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Seward at Havaua-He Meets an AGENT
1- l of MRximilfan.

Mr. Seward had a very aattering recep-
ton at Havana. A correspondent of the
New York Times, writing from Havana
on the 23d, says :. The Honorable Secre-
tary of State looks well, and to Judge
from the ruddy glow of health on his
cheeks, the pleasure voyage has been of
great benefit to him" The New York
Worlds correspondent writing on the
same day, says; LAST night the Captain
General gave him a magnificent dinner of
forty covers at the palace, which was illu-
minated quite brilliantly-s thing very
uncommon here, and infinitely delightful
to the Habaneroe and Hakaneras who
crowded the Plaza de Armas, u~ndismayed
by the occasional showers of rain, to gaze
on the show, and to listen to the bewitch-
ing strains of the rather indifferent mill
tsryub band which blew and beat cut praise
of the great American Premier under the
four pretty palm-trees of that pleasing re-
sort, and at the very feet of the statue of
Ferdinand VIII. What the Captain
General who entertained Mr.. Seward die
not know, however, nor any Of his guests
OF last night, your correspondent = able
to inform them OF, and that is TIE inter-
esting fact that at two O'Clock ;. II. yes
terday, Mr.. Seward, accompanied by the
commander of the De Soto and by Mr..
Frederick W. Seward, dr0ys in a barouche
to the Hotel d'Angleterre on the Paseo, |
where he met an A~id-de1amp Of the EN-
peror Macmillan of Mexico. Mr.. Sew
ard is looking much letter than when he |
left Washington; Snf, indeed, it would
be hard for any man not to gain health
and strength in such q delicious atmos-
phsre % Ne hse ere breathing"
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The wool growers of Harrison county
are organizing a joint stock company for
the purpose Of erecting a woolen factory
at Cadiz. At a public meeting held on
the 18th ult, a Committeeman was ap-
pointed from each township in the county
q solicit subscriptions to the capital Etock.
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ASHLAND COUNTY.
The Ashland Times says:

The Ashland Times says;
The Stockholders of the First National
Bank held an election for Directors on
Tuesday last, and resulted in the election
of the following gentlemen: H. Luther,
James Purdy, J.. Grail, Oh. Topping and
J. o. Jennings. Subsequently Mr.. II.
Luther was chosen President, and J. o.
Jennings Cashier.
We are pleased to learn that the young
men Of this place have a movement on
foot to organize a literary society for their
intellectual improvement. Our commune
ty is considerably in need Of such an Or
~ganization.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

Tuesday morning a fire occurred in
Minis block, Fremont. The fire depart
ment was quickly on the ground and soon
stayed the progress of the flames. The
damage, principally by water, is estimated
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GOVERNMENT [
GOVERNMENT SALE:

T ARGE sale Of fine Surgical Instru-
IL ments. Will be sold at Auction, at the Medical
Purveyor's Warehsuss, Public Square, HAsaStle,
Tenn, on Tuesday, Feb. IL, 1865
40 General Operating Gases.
20 Minor do do
81 Exsecting and Trsph aing Case
% Post Mortem Gases, IEge.
100 Dissecting Gases.
200 Pocket Cas,s, two folds. Cd
$50 do do three folds.
$50 Stomach Pumps, part huts-key valve.
$50 Teeth Extracting Instruments.
800 Davidson's Self-lnjsotiDg syIinges.
1000 Scarihcators.
f9, G0e-C uPpiHg Glasses and
1900 Trusses, single and double.
400 Scissors.
5000 Tourniquets, all patterns.
1900 Hard Rubber S~yringes, assorted sizes.
500 Sets Splints, ali sizes.
StethOsoopes, Tongue Depressors, Syrinses hyps-
dermic, &C., obstetrieal Cases, Spcoufums, Lam
Gets, &c., &c.
a. A portion of the foregoing articles are sec
ond-hand, and VIII be sold separately. The bal
auce is entirely new. The general operating cases
contain instruments for amputatiOns, exsections,
minor operations, and sets Of Cathsters and Sounds.
At same place, on Wednesday, Feb. 14th, will be
sold a stock of New Blank Books, stationery
Wrapping Paper, and 5000 STANDARD Medical
Books, consisting in part Of
TNn Hs.a nra-ra .N,- 2
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WAYNE COUNTY.

