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The National Loan.
over Ten Millions ,npscrIhcd ON -nturd,y.

VNcr Ten Millions subscribed on saturday.
PhilIdeiphti, Juig I6..,lN Cooke 4 Go. reports
the subscriptions 30 the seven urty Loan on satut-
day, Ut siaa3l2u', including thc fo,louiuf.
Fir-t NationAl Bank, nashville, siu1UON
Third National Bank, -. Louis -lr,UJU.
iiyst National Nlul, BOSTON, %.luUUO.
iirrt NHtio.al Bank, Albany, llUWN
First NTtiona llank, Cincinnati $4,000.
second National Bank. Boston, 41n UIn.
Fourth National Btnt, Ncw York, tt"t.uU0.
Second National Hink, MiiLoa barre, tlHctun.
Second SationI Bank, Cleveland, ais spW.
second National Bank. Npw Haven, slUUHU,
Commuua cath National Bunk Sew Noik, riU1 NO..
Merchants Nationa lialt, luIt,Aui, $4,000.
National Bank of the Eynul lic R.s,Ou, t-N,Hu.
>. X. ID OE. Mcadyillc Pa. $1,000.
&. A. fItuau 4 CO. ustoa, r2JO,uU.
fut' National liank, NeN London. , - 1O0
lis Natio' a. lihnE, phiia lc,phii, r-1. .Uul.
second National Bauk OF the Metfopui,, washing
ton, SiJ,VUJ.
The total i.r the week is Y35,G3s 700 The sales Of
the third and last series of the seven thirty loan
draw near to a close. Only about ffty millions OF
the notes remain unto.d- adding TO the sAles
larly reported BY Jay Cooke, the amounts Of sales in
California and At the regular dcpositories, which
have not been included in the reports from PhiAde.
phia Al the present rate OF sul rtion the balance
OF he loan vi b. disposed OF within two weeks aud
probably in less time.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.
Gen. iiookcr's Assumption of command
The Departmental stan


GE'raAL OHnrgs, No &C. In ~ uti,nce 30 General
Order, No. lis, dated War Department. June u,
1865, the UNDERMINED as.uIncs command Of the De-
ptf,mcut Of tho Eat ,mhracinr the Now ENGLAND
slle', New York and New Jcifc. heldluartors at
Ncv York City. The orders issucI ly Mjor-ti, neral
Dix for tho government OF the ID, ar.ucnt will con-
tinus in force until revok b. proper authority Tho
following named of'cers announced composing
my sla1, and viii be ohcyei and respected sccord-
inely;
Bfcyct Brig. ,.Gcnoralp .. 7. Van Duron, A. A G.
and AdliI ipnAl A. II. &.
Bn,ct Bdg. g.-Gepcl.i n. r. Mcmahon, \. A. g.
and Additional 4. u. &.
H-cyct L.eut-Co. WA. II. Ludlow, Additional A.
u. &.
Btoyct Iicut.- Colonel Charles L. Joliuc tActing
CuIpsl \. d..
IfrFtf Lieut.. Colonel lhum9s A. Hollrl, judge
Ad,usa'" and Add. ...l 4 u. G..
liIty. q Nagf -. \. rich .tlt, Additional A. H. C.
l.r'lpi MnIur s. ll.Dl nsg TOW, Chief IuIu. uf NIUE
nfIl IitouHl A. H. 4
l.rsrt VI ,iOr NW. /. Blake, Asst Com. 0i Mus. and
(Acftu' IofpsJ A. -. &
,n."et N lyor Tho. Lord Jr.. Actius cOrpr! A.
II, &.
u, VIM. If. l,v1crcr, A. u. @.
taUl samuel v. q .UI, A. u. &.
jo.Elu Nuu.I", Ma.oi-Genersl Commanding.
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Grand Midnight Reception.
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Delegations From Everywhere.
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The Latest News
by Telegraph 10 the ". ". Sun.
OUR WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

Smuggling on the Border.
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CONCERT AT THE ACADEMY.
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THE GREAT GERMAN SAENGERFEST.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
In the recent election in Australia manv

