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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-11
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
[ For Additional Local Items see Third Poge.l


CHRIsTMAs-GIFTs FOR THE HOLIDAYS
A CHANCE FOR BARGAINs.-The surplus stock of
the well-known firm of Bailey & Co.. of No. Sl9
Chestnut street, has been consigned to B. Scott,
Jr., for sale at auction. The goods are now
arranged for inspection at Mr.. SCOTS Art Gal
lery, No. 1920 Chestnut street, where the sale will
take place on Thursday and Friday MORNINGS,
at 1Os O'Clock. The object of bringing these
goods before the public in this way, Is to afford
them the opportunity of securing for mode
rate aud reasonable sum, articles which are
5mnently appropriate for gifts during the
coming holidays. The taste must, indeed, be
fastidious, which cannot discover IN the collec-
ton somethingsexactly suited to it; and in view
of the mania for gitt-making which in less than
two weeks will take such powerful hold upon
all classes of the community, we predict an
energetic competition for the most desirable
features of this splendid collection.
Even if our readers have no intention of
making a purchase at the sale, they will find
themselves amply repaid for visit 10 the gal
lery of Mr.. Scott by the artistic and beautiful
articles comprised in the present collection.
Not only will they find many little gems which
are precisely the things for Christmas gifts but
they will discover large assortment of artistic
bronZes clocks, and similar articles, which have
an intrinsic value in themselves independently
of their ornamental character. There is like
wise in tie collection a large assortment of
plated goods OF James Dixon & Sons manufac
ture in which ornamentation vies with useful
ness, and brilliancy with durability. So, whether
you purchase or not kind reader, do not fail to
take glance at the collection.
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n.EssngE5 GEO. STEoK & 20. s rIANos, ,-Ess-ezs
TETn At GOuld's, s=T ~ "a
Seventh ard Chesnn' Streets. ~
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GRATF.-JAYNE's EoIoAL ALMANAC FOR 1857
is now ready or distritu or, and copies may be
had gratis, in the tnglish, German, French, Swe.
dish, Hollandsh, Norwegian, and DanIsa languages,
at the store No. 242 Chesnut street.
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BURNT ALMCEDs, Rose Almonds, iceland Moss
Paste, Cream Chocolate etc, can be had at all
times of George W. jenkins, Confectioner, No, 1857
SpFing Garden street.
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MANY OF ths holiday Pits merely please the fancy
for q few days and are g. on laId aside and forgot
ten. The Florence will last lietlme and please a
lady friend better than thousand dollars worth OF
i1Dkets once aud Sa'eSooms DO, o3O Chesnut
street,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Voltaire on Marriage

Voltaire said "The moro married
men you have the fewer crimes ther,
will be. Marriage renders mar
moro virtuous aud more wise. An
unmarried man is but half perfect
being, apd il requires the other hall
to eake things right; and il canuot
be expected that in this imperfect
state he can keep the straight path of
reotitude any more than a boat with
one oar, or bird with Que wing can
keep a stright course. In nine cases
out Of ton whore married men be-
como drunIards. or whore they COM
NIT crimes against the peace of the
community, the foundation of these
acts was laid whilo in q single state.
Or whore the wilo is, as ia sometimes
-ho case, an unsuitable match. Mar
iiage changes the current of mans
oelings, aud gives him centre for
his thoughts, his affections, and his
'ots. Here is homo for the entire
man, and the counsel, tho affections.
tho example, and the interest of his
'better half" keep him from erratie
courses, aud from falling into a thous.
and temptations TO which ho would
otherwise be exposed. Therefore
the friend to marriage is the friend
to society and his country"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Attempted Escape from the Peni-
tentiary An exciting Race,