The Wooster Republican says that
Martin Miller, a young man about %
years old, son Of Zachariah Miller, resid-
ing a mile east of Moreland, hung himself
in his fathers barn on Saturday afternoon
last. He had been moro or less deranged
for several months past, and no doubt
committed the fatal deed when delirious.
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Ohio Dead at Rome, Ga.


The Statesman isindebted to a frienC
for the following authentic list of ohit
soldiers whose remains lie buried as O.
near Rome, Ga:
9th Regiment-W. Fibre, Co. D.
anth-H HaTaini II W. nndds, r l
Kessler, K.
27th-B. F. Mauk, A; P. Panile, @; D
Jones, b M. Dugan, E; E. I. Ridg, 6
Il. Geer, K.
soth-Elie Pierce, G; John Born, I.
s2d-S. Yeager, A; A. Ropiske, D.
David Nutter, Fl @. R. Carman, E
Horace Winton, E; VIM. Oldfield, E; /
s urte, F; D. Snyder, H; 1. H.. Evans
H; II. Streeby, A; Gee. Tallman, II.
34th-E. F. Granger, 1.
S9th-W. NJ. Bush, A; David DunS,
a; Thomas Richardson, B; w. L. Stew
art, E; s. Arnett.
43d-Madison Scales, D; ]. Harrison,
D; Geo. Shebpe, L; VIM. Morrison, f;
John McConkey, G; s. Williams, K Z.
A. Carpenter, K; J. w. Fowler.
46th-S. B. Mortimer, A; j. H. Hard
rick, G; VIM. Corbin, Gi ". h. Hal
cot, 81.
5oth-H. Frey, G.
63d-W. NJ. Oliver, D; Morton Con-
nsr, F.
64th-Jacob Phillips, D; Samuel Shock
ey, G; NJ. Wallace, l..
57th-ThOmas Wagner, Al j. Ru-
maugh, B.
k62d-James Donaldson, D.
s3d-Moses G. Lowry, E; Ara Kelley,
H L. D. House, Ki w. II. Adams, K;
d. Kinds, w. Hanan.
6sth-W. Z. Wells, B; Alonzo Burt,
G; Ellison Jeffreys, @; Daniel Fash, D.;
John c. Bruner, Fl VIM. Moore, G.;
jeremiah Boyer, 1; D. Buckmaster, H;
Henry Maier, X Henry Hill, B.
7Oth-James Haslip, E.
76th-Thomas Brookins, A; Samuel
Dunn, A; E. 7. Weekley, A; Seth Will
liams, A; John A. Harter, G.
78th-T. H. Reasoner, CID. Eehelbery,
D. B. +. Bailey, E. G. N. Brown, L.
slst-H. Armitage, A; G. w. Winans,
A; H. Shultz, B; @. Degrainer, B; William
Starner, G; Elmer Hartshom, G; c. OPP
Ply, II.
84th--C. Miller, E.
ll3th-Simon Warner, @.
LIST Ohio Sharp Shooters - Augustus
Yates.
Sd Ohio Battery-J. Neiley.
4th Ohio Battery-J. Fremyer.
9Th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry-F. Me-
CURE, A.
Friends of the above named soldiers,
who may wish to obtain their remains,
will find it advantageous to address Blake
man, Daley s Co, Rome, Georgia.
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GIFTS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTSl
GREAT PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
BIZ THE
New York Gift Association,
7IS broadway, New York.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral Jet
and Gold, Florentine, Mosaic, Jet. Laws, and-Ca-
neo Sets Of studs, Vest and Neck Chains. Plain
and Chased Gold Rings, Thimbles, Loeksts,
New Style Belt Buckles, Go1 Pens and Pencils,
Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Pens with Gold and Sill
yer Extension Holders, and . large assortment Of
Fine Jeyelry Of every description, Of the best
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&5OO.OOO.


