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, 1866-11-27

Money and Sreeas In New York.
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atuele says oacy Il shade easier tsan Of sa.aTtAv
sper s1 re cent % Gosesnmsass Dseoans. au.el Il r:
scek :ae1 Feas:., .ss.nes npes tas snss,t!ss;;
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NoxTv-The market eoaurues 70 work eAster. -!
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ehansed. saa p:tae pases Iot dnnc Iesa than 's pe
n9txez-hs toss,sa s5shasse market !. At n.E
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, 1866-11-27

A GENTS-Wanted-F the most pop
N ular and besl selling Subscription Books rIn-
fshrd. We att the most extensive puhlishe:t u me
United State haynr hnusra !n six citie 40 70 noE
houses do therefore euahiet 70 EiyS oa; Gaa
Genital Asrnr. Cid Agents and others VIII ses tas
ady.atsee o. ds.,tsS d.ssuy VIZ s psesoaIgs e
aud tcrm4 to Agents Address SATtUSAtrGhLissH
ING EDI'SE, Il either Chicago T.. st L1r1s va.
Ctarpnatf Ohio RchM"nu Va. Phtfade1p.l., f3s "
, 1866-11-27

TIE LITTLE ConPonAL--Thc Peunf51sanla
ItcsA-r eays, "Ihe LitHs Corporal - 1he mos
entertaining publication for the young wc have
rvcr rexam,ned. We cannot see bow It possibly
can have i superior, or u It could harc. how the
yourc folks could wish for aos thug betiet
in the editors portfolio. We arc informed y
MT seweh that hls receip,a foE snhssrpsionMs M are
OF The zane time last rear Indeed there Ia rc-
nlas rush for the paper. The pr1cs of ihe Lttnf l
Corporal Is one dollar year. SanPss eonises, o{ass
may be obtz.ned by cncloaing tsn cents to Alfred
l. sexell, Publisher, No. rs Lake hsreet
Chicago,
, 1866-11-27

NV polcx uslForxs.-Ihe members Of the
city police force yesterday received their new uni
forms, and looked remarkably Wcll tn tho fresh
at,irc which ia neat tasteful. and seems 70 be well
rssde OF Good material.
, 1866-11-27

UrlutrT eI:4 2n1.nc1v '6A !n9E. . .,..-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n The la1: opeo eaa1d Wef
, 1866-11-27

Kcpn6TtCI0 FIC10f5 IN CUuucck'EWs
HAnrronD, November 25.-At the town election
~ r1s,orilies ranging from al to l76. Allyn 8.
St1lmsn. Republican candidate Tor F1rst Select.
man. received the highest majority. The Eots
vat light On botn Eldea.
, 1866-11-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Asthma isonc Of 1l,e most dixtres41Mnss M
compla,.te which alcts man EaFc!5 is9ai, pIe
aff1esiion. Why suerr when relief is within your
feaeh. Ma1sdcn's PeetcFai Balm has fs1aetGH hs 81
every case and cnrrd thousands f1f eais " ~ ~
dInEciste. No, Ii Lake street wholesale agents.
, 1866-11-27

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, 1866-11-27

4 NEW RUE or CouEr MoDIF1ED.-The fol-
lowing rule Las been cutezed OF record in he CIT
cult Court Of this county:
RUE Is. nulce No. l,c and Il arc 50 modified
that every original suit III which the issue has
been Joined, and eseEy appeal suit. may bs placed
unon thc t1lal calsndar by ding vita ehc cierk .
Mittien or printed request to ih1t eject on or r.
fore the Tnesday preceding each trial tefn, a9d u
no caee shall 1t be necessary TO sefsc 4 tfta! no
lice upuu tac oppoeIte atto,neJ; aud said causes
stfll be placed upon the trial calendar 10 the or
der In which theJ l,asc been commenced. r,,
il will be noticed tlat this ordes prodacesa M ~
county, III reference 10 The matter Of trial cal
epdaI.
, 1866-11-27
THE CITY.

