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The Placer herald., 1866-06-09
LeDoxEN's
Celebrated EYE WATER!
CIR C. SSIAN BLOOM

A Delightful Beautifier,
and Prcserver of the
Complexion and
Skin.
This is most delightful
and refreshing liquid bloom
for the face, neck, and
arms. Innocent and fra
grant, it removes Tan,
Moth, Freckles, Sunburn,
Blemishes. Pimples; and
all greasy unnatural skins
are beautilied by this de-
lightful bloom. No toilet
is complete without it.
The Placer herald., 1866-06-09

~ NOTICE.-None genuine without the en-
graved trade mark around each pot or box,
signed by DR.. J. MAGGIEL, 43 Futon stree},
New York, to counterfeit which is felony.
~ Sold by all respectable dealers in Med
icines throughout the United States and Canadas
at % cents per box orpo. APPS ly
The Placer herald., 1866-06-09
The Light Of the World \
DR.. MAcclEL'S
PILLS AND SALVE.

THESE life-giving remedies are now, for the
l. first time publicly given to the world. For
over quarter Of century Of private practice
the Ingredient in these
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new NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers:
meeting of the Norfolk Typographical Union
tonight at the Hope Engine House at s O'Clock
The Shoe Merchants close daily at Z p. m.-Sat-
urday's excepted-from June LIST, to October
lst.-[ Sensible.
9. 4. Greenwood is a practical Matchmaker,
and Captains can have their Chronometers rated,
their Compasses adjusted, and Watches repaired
at his establishment.
Deming says gold is $l3s. He is mistaken-it
sold to-day for $141.
b. G. Lindsey Dc Go. have house for rent, on
Wood street, near Church.
Nag's Head.-The Alexina House-Fne Bath
ing, and the best the country affords. See the
card of j. E. Jacobs.
b. 2. BockoUer offers for sale superior Scupper-
nong Wine-20 bbls. of the best.
7honas p. CroweU a; 0o.-Norfolk and Phia-
delphia steamboats, will leave Higgins's wharf
every Saturday, at IL M, for Philadelphia, and
Philadelphia every Saturday, at IL M, for Nor
folk.
b. z. Bockover has lot of Butter, which he
is anxious to sell to customers.
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"GREEN BE THE TURF. Yesterday seve-
raj bereaved ones were engaged in procuring
turf to make green the graves of those who
were dear to them in life The weather being
genial, devoted mothers, loving brothers and
sisters, and the widowed, might have been
seen yesterday, on their errands of love and
affection, going to the homes of the dead, to
adorn and to beautify them-and, some of
them, to weep there Several went to the
Catholic Church yard on this lovely work of
affection. 8k
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MEAT AND VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
meat and vegetable market this morning was
unusually small for Saturday We make the
following quotations of prices: Beef 16 to
70 cents. Mutton 16 to 20 cents Lamb 16
70 70 cents. Veal IL to 18 cents. Pork 16
70 ~ cents. Eggs 25 cents per dozen
onickens $l.75 per pair. Peas So to so cts
Per peck, or SIS to $50 per barrel. Lettuce
from no to cents per head. Cherries Is to
~ Genus per quart. Straw berries 20 to SOC.
per quart Raddishes to cents per bunch
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FREE SoHooLs.-The Norfolk Nyyitian
publishes note from one Of the district
school teachers, we presume, addressed to a
mother and sending home her little boy be-
cause "Mr. TABp is very strict in enforcing
this rule" that boys shall not come oschool
barefooted. The Viryinian says Il NJ 't7
Gone of these rules requires that boys shall
not be allowed to attend the schools baretooted.
