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y ~ "a - 4 ~ ~ 4 T. 1 fL'jl q , ! " ~ u
The has been fitted wit, bcaut III culrC-
ton osSiXieon co!oet PttnorG:c Iiery, among y ch
il arer reservation ui the gfeet FIVE 81 New nrk uy
Ctieo-EUtts Of he brsana and troops; COME ssing
the feandS; New York in old fines; shipwrcck of the
Mcslusa; Hnnnbai Swearing ernity 10 tie Rsnans;
Mount vcsu,ius. &c. The whole forming interest
ing collection, hch cnnnot fail TO please MI who muy
honor the proprietor with their company.
Ambulance so cents. Children half price.
Panorama open al z STANDARDIZATION If Miniature
Thrntre and Illusions, will ut half past
o'clock. In6
r RON, STEEL & HEAVY f;OUD5-.iai, s4uar
and bundle IRON " ell ASST rtcd.
Hoop scroll aud rod IRON hail rods ard plough
nOu!ts
Cas-, Gernmn, hear, IliS'cr,d, spriag, sheet and
Crawc, .trrl
Hollow ware, eat AID Wrought mills and spikes
Zi'c block Tin, mill a'd grind slonrs, 'Al' Lc.tlgs
tialn cables, ArChots, hDt
On, log a. q trace th,ns, mills
Au>as, >iccs Iimnnrrs AID bellows
Wire sheet, pig attl bar Leaf; sat
Gal, Ynd GO King s;o,cs
A",es, hoSlanI', ard ''her Spades ara s'oyr's
i!Goi ami rin" hinges, door an windnW Looks
toitins, Iiu.ts, Nti1s, = nrl.er
i",d AID Manila ccr' g lines :nd 'aile
bn!t ud ,heafhiiT rGpptr. Naval stG:es
t"lHt-, liasc"d add sVrrm I'll
\ !u!l aSenttnira Of hardware aud slip randlciy.
always On ian', Har iy'a ottltd + ii; 1t whoIc-
sale o. rcu Oh the mol favorable trrus, hy
nj L.\YlO on 5, e" 81 Old i-vce
r. OriCt.-Suh.cr6c 10 The Fsiljng Of the ilow
* tri oGl-t lar II, al the corner of i'uyrass aud
":rond.tct street. wh have no, paid their sr St, ,fiyns
are r'sPoctq''y informed that tuAls ii this time
i.tch wanted.
4 cpusi e.Glll amount in addition to that already
subscribed will be required Ia meet I'll the emyage-
mants catered into for ia crGcon Of This c,re, gem
prou- proportion OF yvhight is confidently believed Will
h:momptly canrbutl bE the friend. ofre iOui,. His
community.
This church when co"rlaed, VIII stand forth. with
er editces recent. erac;e noEte II onun.eut OF the
taste and iiherality thu city OF n. 0rlc.,ns.
Persons disposed cnntri6ue towarAs dis object
will please to do through the agent, the Rev. Nm.
NJ. Curtis. mr.
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FOR GALVESTON, TENAS.
Fl THE t,s, saiiing packet Schooner, GEN
~ EKAL STARK. Captain i.aghton, will meet
zsaatE With quick despatch large proportion If
her cargo being engaged For remainder ofireiglt or
passage having extensive accommodations, apply ON
beard opposite the public squire, or to
mi w. PORTER, q5 Common ST,
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NEM LAW HOOks. Nl

