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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-22
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auetionsers,
Noy,bv corner Main and Eleventh streets.
,URUsTEE'SsALE OF VALUABLE
II prAI ESTATE AT THE SOUTHWEST Cor

TRUsTEE'SSALE OF VALUABLE
REAL Estate At T THE sEgT sTSRsTs coz
Y;rtna ~ dsed Of trust executed by T. n. saun-
ders. trustee for Mrs NJ J. MINIS, to the sub.
scriber As trustee, dated 18th May, 1864, and 70.
thereto required by the creditors named In said
deed. viii sell at auction upon the Iremisss, on
MONDAY 4th February, 1867, At half past O. CLOCK
p M. III fair IL not, then on the next fair day
thereafter, a. the sans hour ne pfSPeio n nSn
s,,ystsd AZ the sonthwest corner Of Cary and
Fourth streets, fronting the, south side Of Cary
street IS feet, and running back $50 isst 10 an al
lev upon which lot stands several shors, oceu.
pied by William Forbes and others.
TERMS : Enoug b in ca-h to defrxy the expenses
OF sale and TO pay of two notes for $3.50 Is each,
with interest thereon from 18th January. 1857
credit until 18th May 1881, as TO two notes for
s3sT SO each, and the remainder upon terms TO be
Announced at the time OF sale-credit payments 10
bear Int rest and be secured by deed o. trust upon
Z. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. jan
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The Next Governor.

The list Of nominees continues to stretch
ont. Since our last notice of them there
have been added the names of Messrs.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON, of Washington
county, and ROBERT GIBBoNEY, of Wythe.
The office of Lieutenant Governor does
not seem to be Sin much request" and is
rather dull in the market. The Lieutenants
are all aiming at the Office Of commander
in-chief of the forces of the State. When,
after some canvassing, chances are better
understood, the crowd Of aspirants for the
higher position will drop back, and contend
for the next in grade.
The Office of Attorney General has also
passed comparatively unnoticed. But
we take this as an indication of sort of
general acquiescence in the fitness of the
only nomination yet made, or that we have
seen-viz., JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER. We
imagine that there will be little or no oppo-
.sition to him.
There has been some talk Of caucus of
some sort to recommend candidate, with
the view Of uniting the people Of the State
in kind Of harmonious vote on the guber-
material ticket. We cannot well see how
this can be done. How will the caucus be
constituted so as to give it force and weight
with the peoplef A legislative caucus
would be the most potent umpire to decide
upon the claims Of the many nominees;
yet good electioneerer would not want
q better target than its nominee. In
deed, unless that nominee were q man
Of overwhelming force Of intellect and
weight Of character, he would meet with
certain defeat, merely because he was the
pet Of a caucus-a political conclave that
was hard to stand in party times, and was
only endured because with parties union
was indispensable. But now we have no
parties, unless they be merely geographi-
cal and sectional. Each section will pro-
badly cspouse the cause Of Its fayorite,
and each Of them whose choice is not that
Of the caucus will, more than likely, make
war on the caucus and its nominee. We
do not understand, however, that there is
any serious idea of any such movement.
With these views, which we suppose most
gentlemen entertain, We conjecture that
no such step will be taken. Caucus or
not, we anticipate that there will be a
goodly number of candidates in the field,
apd that We shall have free race and an
unobstructed track--a real old-fashioned
election, with an equal number Of candi-
dates and stud-horses enliveping the day
with the hum Of many voices, the thunder
: ing defamation Of the candidates before
the sufftagans, and the neighipg of les
5eo1r chepaur as they step disdainfully
over the court-green displaying their fine
forms, flowing names and tails, and flne
coats glistening in the bright May sun, to
! the admiration Of the multitude. Such q
day and such scenes are virginian, and
are inexpressibly animating and delightful.
Give % . plenty Of candidates, and bring
out the hoble horses, those vigorous repre-.
ssntasivss Of better times, without whom
no Aay-dsy election Is worth living for.