To be Sold for One Dollar Each
Without regard to value, and not ts be paid for
until you know what you will receive.
Among those who have recently drawn YALU-
ABLE gifts from this Association, the following
kindly permit their names 70 be used:
Robert H Hotchkiss, New Haven, Conn Msld-
deon, value $50. W. r. 7. Willis, W.. Rsd 81,
New York, Diamond Cluster Pin, value $500. Mrs.
r. G. Tappan, l6 lork-st., Gold Watch, VAlus
Sl26. Miss Ellen =. Diekerson, BinghamptOn, n.
T., Melodeon, value 500 Mr.. 4. Il Stone, 81
Tenth-ss-, NJ, Piano. value $3.50 Mrs. Teresa
A. Miller, Scranton, Pa, Diamond Bin, value
Sl75. Miss Ellen j.. Peek, Springfield, lis.; Me-
lodson, value Sl26. Dr.I. Van Riper, Washiux-
too, D. O., Gold Hunting eassd Watch, value $50.
value $3.50. Miss D. H. Farwsil, Dubuque, lows,
Diamond Ear Drops, value $3.50. Francis L. Mo-
ran, les Pearl street, Music Box, value $40. MS.
B. Q. lngersoll, Urhana Ohio, Silver set, yalus S6a.
Lieut.. B. =. Hendricks. WiilArd'a Hotel, Wash
ington, d. O., Silver Patent Lever Watch, Vslae
&6. Captain l. Warner, 18th N. l., Vols, Silver
watch, value SS6. h Taylor, Ringtown, Pa,
Gold Patent Lever Watch. value 500. Jas. b.
Bruce, Nashville, Tenn, Silver Watch, $40. Geo.
3. Wood, Hhitby, Canada West, Silver Watch,
80. Wn. D. Redneld, Columbus, o., Music Bog,
40. Many persons who have drawn valuable
prizes, do not wish their names published or va
might extend this list. Letters from yariOns par
ties throughout the country, acknowledging the
receipt Of valuable gifts, may be seen on Ale in our
ONCE.
MANNER or DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article and It's
VALUE, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES
which are we'll mixed. One Of these Envelopes.
containing the Certificate or Order for some Artf-
ols,) rorth at IeaS one dollar afr&aR,l viii be deliver
cd at cur ONCE, or sent BY mail to any address,
without regard to choice on receipt Of % eents-
The purchaser will see what Article it drars, and
It's value, which may b from one 10 Five
Hundred Dollars, and can then send One
Dollar and receive the Article named.
- NO BLANKSEEvsry purchaser gets
value.
Parties dealing With rs may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn win be I'M
mediately sent to any address By return mail Or
express.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN al GASES
So Certificates for One Dollar, Is for Two
ohars, 50 for Five Dollars. Great Inducements
All Letters should be addressed,
Z. BENTON & Co.,
Box 5567 Post once, New York.
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cRocE {

DRUNES-New Fruit-The best and
J. cheapest sauce for the Tea-Tabls. For sale By
aG2 CHURCHILL 4 RBogHE2,
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GENEHAL TAYLOR.

Justice to the memory of General Tay-
Tor requires that I mention one act of his
which belongs in history, but which is
buried so deep under the rubbish Of de-
partmental reports that it will probably
never see the light.
The last night of the Presidency of
MI. Polk he issued an order to his mill
tary commandment at New Mexico to sur
render the country to Texas w~heneverth the
authorities of that State should demand
it. This was discovered by n of the
members of General Taylor's cabinet
some time in the latter part OF the sum-
mer, and his attention called to it at a
cabinet meeting. He turned to Craw-
ford, Secretary of War, and said "revoks
The order ct once, and direct the com
mandant to defend the country and peo-
pie against all who may attack or assert do
minion over them, whether Navajoes or
Texans, until Congress or the Supreme
Court shall order otherwise"
The order was at once made; and 1
suppose made known to the Southern.
leaders by Mr.. Crawford.
They-Toombs, Stephens, and others
e~ndeavored to induce General Taylor to
recall his order and restore Folks. This
he peremptorily refused. They enquired
of him what ne would do if Texas sent
an armed force to take possession BE
said he would defend it with all the
means in his power.
Toombs, in telling this to one of his
friends, who repeated it to me, said, "The
worst of it is, he will do It'll"
And they Immediately arraysd them
selves with the opposition.
T. EWING.
LANCASTER, Ohio, February le, 1884.
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NOTICES.

