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Is NOTICE.-ON AND AFTER THE 2srH
instant, all freight shipped per steamer FANNrE ~
aeorgetown' and per steamers PILOT BOY and ELIZA
ICE all points except Savannah, must be pre-
paid. FERausonz : uoT 49,, - - -
February %
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So CITADEL SQUARE RECHURCH.-sERyICEs
Tomorrow Morning at 1o O'Clock and at Noht Mt ~
O'Clock. by the Pastor, Rev. LUCIUs cUTHBERT
February 23
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4 aS BAT HAIR DYE.-THls
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dyehar1nlsss. reliable, tnstan
taneous No disappointment No ridiculous tnta
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the III effects Of Ba
Dyes Invgorates the hair Leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine ia signed Waiaas A. Bachelor All Others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumera. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street, New York. . LES ~! s;sz
ar BEWARE oF'AcoUNTERFE1T.
q p }5 " y r fN
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FOR LIVERPOOL.-THEA Al NOR
&4SMWEGlAN bark DEODOTA, MARCussEN Master,
lENkS9having part OF her cargo engaged, VIII
sAE@z7ohave quick dispatch. For Freight engage
rnents, apply to R. T. WALKER,
February 81 III, Boyce & Co.'s Wharf
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aFWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING; Esq. as candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston VudiciaD District, at the next election.
September 10 if.f. 54 5+@5
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- NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACTED Nv
any Of the Crew Of the Norweeisn bark z.oo, ri -
~ S"p1nn p1 OF agent B. T. WALTER.
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I asAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-oID EYES
made new. without spectacles- Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt OF tan canta Address
e B. FoOIE. a. D.. No. rso broadway, New York.
Novernter rIg.fIg ~ Z u.
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as MAGIC INK (PATENTED). ).-W1LL
write IN all colnrs and ahades bote and with
one ink; Is unsurpassed for fancy and ornamental
writings PRICE, 81 box hee BY mail. The Trade sup
Piled. Address y, q. De CORDovA,
s: v! No. 50 William street. New York.
Z December az thstu2mo
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@ MEssRs. TORs:-PLEAsE AM
NooNcEJoHN 7. MHLIGAN as Candidate for Sheriff
and obhge. '' s''
s.,..,,,,CH TIE E MECHANICS AND woEK1NaMEN.
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7. 90 LIE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
.o-EA1 n h1cY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS for
ERRORS. ABUSES and DISEASES which dest,o,v tbe
manly powers and sreass inpedmenta to MARRIAGE.
Ho1aaroS on eha1ef AseG j. Sc 6s.1af ,stfs
January Is T-.~-'r%T.IE aa@ e,no
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a BIBLE SOCIETY OF CHARLESTON Il
mr. las. AlE6ANDER BRoUGHToN will cali on the mem
nua dues for 1857 All arrearaRes for nrevo,.
nave been cancelled by order ofthe Board Of Managers
forsons Wishing to become members will p1oase 3D.
oress the undersigned, at No. ss Broad street
Two Dollars per annum constitutes an ANNA, nr.r,
beGship. u 1Tn41.,u a1eni
February q 1S.-
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@ UNION BANK so. CA, CHARLESTON.
2Sd February, 1ss7-The Annual Election for
OF this Bank VIII be held on Wednesda. 18th nrarcb
pfo11no' at the ONCE Of the Bank, on East Bay.
H. D. ALEXANDER, cas1,ier.
February % a+,..e
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,,,s ~ NoIlCE.-7aE he ANNUAL ELECTION OF
TEACHERS OF the Public Schools IN tbe rs+ -
ton VIII be held on Aonday, the 2sth inst.
can be leit with the Secretary Of the Boa
at the Normal School, No. St Philip street.
By order OF the Roard -e' '7.l1T111a 5-..47
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A SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE PRO-
Railroads, Shop Garden Store Hotel or oener., rr.s
work. #5#et o-
PERSONS desiring employment will call at No. sos KING
street, and all orders for Laborers win be promptly met
and satisfactory reference given
February 23 1mo 81 ur n
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sHIPPlNG.
FOR NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAE LINE.