I1R.osA1--R- 3. Angus, Esq., Manager OF the
Bank OF Montreal, II Montreal IL stopping al the
IurR
, 1866-11-27

Tho United Skatea Scaatofshtp.
ExxArk. n j., November G.-!he question
of the Called States Sepltogship is becoming e1-
, 1866-11-27

An excellent artlcle.-Mra. W1nsln,M's
sooibnc syrnp ia excellent sr!ese iSr ~ fn, ais
n.in' ,eru1ates tfc stomach and bowels, and Y
s to the child comforts sna Iess x,ne
mother During me process d .. eo'e and 9Hpnr In
the bn els.
, 1866-11-27

QxHEoos November Is,
F1nrxDul At Ell 30 for No. sp.InK $19sG for red
xirTrf ft150 10. bite SO for doub1r extra.
GfAE-Wncst quiet md no 1a1es CosD oa!st: q. A.
Il. 10, Etre. ,u..., ~, 81. a.,. = snt
tn oats ST hu barley; 5000 bu rye; 900 On pcas
CAxA E1FoK0-1no tr1s -Four !s&eo bu wheat
ss0CQ 81 barley IS 90 "a rye: u, ,hn oa rea1.
, 1866-11-27

Iuulrcr Tar Soap cures cnappe0
hands. sal rhcu,n, and all cutaaeons affections,
IurSe-,nr tho Sin soft and sn!ooah: Aanulse.
t91cd by tAswu1, MACK & Co., New York Sold
+. rfJsf sfrnertRt6.
, 1866-11-27

s.. LIKES Curncu-BIsEr1T FA1n-A meet
fue ofladies connected with st. t.ukc's Church
Rev, II. H. Cole, Nector-was held yesterday
morning In the church TO devise Ways and means
Tor holding Fair for the benefit Of the church
ind. II vas decided to hold another IneelinS ~
tNo o'clock this afternoon to further the pEojeets
ard pa1ttef interested arc requested 10 meet wiz
lhtm-co1ner Of sixteenth ettcet and Mah1sa !.
svenuc. The Fatr will be held on tho wfeE DC.
ic Christmas, and Will be gotten up in nrst elass
attractive style
, 1866-11-27

REVOLUTIONS or R1sFEcr.-Ihe resolutions
passed bJ the members Of the bar Of this counl5
having reference to the death Of the late Z. =.
Townc, Esq. have been already presented IN tnt
Superior and Ci5rult Courts. In each Of tnese Z
Courts they were ordered to be spread Upon WI
rrforfiS
, 1866-11-27
Long Despatch Over the Atlantic Cable

Long I1eHbU9cu VscE eHe II L.. - ' n.
NEW York. November s6-The longest de-
snatch tJlu .mitted over the Atlantic Cable was
ss.nt ,estcrtlny By Government otbeial OF The
Cnied States TO ono OF the Afnistert OF this eoun
try on the continent Of Europe. It contained
over 5,plQ words. X,
, 1866-11-27

NEW YoHx- November %.
The dry goods market opens seEy quiet today; on,
yery leAty couseTlLZ the ttAse OF trade ena
in nthfr quarters, Aside from &0Ee nuteiIefa. HAc
nave Lost con1deuce In The market and are o1ertn:
cods fpr tt+ pufo4e Of a1lxlnE, there -
TTrT arm fecltnc ID The part uf hodcn Of goods Man
usasturers senesay curt.I!1E e3psases < ~ r.
md generally running rpon goods Of established repu
Tar, and ttfSifab1crcSl.
, 1866-11-27

DATtuurE. November 70.
f1orHvxry du1l; Chicago e1taa III sa9n. suptf'
GkatN-Gnsetiled; new COTE. se7s1N p ou; red
shea, u -; oatz. saR&Hc. rye $i.zo
GFDcnrEf-Cptee stsady. Sugar data.
FRov1s1oNs-yrry cn1l md noiuiaAl; cut mes@ aoo
Wnts1xr-pull: wer,c.n, in bond- s7.xs31&.
, 1866-11-27
G1la11tfp=Gorrespon1eace.