Now, If the teachers or superintendent can
suggest the means of purchasing shoes when
many are scarcely able to buy bread we doubt
not that the parents, in all cases, would take
great pleasure in complying with this arbitra-
ny requirement" f4 81
If the schools were dancing schools, there
might be some justification for the require
ment upon esthetical principles But, as they
are schools in which the adornment of the
head is of far more Importance than that of
the feet, we submit that the requirement, in
this summer time, should be abolished
Why, bless our soul When we were a boy,
it was the fashion to go to school barefooted-
and we preferred it greatly, notwithstanding
the fact, that our toe next to the big one, al
ways had sore on it-for that was the one
which we were SO unfortunate as always to
stub--in the identical fashion of the Virginia
urchin described by DR.. BAGBY in his lecture
Let this cruel requirement be at once aban-
doned. 44O .. ADS
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THANKs.--We are indebted to Mr.. w p
FoeERTY, bookseller and periodical dealer
for copies Of Northern papers in advance Of
the mail. His establishment is Main nm
posite Bank street, and the latest journals nav
be had at his counter. .-~f,' -
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LACAL.f


MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF
PoRTsMoUTH.-A meeting Of this body was
held yesterday afternoon in their Chamber.
Present-Gentlemen G. M. Balm, G.. .. Pal
mer, H. Barnes. E. G. Chic, E. G. Brooks,
M. Ashton, L. A., Bihsoly, F. Rookie, A.
Knight. .aAoOh - =
In the absence of the President, George w.
Grice, ESQ. was called to the Chair, N n OIL
The election of School Commissioners was
annulled. luH sssSAl liha- ID
report from W. H!"C Levitt, of the
Ferry Committee, was received. .,.... ...... ....
A committee was appointed to report as to
the expediency of so arranging the stalls in
the Market4house, as to have one passage
way through the centre of the market.
The communication of the Superintendent
of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad, rela-
tive to the dock at the foot of King street,
was referred to the Committee on Streets
The report of Mr. Nash, Treasurer, was re-
ceived. ut 3id j. -3flo 37fff ~ 20,
The Council declined to change the locality
of the stand for hacks. ai-go!5lo
The Committee on Streets were empowered
to see to the reservoirs nI3aa SUE - T., - n
Measures were taken to ascertain the debts
of the city and county. 80, -s..,,s15 ~
The communication of the Committee on
Public Property, was laid over till the next
regular meeting.
The Jail was ordered to be repaired at any
cost less than $500. --..,....s q =,
The communication of Joseph H. Edwards,
applying to be relieved from the burden of
his lease, was referred to appropriate commit
tee.
Petition Of Mrs Barclay, to be relieved of
city taxes, was laid on the table. a.. IA .ss
Dr.J M. Covert declined the position of
member of the Board of Health 3ef ta q
The Wood Measures report was received
and several bills allowed, When the Council
adjourned. 5as3 ~; si.,4t sl!s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Poar OF NoaFoIK AND PORTSMOUTH, Nav

10.
ARRIVALS. i.
Str Adelaide, Cannon, BALTIC
Str Geo Leary, Brakeman, BALTIC
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
va Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal.
Sloop Secret, Dennis, FIN Blackwater corn to
John James.
Sloop Eclipse, Hampton, FIN Currituck county,
poultry and hogs to master.
Sloop Swami, Walker, FIN Currituck county,
pork, lard, &C., to master.
Sloop Twilight, Wheeler, fm Currituck county,
sundries to master.
Sloop Mary, Best, FIN Atoms Mills, lumber.
Sloop Eagle Nest, Wright, fm West Neck,
wood.
Sloop Gen. Grant, Simpson, I'm Roanoke Island,
with sundres.
Sloop Mary & Ellen, Nimbirn FIN Salmon
Creek, cotton, peas & shingles.
Schr Extenuate, Davis, fin Columbia N. c.,
lumber to Bait.
Steamer Roanoke, Walker, I'm HYDE county,
1850 bushels corn, to d. D. Simmons.
Schr Union, Jarvis, FIN Perqumans, 400 bbls of
fish to B. T. Bockover.
Schr Wave, Jacobs, old iron to master.
wood, &c.
Barge W. Fl. N. Smith, Currituck, 1000 bush
els corn to John James.
