S s s ssm avg Yo 9s a.. Sg w Mr and Msr
Mrs 9 u Mccall. g "; Capt Bri.mener, New York "
s.ca DO J. Mclean DO ''p' Nanroe Specie
Srw os,rAs. ASp provisioning Columbia --,uo
VILE Rare and ady Mis- scot, and servant Davidson
ri sKa s5ms s, M a@a rfy spe "a a.oS
Colleen Re, Ii9'.on and LADY NJ, rlloi,on
slaaner lady four children and Hunter cha.
Rob, wade, 'Isnpond. ms, o Forses, jas Nun.
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