>t.f~An, ONE OF THE FAvORTTE AND ELE.
IXGS%,tI1SG CANT STEAMSHIPS
SGlNlEEdy~ QUAKER CITY, SARAGOsSA,
=--%SSI@=4g-. ANDALUSIA. H.. GRANADA
VIII leave Adger's South Wharf every SATURDAY.
The steamship ANDALUSA will leave Adger's Wharf
on Saturday. February 23d, at 10 o'clock A. n.
February 1e TI@ RAVENET r co
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as MESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Cen A. ID. MANIGAULT as Candidate mr.
,- % ene ensuing election. CITIZEN.
November l|s -
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aS An the papers in the State will publish twice.
send their bills to the Commissioner. . February q
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as- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO 4NN07NGF
WIN. BLUM DNGLE as Candidate for tba s,,.,,a.7..
at the ensuing election
September IL
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E MONTAGUE GRnMKE,
Secretary Commissioners Free Schools.
February 10 n. .sSs. S@ 1,7 t-,.,,se
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\ CHARLESTON, February %, 1867
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16
ADVERTISEMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CENT REWARD.

We find the following advertisement in
the Nashville Press and Times =
Lost, BY the subscriber, on the sixth of
November, somewhere between Massachu-
sets and Minnesota, one brinde pup
wearing pewter imitation Of piuchb, cs
collar, inscribed with the words, "my
policy" Said pup had his ears cropped
by some of my personal enemies in Maine
and Vermont, and had his e7ss badly
buaged up in fight he got into On the
ninth of October, from the effects Of which
he was suffering at tho time of his disap-
pearauce. His tail had previously been
dooked by two mutilating scoundrels,
known as Thad. Stevens tnd Charls
Sumner. A scurvy fellow named Forney,
some time ago, trod on one of the pups
paws, which | had doctorel with salye made
out Ct treason made odious," and bound
up with lot of old rebel pardons, which
were never paid for, and which had been
left on my hands. The pupwill be known
BY the way he limps, ane by his apprehen-
sive look of fear Of being kicked by cTcrY
passer-by. l am not so much afraid Of
his having been made into sausages, as [
am of bis having been killed by the recon-
struciion train Of Congress, as he was las:
seen on the track hovling at the approach
ing engine. As he is Of no earthly use to
anybody but his disconsolato owner, l will
give one cent reward, or the military Gov
ernorship of Tennessee, to any person who
will return him TO NE, safe and sound.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1929.

gediy. "And you must come now, for
the great house is lonely as a tomb"
Frank Evans is no longer an express
clerk, and pretty Minnie moves in velvet
and diamonds; but they are quite as hap
py as they were in the old days, and that
Is saying enough. Uncle Walter Har-
riEgton grows older and fee5ler every day,
and his two children are the sunshine Of
his declining liie
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16
BY SuAMRol X.

Dun SlklhE a NAN WHEN liz ) DUW n
BY SHAMROCK.
Oh don't strike man when he's down,
Nc don't strike n man when he's down;
But lend him hand,
And help him to stand.
Oh, give him a chance,
BE kindly your glance;
Oh don't cast him off with frown,
For which Of US know,
In the race here below,
How soon a hard blow
May lay us MS low
Oh . don't strike n man when he's down
Oh : don't strike man when he's down
NO. don't strike man when he's down
Don't stop 30 deride,
To scold or to chiie,
But leap TO h'l side,
His failing heart guide
Oh don't let sinking man down;
For who here can tell
How soon the rude swell
or the tide may destroy
All his wealth and his joy,
And he finds himself sinking right down
Oh don't strike 4 man when he's down
No! don't strike n man when he's down
Far better be kind.
And try hard to find
Some chord that will bind
Him yet to his kind,
iialso iopes that have been SO cast down
smile in your eye
VIII match his deep sigh,
The grasp of your hand
His heart will expand.
And lift man up when he's down.
On don't strike n man when he's down,
No. don't strike a man when he's down
No matter bis fault,
Don't tarry nor halt,
Nor send him adrift.
But give him a lift.
HIS blessing your efforts will crown;
Tho not of "our set,
Nor respectable yet.
We mast not forget
We all are in debt,
So. help man when he's down.
Oh don't strike a man when he's down,
No don't strike a man when he's down
Tho sorrows away
From you for to-day,
Tomorrow it may
Gc thrown in your way;
So, don't strike a man when he's down;
Let toaiies pass by
With suecrs in their eye;
Let bigness be shanld,
But tie Gruudics he ID,
| won. strike = man when he's down,
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3fllsttIIancous d'eaomn.
SENT 1H EXPRESS.