Barge Lady Hurst, FIN Blackwater. 10, 900 feet
lumber to Kidder & kellogg
Barge kellogg, 10000 feet lumber to Kidder l.
kellogg.
Str s. G. Brooks, Luck, FIN North River, with
the following vessels in tow:
Schr Lawrence, Shadrick, fm Chowan River,
fish to Richmond. :
Schr Snow Storm, Rhodes, corn & pork to
master. t4
Str Clinton, slocum, FIN E. City, freight and
passengers.
DEPARTURES.
Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman Bait
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait,
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown.
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The Princess Metternich wore her night
gown and night cap at recent fancy ball in
Paris Evening Transcript
ITO bed-to bed. u Day Books MAC
BETH.
Yellow Noisette Rose-buds are favorite
adjournment in Paris.--[ EUening Transcript.
Not with the Princess Metternich. A
night gown and night cap naturally eschew
noise--even noisette.
A man eating clans in Cincinnati res
taurant found a pearl worth six hundred
dollars Exchange.
We should have supposed he would have
been more likely to have found the pearl Gin
swines snout"
temperance man in Vermont suggests
script
40 put period to the ''liquor" and ex-
punge the dealers" would perhaps be more
humane.
The late volcano in the Grec;an Aroh;,.
60 brought up full rugged shin with III I 10.
masts set EUening Transcript NO
Probably, the "Flying Dutchman.n
An Episcopal prayer has been prepared to
avert the cholera.-[ Exchange.
A Prime Minister ofEngland when applied
to upon certain occasion, by the Scotch
Kirk to appoint day of public fasting and
prayer, replied that cleansing was better
there "was time for all things" This was
the response of the scientific to the theologi-
cal era-and mere repetition of the moral
of the fable of Jupiter and the Cartman We
must put our own shoulder to the wheel first
God has placed certain things within mans
own power-eleansing is one of them.
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TO THE VOTERS OF NORFOLK CITY.
HEREBY announce myself Can
L didate for Inspector of Streets. If elected /
promise to discharge the duties of the office to the
best of my ability,
may3tde* R.H. STEVENS.
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WREcKERs:-Messrs MALTBY & BRowN,
are at work raising the Delaware and Col
unbus, which are under the water near the
Dry Dock ua. tyI.t
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GosPoRT NAVY YARD Contractors. =
The Entrance Building and Carpenter Shop,
were awarded to Mr.. GIBBONS, Of Baltimore.
The first at $64, The second at $21 900.
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NORFOLK COUNTY CoURT.-L. H. Kingman,
presiding.-May 26, 1866: .fl
A motion for a new trial in the case in which
Mr.. Stubs was attorney for plaintiff, and Holla-
day, Gage, and Goodwin, for defendant, was dis
cussing.
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MAYORS CeURT-Norf olk.-His Honor W. W.
Lamb, presiding.-May 26, 1866: ls.,.45.
There was of Importance before His
Honor, the Mayor. .-I9
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MAYORS CoCRT-Portsmouth His Honor Jas.
G. White, presiding.-M 26, 1866:
David Proctor, negro, for attempting a theft in
the market place, and abusing everybody gener-
ally, was sent to Jail for ten days
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MAcEDoNIAN.-This vessel, now ready for
sea, will leave here in few days for Anna
polls, where the fleet will rendezvous
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SALES OF SLAVES. -Conant & Hunter, com
mission and forwarding merchants in Ports
mouth, sold R. O. II. Slaves yesterday for
$43 Gull at 1922 3t
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Observation-Disclosures will be a large dis
charge of caulkers, riggers and laborers to-
day. So we are informed
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DIR. BAGBY IN HAMPTON. -This pleasant
humorist delivered his famous lecture on Ba-
con and Greens in Hampton, on Wednesday
the inhabitants /; and we learn gave great sat
isfaction. There is no place in all the State,
where the "Native Virginian" can be found
in more perfect development, and we trust
that in compliment to the venerable place,
he introduced an episode on crabs We have
no doubt that even in its fallen state, Dr.