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's,do, forcing people soresort to undsrhand
rrsct,ces 10 cover up q transaction which
Is honest in itself.
Il "a tho main business Of laws and Of
Legislatures to take care that contracts be
fulfilled, and that being provided for, then
to let people alone.
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The privilege Of the writ of habeas COR
pus shall not be suspended except in time
Of war, says the Constitution Of the United
States. Mr.. THAD. STEvENs's bill says II
shall be suspended in time Of peace. Ine
Supreme Court, should this bill ever De-
come law, would soon pronounce It no
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
<---->~>~-
By Harrison. 0oddin 3 Appsrson, Auetiossssss
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il LEAslH0LD, ON FOUBTEEyTH RPElEL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i LEAsIH0LD, ON f0URTEEyTH Or PEiRL
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CAkY.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust TO us, as uus.ses, from
West, etowelf Co dated June Is. 1850, recorded
In Richmond Hastings Court, and by r.quest ofths
creditors therein secured, NO shall proceed 20 SELL
on the premises, on FRIDAY the lst day " Pebrn.
airy, 1867, at o'clock p ~ tho valuable property
therein conveyed, consisting 81 . LtAsEhoLD In.
terest In q LOT or GROUND, With the large
BRICK STORE, With iron front, and appurtenanees
thereto belonging, fronting about 70 feet On tbs
west line OF Fourteenth street between Main A.
Cary, and running back TO VO1kt4 street In ~
rear, subject 10 a ground rent OF 97Vo nnnum,
and to the terms OF the l. ase under which The
same 10 held. This foregoing propefY " bourds4
on the north by the tsne ment oseupisd ~ Ar =;
Foster, and on the south BY the nnsmsnt occupied
by Messrs. Hill q Potent.
TERMS Cssh. a. TO much OF the purehase
money az will be sufficient TO pay the expensss OF
sale and OF the Great on and exscuton OF the
trust, and also 10 pay the sum OF gi,Tt, with IN.
tersst from the asth day OF December. lses and,
an 10 the residue credit as follows: l3W payable
18Th of March, 1881 Si,4i4 payable 18th Of June,
1857 and tho surplus, ~ any, payable q such
time as the grantors or their assigns may desiE-
nate, or, IN default OF such designation, .. the
tru tees may determine, the purchaser TO give ne:
gotiabls notes, interest added, for the deferred
payments, secured by lien on ihe property: Taxes
for the present year 10 De paid BY tbs purchaser.
- X. X. HOWls0x,l T,r.,..s
Ia ~ J. I'll. SANDS,
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= The Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia
composed Of here bushwhackipg petit
ioggers--has again decided the test oath Of
fbst State 70 be constitutiosal-in faco Of
the decision Of the highest court In the
land 70 tho coptrssy,
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BY Grubbs & williams, Auctioneers,
orth wsst corner OF Main and Eleventh streets
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
Bankers Brokers' and Real Es.ate Agents.

BANKERS, brOkeb, ana ncah 6ssss0 " o''S'.'
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND CON.
Y VENIENTLY-ARRANGE BRICK An D
sTUccoED bsLC0NY-FRoNT TENEMENT 3 on
BANK, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
sTRsETs, OPPOSITE THE CAPITOL n s9gAHs
ION GROUND RENT, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
will be sold at auction, on the premises, on TUBS.
DAY, January 90, 1857, at O'Clock +. NJ, that
very handsome TENEMENT located as above. u
has just completed, and s no, only very COM
plstsly arranged, but is admirably well located
and adapted for large family or boarding house,
for other purposes Besides the eela 'n VII
adapted for store or offices; on the second moor
there are three rooms, besides kitchen, servants
rooms, closets. and bath rooA on the third soor
there are four chambers, and on the fourtn hoor
three chambers. The Parlors are furnished with
handsome Italian marble antels, ana the pre-
misses supplied with gas, water. water-clooets,
coal vaults, and other conveDicnces.