Marian Harlan was alone in the world
her mother just buried.
She was a beautiful, brown haired girl
with soft shy eyes, violet and rosy lips
compressed to frmness far beyond her
years. For after all she was scarcely sew.
enteen, and so Deacon Gray was telling
her, as he sat by the fire spreading his
huge hands over the tardy blaze, and
| asked:
But what are you goin' to do to 'arn
your bread and butter, child p
IL don't know haven't thought
mamma h ad an uncle in New York
who"
"Ycs, yes-I've heern tell about him
he was mad cause your mother didn' t
marry just to suit him, wasn't he?"
Marian was silent. Deacon Gray wait
ed few minutes, hoping she would ad-
nit him into her secret meditations but
she did not, and the deacon went away
home, to tell his wife that "that Harlan
gal was the very queerest creature he had
ever come across"
In the mean while Marian was busy
packing her few scanty things into little
carpet bag, by the weird hiekering- light
OF the dying wood fire.
~ will go to New York" she said to
herself, setting her small yearly teeth
firmly together. My mothers uncle
shall hear my cause pleaded through my
own lips. Oh, wish my heart would
not throb so wildly. am no longer
meek Minnie Harlan 1 am an orphan
all alone in the world who must fight
ltc's battles with my own single hands !"
Lower Broadway at seven O'Clock p N.
What babel Of crashing wheels, hurry
ing humanity, and conglomerate noise it
was. Minnie Harlan sat in the corner
Of an express office, under the fare Of gas
lights, surrounded by boxes, and Won
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16
DR.. LEOH'S
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It is Tonic, not Dye, and acts upon the
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II allcviatcs neuralgia and headache.
II radically cures dandruT and humors
II keeps the scalp healthy, clean and cool.
1t is an elegant and exquisitely fragrant hair
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II restores. cultivaies and beauties the hair
IL makes harsh hair flexible and ustrous.
Or. Icons Electric Hair Renewer has en-
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It's wonderful restorative and invigora;ing
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Being fully satisfied of The merits of Icons
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The SUBSCRIPTION PRICE of the paper
will he TWO DOLLARS per year in advance,
and $3.50 if not paid within the first three
months.
n=a, No paper discontinued until all ar
rearagcs are raid-eyoept at the option of the
Editor.
ADvERTIsIsG.-Th rates of ADVERTIS-
ING are for one squa"a, Of EIGHT lines or less,
one insertion, 7j cents three, 81 30 and 30 cts
or each subsequent insertion. Aiministra-
or's. Executors ard Auditors Notices, $500.
Professional and Business Cards, not exceed
ing - lines, and including copy of paper.
$500 per year. Merchants advertising
(changeablc quarterly l5 per year, includ-
ing paper at their Stores Notices in reading
columns. ten cents per line.
jon WoRK.-The prices of JOB WORK.
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HYMENEAL SACRIFICE.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

The New York correspondent Of the
Chicago Republican .ells story Of
"hymeneal sacrifice" he witnessed the
other day in Fifth avenue. He says:
"Before one Of the most handsome man
sions of that splendid thoroughfare I
saw youthful and comely bride with
several brides mai5s, all attired in white
satin, lace, and orange flowers, getting in
to carriages, and with them the BRIDE
groom, old enough to be a grandfather,
but made up more carefully than any ac-
tor at the Baoadway theatres. from his
appearance he must have been rouc
and deJauche who, after living a / n;
life of RIGHTEOUSNESS, had doubtless look
ed about him to see if any girl was pure
and prudent enough to become his wife,
and found her at last. the more's :he pity.
His qualifications, l presume, in the eyes
of her parents, were the reputation Of a
man Of fashion, with fashionable vices,
Of course, and liberal income. lie
may have been a drunkard, gambler, a
seducer, and scoundrel in various ways,
but these are slight faults compared with
the two great virtues mentioned"
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16