Michael Casey, a convict, employed
as a runner in the saddle-tree shop at
tho Ohio Pcniteutiory, attempted, yes
terday, just after the dinner hour, to
make his escape. He scaled the wall
between the main prison and the fo.
male prison, by means Oft ladder,
camo down in the front yard, aud
passed out at tho front gate. At
this iuncture he was discovered by the
guard and the alarm sounded. The
Warden and other officers of the pris
on Immediately gave chase. As Ca
sey ran down the Avenue towards
Haydon's Mill, he came in range o.
tho.guard at the South east angle ot
the prison wall. The guard fred al
the escaping prisoner but the effect
of the shot was only to quicken his
pace. He ran to the "run," oppo-
site the Ohio Tool Company's Shop,
then turned and ran up the "run,"-
just then the Deputy Warden, Mr.
Dean, who resides in that locality,
Joined the pSrsuing party as an eih-
ciont reinforcement, turning the pur-
sued party eastward on to Long street.
The chase was now eminently excl
ting, and as the officials gained rapid
| ly on the "cross barred " individual,
not altogether unonjoyable to specta.
tors, A teamstcr headed Michael oil
near the Gas Works and he was forced
to surrender. Casey is somewhat in.
sane, but it seems know enough to
plan a method ofescapo, thatwith less
vigilance on the part of the officers
might have been successiul,-C0t
/ journal. '''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

puRsuAEr 10 on order OF the Probate
= Court Of Seneca county, Ohiol 10 me
T. sued wherein the subscriber is plaintiff
and Alexander Smith and others bis
wards are defendants, will offer at pub
lie veudue on the premises hereinafter
described, on Saturday tbs 18th day Of
january 1867, between the hours Of ten
A. NJ. and four P. NJ Of said doy, the rehl
estate bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
lnlot No. fourteen (14) 10 the town Of
1 lBetsville, Seneca county Ohio, bounded
on the northby the Findloy state road,
on the west by the alley between lots No
lis and IL, on the south by the alley be
tween No 8 and II and on the east by No
l16, free and unincumbered Of the
dover Of Maria Smith. now Maria Tap
ping, therein.
TERMS, one.third cash, onc.tIiird 10 one
and two years with interest from day o
sale. Deferred payments to be secured
BY mortgage on the premises.
HENRY DOUB,
Guard. Of minor heirs Of jacob Smitl
decd. dec20nlO2iS4,OOw4
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IA Sad Spectacle Relics Of the
War.

War.
A correspondent Of tho Chicago
Jourhofat Quincy, ILL.,. writes:
As sad scene as almost any con.
nected with the war, was witnessed in
ouy streets on Saturday and Sunday.
Two soldiers, brothers, belonging TO
one Of the Ohio regiments, discharg-
ed from the Soldiers Home at Colum-
bus, which Home il, I understand,
being broken up, stopped here op,
their way TO the wosIern part of Mis-
souri,, where there aged parents live
Both were iu The battle Of the Wild
eruess, both we're wounded and taken
prisoners, and were in AndersOnville
prison, there suffering, as we know
those prisoners suffered for twelve
months.
In consequence ofthe exposure aud
lprivation, one Of them has lost both
feet, and walked on bis knees; the
other had been wounded in one ank.
lie the bonos had stifened aud he
was cripple, too, walking with
much difficulty. They we're the only
ehildren Of their parents, their father
being sevenly-6ye years old. They
had, before being discharged, soni
their pension and their bounty tc
their father TO help pay of mort
gage on his land, and, whom they
reached this city, were without cent
and had nothing to cat since leaving
indianapolis. Why some one in the
cars did not notice their wants is sin
.guiar. They asked for some bread at
one of the stations, aud were refused.
Getting here, they were advised to
apply TO benevolent society, which
has done more than pen can tell for
tho Union soldiers ever since the com.
moncement Of tho war" The Needle
PickOts." They did so, and these la
dies, through their exertions, in a
short time raised $3.50 for them, and
obtained, through the Kindness Of the
railroad officials, transportation for
them to their homes, amounting TO
thirty dollars more Our soldiers, of
twenty-five and twenty-five years of
age, John A. Williams and Charles
Williams, 33d Ohio volunteers, went
on their way Monday afternoon re.
joicing.
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What Rum Did.