BAGBY saw great deal in the gallant peo-
pie of that desolate town, to give him new
ideas Of the hospitality and worth of the Vir-
ginia character. Few spots in all the South
have more heroic record, than glorious Old
Hampton,
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NAG's HEAD HoTEL.-We call attention
to the announcement of Mr.. A. E. Jacobs in
another column, in relation to the re-opening
of that famous Summer resort Mays Head,
on the LIST Of July next. Mr.. Jacobs has
erected a commodious Hotel on the spot, for
the accommodation of visitors, and made other
arrangements for their pleasure. The pro-
prietor is well-known to our citizens general
ly, and he is judged capable of being able to
keep Hotel" -.. .. 1T
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A wag says of woman-"to her virtue we
give love; to her beauty, admiration ; and to
her hoops, the whole pavement"
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GoLD.-In this city, to-day, gold sold at
[ Al
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A CURIOUS BLuNDER.

1t is pleasant sure to see ones name in
print-especially in an obituary, for on those
occasions people are very apt to recall your
virtues, and to leave tenderly out of sight
such vices and imperfections as may have
been yours. MI niSi is the rule in these cases,
with few exceptions. These reflections have
naturally suggested themselves on seeing in
the Tribune Of yesterday grave obituary of
Senator Wright. We paused upon it, medi-
tated on the brevity of life, the vanity of hut
man wishes, and read on. to find in the next
column that the Senator had not departed this
life after all. Before this we trust he has been
able to read the statement oil his DEATH and
to note the significant fact that the Radicals
misled by this belief, prepared to give Mr.
Cattell grand reception This gentleman,
who is candidate for the vacancy (?)-which
happily was mt made-has realized the truth
of the old maxim, that there is many "slip
'twixt cup and lip and in the next popular
elections he will not be alone in this convic-
tlon.t Nl8 -1If TEttE tft l.a---t lJ q
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EA Il A III. u. . ~
} ALEXTNA HOUSE.
N "A G'S Ell E "A d,
NunnitunE Cauuty n q

Currituck County, N. G.
The undersigned respectfully informs all who
may desire to spend the ensuing Summer months
by the sea, that we have erected large and COM
modious Hotel at the above named watering place,
which will be open for the reception of guests on
the first of July next. t4fs
1t will be the aim of the Proprietor to make the
ALExIHJA HOUSE
merit the patronage of those who have visited
Nag's Head in its palmiest days. ....
The table will be supplied with the best the
country affords, and the Bar stocked with the
choicest of Wines and Liquors. .4
Board per Observation-Disclosures. $500
/" month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4U.UO
Rooms for families who prefer to provide their
own food, will be rented for $50, for the entire
season, including cooking accommodations.
re- Parties wishing to secure rooms will do
A. E. JACOBS,
may26-lm Elizabeth City, N. C.
GUPERIOR SCUPPERNONG WINE.
y would that it should be ever present with
you, that whenever you want anything that is
really superior in the way of Wine, that have
twenty barrels of the best Seuppern0ng that ever
moiDtened your lips.
Call and see for yourselves, at
B. I. BOCKOvER,S,
maybe No. 81 East side Roanoke Dock.
Old Dominion copy.
NOR PHILA DELFHIA
IL
& STEAM PACKET co.
One of this well known and popular line of
Steamships, composed the
Steamship ALEXANDRIA, Capt Allen.
=" NORFOLK, Capt Vance.
Will until further notice. leave Higgins Wharf
Norfolk, every SATURDAY at IL m. for
PHILADELPHIA, .a
and leave Philadelphia every SATURDAY at
l2m.
For freight, at low rates, or passage, apply to
THOS. P. CROWELL & CO., Agents,
may26-tf Higginss Wharf Norfolk.
DUTTER-In store and for sale low to close.