-Correspondence-A mid
w d1e-sced gentleman wishes 70 co1rc- pond With
solre nIddleaged lady or Ei,iow. 12{ett friendship
n ID. CticAso, II. Al comn1nlcatioE1 cna6!eallal.
, 1866-11-27

A sure Pile Gnrca-t5r: GnbeTs. ~ PIE ns
niics' Scnt 6y mail IN receipt Of A. Cirtulsrs
fncc. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted every
whrrc. Addree. ]. b. no1AtsE, Manager, No.
s75 Broadway, New York
, 1866-11-27

FNtLAnEiPHfA. E0TtmbEE ID,
F1orn-s vcsI dull and R!oE Of sale, but prices are
un1terti. r.. ..x
crt IS 1lAzll3 Com advancing: yellow $l-1 1A2lt0
PEnvIfInst-PpTt dull. at s2ih1 for mcx&. Laru l+e
Wu,stTY-Unch4uEtd+
, 1866-11-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qulrt ard anchan:nd sugar
quiet and prices xitLoul dcddea Alttfa
SFETFcLkuA-Qurt and steady sa:es n nc lot e3uae
111 rnS1s,oSerorE M dnii and heavy sala go hss at
ri regular ss Fl ss.h t f1s sr nHw IT. SearT
a. rrrrinns prsre4 Tesf hams dull and heAvy. ea!ea
Il ason a1,st sn no|9al 19 Gnt S3 a. nsms aa
1nrd irmtr eelrs al 12e&t3kc. Cheese heavy; r.
iixEssEu Ious-Fumcl and active II li3uAc tos
, 1866-11-27

pr--1hc SECOND, third, fourth and 18th
rep.- G! the 6nc building, 40. ~ Lakc s'sett1 w"
occupied by Bowen Bros is for scnt. possesnon m
given on New YEARS. Day; front st,,FTas 10 se
M n,6e a to c. 4. Spring, Jr., Mccosnlcks Reaper
FecIQlJ.
, 1866-11-27

p.r,ra,. rTartc Ntttous Pnwdcr4.-
1bctc nowdcss :arc a sure curt for LIVER Com
Iii. can he ohtained It all drug ssoses: o. ny
1ia1s Haven, Coma @ Fuller, Finch Fuller, Chicago
Genera! Agcnts.
$4,000 Reward. Fl.-Cha1icnEe 70 ame
whole world. Miss Tennessce,s .scst he. Ganee.
nsin ~ ~ The nse Of instrument or causlc. II can
pr tpplted to thc eye OF over any one o. me sssl
organs without danger 4 complete enfe i caas
frcsted viii thc same success Al hlr Magnetic In
| fr1naT1, W5 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. Lock BOX
| 3:46 Poat Office
, 1866-11-27

Constitution Water;-A CSrta1Mn y cure
for D1ApE11e, and all DmKAhEs Or Iii InT nAHs5.
, 1866-11-27