The Toronto Globe states that the
late terrible aud destructive Rre NJ
Quebec was the direct result Of rum
drinking. That paper says.
"The IRE originated from a drunken
debauchery in a tavern, near dav-
light. The men we're disputing over
their ill-gotten gains at cards. From
words they come TO blows, and tho
table being upset. on which was a COM
oil lamp, ia moment the oil became
ignited and then the building in few
moments more. Alarm became gen
eral in the vicinity, and in half an
hour the FIRE centre had word. In an
hour the hose was laid aud the wate,
let On. In ten minutes afler, the ilrst
line was cut by some miscreant, and
soon after, similar thing happened
70 tho second one. The FIRE now
became unmanageabls aud the popu--
lace panic stricken. 'aat ~ z
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Symptoms.

Difficult or Irregular Breathing, Loss
of Breath, Cough, Wasting Of Flesh
Night Sweats, bleeding from the Lungs
Loss of Strength, Loss Of Appetite aud
General Debility, Debility Of Pregnancy
and Nursing, Flying Pains through tho
Shoulders, Chest face and Limbs, Neu-
ralgi0, Nervous Headache, Nervous Irri
tation, Nervous Prostration, Giddness or
Dizziness, Excessive Palcncss, Sore
Throa, Drowsiness, Sleeplessness Dys-
pepsiO, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sink.
ing or oppression of the stomach before
or utter eating, Constipation, Remiltent
fever. &C., and especially in the female
disorders or Uterine Irregularities such
difficult, painful, suppressed, scanty OF
excessive, delayed, premature or tou
frequent mcnstruOtion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Divorce.

JOSEPHINE REDFIELD. whose res
idencc is unknown, will ,take notice
THAI George II, Red6eld, Of Seneca conn.
" Ohio, has this day filed in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of said County. bis peti,
lloh for divorce from said Josephine,
charging her with gross neglect OF duty
and with having fraudulentlY oonlIaoled
the marriage contract with petitioner, aud
he asks that said contract may be an.
nullcd. a. ey..., ,.... ,ar.s
The said petition will b. Cor hearing At
the February term ofsaid Court 1867,
And the defendant will take noties that
dePositions 60 be used on tho hearing of
said petition viii be taken at the Amer.
lean Hotel on Broadway st. New York,
90 the 10Th day Of January, 1851. be-
tween the hours OF Z o'clock. A, n. aud
10 0'eloek,P. NJ, OF said day.
GlnsoE 4 PEEKNeroE,
Attorneys Of Petitioner.
dsslsa9wepfSb.oO,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
: A Sound Platform.

The Pittsburg C5mh,ercial Law,
dowa its platform on the sutfrag,
question as follows:
We are in favor Of one uniform suls
of suffrage, for all persons and colors
and that is intelligence. The nb-
sardity ofanaking cOlor a qualiiica.
ton or disqualification is too great 10
DO defended even by tho most anti
quated fGgies.
IT a eolored man is qualified to
vote, he should he voter, and IL a
wh'te man Is not quilted TO vote. he
should not be permitted 10 vote-bnt
all thAt are qualified shopld vote n
this wc would add, that we thi5k ~
question of'sutfrage is Of SO mncb
Importance itshould stand alone 10.
be decided on its merits and nor msSs
to depend ou the fate Of other promo.
siti0ps, rSp0
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
CONSUNGPTION,

CONSUMPTION,
IN IT'S MoSTADvANCED STAGES,
for the Eadical Cure Of Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Catarrh and all affection Of the
Lungs, Throat aud Air Passages; for
General and Special Derangement OF the
Nervous System; for Disorders OF the
| BLOOD; aud for all Functional Disorders
of the Stomach and Bowels.
1t Immediately increases the strength
aud deepens the color Of the pale blood.
II subdues the Chills and Fever, and
diminishes the Expectoration. ItcLecks
the night sweats, always, in from seven
to fourteen days. The appetite is at
once nvigoraled and the patient rapidly
gains Il sa; the cough ond the dfficu I
breathing are speedily relieved; the sleep
becomes cain aud refreshing; and the
excavations regular and uniform.
An the general symptoms of CON.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHI-
TUS, & =, disappear with really aston
ishing rapdily.
The Prescription should be Used in
every case whore the Pysician prescribes
Cough Mixtures, 'Tonics,' Iron, Acids
Bark, Quinine, Cod Liver OIL. Whiskey
&C., and in every disease, by whatever
name known, in which there is exhibited
any one or more OF the following
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Statements from Patients. 50,