The lot Is subject to . ground rent OF $50 per
annum, in gold, and taxes. The ground rent has
eight years and half to run, at the end OF which
time the lessor is to pay, valuation, Tor the
buildings.
TERMS: One-thtrd cash balance at three. six,
nine, and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by q trust deed The taxes
for this year to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDlN APPERsON,
ial7 Auctioneen.
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BYE. B. Cook, Auctionser,
corner Goyerpor and Franklin streets.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAGN1FI-
~ CENT FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS,

INTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFI-
IL CENT FURNITURE, MIRRORS, CARPETS,
&c, &c, AT AUCTI0g.-At the request Of the
curator, will sell at the premises recently oeeu-
pied by the late Joseph Mowbray, on Main street
between Eighth and Ninth streets, commencing
FRIDAY, 2sth instant, at 10 o'clock, the whole OF
the effects, embracing the largest and most varied
assortment ever offered a. auction In this city,
comprising q very great variety OF PARLoR.
CLEANSER, and DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
consisting OF elegant
BRUSSELS and VELVET CARPETS.
SUPERB WALNUT SIDEB0ARDS, with mar
BILE tops;
plate, deliberately orpsmented In Ross-
wood, Walnut, and Gilt Frames;
SECRETARIES and BOOKCASES, supsrbly
ornamented
Elegant HAT-RACK, MARBLE TOP, with
GLASS;
MARBLE TOP CENTRE and SIDE TABLES.
LACE and other CURTAINS,
Splendid GAS CHANDELIERS.
THE DINING-R0oM
is furnished complete with every necessary article
Of the most elegant Workmanship.
THE CHAMBERS
are furnished beyond comparison with every ar.
ticis Of FURNITURE IN WALNUT, ofths
most modern style, with NAT
TRESSES and BEDDING
made to order.
THECHI CRoCKERY, SILVER, and GLASS.
WARE is all OF the most expensive style.
Throughout the premises are
CARPETS AND CARPET LINEN,
which are OF the most superior quality.
THE Observation-Disclosures
Is complete with everything of the most approved
style.
This may be said 10 be the most ELEGANT FUR.
NITURE ever claiming the attention Of this city,
and the variety so extensive as almost 10 bafis
enumeration in an advertisement. Therefore, IN
order that the public may have opportunity Of
examining, the house will be thrown open on
THURSDAY, cith instaot.
Terms For all sums under $3.50, cash over that
amount and under $500. sixty days; over $780,
four onths, for approved paper.
BY order or the Curator.
Sale conducted by Z. u. COOK.
ja?l Auctionser.
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EoR SALE, in Manchester, good
T DWELLING HoUs., vita four good -
rooms water In the yard. Kitchen and All E:;
out. housss complete, on Sixteenth stre-t -
"a uares from Hull street. Apply ~ the house
OF VILLAIN w. TlaBERLAKE, sixteenth street
three squares from Hnif EE IA v-3-
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TI,o TEACHERS.--Age gentlemen OF ex-
j. perispes ~ TEsCBkR Df ArCisAT IAN.
GUk0Es and MATHEAAflCS can secure vsFy
1snals Colisss - imy,satsse appliestiop, giving
= 1saiss:s:: S6x Is ys:sS.iaSss. Va = ss-s'',.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VIRGINIA, HALL.
4 DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AND AUsI-
CAL 0LlO,
on THURSDAY EVENING, January "a, 1867,
for the benefit of
.. JO H. WEYMOUTH.
The following ladies and gentlemen have volun-
teersd
Miss JESSIE WARNER,
Miss MARY JACKSON,
MT. H. HsRBERT.
Professor @. G. MERCK
Admission, SOC. Tickets to be had at Davies .
Mus cal kxchapge and at the hall.
For particulars see programme OF the aay.
The Orchestra viii be conducted by Professor
KEssNICH.
Doors open at performance to commence At .
o'clock ia 22-3t
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RICHMOND C0NAASDERT, No. AZ
January %, 1857.