ID EPORTS OF cases atliudged in the Dist ict Go
HI OF the United states, for the Eastern District
Pennsylvania, by Henry ID. GiIpin, Esq. ~. ,..
A Troatise on the Law Of evidences in the Courts OF .
guilty, by Richard Newcombe Gfssey, Esq. |
Baye's :, ,l,s.neniary Fr'at'+e, on Anatomy, from
18th Edit. OF the F+cnc tran lated by 4 ) 200
NJ D. Ju received and for sale BY
mari REM LEW
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27,S1l Amounting to 2l309o
Tckctswhoe tickets, So %; Aa,Yes, - 80; quarters
81 %.
Packages nf y T o.ets sl25, warranted to draw ss
al 81 aul may draw the ioIr Capitals. PsskaseA
Of shar.s in proportion.
For Tick~ts niply at the Maag.rs Office 81 Grsvef
street, adjuuin. the cIfrl!sre into t'e Arcade and 1864
Cha,tres, between Cont and 81. t.Iuis ss.
mI3 J X MEAD Manager
DISSOLUTION Or COP = l;'TNERSilIp.
fA1HE Copartlcrshp heretofore e%i,tihs between hs
Il undersigned, nnGar the frau Of lisrm mn y Co. ia
this day dissolved BY mutull coascn Il. W. Schmidt
il charged with tie liquidation OF tho Affis Of the
firm. SiMtHi. HERMANN, ST.
StNttii. HERMANN, ir.
L. VI. SEaNlDF, -
NIL J. T. OELTEN ANN, jr.
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n)Lba.ARS Science Of Pcamnnship received and
- for sal, at their pcrnanc't Writing academies.
No. y Ghntres street, New orleans, l39 Broadway
New York, Danphine ST., Mohie.
II is particularly Designed for private lcarrers and
schools, and j. calculated for persons all ages.
Ladies and gentlemen inv ted to call and examine
the system for thens Ives.
Lessons arr given nj ch houses as NAV suit the
convenience Of u and TO classes formed il !. NJ part
of the city.
iaii who prefer can rccoy, lesson. al their ow
residences.
Pers Il. paying for course of lessons arc dtsir,d
TO attend until th.y write as ell rs they wi h.
III d ll.R t,AR Il HnDI.tits
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

BE mani II W NI.ACE Go. Hank Allcv.
EEF-ll casks smok dBcefil store Tor sn,, ~
Ap mari GRVD! & PAIGE, IL Poldras 81,
RACoN-Sides shoulders aud harus, ia store and
AD o' sale by GklNOT < pNjiiT
mari pn\ I,rS
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-, The dnc fast smiling brig CERES, Capt.
t&rSsM ScudIf, having considerable cargo cnga ged,
-sel..zss- will hay despatch.
For baunce Of iiciel having coed accommodations,
apply on board, or to
mis- STETScN, AVERY & G., Q
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Z As Brought is III police 0 ,,es u The .Sccun /
Y Mu icI,&rIlIv, nnlIre 1t March, C.Jeylusad
4eoa The oMacr IL request II c:H for hiH ant take
him away. JOHN GtT'TOA,
mSt iiieh cuu<rnt, e.
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HOTCHNlss& Co. 81 Charities st

yUSHE Posun,nus Pap,,rsnf il,r iickwick Cu.; cons
Il uinine faithful record Of the ORGANIZATIONS,
priIs: adventures and sporting transactions Of
Csrr, spending Members; edited by ''B,z."
Part 2.
Historical Memoirs of My Own Time. Part LIST, from
1772to 1881; part 81, from l7"i 1894 BY
Sir n. William W,axall, Bart. author OF "Post-
Inmous Mcnolrsof His Own Time" Just re-
ceycd and for sale by WM MKEAN,
f27 cor of Camp and Common 81
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

M Ait.S-l8'0 kegs, OF superior qualify; tssaIt'l
~ slzes,-in stoic, and for sale hv
49, J b Bi+IN & A-CDFIEN,
ma 90 Common ST.
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II SoiRD-'fmo single gentlen,en a married cn,r.
u . pie, can be accommodated with board anl
desirable apartments, byf private family, wifhn two
squares Of this Office. Address Y y Z, at the T'ru.
America office mi lAh
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

EHLoU y Y liS,,a.l landlus from -,oun..r var
IL saw and fll sal. by u DOR sEI,
mari Nry uIrr.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

ACoN-HdeS, 30 casks, Ian lag Gon i ,nn1r
HS Warsaw, for sale by e. DOR EY,
M 4 New l.rpce.
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Foe. iiae EEateRFog..
~ lc1s54 - GrIs Ga5 Il 49,, y,e.el -,
mnl III lulelneLIAl. -nll-in-.