Your description has saved the life
of my daughter aud has saved hundreds
Of dollars Tor me.-Rsv. l.. Humphreys
Remson, New York.
We bless God for the Benefit we have
received fromyorr Prepared Prescription.
REV, p. Peregrine, Blossburg, Penn.
Every one to whom have recommeded
il has benefited much by its use. .-Iey.
C. d. Jones, Racine, Wisconsin.
BIBLE HoUsE, AsTok PLACE. New York
--Iu the early part Of February 1855, /
wac suffering from violent cough, for
which hnd been treated during the six
months previously without benefit, [ had
n'ght Sweats which completely prcstruted
me- ln the evening hoarsenrss would
come on which would prevent me from
speaking ABOVE a whisper, | had then
had two attacks of bleeding from, the
lungs. My family physician assured me
thal he could do nuthing more for me |
was growing rapidly worse aud had heen
compelled to leave business for nearly
two mouths. An my symptoms in,Iica.
ted, unmistakab,y, the presence nf tho
Consumption. In the beginning ofFeb.
ruary, Mr.. Hsary FishoF, Treasurer OF
the American Bible Society, presented
me with bottle OF the PREPARED Pas.
scRprIoN, In few days my appetite.
which | had entirely lost, returned; and
IN less thar two weeks the night swea,s
were broken up. TheceiOrward gained
strength rapidly, and am now fenlarly
attending TO my duties as clerk 10 the
American Bible Society, in whose en-
ployment have been nine wears. l am
now enjoying good health. Your Pre-.
scription effected Cure when my friends
despaired Of my recovery.
THOMAS ]. CoSGER.
nave Nervous or Spasmodic Asthma
for II years. During TIA last six years
heve never had an uninterrupted nights
rest. Il often seemed TO me that would
die before | could get mir into ms lungs.
suffered so greatly from shortness oil
bre en,h, that | was compalsed to take !
frequent rests in walking from nv resi-.
dence to my place of business. The
night before obtained the PrenareJ
Prescription, was The worst that I ever
passed. On obtaining tie remedy / took
: teaspoonlul at noon and aeain at piobt.
and slept oil night without waking. /
have not had broken nights rest since.
I have now completely
'ecoSerod my strength aDd spirits and am
lot afflicted with shor,ness Of breath, HI
'holl be glad TO have any one oiIlietel
With sthnia call ard see me.-EzRA c.
-Asopos, No. sS4, 4th 81. Nov York.
The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
; put up in a 81 bottle, and is sold by
Druggists generally. os orders may be ,
ddrsssed 10 the Sole Proprietor, OscAR !
=. MosEs a Co, 81 Courllandt street /.
lew York. Cosultation free. A cireclar
ontaining particulars and many csses Z
nccessfa.ly treated, will be sont tree by
INN BY HERSHgSER & MYERS :
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Notice.

SOLOMON GAMBEE vs, @. T.. Guy,
= before Reuben l. Carey, Justice Of
Ihe Peace, Reed township, Seneca county
Ohio. tf'' ,
The defendant L. G. Guy, is hereby
notified thai on the i2th day Of November
1866. said Justice isspcd an attachment
in the pbove action FOR die sum Of ten
deslssai SOLOMON GAslDEE,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale al
Public auction, at the late residence
of Lloyd Norris, deceased, three miles
south of Tiilin, on The
80 Day OF JANUARY, 1867,
The goods aud ohattles OF said deceased
cousilling in part Of Grain Of all kindr,
Wheat in the ground, Horses. Cattle,
Hogs, Ruggies, Harness aud numerous
other articles,
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
s. j. SEED. Executor.
Ti1in, Dec. 20, lS66.--pfS3. 81.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly ap-
= poin,ed Executor of the last viii aad
teslamsn, OF Lloyd Norris, late Of Seneca
county, Ohio, deceased,
A ST. SEED, Executor.
Timn, Dec. 30, 1868 --pfSa ST.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27