AlnAST, November e.
F10rH-Qulet. .-.
, 1866-11-27

EALpwIs's CHICAGO RA1tIoAo Grlp-.-Nt.
Baldwin, the we'll known caterer 10 Tue 4ise:ats
,n.ses OF 1Le ,f1relNng public. Nos. 1el 70 Il.
AcEroe Greet, Is bringing eo. ne" HAlroea
Gcidc tot the use OF traveller. ea Wes:erH Fosas.
1t Will possess the norel feature Q! Containing Z
r,orc valreble information than Is usually soas'
aEd will tse Gisen away, .cn tao.sa2d copies os13
I've Of most ute. Mr., Baldwin will rely on tae
cdvethi ing patronage accorded 10 bis tu1de., g
pas The c1pescs Of Issue. That cdEer:ls.r. WI
int Il q tnost dettrnbc ncdf:n. nocc can doahi
who know The extensive facilities possessed by
Mr. Baldwin. for ohtalcinc and d,sscmtnattaG
i,':o.msicn, he having exclusive control ofct Y:
Iewe supply OF i've It the 1o4ds !eadir: from u
city. 1he bouk will con:aIn twenty-stx tim:
tables, sud si1 pages oi maps, besides = sna:x
other niatter Of great Inherit 10 the tsnycllin:
public. TIC enterprisiEe proprietor will sc1.
l'oblhly b. utle 10 commence tse preparation
Tor tat work abo1t the coming Thnraday. ans
VIII cali on adsertlsez1 for their patrnnaFe IL
vii! bear with tira letters from rcSeral Of on
prominent rnIlrnsd men who kno" tho eesrcel
p;ccencEtcd facilities for tks woEE possessed b
A1. Baldwin.
, 1866-11-27

Gorcu or "cCE1osr1T."-Gouch's new lecture
or Curiosity vill b. bsrepeated on Wednesday even.
iuc. in The Opera House, under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian Association The
house ra. crowded On Ft1dsy evening It, ~ When 9
i,1 ~ rnu, nv fu1l on the coming occasion.
, 1866-11-27
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

pxper uapstncs mud Window Shades
ut rr,aily reduced prices. F. E. AiSey, " han'
dolnh-Rl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
The WorkiB men OF France Have No sympathy
with Austria.

The Si6ole Of July publishes a long letter from a
workman (wel known IN lsS clever writer NJ Corbon
uace IN favor Of NJ GORDON the ruth Of the
assertion saying TO preach from example and without
pretending bring forward any arguments wl put
this simple question to person capable Of judging correct
": If Austria listening the voice justice aud thai OF her
interest had consented the eeson II Nenea was the
present pOss0ei In other words Would RUSSIA eVSr
have thought Of taking up arms e1d she not been % 10 S
question cannot Ss doa6ua fs. 20 War war not
possible Therefore il Austria the first and prin
cpa blood which is being shed at the present day
on many fields OF battle On her must fall the greater part
Of the responsibility Then SgsH sTppCsOs ws a ,se
Austria AnG liay lnevtsoe "" II nS. so D py Sr hs
part sfthe aao Government TO proht by the od De
tween the great GerUan Powers and 20 combine 81
mutaneou action with Prussia All knew well that without
miracle Italy operating alone against her po"ern adv
sary would have been crushed and that France 70 prevent
intervene Afresh. Is it not theu hundred times
better that in such a necessity the rival OF
under lmperiOus obligation OF doing directly Where is
the gifted with the smallest political Intelligence WHO
wond not agree The Prussan Government had In
deed long since excited ali an,pathies and tue al
lance between and the Italian mad wouaded ne public ee
day should have TO complete the emancipation Of the noD
iy TO Us in the light Of an infdey and with that
feeling Joined 10 our anpaty for the PIqssan
looked with an unfWoraoe eye on The solidarity es'ao
ished between those two Powers.
But the end have had to acknwedge that our feeling
was rather than WISE and that the Italian nation has
committed Of Dfdey toward us in sparng the forces
France aid prng by those which born adversary OF
Austria have bring into The field What the Italian
Government 10 every point Of view good
policy Lastly the minds OF easily be made TO
the effects the that has
lust commenced No endowed with foresight cOnd
imagine that the soveegnity OF populations coad DO sabs
tued Princes ali Ear0pe without causing
day another formidable conflict between people ana rurs
The pubeists If French democracy have thousand times
since Revolution Of predicted the eneTitsble nature OF
this contest Mccullough the struggle not yet
formally those principles In real
ity Revolution side and resistance on the other
The organs clerical egtamt opinion make no mistake
IN the matter Ever the beginning OF the crisis they
have characterized distinctly enough In their eyes is
the old religious and mOnarcbca world eontendng with the
Nv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
aa.tnl Commence ncut OF 80. Jessph's Urs~iino
Acndetuy.