ORDER No. 10.-SIR KNIGHTS,-At-
~ tend stated assembly in the hall OF ~
METROPoLlTAN LODGE, No. IL, on Xxx
Marshall between Sixth and Seventh y
streets THIS Tuesday EVENING. 22d
ance is required.
BY order of K. g., E. II. GILL, @. C.
WILLIAM L. MAULE, Captain-G eneral.
JAMES E. RIDDIcK, Recorder. ia 22-lt
THE PHYSICIANS OF THIS CITY
i are requested TO meet at the City Hall ON TIL B-
DAY next (2ad instant) at half past p. N.
The business is important. ALT
NJOTICE.-A meeting Of the stock
i holders Of the Union Manufacturing Company
will be held at tho ONCE Of Harrison, Goddin
Apperson, on WEDNESDAY. February 18th, at
o'clock 2. n.
ja Io-sot SAMUEL A. EATON, Secretary.
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By Grubbs B Williams, Auctionsers,
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets.

EOR SALE, A FARM ON JAMES
Il RIVER, near lower Brandon, $50 ACRES, 200
cleared. balance In wood and timber; good dwell
Ing with six rooms and wide hall. kitchen, barn,
aud other out-houses 2obushels wheat seeded,
Will be sold good MILES, COWS, head CAT
TLR, % HoGs, WAGON, FARMING IAFLs.
TO effect speedy sale bargain viii DO given.
For further particulars, apply to
10 lo-U 0RURBB WFLLiAMb.
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USTEFS SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND.--As
trustee in q deed from William Gilman shall, by
consent OF the parties, sell at public auction, on
The premises, on THURSDAY the Eth day Of Feb
ruary, 1857, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND OF which the said william Gilman died
seized and possessed, lying in Hanover county,
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Stage road to
Tappahannock.
Also at the same time and place, will be sold the
said Gilman.
TsKAs Liberal, and made known on the day Of
sale. ia l2-tds] E. &. M0NCURE, Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

T ARGE FIRST LASS BRICK
IL DWELLING, IN A DESIRABLE NEIGH Ia
BORHOOD, FOR SALE We are authorized f.D
to sell really desirable RESIDENCE. II is Ekk
Local ed in good neighborhood, on Clay stre't,
near to First street. 1t contains fourteen rooms,
besides ample servants accommodations, besides
new brick stable and carriage house The LOT
has front Of % feet, and depth OF l55 feet To
wide alley. The dwelling has recently been
painted, and is in perfect repair, and has all the
usual modern Improvements, such ~ gas, water,
&C. and is remarkably well built and nveniently
arranged. To effect speedy sale for cash, or
short payments, great bargain will be given
HARRISON, GoDDIN s APPERSoN.
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ia22-3t

WHO WANTS TO SELL VIRGINIA
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN RICHMOSD!-
We are authorized to sell q large amount Of valu.
able REAL ESTATE in the most desirable part Of
Richmond, and Will take In payment VIRGINIA
STATE STOCK al forty dollars. Apply 10
jts2-st HARRISON. GoDDIH &APPERsoN.
MIDWAY MILLS, ON THE JAMES
Vl RIyER AND KANAWHA CANAL, IN THE
COUNTY oP NELSON, ONE HUNDRED Mills
FROM RICHMOND AND F0RTY-SIX FROM
LYNCHBURG, FOR SALE.-We are authorized 10
milling properly, situated on the canal, In the
county OF NsIson, loo miles from Richmond and 40
from lynch burg .s.stg4s e.t
The MILL is Six stories high, fifty by sixty feet,
and built OF the beat sandstone. Contains two
pair burrs and three pairs corn stones, with cir
cular saw mill attached. with capacity for grind
ing forty barrels OF Hour per day and one hundred
bushels Of corn, and cutting from four thousand 10
five thouss nd feet OF lumber.