EJl lcasJl ~ Or lia5 Il - G-.,.,,-.c-l-.
and al intermediate landing,
= q 5s1.--t - The vel Known steamboat NORTH
fr.Iassl---=.z NAiABAAiA, il. r. laosr, master, is
So -. nos receiving relght or tul uby.a
= NJ, ii y ..aye on saturday, the latA n5n, ut
oeiooa,P y. For freight or passage, apply bou!d,
Il the first what ub we P0ydra, street, or to
mi5 nr!LL1f Mason " %. 81, Gmyicrst
FON MOBILE.
b, f-zIs&%2A Ne u. >. hail steamer MA
tr-i5si IL, GzEpPA, sutton, master, will Leave
- s $3.50 -s5.g3a-.2a.1 On End y uc&t.
h 5Feei.s "a The U. :. Null boat MOBILE,
!r.Jassl---zzSgshcridan, master will leave on 5u-
49,; aEs:5.tzzs5.. s15sssa tnrday nest,
+ ri THP NJ. Mail I, s'an""rr sooTn
g. 49, ~ leave Sunday. Er freight on
passage, apply 10 IoURNE ~ BECNWIrn
&c. Poytrus street.
u Passengers requested to be at the head o
the 'ail road by Il o'clock. milo
FOX ST LOU, AND Anton.
ri The h ,,s;msr MAp u l scott ma,
g. "irl viii @''V sI p fs"' d sS1"i On
For freight nr passage apply TN poard opposite i,ien
willie street, or to G.IVO,' 4 PAIGE,
MO Il P"ydm ST.
FOR PRINCETON, LAKE P.lllVIDENCf,N ICXo-
BURG, NATCilhzsAc.
srdGH r. NIX s,s;" ilIL with With. ma ma.
ter will leave the ubo,e and III
oclock, T. NJ. For freight Or passage apply on board,
OF to oTE1tNE y 90,
lnie cs l.evcr.
Eo2 LnulsHlLLL AND CLN,lNNAli.
9 T.s , m.'s Mi Mp Da,s aa a. w
sunday next, The loth Instant at 10
G'ciock, a. N ioi freight or passage apply To
TUURNE & DECKW!TH,
FOX S clxc1xx>r1 AI B. e 81 Kri%s% ,Su sIfl
f I'll The new aud ;9,';a'"1 9rpi3,r
- ss2s szssssrs Efr, J. oona!l, commander, MI"
lc"'t Tor the anoNe ports tits day, al 10 o'co,h, A. II.
For lei il, passage apply hoA,d, oppns, tic Cu
tom ilnysc RIO j. NJ. BtOAHWELs,
MIC Ai"g'H"r st'ect.
BE- ff ~%-~:. yiss The U. 5. Mail scynsr MAZE"
tr.1E1y=l5AS PA, Sutton, ma ter, Will leave the
w lake end Of the rail roa Friday,
the I7lh after the arrival oi the ~ = o'cockcar
for Mobile. milf
r ,R LOUISVILLE II CINtl .NNri.
be Ffsslys a. The steamboat MONARCH Cupr
ttzyss,a -, SFuIlerton, will be ready 10 receive
~ - cargo on Wednesday, the lath ind
will depart on SUNDAY, the 18th Instant, ut 6ocock,
A. NJ. For freight PASSAGE having superior accom-
modaIlons apply on board opposite 'sr street or to
FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCiNNATf, .ASD MAYS
The se, . %..-s, s s.si.k sps up r.
o,s, for freight, hns delayed her de-
Parlur until fnesda. evening, whr.h in" she will
leave III levcc direct for the above ports and Uterine
'iata landings, ut O'Clock Z. NJ. For passage, apply
to T.IEWIN, HALL X WALTON,
ml3 No. "a, Common street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

FOR NEW YORK.
n Tho superior | brig LAWRENCE COPE
sssz4H>. LAND, CAPT. Mn'dism, will have imn,ediae
~ Il .patch. For bal nee Of light freight and
deck load, or passaga having hardso ucc"mnoda
tens, apply to IiNl II. GALE,
milf g l,nlnmnn
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EpUN -!il bbls New lrlaus ii,im inst had d uu
N q tor salcDy SANL THOMPSON n Go.
mi n ann s.
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tz1ls s4l @ALAbAil,, 4iarisG, master vii Il
49,. iz 49, leave on sunday I,r freight on
passage apply to I0URNE u BEC.<NIIl,
36, pVytris street.
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b. fs@tE.A-.a \, TIE sloUmanal LH0NTNNS, IN
Ir.7aaA -=r$ Graws muster, having been expressly
= 81 fitted for The towing business is now
the English Turu also tow vessels up and down the
cSt 10 plantations, unv thing IN the towing inc III
may cfltr. For further Information apply nj No ii
i'o' dras street TOURNE &, BECKWITH.
feb9 .
". y, Persons warting the above boat to tow, will
nleasa leave their olderS above ut Rowland and
Ia Is, Odd i.rvcc.
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% WAS br'ush 70 The police I,risen, Z"
kM I the 2d Municipality, on the ist sia, q
&T March, negro man famed HENRY
G about So ycars Of as=, says he bcioass &c
.-AL .r. Mr. il"l!ey,
sA3@ The owner will prove property, PIT,
charges, and take lii,nawdy. ii 5 HARPER,
ma Cap OF th.. Va Oh
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For NUKFOLN & ALrNANDkI i.
Fl 'Fi brig EDWARD Berry master, -hay-
Ets-is.> the principal Iltil Of her eil@aged,
s.sls Il VIII have, despatca. For freight Of lalnncc
M IL IL q u JtNI son,
M o. ,nunInn sireCl.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