The annual commencement of st. Josephs urSulihe
Academy was held yesterday the grounds Of the Insu
ton East MorrIsiani y. y Quite ree nunber oil the
friends Of n pupils present aud sdrd greatly to the
n,e sure OF tie entertainment The Dwng order oil exer
ciscs Fnrsued: ~ . a., =, v,,,.. ,r.h
,oosur comgosrd and delivered by Mis- t,L,d1s h1,an
yeruy MIR snumway fiux Rogers and Jones' Inc itiie
Misses Hart and lIanihn Wise br 1--we dnet lSs.H
hofl Misses shumwsy and Lux lie L5np e. r. he"sfo Ni-s
Ia Flrr tCzsfny), Mit Josns9u n l' t h"s~i-
AMI Ouiun Caupana dr Niiag-hofu4 Gan Pliai ANos
Nfs.s LYON FizsrJs api Lus La VIC eta Aiiss bago,'
lei Of Tue Freudhip. d.-na In art compos.a by s
,suavs1. pegsonagts-N Her ct IA wealthy wdowl M 'ah
van; 81. Augi Lias Criemonl her ifndsh Miss Fnoh' 'a
M.s :. Faflcy. - a., IL.
s-re i-f Bre'lnes Dlrii Rore Misses iu1 and Lyor'
s-r i-steees asrr Duet. LV Misses Pagan aud cray
L. linrUurf-C0uco 9 Misses Johnson ma
" ,a.. Dls ..el Mics Ink ~ blau-ai r.Iy Mls''
IrD N-fiv.r ls.ri and N,irl: L. tartlt hous- Kos
50 eoir. Mis- J., ou Ni-hcs Power Die. Lyon kchrs
Is, Jon.rn ,alty bliss Edmonsou Poe sO4 dss Quinn hc
,n 81 . Dar-u oi the tar."sFnw'r Ali'-"s gray
t.vsu solo. Nis l0Dusolf - Mort de Jalne
fr- Nj. IN ,sonst Beethoven Mos Iray lonn
, William frr Lsv; Days ne die q oun0us Mise
Tr.v. OneroH Said Misses cray. Fan. johnson end tafh
,,r. Iurl-IaFl. FiolicloGy coMfed and ar
A. ne oonciln ~ The oxercises Archbishop McCosky
d.'fhnfed the trcmiums The gldn ties "ere Misses lie,
vcrn Tiysimnous and Caiayan The pnpiis VINO eresed
pfre. pr god Misses e. IcGyeFn, E Boyce
and j. lOGtl,Le.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
Tn. Movements Of esaribnrdi.

s,o7er.lgieuce % La Libert6. Milan
Ger. Garib1ldi has installed his headquarters at
iono His position ds me railway which connects
Breeeia with Bsrgam0. Trevigo and Creme and which also
ons cts Milan by way Of Brgamo and ITeVieho
few GsrhIdilns Il az Man they are placed en-
st,ko fsn Trev Pr DeseuIino, with posts estah
ise6 on borders Of the Lake OF GGrdo aud al the
ygste Il tae mountains Ear the Sievo The pass Il
Porto Caa-o which leads Trene ia tie valley Of the
Adce hus strongly OccEned The fort q RDcca Danso,
which CARDS it, has been eonhded 20 officer OF high repu
tati0n. n be said 10 DO lmpregn0he Situated on the
banks q the Lake of IGrO II commands the road for VIA
there enough between the fortress and the LaSe
II The Austans 20 attempt an invasion by the valleys
traTersey into that Of Adige above me
Lake Garda they will mot should think, come by tins
road The struggle preparing vii, be obstinate enough
this quarter Garibdld is the Eeeses Tor war OF
and surprises he has THIS moment 4OOO men
under his command. Tc Italians entertain good hopes
The volunteers completely equipped, bui they arc
and plenty OF The regular army has
supplied them with what they vented W small force OF
cavalry engineers fw batteries Of mountuin AZ
tery, ch oump sing % pieces have already ar
00lriOn Gen. DE Ihun VIII haYe quite enOuFh
HE h"nds Owing the appearance OF the var
about % peculiar charGcteF some lf5Oc>e
priests have reused 1tonI the peat MS ~ represent
ing the ltaaLs pGudi, aiG Gar5adi as Aniichrls'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18