In therecent electiouin Australia many
of the voters were naturalized Chinese
who, being free from political prejudiccs
sold their votes to the highest bidder
In one town about thirty of them were
bought at eight shilliugs each, and tn.
tored TO answer yes to every question
asked them at the polls. The opposite
party had hint of this, however, and
the first question proposed was, Have
you voted before at this election?" Al
affirmative answer secured for the would
be voter an unceremonious packing OFF,
Two Or three who got through this or
deal had been instructed to scratch the
first three names on the printed ballot
Like genuine Chinamen as they were
they took the paper upside down, and
erased the very names they were paid tc
vote for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07

THE Tibupe's correspondent writes en-
Enthusiastically about the colored females
of Charleston. Those who believe that
slavery has dcbased and imbruted the
negro. will be surprised to learn from the
TrjbaRt's correspondent that even his
washerwoman was talented and lady
like colored person" A rare wench in
deed. for we are told "her manners would
have done credit to any drawing-room.
The mulatto girls made most favorable
impression on the Tribune man. They
are. he says, handsomer here than in any
city in the South, and are quite numer,
Gus too, fact which is recorded with
evident satisfaction. Between LADY.
like and talented colored washerwomeD
and handsome mulatto girls the Tribune
man is, so to speak, in clover. "How ii
smells Pahi'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
The Rebel Pres. and soldier,

We find in the Sentinel a report of
meeting held by, DAVIS brigade, COM
posed of the 18th, 26th and 42d Missis-
sippi regiments, near Petersburg, on the
nth of February On motion of Colonel
R.O. REYNOLDS, of the 18th Mississippi,
Private w. c. MCDoUGAL, of the Doth
Mississippi, was called to the chair. and
Private WM. F. PRICE, of the 1lth Mis-
sissippi, presented preamble and rcso-
lutions. The preamble rehearsed that
the enemy had
"Stolen ourynegroes, and placed them
IN his armies: he hasrccruited his wasted
lerions from the pauper and prison
houses of Europe, and is now threatening
us with negro draft of three hundred
thousand men, and we, the soldiers OF
this brigade, fully appreciating the great
issue at stake, upon the result of which
depends the destiny OF. ourpeople, and
everything, that fteemen hold dear and
sacred, believe the time has come when
the war materiapof our country, regard.
less of color. should be fully developed
twas therefprereptyed: as =
~. That Ne arsinIfayor Of the intro
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07

In the amended enrolment bill. as il
passed the House, there is clause pro-
viding that mo person of foreign birth.
who has resided in the United States for
three years preceding his arrival at the
age of 81 years, shall be exempt from en-.
rOlment and draft on account of being
IN alien" ,.,. Sd d ~ .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07

THE tax bill as passed by Congress
does not impose duty on sales; the to-
bacco tax remains as adopted by the
House originally, and the bank tax is
fixed at the rate of one per cent. on the
deposits of savings banks, and ten per
cent. per amum on the circulation Of
STATE hanks '' - g. s f" ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
Adn,inistrator's Sale OF Real and PEI.
soual Property i'm the town OF Euiio.
yIHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMIN
L TRAITOR with the will annexed of N
r. . I -----------l
Oh The 25M day of March, ls65.

lttt VI EdiAh MY NNNNtS'''' W.
On the 18th day Of March, 1865,
on the premises, proceed TO sell NJ public an,
ton the following real property, to.wit. Tvo
half lots in the town of Fulton, in the county u
Ohio and State of West Virginia, being the two
half lots east of tho half lot adjoining the ppem
Uses lately owned and occupied by VIM. Jor
don and now owned by John Woods, being The
property that was conveyed to Sarah Kelly by
deed from Euos Barbarett and Catharinc hi,
wife dated April list 1915 and OF record In The
records for Ohio county, in Deed book 30 at page
423
Also the personal property belonging TO said
estate consisting OF household and kitchen fur
niture, and stock of dry goods and groceries
and such other property M may be found he
longing to said estate. There il comfortable
two story brick house on the above described
half lots well adapted for bookkeeping OF tN
ern purposes, TlOS. OBRlEN
Administrator with the will annexed of the 80
tate of Sarah Kelly deceased feb?2 tbs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
,THE ABOvE-NAMED DEFEND.