HU IL. H. w. Ei.'LVl L, OF the ST Charles Arcade
Y1 Restaurat bcgs leave his friends an the
public that his establishment continues open for tha
reception Of yisters, for whose qualification and comfort
he has spared no pains Obtain times the choicest
ia we'll with the finest wines of Germany France
Mudaira, NC &c. As TO the preparation If his bill; of
fire he refers gentlemen who have before favored him
with theii presence to their past experience, and
strangers he would merely extend kind ny,tnton TO
come and taste for themselves, in the full assurance he
and they shall become intimate friends. While thus
setting forth his claims as Resnurat keeper, he would
suggest that he is prepared nOdatc number
OF REGULAR noarders aud logcr. His are COM
orahle and convenient As I" prices, he r.ers to his
bill Of fare for exposition Of this important part of his
creed, tls belief TINT its provisions will be chcehuy
subscribed BY his customers, quite reasonable for
this latitude ftb7
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-03-14

TIT }!l'E--iAe subscribers ready To re-. I've
Y ord rs foton. X nj osGypre$s lumber, tcir saw
mill being nt,,topeyarion and IN perfect orl>r. They
will use thoir best c&elons to supply dcnmnIs with
pIonp'ness aud de.Iath. Orders 10 be leaut the mill,
oppo>!t' TIL resiiG!.a GH ivln irfen7 ESQ fouholy
livaad4s, or Al the counting ro2.l VI john NJ Each,
No - llagu2ia2 street.
Th>ra.i, also putaat lath m1chine attached to the
ni which vail emile tho Subscriber Il thar arli.
Gle, which isot4la i.stQualiW, on he m,st uod M0le
t,11ns NiL-l iN-NN
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TVK LOUISVILLE.
BE- f"SiPIass*' = The NV aud splendid stcnm boat
tr1&J *, SSuLTNNt, A W Tufts master, wilt
cnNc On Sunday 10Th inst, at 10 o.
clock. For freight Of f'W tons thcavy frcghD apply
on board, or to LiTET u AMEl ING,
Commerce :, or
M tDWELL $50.
m9 th Magazine 81.
Eos INI.l-lIlIE l,INl,INN AI,I IN N 4 !. :
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To. INNi Il-NUI, q. 7.
"A The very fast sailing 4 big WILLIAM
,sse1SN, Capt Bo"dwtch, having part ur her carr,
zaa1:gs engaged, will meet with l5sprty. For bal
ance OF light orpo:sige, having ne accommodations
apt; 10 GEO. BUGiliN,
ma "a { uln.nnu #
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FOR lIAVANA--lst vessel.
"a The fast saiIin. \ ! Packet brig NELSON
IN CLARK, capt. Hill, will sail On THURSDAY,
zxst. ": 9th inst the mast o h"r ,rgp ling cnGag-
cd. For remainder Of eieiit passage, having s''r
did urn shed 'mo'lations for ~ p1"s'nger- ar-
ply board oppositr, rar Il ]" h street, or To
m6 Wm PORTER. % Eommd It
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GSLEAR PORk-40 boxes Of l0A pounds each clear
sides, put up expressly for the West india market
landing from steamer Adris,c from Cincinnati for sale
by BOtiE,RT & HAWTHORN
OF 80. ,at
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
ID THE fine new American shin PAHTHE'
JsS$fN NON, capt. Thomas, wants about 3Oo bales
-. OF cotton 10 complete her cargo, would have
prompt despatch For freight passage, apply Oil
bOnrl. or to HOLMES t. MILLS,
feb24 Bank Alley.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-05
POSITION OF PARTIES.