ID Call and see for yourselves, at
B. T. BOCKOVEk'S,
may 26 No. 81 East side Roanoke Dock
NHARLES REID q SON,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NORFOLK, VA.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and
shipment of SLAVES, and SHINGLES, Corn, CoTToN,
and NAVAL SToRBs. may21
NOTICE.
A Book will hereafter be kept
N open at the Office of the Board of Health,
No. 20 Main street. to receive the complaints of
all nuisances, public and private
Citizens requested to come forward, and
prompt attention will be given to their COM
plants.
BY order of the Board of Health.
j. d. SIMMS,
may242w Sanitary Superintendent.
MASH, COBB 81 CO., nona
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
~ MERCH ANTS.
Keeps always on hand, an assorted stock of
"GROCERlES and LIQUORS" which they will
sell low for Cash.
Consignments respectfully solicited prompt
attention given to, and quick returns made, for
the same.
Give them a call at No. 8, Commercial Row,
near Portsmouth Ferry, where they will be happy
to serve their old customers and the public gene
rally. may-24
FOR THE ROANOKE.
THE STEAMER CURRITUCK,
CAPT JOHN PHILLIPS
Will receive freight at Higgins Wharf on Mon
dav the 2sth, for Halifax and all intermediate
landings the Roanoke, and sail TUESDAY
morning.
Shippers will be expected to prepay their
TAMEC nOPnnJ q IN
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$500 90

From this sum of $500 are to be deducted
Estate and county taxes, family expenses,
worth of land, stock and implements, wear
and teal" &c.
The Coastita.tionalist thinks that the North
will demand politically, what itself again and
again advises fnancially-"let cotton alone"
And, another contemporary, commenting upon
this, says: "The protest Of the New York
Chamber of Commerce proves that the Con-
stitationalist rightly judges that the radical
policy must fall whenever it comes into con-
fict with Northern interests'--in other
words, that the North would demand politi-
caay what the Constitutionalist recommends
financially viz: ''let cotton alone"
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gold SI.3s. GOLD $I.ss.
We told you SO, twas vain, you would not heed;
Oh no! There was no need. Goods will not rise.
Just in this strain did "Folks" soliloquise,
And Domingo warning voice did they despise.
How is it now. BY mornings mail to-day,
The news did come, listen now, hear what we say,
And ponder well, it is no "sell of ours to-day,
Think of it, treat it as you may. -,
Here tits: Mr.. Deming, Dear Sir, call your
attention, gs l ir. .u.s.
To our various brands (of which they make men
You will see by our prices, which we quote you
by letter, sr.t. so.t-4 ~ 7IsJ
That Flour of all kinds is fifty cents better.
And ''Gold' we are told, is readily sold
At S1.38. Now you have the story straight,
SO we leave to your judgment, to do as you
choose, AL l-a4 ..z... .ysri
To purchase 'sGoods" now, or defer it and
lose. 4l .a4 .+a G5s
Your chance to buy Goods low from
E. c. DEMING'S,
may26 No. Main street..
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DEPARTURES.

Str Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Bait.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Bait.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarriek, Yorktown.
Str NJ Martin, Haines, Richmond
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FOR THE ROANOKE.
NNHE STEAMER CURRITUCK,
CAPT JOHN PHILLIPS
Will receive freight at Higgins Wharf on Mon
dav the 2sth, for Halifax and all intermediate
landings on the Roanoke, and sail TUESDAY
morning. ~
Shippers will be expected to prepay their
ferights.