i ANTS and their legal representatives, are
hereby notified that the said plaintiffs, at the
next April term 1865 of the Circuit Court for
Marshall county, W. Va on the fourth day of
said term, will move said Court for a supple.
mental order or decree to sell so much of the
lands owned by the heirs of Samuel Tomlinson
as may be necessary to pay the residue of the
sum OF s767 and 35-10O, and interest thereon as
mentioned in the former decree in this cause,
rendered at the Spring term 1862, as a part OF
the trust fund for which the late Samuel Tom.
linson and Presly Martin were justly liable. The
balance of said trust fund claimed to be due from
each of the eight heirs of Samuel Tomlinson, ex.
cept Joseph and Lewis Tomlnson, is s129 and
37-lO0 with interest from June 4th, 1864 and for
this balance the plaintiffs will move said Court
at the time before stated for an order of sale
against each of the heirs of said Samuel Tomlin.
son, now holding or having title to lands by de-
scent under him.
And the plaintiffs will, at the same time fur
tber move said Court for a personal decree
against Joseph and Lewis Tomlinson for the re-
spective balances due from them and yet unpaid,
on account of the former decree in this cause
j. HOGE, Atty for Plaintiffs.
Dated March LIST, 1865. -mar6-d2t&w4t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
CORN sRELLERs AND CUTTING
RONES,

T &. FROST s. co, NOS. % s. 23,
4. MAIN STREET, would call attention to
their large stock of Single and Doube Spout
Corn Shelters, iron framed and Virginia do. Ion
hand or horse power Also, Hay Straw & Fodder
Cutters of the most approved patterns, and at
the lowest prices dec22
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
ron CINCINNATI.
TO THE PUBLIC.

" ONE VIM. North township Supervisor
of the county of Ohio, State of West Virginia,
with Elisha Connolly and other drunken men,
entered my house in Fulton, and behaved very
badly when they were ordered to leave. A
short time afterwards they returned, broke down
INV door, forcibly entered the house and dis
gracefully abused my wife. Previous to their
coming to my house, the men made indecent ex.
pressions and abused several other citizens OF
Fulton. .H OTTO ROEDlGER-
mar1.d&w1t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
FoRsAE AND RRSs
Sprige Hoiise, ec5.,for sak
Auction

DURSUANT TO THE mn
i MADE by the Circuit Court 6CnICkIe
ty, on the 18th day of December laYt quo 90
in chancery pending therein betv-een ~ ue u,
nall Junior, George A Ross and Fmn,aa yer "
complainants, and Daniel C. E List IN hssEd.
western Bank. of Virginia and otbarss e Sqa
ants, I'VE viii at the front door of the CoS, ,dsta
of 0lio county, Hoo
a Oh Tuesday, the 2aih day of Mar,
in the year eighteen hundred and 81
commencing at L, O'Clock A NJ. procasS .ySy,
at public auction, the lots numbered ~ nsQ
sAveitiri square numbered one in ~ ne ~
Wheeling, and those parts OF the lots Wy q
four and eight in the same square. which Oels
will II Zachariah Sprigg were devised tos " u
Sprigg and Zachariah Jacob in trust for ~
poses set forth in said viii excepting 50 m pt
of said lots seven and eight as was SCI =, aacA
severalty 10 the heirs of Mortlec5i Y,,IiHSnt b
ceased, and those parts OF said lot numLsr y y
which were sold 10 George w. johnson az q
cob Landfried, as in said decree mora ru u "a
larly specified; the real estate so 10 No saiy9ea
virtue of the said decree being the sama on ;!
ofwhich now stands the hotel called the Spp ~
HOUSE, fronting on the wharf in the ei H,.IG
Wheeling.
Terms of Sale The purchaser to nav nos,
than one third of the purchase money in -
but to have the option of paying in hand va
greater portion or the whole thereof Tb~ az
due, if there be any, TO be paid by equal IN, =
ments of principal in eight sixteen and tv'1sa
four month, with interest on each instal0,l
from the day of sale; the deferred paymert' =
be secured by bonds with satisfactory sem, Z
and the title TO be retained as further sem,
until payment in full $; BRADY
DANIEL LAM
feb2i-td Commission,
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For Sale.
600 ISABELLA ROOTS, ONE