* Tie wonderful progress orMed.
WA zeal Science during the past six
WRMyeIrs only, makes il possible for
III the conscientious Physician to
declare now that CoNsuMRTIoN is as GER.
TAINLY cusED as Intermittent Fever, and
and as CERTAINLY PREVENTED as Small
Pox.-Rev. Charles e. King, M. D.. LII.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27

CHAPpED HANDSasJ FACE. sore lips
- etc, cured stdnce by thu use Of HIS
eENAN'si GlmPhOr Ice With Gbeerine :,
keeps Tho hagds soft 10. the eoldest
weather. See that you get the genuine.
Sold by Druggisls. Nrrq
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27
Fop Sale.

ONE Of the finest residences 10 the vii
y lage Of Republic.
Three adjoining lots with good house
and barn aud other good outbuildings. al
SO finc lot Of fruit trees, vines. &C.
Possession given Immediately If desi-
red.
Enquire Of Mrs. Sally WrLLIMAN oI
j.. NJ. STRONG, Tifin, Ohio.
dct20bl0tE 1881 sdIHlfi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-12-27

T,,ARM FOR SALE At a BARGAIs.--s
Pam three miles Eisl ofBi,omyine, OF i6o
scTes-- 100 acrssin good state Of cultivation and
~ balance 6neiy tlmbtrsd. with large fame barn
and stock SHEDS, Gyain Home, two Enod Welh and
stream with living wser and large bearing Or
chard
ttS,- Terms low ana rpod lime giyen for payment
Apply 81 fhs Reeofdtfs Dnioo, rifiu, Ohio.
deeG-u6-ne-3u
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Mew @dvtrtissmtnts.
Guardians Sale q
Real Estate.

puRsUANT to an order Of the Probate
Court Of Seneca county, Ohio, In q
certain cause therein pending, wherein
the subscriber as snch Guardian isplaipt-
in' and JohnC. Lyberger and the other
minor heirs Of Andrew J. Iyberger, her
wards nre defendants, will offer for sale
at public vcndue on the premises, on
Sairdaythe2Gh doy IF Jdaea'yIs67,
bet gcen the hours Of ten NJ, and four
P. NJ, Of said day, the real estate de-
scribed as follows, to witt
LIT No. seven In the village Of Kansas
Seneca county, Ohio. free and unincum'
berrd OF my right Of dover therein.
Terms OF sale, cash on day of sale.
SARAH A. FRIBERGER,
Guardian of minor heirs Of Andrew ]
Friberger.
LEE a. BREWER, Attorneys.
dec2TullplS3,50w3.
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KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION

Made from the prescription Of Rev CHAs
+. KING, NJ. d.. LII. d., &C., for the
prevention and cure of
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK .......Msrch
Cleared.