JAMES GORDON & CO.,
may25-2t* Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NORFOLK TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. 4
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE
N Norfolk Typographical Union, No. Sc, will
be held THIS Saturday EVENING, at 8 o. clock
in the Hall of the Hope Engine House, Cove
Every member of the Union is earnestly re-
quested to attend, business of importance
will be ransacted-election of officers, &c. L's'
By order of the .IHe -.r. W. it.f 1t
may26 4. .fIH WvtH y PRESIDENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WE, the undersigned, Shoe Mer-
w chants of this city, believing that reduc-
ton in the hours of business will not prove in
convenient to the public, while it would be of
great benefit to those in our employ, thus allow
ing them some hours of relaxation 80 much need
ed during the Summer, give notice that our re-
spective places of business will be closed daily at
p. M, SATURDAYS excepted, from June LIST
to Oct LIST, 1866 itl laI LEl<. d
F W. SEABURY l. SONS,
JOHN I. GRIFFIN,
t-,.. t.fB b. N. ADAMS & CO.,
ia ,yEi-.Ifea G.. A. DAVIS, vrsg.t.l
SIMON MARX, -.. .ia
s. WE'LL, ~. .-,.
W. FL. BROOKS, Jr. n
/ NORFOLK, May 81, 1866. may 26-5t
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ns<urns or This City for Three Years and
IlAree Months-Thirty,seven Millions
- Dollars ContxibutsA to the Support
sT tho General Govsrnmcns In 1906
where the Money Comes From, DO.
me receipts at the ooes Of the Internal Revenue Do
vosmsnt in this city from the seven districts since o.
esSss 1892, have mounted up to an almost incredible
n total being not far from eo4 o00 e37 600 900
- which has been collected during the past year. This
ssvsnue s In the proportion Of about oneixeenth or
osy six per cent Of tho personal and other property
valuation, and about tantamount 70 contribution Of
Ssty dollars for each man. woman and child residing
within the citys lims This does not include the
realized by the general government from the sale Of
t.mps, which will probably swell the amount to ten
nlllions additional
FOR THE UNITED STATES.
me internal collections Of tho United States
the years since the advent Of tho Excise law have
t:sa:@In 1852 and 1883 SAL COS s2 81 1893 and 1884
t11o ~; in 1894 and 1866, $211 $40 IT, not
suding those for the last six months II may be safe
calculated that the collections OF the past year have
esn $3.50, 900 000 This would give New York nclud-
6g the amount received from the stamps $50 600,
- about one-ffth Of the entire sum-
THE SOURCES OF REVENUE.
The following tables exhibit the Of revenue
the districts from whence they owfor three years.
- years. receipts compared with another
<S,xsu Svur7uu
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Howell, Wood, Nj 6oldne. r n sirenson, A Hendcr,
Turner Bsnismn and son, NJ Bssfard NJ Baird,
son. winer, I drew. " srooss Sscn.osS NJ
and xrs Lawrence and daughter, 9 w Adams Or wB
sna s. Count Z. S .4e M a,s
Booh sieass Mr. Mrs Eidrdge two children and ser
ns and AZ I'R ases, NJ s
" Huffman. Maseh. NJ xrnoia n sseis; " Ees.rs:
brother welsiIn. Mr. Hawser, Mr. Rivey, w I'M, Mrs
smith Mrs Anthony, M,ss anthony NJ and Mrs Keller
nr schalen, Mr. Moore, MI Bsrbour y, Fei.tman Wal
BAfton-Totai los
HAr!gxe-steaYship 0erm.nia-H wimsrd'nE cks.
sen. Hart ? mmeIich. Hergcnhshn, Colgate Il
fs xnsussn SsSsdern, Minna Kohsast Berths Mass
Msnsl:, VI. and ss{ children: E%m. is@pe, Fly WIN
opSsi, sesa.Sbin, dr.nsa. Roth, ors Lana
FSs%ss And jaw II. sssi s., r so ps James
children, Sn.. whitman, iieseri, Fanny Herinsnn
RotAe, O Church Lei'nsardt. Otto Roth.
GLASGOW Steamship CaedonIa-wm Pisott Mn Eliza
beth Hall, Geo Lander; Geo oaeck, Henry 0neck and
family Reid, Mrs. Reid, family and servant
Extraordinarily HiberniAa-Thos Anderson wife
and daughter, III Hutton, Lamb wife aud child: Bur
ridge soo John uoush. Tucker Geo RAe-and ls2 In
the steerAge.
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