iZ.UUU YEAR old and thrifty and Soe
cuttings of Isabella, and the Same number Of
the Catawba variety NJ the vineyard Of
!. JOHN HANDLIN. ). B. FORD & 90
mari lw Near Boggs Run
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
For Sale.
For Sale.
I,1yO EAsTuORaEs. slrrrARII

j FOR saddle or haiHesB ono set of Hanal,
one Buggy, one Office Safe one Office Table on,
Secretary; also Household Furniture Apply 10
a.rH.' GEO T.. BOYD
mpl4 .... OfCMjwcJl Bpd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
p E T r OLEU nj
j. G. MORRIS,
NO ; WILLIAM STREET NEW YORK.

ALTERS FOR SALEM LOTS TO
~ SUIT purchasers, all the REGC LA
DIVIDEND PAYING PETROLEUM OIL
STOCKS; some paying from FOUR TO FIVE
PER CENT monthly, on par value OF FlN ana
Ten DOLLARS. and CONTROLLED by
FIESTCLASS MEN OF THIS CITY.
Parties desiring daily quotations of Stocks or
information in relation to them, can have same
furnished upon application,
Orders from parties out OF the city promptly
attended to- Ecmittancos or satisfactory ref
crenCes In all cases to accompany order.
Sales made at New York "PETROLEl NJ
STOCK EXCHANGE or at private sale
Refers 10y permission, to the following wei
known Houses of this city:
Messrs UarbeCks " Co. Josiah Mays sons.
Galwev Casado " Teller. George Milne.
b g. Morris President Columbian ms. Co
Caldwell 4 Morris successors To Brewer d
CALDWELL
G. W. Ducr Cashier Bank oi New York,
ian21 3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07

Enos Howard, Administrator de bonis non of
Samuel Tomlinson, deceased, Abelard Tom
linson Samuel Baker and Caroline his wife,
formerly Caroline TOmlnson, Elizabeth Der.
ry, formerly Elizabeth Tomlnson, aud Will
liam Berry her husband, Theodore Fink, Eloi.
50 Newman, formerly Elosa TOmlinson, Rho
da Biegs, formerly Rhoda Tomlinson, Joseph
Tomlirison and Lewis Tomlinson, all heirs OF
Samuel Tomlinson deceased, jackson Reed,
guardian ad litum of Virginia Fink and Isa-
dora Fink, infant heirs OF Samantha Fink, de-
ceased formerly Samantha Tomlinson, and
Benjamin F. Martin, Executor of Presly Mar
rim daceaSad defandonts
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07

Alta MEETING OF THE EXEC.
"A UTIvE Committee of the It'll Military
ub-District held at Triadelphia Feb. 2sth, Nd.
S. Hill and A. A. Allison, Recruiting Agents,
made the following report:
AH fiTe Co reDettee noin ... ssais 90
Amount paid for 80 recruits. ..s77O0 90
d" Uncurrent money 200 OO-s7ss5 90
leaving balance of. 1888 90
There will be meeting Of the citizens Of the
7th ub-District, at FrankWalters', on Saturday
the 18th of March, at o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of making some disposition of the money
remaining in the hands Of the Executive Com
mittee. rHs A. w. STORER, treasurer
..l r. j. B. KELLY, Secretary.
marriott ... H,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
AGRICULTURAL.
-7rE-zE--------------
PLOUGsAS.
PIoughs and Plough Castings.
THE LARGEST 81 o q 81 % y
i PLOUGHS, Plough Points and Castings, OF
all kinds, ever offered in this city.
n ND nCu1 o. ~

-. ~. l. LbOS \ ~ W.,
NOS. 1917 and 70 MAIN STREET "6,.r ~
the lowest manufactures prices:
Hall & Spears Patent and Centre Levers
Wesburg
Right and Left Hand steel Mould Board
Ploughs
Iron right and left hand PloughS ofall sizes.
Hillside Ploughs iron and wood stocked. Hil
sizes. .,
Iron stocked Steel Mould Board Plougn~ al
sizes.
Gilps Celebrated Patent Steel Mould Board
Plonghs all sizes.
Bidwenrs Iron and Steel and Hill SIDE all
sizes. ...... 70
Double Michigan Sod ana Suh-soii Plough
combined.
Hall g. Speer's new Improved Steel Mould
Board Iron Plough.
Sub.soi Ploughs for two and -four horso-.
Points, Castings Land Sides Monld Boards
&c, &C. all at the lowest prices. ich2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
A correspondent of the WHO writes:

THE people are ready to give every
thing for the cause. Borne down with
your taxes, no matter how onerous, if it
be necessary. Take whatever may be
wanted to secure our independence-our
negroes, bacon, corn, horses, cattle, our
ALTO support the army and defend the
cause"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
I'm the Circuit Court for Marshall Co.,
w. Va, at May Term, 1869.