We have been severely rebuked by the
mote -plucking disposition Of the Albany Ar
gus and other contemporaries for expressing the
!" belief that the t~o great banners hereafter
nil lead a Conservative party on one side, and
the DestructiueS on the other"
To show that we were not guilty of the
Leretcal and original sin Of our " belief" we
would refer our charitable contemporaries to
the following extracts of letter, dated
WASHINGTON lCIrY, October 25, 1887"
written by the only supporter of the admin
istraton, in the popular branch of Congress,
from Indiana, the honorable RATLlFF
BOON The letter was published in the
Delphi Oracle Qnd.) on the 18th of Novem-
Der, and the extracts are as follows:
You haze doubtless observed the stand taken by
JOHN G. CALHOUN, in JaoOr Of divoreing ihe General
Government" DC.
parties and ,oiH take place during the noio ensuing
session." de- =.
i" Many Of the old Jackson democrats Of The Southern
States cho ,pithdrew their support from the late ADM
nsiration of the General Government on account OF
TIDl ths Proclamation and FORCE BILL, will yield
to the present administration, hearty support"!!!
In submitting the letter, the editor of the
Oracle remarks "that no one can read it,
without the conviction that he (Col. BOOM is
one of our most honest, straight. for,card and
undisguised politicians, not like some others:
II is always known where he may be found"
But what said the Washington Reformer,
the organ Of Mr. Calhoun, and the new ally
Of the administration, long ago, about the new
organization of parties? 1t said according
to the Southern Advocate of the 18th Novem-
Der, from which we quote):
The impression is almost unpersai that nep ar
rdngement Of parties must necessarily take place at no
distant iay"-that "the Administration party has
stopped in its career and indicated disposition to fall
back the principles Of ls27"that the floating ma
eras-he straggers gathered in their onward career
by both the great partieswl gradually fall OIL, and
take their former position, while the main bodies OF
each will be- in themselves, aud in reference TO each
other they were in 1927"
This result, OF course depends upon the fact whe-
Their the Administration be sincere in its demonstrations
Should the Executive in his message, come out
openly in favor Of strict construction economy and re-
FORM and should his friends zesously press the mea-
necessary insure the accomplishment Of these
objects, there be no doubt that parties tcH DC or
gdni.ed as ice hare said"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-05

We copy the following from the Richmond
Enquirer Of the LIST instant. We thank the
editor for his compliments, and say that we
go with him against third party-against
federal party, and against the Sub-treasury
scheme. We go for the reorganization Of the
old Republican par,y--or if the word is objeo-
tionablc-thc re-rallying Of that party which
must be, if true, Conservative. The third
party" are the loco focos, and we shall con-
tinue 10 contend against them, as well as
against notification, and ultra federalism.
The Madisonian has devoted several columns TO the
article which we threw out on Friday last, on me ~
s,ion Of Paries should have submitted, this
morning, a very few remarks in reply-but, - the
Madisonan 10 yet to continue It's observations, we
think il best TO reserve what we have to say, II
any, till we hear him out. We free, however,
confess, that nothing 10 tlie Madsonian 10
change our views, In relation TO distinct poausai n
ganization or to the Special Deposite system We 60
against the rst-and 60 for the last The article IN
the Madsonian able il is personally liberal to
ourselves We differ with the Msdisonan with great
regret We would cherish the best feelings towards one'
who is generally SO ingenious, so'coureous IN MS man
ner and always most liberal TO. ourselves --Nolhing
could have induced at first to crtclse his Opinions
but for the weight which they derive from hs position
as well as the important consequences which they might
be destined to produce. We have taken sp the subject
with regret and shall dismiss It with pleasure. we
are not ashamed TO confess that at this time we would
rather shun than seek any alteration, with the Mad,
sonian, or with any Republican press. We would
rally the whole party if could, under the broad ban
ner OF Union And it is really because, we fear more
TO the ndivsby Of our party, from passing over en-
trely the propositions OF the Madisonan than from no
tcine them in the brief manner have DONE that we
have thought it our duty to call the attention o. the
Madsoniaa TO the language it has employed As at
present advised go against the organization o. any
third parv-and VIC respectfully PROPOSE as just Prn-
ciple Of arrangement the adoption Of the Special De-
pOsiie.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-05