ste.m,bip Sea Gull, Fish. Baltimore J. b. Small
Steamship Albenare, Bourne Norfolk City Point, -
Richmond Livingston Fox Co.
Steamer ST. Lawrence, James London, Grinne Minf.<s
Co. wi ,,,,
steamer City Of Manchester tBr), HscrOw Liverpool
@. Dale. r,
Co. - 81. -
Steamer Alabama, Limeburnsr. New. Orleans, d. n Co
nngton - - A.
Steamer we.,chester, Ingram. Wilmington, Del, A. ~
bolt.
Steamer Fr.nconia Sherwood, Portland, H. B. Cromvss
steamer Saratoga King Norfolk City POin, and Rchmss
steamer Baltimore Lewis. Alexandra, J. Hand.
Bark Die Ernts Prus kook, Amsterdam, Funeh MeneA
& Wendt.
Bark Martsre. Hatfield Hatfield, Cork for orders Edme
ton bros. =.
Bark Olbers (Breml Duse Dondon Charles Lulng c.
Bark Arstts, Co,cord Matanzss J. T. Wsrd Co.
Bark John Carver Nichols, Cardenas Walsh Carver
Bsrk Yunhri Johnson, Ssgua Ia Grsndc, Wsydell Co.
Brig Eastern Star, Grifirg Barbados Bishop Bro.
Brig Protege (Br.), Weed Cardenas, Thsyer Sargent
Brig S. r. Smith lBrl Vszie, b. West indies H. r. beee
Br. Euseua Coombs, British West Indies, K P. Bsss
Br, J. r. Nevius (Br) Cole Cienfuegos Brett, Son c.
BIZ Nellie Antrim, Wallace, Nuevta., Peck Church
schr. Euphena (Br.b Goolal, TTuJiio via Iur" iAo~
schr Azelda and Laura, McIndOre. Santa Martha H. =
schr. J. J. Vaughn Waugh Savannah, Browne vsnderb0
Schr Ocean Bird (Br) Marsh, Jscmel Pension 20
schr. Lizzie LAWSON Smith, Charleston, Merchant %
Schr. FLYING scud spates, Charleston. J. Hall
Schr. Gen. Sheridan, Buell., Alexandra, j. W. McAe
Co.
schr J. A. Decker Dunton Perth Anboy.
schr. Marietta Hoyt, Stamford.
Schr g. n. Law Fan Gloucester. }. A. Stetson.
sehr. Almon Bacon, Hart Norwich, Racket, Iooker "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

snd son, NJ Di.osmsy. O. wsil, s. Cohen. NJ NJ Land, "
l. Gregg T. Kernsy A. Kerney. JMeye,s Dr. J. Lyttsa9
@ c. Partridge 9. Linn. d. Cross Felnef A. Geron
II. S,riekton. w. R. Andrews J. King J. Anthony c. y
Bentley. issss crOwsl. I. BOtck. A. Renu' Psssas
Donavan.
Mrs Cusack, Ms. :. 4. Hughes Gov Morton and lsAy
Y. Stevens, B. GIeenOush Rev John Ahearn HsrdiS
G. Beeton Mr.. Service, John Proctor. Mr. EsS
wood, hlr. Water, II. w. Robinson, Z. Gardiner a
Murray, W. A. Mrrrsy. N, KsSw, w Murray, n
o. Wenderf Samuel Dean, j. H. Collins, jose Guieney \
Beck, P. MURPHY, W. Low and lady W. Neil. stru;hs:s
GI.hame David White r. Jones' u. Herschfed A l. PosS
s. P. Sage, Mr. Chase, MI smith, j. Byrns and T. fans0
Also as In the steerage.
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FOR CUBA-per steamship CubswMI 'nd MI n NJ
T. Wooisesd Brooklynj Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cody, fhllr
ijr and Mrs Peterson Pha; L. MandFo., Hsyansi sole
don. / Tr-,mantls London. Miss Leroy, NJ and Mrs L.
4 LeROy, Ny Mr. and Mrs. s. solomon y; iM.: and
LEROY, j. Abraham II. Meyer, N. T.. Miss Fuller
Mrs Leu. Troy No and Mrs Greg, South CaIolins
Geo Perkins j. Lindsey J. Rosenthal L. BoIheirer, Dr. IL
Lacas. DR.. W A. LOCKWOOD O. Porter II. De COppe., w
Klish, A. Blake a. erarnixar NJ; Castillo; H. A. Oar
Nickel H. Bair, L. Chaplin, Nh and MR.. w. G. Chaplin
Mis-, Chap.n and ELs Marcy H. Hollister y b. Forbes
n ar two chi dren aud servant, d. Cooper
]. Winpfneilner, Phia. II. storm, N T.; M aud MIS-
III Dabney Mi,s Potter Misc Dabney J. Longman, =. "
Potter Ny; Ms, Y. Johnson. Flstbushi Mrs. Wall n
MI and Mr.. L. A. Roberts. Boston, Geo Johnson Gee a.
johnson N VI NJ and Mira w H. Scott W. 40 co Hoa
n YiJR Bsttoaiioy, Liverpool