DARTNERSHTP NOTICE.-The under
i signed hereby give notice that they have
formed a Oo-partnership as Brokers in Petroleum
and its Products, said business to be carried on in
Cleveland, Ohio, and New York City, New York,
BARTLETT,
JOHN @. GILL, 500
J. H.. M~ANSFIELO.
Cleveland. Ohio. Jan, LIST. 1856. janIs:2p2
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DARTNERSHIP KOTICE.-The under
i signed hereby give notice that they have
formed q co-partnership for carrying on the whole
sale Drug business in Cleveland, Ohio, under the
firm name of Benton, Myers 4 Canheld, COM
meneing September 3Oth, 1865, and to continue hvs
years.. Horace Benton, Daniel Myers and @. g.
Garfield are the general partners, all residing in
Cleveland. and 8. H. OroWl, also a resident of
Cleveland, is a special partner only, and furnishes
to the capital of said firm the sum Of ten thousand
(sl0,0oO) dollars. HORACE BENTON,
DANIEL MYERS,
G. @. OAGFtELD,
s.H.o BOWL, Special partner
The State Of Ohio, l.,
Ouyahoga County,
Before me, a Notary Public, in and for said
County, personally came the above named Horace
Benton, Deniel Myers, O. O.. Garfield, and 8. Il.
Crowl, and seyerally acknowledged that they did
execute the foregoing instrument, aad that the
same is their FREQ act and deed. elr
Witness my hand and official seal this 10th day OF
December, 1865. SAMUEL F0LJAMBE,
! dec30:2S6 Notary Public
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none arose, to make occasion, to punish it.
About 1884 or s35 a matter Of some inter-
est was under discussion. A leading
Wing or two had spoken, and two or
three of the rank and file of the Demo-
cratic party, but no Democrat then prom
inent. Walker, of Mississippi, was speak
ing. As he was drawing to a close, I OBJ
served that Mr.. Clay was paying IN
usual attention. The moment Walker
closed he sprang to his feet and
spoke for five or ten minutes with great
vehemence of manner, saying nothing,
but simply vaporing. He boosted that
the noble Wings came out on every
question that arose, with promptness and
decision, while the Democratic leaders put
their rank and file forward to skirnish,
while they lay by and waited and watched
the popular indications. "Come out" said
he, "come out like men and define your
positions. Let US hear from you Ical
for THE LEADERS OF THE PARTY" Mr..
Wright and Mr.. Buchanan sat near each
other on a line with. MIR. Clay, who OBJ
Viously directed his remarks to one or
both of them. Mr.. Wright looked up for
a mCment-picked with his finger the hair
behind his ear--and turned to his writing.
Nj. Buchanan looked and listened, and,
when Mr.. Clay took his seat, rose and re-
piled with high indignation-was surpris-
ed at the gentleman from Kentucky !
I" He knows well, and tie Senate can bear
me witness, that I am prompt and direct
in expressing my opinion on subjects as
they arise, but l choose to take my W
time and consult my own conscience. The
gentleman from Kentucky need not expect
to force me into this discussion or any
other till L choose to engage in it" Mr..
Clay, in his blandest manne assured the
gentleman from Pennsylvania that he
had no reference whatever to him-"far
from it." said he, and, with mighty en-
phasis, al cALLED o THE LEADERS OF
THE PARTY Mr.. Buchanan appealed to
the Senate-the gentleman from Kentucky
fixed his eyes upon him and addressed his
remarks to him throughout. Mr.. Clay, in
his softest and most ~conciliatory tor and
phrase, said he could we'll conceive how
the gentleman from Pennsylvania had
fallen into the error. 81 Often" said he,
suppose that gentleman is looking at me
when intact he looks quite another way
(Mr. Buchanan has a cast of the eye.) I
said to Mr.. Clay when he took his seat,
"Your FIRST blow was cruel, but magnii-
cent, the last savage UNDERGRADUATES
ing"
HAhi d-n him, said Mr.. Clay, che
writes letters"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

The Canton Repository says: Hon.
Humphrey Hoover, member of the Ohio
House of Representatives, has SO far re-
covered from his recent illness, that he
intends starting for Columbus, OIL Monday
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

The Statesman isindebted to a friend
for the following authentic list of Ohio
soldiers whose remains lie buried as or
near Rome. Ca:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

The House, under the operation Of the
previous question, then voted on and re-
jeeted the amendment Of Mr.. Schenck, by
a vote Of as yeas against 100 nays, as fol-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-02-05