the Government as special depository even
was il practicable. and be tho means Of car
rying into execution system which must
soon after It's practical operations shall be felt,
become odious from the evils il would infiict
on all the other banks in the same place, and
through ihemon the whole community. These
are but part Of the powerful objections
against the scheme. which our friend pledges
himself to establish in the elearest manner If
any one takes up the gauntlet he has thrown
So well convinced are we Of his ability to
redeem his pledge, and so powerfully do even
the objections detached above weigh with US,
that we are constrained, though with great re-
luctance, to differ with our friend Of the En-
quirer, and to oppose the special deposite
scheme, (which he has yielded TO for the very
laudable object Of Cancellation and compro-
mise) in each and all its parts; and to adhere
TO the State Bank deposite system on the Prin-
ciples we have before pointed out.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-05
From the Journ al Of Conameres
BANK CONVENTION.

The committee of one from each State, reported
Yesterday that it expedenf to x on the nrs gay
of July next for general resumption OF specie pay
ments The minority made a counter report and
the probability still is that no day will be hxed.
LIST OF DELEGATES
To the Bank Coapcntion, Ne,c York Nor " 1887.
From Maine.-Asher Ware, Joseph C. Noyes.
Vermont-George T. Hodges, John Spaulding,
Hamilton Gay, Myron Clark, R. G. Cole, John Peck,
Epap Seymour-7 .,c.., VIZ M
ven.-2. x,r.,,..
(Northampton,) Samuel Hubbard, James Read, -
Villains, (Boston,) Philip Marrett, John heIel,
John J. Fiske, Henry Upham, Joseph Grinneii, VIII
liam Hyde, Ezekiel R. Colt, Joseph Congdon, James
5hode Jsland.-H. P. Franklin, Moses B. Ives
Charles M Thurston, Borden Wood, James r.
conmeetiem-T Thomas X. Brace George Beach
Joseph Trumbull, David F. Robinson Henry Den
pison. Roderic Terry, A. H. Pomroy, Joseph Pratt
Daniel Buck, Horatio Alden, Elijah HUBBARD, ga
muel Russell John A. Rockwell, J,G w rum
bull, W. Williams Jr. c. Billings, Samuel ;. hitch
Ne,o York-Albert Gallatn, George Newbold, c..
W. Lawrence, Cornelius Heyer, j. J. Palmer, Pre-
served Fish G. A. Worth, Thomas b. Cooke, isaac
LYMAN, James s. Smith, A. d. Patchen, Orrin Day,
George ii. McWborter, A. G. White Egpert olcol.'
lev p Wells, John Wilkinson, A.. b. Johnson IN
James Reid Richard p. Host, H. Baldwin, y. l.
Williams, w. M. Conkey, Il. n. Foster, Y; ..
Throop B. B. Lansing, A. G. Story, Richard Nc
Cary, VIM B. Willis, Nathan Munro.-37..
Ne,o Jer@y-Elias Van Arsdale, Samuel Hays,
Philemon Dickinson, r.. r. Smith, Silas Gondit,
Aaron Beach, Samuel L.. Southland, Looe BAKER,
Ralph Polnroy Cornelius G. Van Ripper, Benjamin
Fish, James s. Schofeld,, WIN. Edgar, Aaron Lee,
Ephraim Bolles.-2. ,,,...
PENNSYLVANIA Manuel Eyre, VIM. Meredith,
John White, G J. Boxer Lewis VAIN, VIM. u. Oar
lington, David Townsend--l0.
Nharuland-H w. Evans, James swan, James
Chester, James Howard, s. Jones, Jr George wells
&c.
District of Colunbia-J P. Van Ness, G. O. Cram
mer.-2. ~ ,x
Vrginia.-John peterborough, Hugh Mer-
Ger. James Rawlings, William Radford, Il. M.
Brink, Richard H. Henderson, ChesweA Dapney.
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North Carolina.-Wiltam Boylan, John D. Jones.
3
South Carolina-James Rose, Edmund Lafian.
p.
Georgia--James P. King:-1.
Ohio-James 8. Armstrong;
Kentueky,--Benjamn Gratz, Thomas Rocxhiil'
VIM H. Pope.--3
Iadiana.--Isaac Coe.-l-
Total 1856.