Richard NJ. Messick and Mary B. his wife, for.
merly Mary B. TomlinsOn, and Theron H.
Blackwell and Mary B. his wife, plaintiffs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-07
The Richmond Wing says:

"An old gentleman, living in the coun
try, in renewing his subscription to the
Wing, writes that, but for his inhrm
health, which confines him to the house,
he would, in spite of his seventy win
tiers, shoulder his musket and fight I'M
der the black flag, rather than submit to
he rnled by the YnnkeeSN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06

probable new Premier Of can.aal mas Ossn %s s
somewhat significant speech Il 10 said that Hr MAC
dona3 YVES not long since Of different opinion 70 that
oppressed by him with reference 70 annexAon bat hs
friends NIL mot believe II He spoke 81 onnsxation In
NO mnong tsrma The following b pretty straight 70
the poiat:-
bssa finally placed under ground in the Pottsr's ned
II there any left II any moro such animals still exist
thy VIII have TO hsht for IT., for England
wiii not give up the ship. An English government
chat would not prevent the absorption Of Canada
by the United States would be turned out by the
people in twenty four hours. The only feeling
In England s in favor OF the retaining OF
Canada and 70 do this she is willing TO put 81
our disposal and spend all the Of the
pire II true TO ourselves this country may yet
condition Of greatness Of which We have little conception
at present Tho great doubt In the minds Of the
bers Of the government Of England in regard
proper defence The American war and our sense
OF insecurity consequence Of have passed away and
It remained for be true TO ourselves and England
would lavish her strength and her money Canada
money to improve the country not for somebody else,
but for ourselvcs money English and not Canadian
rates. Let us them be true 70 our nerests TO
our allegiance let stand by the country by England
and England will stand by TO tho end Of the chapter
It is still pecunary interest and our duty TO hold
this country for her Majesty the Queen, whom may God
long bless and save sst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06
MnseellaneOus.

Purser Hawley Of steamship Star OF the Union has
our thanks for late New Orleans papers.
CAsILpA H.ml 600 tons, built in 1852 coppersd In
sso wa. sd Inst ass
Warren Co, Of Boston, the purchasers
Es ono fT ny
were taken ga The wreck By sr ship Lady
:syss S % y s Me- in 1850 and
BRo Ecno Bent from Baltimore for Antwerp put into
Hampton Roads "a inst, with crew mutinous.
sona EIsAssTn. Lsvashe, from Picou for Boston, put
So%.p ~ being run into On ns 80 an
known steamer.
As WA ,nc. .1s NJ. Union Cecil from Por H.
SSe
thence and through The weliand canal Lake Ontario
y sas
S SsI .. s
sfS sIsn sssS
would psSsSy Zee
spoken. Ssc.
i ssS say az !sspis on d from o''o for Dun
si S.r2 .:s sS rom a.% 7.ls for Port Prince
'ry = az GsB' s s.y: from suru.m for Boston Jul,
bag Caroline Sddy from New Ysrt for x..an1.., July
s s:.3 Boy New New y YORK ss s.s.
schr showing Br colos with Gag red and blue border
Foreign Ports.
FLORES July sin pc bark LaconIa Doane ii days from
GonsH AFRICA, July AIN port bark Warren HsIlett Ry
der Tor Boston via Port Praya, Cape verd Islands, sail
osArD Tysx. IT. July 2sIn port brig Dundee, Brooks
HALrrAx, July so-Arr schr Geo McReen, Philadelphia;
Aug orgs Conqusral Lyons, Baltimore Star Castle,
Lvisrcoi, July a. Advertised Damascus ts), for Quebec
july S @ r Ss Of 2mer sfV ts
or DO 18Th Cubn for DO 2eth Brenda, Dart for Boston
do Aug j. Ellen Austin. French for NYork July al De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-06
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.