The Massachusetts, Temperance Society
was formed in 1913. 1t vas a convenient
organization one to which almost any per-
son could belong. They met every year,
listened to good sermon, and had good
time generally. During the year they
drank respectable brandy, and end,ayored
By precep, and example to instruct the
people how to drink temperately. in 1926
the first total abstinence society was form
cd.
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fg-Dr. Franklin's celebrated receipt
for cheap sleigh-riding runs as follows:
Sit in the hall in your night clothes, wi h
both doors open, SO that you can get good
draft, put your feet in pail of ice water,
drop the front-door key down your back,
hold en- icicle in one hand and ring the
tea bell with the other. He says you
can't tell the difference with your eyes
shut, and it's a great deal cheaper.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16

y EW ARRANGEMENT.-Th undersigned
: finding it impossible wiki enc Market
Car, TO supply their customers. have purchased
another, and are now prepared to furnish
marketing regularly twice week after the
lsi OF August. One Car Will arrive in Pat
terson every Wednesday evening, the other
will arrive every Friday evening. We wish
it distinctly understood we will do nothing
hnt u strictly cash business in future. Per-
SOUS ordering goods regularly every week
are expected 10 pay promptly each trip
One car will leave Patterson for Philadelphia
every Monday morning. the other will leave
every Wednesday morning
jolly 2j-tf. HOLLOBAUGH & ROWE.
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the various ills to which infants and young
children are subject.
NYiLyiBLE FOR TEETIlING CHILDREN.
II sottons the gums, abates inflammation
inyigoratcs the stomach and bowels. corrccts
acidny. and is a sure aud speedy cure for
Collie, Cramps and Windy Pains.
\ most excellent preparation for children
Of restless and frc,rul habit and in all cases
Of LooseRess, Grining, Vomiting or other in
ward grief, il gives immediate ease.
Used for more than half century in the
private practice of one of the most eminent
physicIaus of Philadelphia.
In now placing this article within the reach
Of all our cOuntrymen. we would remark tha.
we know ii to be "A remedy OF unrivalled cx-
ccllence and that it has proved in thousands
OF cases, as we are resolved Il shall in mil
lions. priceless boon. For sale by Drug
giSts' everywhere, Address all orders to
ZiNGLER & SMITH,
Sole ROPRTETORS,
137 North TRrd ST., PhaodeIphia.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16

sg- 4 modest old maid yisitinga newly
married friend recently, saw the husbands
shirt on the bed, and exclaimed, 30 iter-
cy q mans shirt on your bed Such
thing OF my bed would give me the night
mare ~ VERY likely" replied The wife,
upnless 2 man was inside Of it."
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ss!oet 4ottrp.

From the Sunday Times.
DON'T STRIKE A MAN WHEN HE'S DOWN
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n. B.-Any Of the Daily. Philadelphia pa
pers furnished at 75c. per month. or tri-week
ly at 51c. per month, scmi-weekly 3jc or
weekly 20c. Per month, also Music, Maya
zines and other bindings attended 10.
=. S.-Back numbers Of all Magazines and
Papers furnished at short notice. / am deter
rmncd to supply a great want in this county
by furnishing the people with reading matter
at Il reasonable price.
respectfully solicit your patronage.
JOHN VI. THOMPSON.
Perrysville, aug. /, 'G6.
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se-A smile is ever the most brisht
and beautiful W.,A . ;.ag upon 1t.
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
r.. n. WiL SON.

Tar JuNIATA SENTINEL is published every
Wednesday morning, on Main street, by
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-01-16
DIR. Icons INFANT REMEDY.