dynes ,t syeed aty that would have been etber.
y e sv.f fo-r e dsnp hot weri. rns aog'.' 90 as
ca ~ deaths 1n sansro were ceori cay i4ieetdi
mean Il g. ~ the 7.r q humidity "a n5J sgso - gee. -
ag The pet et Tie otll srly vas ten ie % 80 No
rha there need he pnbH, anxiety. Ecrt That al Should
rys to promote and civic sas and distinction - I'm
iery ein oat the testimony Of oar rrss, es h"' ~ the
JaE TEMPERATURE o. TIE WEEK.
Tho highest temperature was reached Monday Gnd fr
lay last week the heat Cf those Two Gays Ons ~
Fbrenbcit The average Of humidity satuTaoa behg az
100 for the snre week. i0i. The maximum OF ng'gv
in he days past noticed YESTERDAY mornns al S
axh heat OF the nine days was reached Monday East
zjde Of Essex Market 1919 Fahrenheit at p W.
JuDGE BRADY AND TUE FAI-Boilkhs'
Day before yesterday Judge Brady granted az ,eeon
witt the business OF We'll Son AZ NO 81 Ab@So p'aIe
Tho pant for two years past have Deen engage ~ tns
f,tbong business in Thirty nnthst between bic enta au
Iselrhaves where they invested the sum OF . No inc
profits have considerable and tle stencil hoy nave
created caused numerous complaints 70 tne DsrI ~,
Rsilroad Undey the Metropolitan Health Lfg the BoaF
made effort 70 abdte the nuisance ard on tn3 nm u
5ay lrG6 served notice upon the pEnufs oiderlh6 ,
N discontinue thcir business the plaintiffs their atdaTt-
ssy place IL not and has not been rtoc U
dangerous degree TO life or heathi ana havhs 1cc
advised that the Health Law is unconstitutional demand
Judgment that the defendants DO peIpetgay enlohea l1
interfering with tbr business Judge aoy IN ~, o
with the business We'll Son. and TO show cause on tbe
i7h init why the order should not be made perpetual
QUARANTNk-TuE SNIP AoNES
Some time in May last ship Agnes LETT Antwerp with
nearly passengerp The cholera imaedaey broke Oh, on
board aad back into the port from which she sae
wh cre the lost 0passenger by the disease Dat aler
thorough cleansing sailed again on the JOIN OF tne SAINT
arrived AZ MS port good condition aud passed Quarantine
without detention her human cargo beng at once peel
and This only another Instance Of the ,alao OF a
and by enic shpboad prevent the rayases o.
choa epidemic even agong those who sail from Infected
porte earnestly hope that by and by the masters OF YES
will learn the fact that has recently been SO frequently
verified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
Gb, ItaIian Army.