One day last week while a man by the
name Of Hudson, who lives in Newman's
Greek Valley, was examining a pistol, that
had been laid aside for several months, it,
by accident, went of, and the ball with
which it was loaded went through the
body of his little son, aged, we believe,
about five years. The child died in about
half an hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-19
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany ey iind.ou ~ g. nn-Pss s1,h,s, and
ioth.svs cod by tiarlrm n. n, D-po, 26th-t-
RID sth A.. Wa Hudson River, a, 10 A. m. q,
o. snd 10 .. M. VIA Harlem q M. audst ,.
Sunday drain via iudson River, =. IN Guy
cars h-t~rrn Chambers aud e1ih.st station
aid .fv fiali aud 1ltL.s'. station.
10 Baltimore aud Washingtou. BY the Sew.Jersey
II. r. 100, Of Cour,i,ndts and 10 q m.
?. m. .nt 4 mdnight. sunday..........:.,.'. N.
10 Boston. by Nrw.iondou line, Pier 80 y. r..
daily tsur day exec pt-dl m
To . s.ton. ty New Haven H. H. VIA Springfield,
g. Boston. BY sew Hsveu H. r., 1,lh..t. and 9TH
ave-. via Siare Line. VI and 3 p M Sand,y.. p. N.
10 taiisuds goa, Rochester Buffalo saiauiancaAnd
West By ne Rsilroai loot Of CAamDcrrst.
all, ius M and u.m Emlsisnt irsin........ .. n.
10 Csnndrn Manchester and Lons Branch by ks.
Iitan sud Delaware Bay i RI via steamboat
Line ~ Niuehe.,sr md Lors ranch...,...... AIS p.
,lp r. H. a. N aii Y,phink 800. ~ u, and y.
10 Nacseusfoysn and nirfmrdiste stations, bJ
Morris md fsscN Il r., loot of B,rclay-s'., at
Mlbars :, sio D. NJ Morr.iown EIprr".-... .. m
10 New Haven cufnrciiug with X. r. for Hartford,
and Spriugh~d-.teatnen lrAye Peck Sip at... u N
10 New.iaven. bY The N-w.iiayrn h.R, giu-H
aud &ihav.. At = g. ny IN. ~, ., Jf, ~ aud p m
10 the West, by Central Railroad Of Nsw.JsTsey
vlaAllentown. from foot Of Liberty-s,.. >. H.
a. N, IL m. and B;fw SUNDAY trnn........ y m
10 rhilad"lplno, ~ New.Jerssy hairoad, TOO, OF
Couuianl,.si., =. ~ aud N =. M. ~ NIL and ..
aud u midnight. Snndav.................. p IN
10 Providence. by steamer CiD ofPfov.dsnor. ev
cry Tuesday. Tbunlsy aud saturliy, from Pier
30 n R, tp. H.
10 Washington. by Eew.Jersey r. n. ioo, Of
Counlandtsi.. and Ga. M, y. M, aud IL
midnight Sunday. p w.
To Pieunont by Northern II. r., Nes-Jrrsey
from Jersey City at ~ q. M ~! " and 6;09 M.
Mondsy M
To New.O.an' every saturday. Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamer Line.
Staten Island Feuy-seo Advertisement
For further information IN re.hd 20 Railroad Time Tables
see tl,erlisemenls Ia another bart OF pspoL
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Arrived.


Steamship Labunnm, Ac,nsmas.er James w. Cook Port
Royal Jan. 5.
Steamship Eastern City. Monday, Philadelphia "a hOurs.
ndse to Snow & Tobias
steqnshp Manhattan Turner, Vera Cruz Jan. !, via Hs.
vans 18th. with mdse and pass. to C. A. Whitney.
Steamship Montrzuma 9th Hsmshew. Kingston. jam,
Jan. I, mssr. aud pass. to Rowland & AspiDwali.
Ship Persia (of Bath Doane Leghorn Oct and Gibraltar
Nov, l6 with marble, rags, &C., w. }. Gate.
Bark Ocean Home Brandt Apalachicola ID days, cotton TO
J. T. Ward & Co. go
Barb Feetwins Davis. Mobile IS days, with cotton to
order =.
Bark Earl Of Sbanesbury. DAM. Rronmsn, Singapore
Sept and ST. Belena Nov. 26 with mdse to Barring BROS
Co. Has bad very heavy weather on this coast stove Dull
warks and domagod rudper.
Bark Iona (of Pctou NJ 81 sswark Buenos Ayres dey'
with wool and hides To Brett, Son 4 ca,
Brig Ida L. Ray Ray Jscksonvi II days lumber 70 ieck
Church Dec Is. IN lat 80 ii, lon 70 30 SPOKE scno2nei
Triumph OF Bldgton N j. from Boston to Philadelphia hsv
shifted ballast aud intended pa, into Aattens wished 70
be reported Dec ~ lat IS IS lon Z. 20 saw same schooner
again with signal OF distress flying; bore down to him. ana
fonnd the vessel leaking badly aud fofess blown away Al
their request took of Capt Mills and men, and brought
them TO this port.
Big willie oi salcOmbe, Wood Paras 81 day'fruit to O.
y. Bnlen.
Brig Costa Rica Cassidy Aspnwa n day, ballast to J.
+. Joy.
Big Rush. RaynOr sa,ia River, Co.. 10 days timber to L.
Bria Cstbsrn. tHspov) W.T. Rio Jsneiro 50 days, with
coffee TO Funch, Wencks & Wendt. . ,
Schr Amrrca (Br Nicholson, CORVALLIS via Pofuano II
days, wi potatoes 20 A. Snithers & Co.
Sclr H. w johnson, Garrison, from the wreck OF the
steamship Mary A. Boardrnan 81,
Schr Mary Louisa. Gassell Washington, N Z.
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
IN nEpAnl
Pa..cupers Smiled.