A most delightful and efIcacious cure for
the various ills to which infants and young
chilaren are subject.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDSON CITY. Feb. Lowing TO heavy SHOWS at
the very little live stock has reached any OF the
market places and does not now look as though the
through could reach here before Sunday night, IN
which case there may he fair supply for Mondays
market The trade will probably be somewhat divided on
that day cars at Dunkrk VIII be due here and
will be offered for sale next Monday Arrivals 80 Tar at
these yards 523 head, either local cattle or droycs
which reached Port Jerys last week Seventeen cars
came m yesterday two to-day, and six expected
tomorrow Mine warm, thawing weather indicating RAIN
is unfav0rablc for trade and with fun dead
meat markets, butchers incline to wait fur
ther arrivals. Most Of the cattle have been
sold at a slight adyance-in some cases &C.. per n
upon prices OF last week. though scarcely above tie
rates Of last Monday. They from IS 10 lie. per n
principally from IA 10 lGc. Quite proportion OF the cat
lie are heavy oxen gathered from Orange and the central
or western counties Of this State About go cattle have
been received and sold at COmmunpaw Sheep have also
been coming forward sparingy, receipts so far at this
place being 2,l37 with 1900 expected tomorrow No adj
vance can be reported they selling much quicker
than last week True the light arrivals arc taken rs they
in, mostly at 6a7gc per ID, though the best wOuld
bring If selected Hogs have advanced fully 1c per
n with cold Gather added TO very light receipts They
not firm to-day, stI prices 81 &c, with West
dressed selling at or lc less than yesterday
Two Of State dressed, handsome hogs brought IL
utC. to-day,
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all kinds remain steady sales at auction OF fOo DDs
Orleans at $50 asslc Jas hhds Cuba huscoVaua W
46c ,,...5o O eaol,tas China
Caycd O3O hhds st. CTOx, 49l hhdsi fOiJo fNoo A'
NAVAL STORES are generally better and are IN betttI
dcm1ud the closing quotations are as tollOWs' opi
Turpcntine C5aGsc; Crude Turpcnne 70 20 per ~ 70.
Rosns are g 75aS3 $40 Commons s4~l4 - l0I
a. $40 0sl IS for No @ and sjGS9 for NO ana Ie Az"
OiIS-Iinsced is firm; quote at 81 2OaSl 22 Tor Clty;
Fish oils are steady$ 15a$1 20 for CRUDE WH s n N
8 C5 Tor do Sperm Lard Oil is dull at 91c@Sl 70 or Nv
., No. l. and fair 10 prime. -,..i.o r,or,,ot for
7PROVISIONS-We have had fairly active maTkeI Tor
Pork and prices are shade fiuucr For tutute deVeIy
500 f2i and 800 bbls New Western Mess, seller MllCl Oh
vafc terms The sales, cash and regular are s'oo Dds.
m sg 2 for Old Mess, and SO 2jdsl9 % I0T NcW Ciy
Mess the outside rate for Craslns ana ~ 90 ~ 90
now western Mess Beef is without change SUES 10 9uIs.
nj aSl2 for Old Plain Ness $lGSl8 lor New hiess'
sl21Sl5 for Old Extra, and Sl7dS2l 90 lor NeW ME-
Tcrce Beef ncInains quiet, and prices arc hOl' 81
II ans are steady sales Of l0O dds western ~ go ,
ont Meats are firm aud i'm fair demand sales OF zOJ
ps M ia l3c for Picked Hams the outside Tor very
fc cured weighing Il % and lighter, and Bellies III DUH
11lc and shoulders do at 94c. Bacon Is flIn ana ~ u
mand, but the small supply restricts business SsTS Va
500 boxes ut OIc for c. C., HE for l. C. H. bk . L. y!
NE and = G. at lac Dressed Hogs are lrreSur' nS
oe al gl0l0tc for western, and ~ lie iof Guy VIII
s9es of fancy AT higher figures. Lard is WltEsut ctng
te demand is limited; sales OF 4e0 pkgs ~ l2ic LOT VI
and 2z 1876 for Fair to Prime Steam Kettle kchdered ID
held at &0l38c. - me ,,r,,. ,,cotr
4
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p1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAvRR Feb lin steamship Earope-hr Berthe, Ma
Pagnon add Mrs Fernando de ua baby asd Robert Gsyes
Mr. anne C. Adcns T. A. Conn T. b. Ponto, Tbos Bandlni
Mr. Bnckhemer Mr. woOdreuf Mr. Chisoln Mr. 'ad Mrs Psns
Hardy DeerYiI NJ, Iemate Louis Tosepth2, MI Gilmore
Mr. HoNser Lang Mr. Roklsuer BosseaD Mr. BoBnss
Baldeyow Mr. Gallant Mr. Dubolen hr BT,tef Mrs bTetsA
Mr. PeiteT Miss 7. Provost r. Provost
ER0M HAYRR AND PALMOfTHi Feb I'm steamship Aafo--
Geo L. LOrard capt and servant Capt W. Bndd Me-
Coleman Geo r. POmeroy John Hay Stuart IL Taylor Thomas
silver Mrs Hartley child servant, Mrs utehins Mira Hutrha
Henry Tompkns Mrs Tompkn Mrs Taylor Mrs Baehus Law
Mason Nine LOrcamp Eugene Tober W. n wood Chses
Megs Mines ST. Augustine ST. Roberta ST. Mtenas ST. hsrg1sn
Brsa Caprs D. Cutler Mrs Cufer, Alb Rothsca Henry
Groom JaeObus Mrs H. Mcoum, Nine r. Meyer And tbres
children J. Geiger aud LADY J. SmsOn Lut Emile, J. neh NJ
Metler Miss MetL.eT. go,
FROM WINDSOR y. s., Feb lin brig Eunioe-nr S'etbos
dgife #.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
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