Steamship Iibernn jane Gllchri.t, James
M. Nh an s" and ssssNf5
W1 nn George sS nv ~ %
steersgc.
New 6nls4ss Steamship ssar Of the uR2n-T. . w..
Ecks rs pr Brsts crsr Mrs Craig e and ihr D
A,ss osS'CS ca, Brsss
$s.fsS EsT s.Ss&s'}f A$ss
Ss PEI II ns.'f sn:S'
M EGsss Nm birch Nss Gates Mis- bowling Miss
% %s TbC sa s% W slouc, McArse Mrs MsArde
DEPARTURES.
q con
Ts EssIsus n and sh Ga Fsa James Eco Mrs
"; FloyyG, Mrs. Harding Cuba Tsysr q Pam.
Ss.s,a % ' ess;sSs haea; Eess sS
bridge, Of Hamilton; Mrs Baker and three children,
fsa An 'pS so Ss .%
sSs R & s."ss.
sSs VIE sssnsl..r and NJ. ' Wss
Mfr 'Hsr Gssh Wa
s RG ss. sspsy ksV
BEL Mr. West Mrs Jsmes AIs1.ndsr James Brand and
g Afafs sPs. Win
Brennan S lanes Small John Lester Xsnso%.5y
F.si Bibles, Ms. Nary SALE Ms: barton 'S III:
servant;
f f%s S.. wp ps %s:
Mary H.ford Miss LSse Cassidy David Lee, Miss Mary
Gs
JOHN nS s Mrs
Srsiehsad Miss Moore Horace 0raighead, Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs. Ramon Bcrcn. v Hagen and family Mrs Muir
sesnsSe, sna cb Mr. and MRS jean
Sssr; n'Viss iSs'lfs assa 10.
e n.e ass.n hsS:
s;ss 4fGsSs sS: ss%s. Re-
s:.s - Mo
a% y: 1: sf 81
sSs sr hDslSs
E Esss ~. bs:sS:s f:.S
% Snsa sR %
S.S s; Fly S%:: Z
others in the Storage ' "''
SFy copnI.s meds%s Tg Guiding ss Campbell
Henry guimsnn. theodore wilson, coSrespcnden, New
sT ffs Lieut. ss'A sss ssips
HS sos e.
Beauregard, Emanuel Adler, Dure and wife, Aspe,
Emanuel saavedsa, William Bowies and wife, Charles
Espenau, Captain Gage, Mrs Samuel stafford L Levy,
wire, child, and two servants Sortwe Mrs Fannie VII
klnson, John WILKINSON Frank Hhrieyer Mrs Lnder,
Ts% S.gs. FsS .so %'W ssv nss
y Goldman, r. Hcrnstndt Leopold Kahn, Joseph Simon,
@ H ssS b. ling x AfHss
Aopry psn WWSny Rae BsnsHg b MdCs r
% fissE -'SsS sSssd
win kspsnd s Edward
Ss5.s4 kins;.i;, FRANK sosS%syd Aston
u White Lisutsnant 3 Bssslsr 9 Driver Il Noel
Green eI, Mrs William STARK william Rob!nsqr Wake,
neld MISS Ellen ID Smith, l. Cortez, Williams and
wife, Lawson Roberts l. Smith.
NEw ORIEArs--stcamship George washngon-Capt II
Newton, W Williams, Miss Wakefield, w Chamberlain, A
Hart wight Person Anthane Triton, wife, child
and servant A Ttlton Fernow, W kendrck, w
Nitcher Mrs w Calout, Van Sicle Geo De Groat
Adams, Cochran, ID Ames, and others.
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Marsh, Capt Clarke and others
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IcGerts, Heiser, Howard, Capt b smallman, Den
wife Ms Belts and two children, Hurd and lady, Chas
Brown, Lewia ID Yates and wife, Mr. barnes, Purser
ConIsh, Cookson, Mc0rath, II billiard, John Deer.
Ohsdburn, Mrcoopor, Geo Willis, Mrs Royal Mr. Iarcncc