Attached 10 this property are Ave acres OF land,
npan which 10 a dwelling, storehouse, and cooper
shop. Also, thirty hve acres OF best bottom land
lying between the river and canal, which NAV
not bs embraced, rs desired. Also, one hundred
and fifteen acres OF heavily timbered land, adjoin
The mill was erected abou, fifteen years ago by
the late James G.. Cabeli AT cost Of e53 ooo and IL
now in perfect repair, and doing thriving bust
ness. s#H
The above property will DO sold at a bargain, and
the terms very liberal, say $5 600 In cash. the ba-
lance on two three and i've years credit, bearing
interest, and secured by q lien on the property.
Address JOHN q. PkBkR, Howardsviiis or rs.
49, LEE q G0DDIN, Aacltonesrs,
Ia io-diwsw3w LAS franklin street.
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and incorporate the Richmond and Lynch.
burg Railroad Company. Referfed 70 inc
Committee on Roads, sc.
On motion of Mr.. DULASEf, tne oonA'0
adjourned. IN
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The Journal was read, and the usual mes
GAGE from the Senate announced comm9-
nieating certain bills, which we're referred.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT
III ITCTIoY We viii sell at public suction,
on the premises, at ! o'clock p. NJ, SATURDAY,
Januarv 20, 1907, the HOUSE and Lot lately occu.
pied by mes +. Wetsiger, deceased, located near
Town Hall, on Bakey street, Manchester, Va.
The hou,e is small but wcll suited for an office.
TEENS: bay of SALE -
Administrator OF James T. WeisigeT, deceased.
PIIKISToS, PULLIAA Co., Auctsoneers.
ia %
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SALE OF STOCKS AND
i B0NDs.-i will cell at public auction a. ths
Office OF Messr,. Davenport 10 at IL o'clock on
WEDNESDAY the 3otn OF January, 1897, the FOL
lowing STOCKS and BONDS. comprising the as.
Richmond
40 shares Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
block,
$1,000 Registered Richmond and DanvilIe Rail.
road Bonds,
81, 500 Coupou Bonds East Tennessee and Virginia
Railroad Com pany,
1900 old Georgia per cent Coupon Bonds,
81 shares James River Canal Pac kst Company,
6S shares old Dominion Insurance Company.
o., 900 bond OF the County Of Carroll, Va,
vi, 900 bonds Of Montgomery County,
$40 900 bonds Of Charlotte County,
$40 900 bonds OF North Carolina, Bpsr cents.
TEENS: sky days credit for satisfactory paper.
interest added. SAMUEL siSTON,
IA ?l--tds Trustee.
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SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

BY Regn&ult Co., Auctioneers,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
SALE.-Wi'l be sold
- ON THURSDAY NEXT the cath instant, com
manring ~ II o. clock A. NJ the stock OF goods In
the store No so7 Broad street consisting OF
BOOKS, STA1ltSERi,. -
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PICTURES, &C, &c.
ALSO
the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting of the usual variety
To satisfy an execution in my hands against 8.
1iD'' THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
Sergeant OF the City OF Richmond.
RusyArLr Co., Auctioneers ja 22-tds
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+ UMBFR FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
IL on SATURDAY the 26th day of January, 1891,
at public auction the OFFICE. and the FRAMING
and FLOORING TO the yard lately occupied
by the Midlothian Company, near the Danville
railroad and Mayo's bridge, Man hester.
PlLKINTON, PULLlAM Co,
Ia ID Anciinneera
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QALL.-A select BALL will be "a
ID held THIS Tuesday, EVENING, Janu- ~
airy %, at Montgomery Hall, Wall street. Az
pleasant and satisfactory time may be ex G.As
pected by all who attend. A cotillon band has
strictly enforced
Tickets, admitting a gentleman andSadies. q.
ia 22-its
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NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND sfp
IN sH0ES.-Just received, large stock
OF Mems BOOTS and SHOES, and Wo
with other grades OF goods In iincsuitsble FOL
the winter trade which We particularly invite ouI
IAN ia n " '.'' anu PUrgEy WATTS.
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$40. IL Carleton House terrace, May 4"
.c.u1o.r srArE OF BUSINESS In L1vrRpooL.