.or.,pdd.ecs of11e L5ous set Faoae treMSat JyN T.
II IS impossible TO know what lpe ttiI'dh army -
.ins 10 do TIE Jay before yesterday the KING presided a
eogpel Il hoh which I'll he GeueFols fhe ast were
tresent The plan that Cehu had presented boioio lnS
an has been again discussed but nothing has anspred
"A AZ what was said " Iona this meeting saw Neuin
depart 18th his aides do camp for his he'n
ySata looking sOmbef and serious. You perht hhoW G
~. poor Of the correspondent OF the journals Is ~
solerabe Tho Italian Generals have rot " NO ''I lem,
that Aeys gentlemen By their DdseieliOns u" a.
payted b, Austria the secret q the S'onnuo.n 49,
to,s on lie sad dss q the 2b. That - duheet 70
Wkat yan was there Austria who haf seniines on e
saaks ef me Mncie 10 learn tie passage VI !So
IIn trons al GOo MozembaBO and B07gheito OHce tne
ching known should she not take meas es 10 eau te
go confident Itan army into an amtusesde whch wac
xnrchpg townrd QuadratC7sl without any nformaon
a. Il was simply parade. lhe army OF victor Emanoi
did It's dut,-t fought with marvellous tfaveIyt has proved
nc one eau eny oil exceptional sodiy; but 10 be just II
BE- added at there 10 aes to he addressed 70
generals who committed gave. imprudence by engaging
brave nrmy ground surrounded with canIoH' Npth
xculd have been victorious field OF battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
Passengers Arrived.

FROM sAyANNAH-In s,eam.hip Mssori-Mn c Rair :. T.
A. Cuiss and wifi q. A. unis and wife, " r. Fer.
eusIn, D. Gale and wifi aud children r. Hsnsman n.
W. Hutton. ;. r. Nresnd md IT, A. Widron Mrs =. 1. Blair,
r. l. Bea.d.ey Mr. T. neup'ey ,,d child Mss Dennis Dr..
NJ. Gdea Mi.- NJ Gale end rvni F. T. Jns. D. Hertz, G. p
S,tz DR. williams. n Bcsf I'd Mis-. Lyon DDer', H. Ca
Fly D. Green James kimbal, C. r. Smith. % r. SeaEraye
FROM HANRE-In Steamship Vera Cruz-A Herr H. Hirseb,
W Kaufman Mrs. Marie Shoeumeh lir and Ms barE sud pDei
children D. Gaeuters Ms Sarrch Mir F. Ge.. Hart
nsn j. Uhlen T. Steinbers Guyenaue Strnbs Ms Fanny
L,ob r Lamb D. Lamb, n seso.; Y souIcade K hssh -
Mira and i've Children Mr. Grnenwad y. Fosse Ms
Gqsnhea and iee children air Meyer ard tie in the eenss
ms " smith g. Gregory M. yeLysrtop Jas ysno.r,s
sgmond Mr. and g. Tucker. c. Grumich j. J. Brpne
" o A. ChsIve Mayer Chs snd Lonis Mann, Mr. ssd
~ Holman ". g. Holman. Mr.. and Mn. r II. Hkr
children Mr. Little R. W. Sesht Capt. aud Mrs Welsh a.
Bnck C. C. He Ey,ns Messrs and L. Schneider ASprn,t
NJ A H-neber Frsncisks Eckel- ~ Zunhich Bsfer C
Se.r Mchr Fssse J. Body Jpo Bsth Miss Watson, M
T. Bonas, Miss A. Tnouroud-, and III &c ond class.
FROM SAvANNAH-In steamship P-rtaiss /. Charles Miss
r. Haven NJ Herme James Donney James Sic Alpine VIM
Mccullough James Rswles. r. Hyman. Mss Chase h. r.
Jenkins Forhsn L. Jo'ephs g. ChsPren o6sIss Bu'On.
chis Mrs. Goldman and child Geo w Frost and lady
FROM SIANuHAE-n ship Resoiute-Mr and Mrs Charles -
Coyer N and Mrs John Coyer Albert C. CoBJer Aonzo ID
Coly,r Master Chss. Collyer . -
FROM PORTO CABELLO-In brig Hernes-C NeDk<r IA
Bocb, Mr. and Mrs Sotaa aud child.
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