In steamship Maiauzas Tor New OiesnsMs. Turner Mrs.
Webb aud two-d,ugher. q. H. Moore, H. H. Brennan aud
trfea Boy. Charlie, ceeJ A. Fernandez. r rseels = Mo
Wilson, Ellen Hartman r. yoogln, James Lewis, MAJ
schroh L. Purne z. Butter. b. Taylor, Mrs. Maliby. W;
Bennett j. Bishop A. Edgocombe, Thompson, wife child
aud servant J. W. Whltakrr N. Matthews Mr.. Dappelmay
J. {. Smith Cotton aud wife, u. hleLy and sister IL
y. Allen hir W. Ark l.. r. Merre, w. II: Bellows. Il
W. Hatch J. " !. and wife n. Hammer, John Wsford.
G. 4. Brninhs Il. Ninro Lloyd Jacobs, George smith,
Jacob Fos.ey W. cfoeLer b. Jackson u; Harris red.
Pts, y. T. Bell. A. w. Hsens. John Coleman. H. Fair
asd, J.; ;. Morh:on, q W Read, w. w. simpsSSnn.
dreu j. y. aud r. T. Atwood j. McLinord n. Cornelius
4; Bsnow, G. D. Curtis, G. o. Iilloa Etwsrd Edward,
WIN. ID. Gibson Jos Rodriguez w. Bowen, ". r. hoy d.
Neuingun j. " Abraham l.. Lonigsberger Frank Chase.
Flora Chase, W. Wsthefbcr H. r. Thompson II. Me0itoy
w Wisms J. r. Moore J. Pollard. J.W. Bryant L'rhsn'
w. OasImsn, and 30 In steersge.
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Tuyrr op A, HORSE AND SLRIaH. - o.
w.dns.da, night last Alexander Hopkins Of No ~
West Twslfh'st hired horse and sleigh yss.a
, ,a. IN the evening on the way home, he stopped
Tsentv. 6ftbst, at the residence Of young lady ~
had accompanied him. tying the animal in front o.
house ON leaving he found that the sa ~ essr.co
ma Matthew Kehoe In the act Of driving away.
srned over the thief to Officer Riley OF tho T -
precinct and yesterday the rascal was con hs tn
,rsI nv Justice Ledwth Ia default Of SLOW oai.
accused is native of ireland. aged 20 years. ana ~
sIded at No. $50 Avenue b.
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Steamship Leo Merrill. Savannah. Murray & Nephew.
Steamship Moueka Marshn.n Charleston Lvinxstou For

Steamship Leo, Morrill,. Savannah. Murray 4 Nephew.
Steamship Moueka Marshn,.n Charleston Llvinxstou For
& Co.
Steamship Hunter Rogers, Savannah. L. L. Jones.
Steamship VIM. Woodward. Reynolds, 5. Anboy, W. Dial.
cell
Steamship Gen. Custer, Beckett, Phfadephia, W. Kirk.
patrick.
Steamship Eastern City Murphy, Philadelphia, Thorn
Tobias
Steamship Glsucus. Gale Boston, Neptune Steamship
Company.
Wendt.
Bark Kildare (Br), Smith, Manzanino. J. r. Whitney
Co
Brig 8. q. Adams Partridge, Rsvans Trujio 4 Vinins.
Brs Sarah Crowe Brl, Messenger, lilo Grande do Sui
Boyd Hincken.
Brig Adelphis (Br), Balm, Hsyre Boyd Hincken
schr Jessie Jones (r J. Lang, St. KITS, MEG OIL rrth
schr Chss Thompson Brewster. ST. St. Johns, Ph, hlle
L Houghton.
scbr. D. A. Johnson, Tuthil. Mobile. !. B. eager.
eloop Flash. Dayis, Wilmington, r q. Nett