CRITICAL STATE OF BUSINESS In LIVERPOOL
Last week, our correspondent Gays, was one Of the
most depressing and painful, with regard to busi:
ness iI Liverpool, experienced since the panic OF
May, 1866 1.-THE majority Of the banks in the town
held very large stocks Of cotton as security, and
the margin" being exhausted while the market
was simultaneously declining, oil the banks 80
situated demanded an extension or an Immediate
sale. This aggravated the difficulty, and de-
clire which arould haze tnuooed many firms IN 90
solute ruin would have been the result had not the
getting low, taken advantage Of the fallen
market and bought largely. As an instance OF
losses which are sustained in the cotton business,
We may state that one cargo Of cotton bought some
time ago, but which only arrived on Tuesday last
in Liuerpool, has involved the owners, in conse-
quence Of the fail in the price, in loss Of f16 000
The other trades Of the port, including ship build
ing and chartering, are all depressed, while the
underwriters, who were in hopes that this year
they would have repaired to some extent the losses
Of iSes, have been plunged still more deeply into
heavy liabilities from the fierce storms which have
prevailed in the Atlantic during the past few
months. The gloomy weather which has been the
rule Of late has put decided check upon retail
business. With regard to tho cotton trade things
took better turn on Friday, and the week closes
with more cheerful feeling, which it is hoped will
continue.-London Times, Mays.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Saragossa, for New York-Rrs l. d Kay
mond and child Miss Margaret jennings Dr1erson,
Hoffneyer, Mrs A Moses nurse and infant, MISS
Ravenel. Miss L Dwight, Mrs Ippett msster
Dodge Power, D W Erwin. Baker, E Van Eden, y
Reid NJ Brannigan, Miss Alice Bailey, Mrs O Ham.
H Tower and lady, Campbell and Lady. Mrs smith,
Miss Mary Cantwel, w Goldsmith, Goldsmith, >
Kaysnagh Miller, Scho6eld. Randall, Mrs ID
sullivan, Mrs Lotus, Miss Haig, Ruttmann, mrs
Isaacs I'D children, 0'Connel. Walder, Rev Il
Pike, L Bevin, L G Coffin, q Bussenden Laurey,
Merrich, Benke, ] Sullivan. Roach, 9arVin, "
saunders Fitzpatrick, Kelly, Rober, Fltzgcrald
NJ Fleming, J Dusenberry, ColingWood, ana IL
deck.
Per steamship Champion, for New York-W Mclean,
ladies' and servant, MISS CathrRn. Miss mary Lyon
Mrs Kennerty, Mrs w Sprague, Mrs Loper,
Dunhan,, A Goodwin, II d Burkett, Dale. u MANI
eel, Kev J W Cole Il Colyur, Wales. 3 solomon,
Hall, DR. Pritchard W Kornahrcns, Bonnetneau,
Fuller, W Bennett, ] Bates and lady, L Ward, =
K Bates, D Budds II Butler and Lady, g MaYin, u
G taylor, Mrs q Mathewson, Mrs Schwartz Nc
Nance lady and children. Miss Schwartz Miss Carrie
TAYLOR Mrs Kenny, Mrs Smith and children, Binns
aud lady, Jones, lady and children, Miss Jones,
Mrs JONES' Miss NJ Jones, A 81 Doty, Brown, kew
] P O'Conncn, L Barlow, hr Vandezee NJ Bird, NJ
C Noyes J Murdock, Hewins, II Frost Capt W
barkman, Clnussen, W Balm, j Birch. McCready.
Capt LOCKWOOD and lady, Simones, Hon D hhett,
Mr DeLorrc, Wieling Koberson, and In steersge.
Per steamer " Frazier from Edisto and RockVllle-
Paulding. Miss Eliza McKee, L Chspin, q DeFon-
taipe Austen. E NJ Wilson, Wescoat, + john
son, w Smons, W Whaley. Hopknson, Is WhaleY,
Mrs Peake, aud 10 deck