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From The NJ Y. Union.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. /!

LIVERPOOL, Nov. ~, 1872.
Trade continues bad--it scarcely be worse
The Gazette is full Of bankrupc y and DsoIvent no.
tices
Peel meanwhile is doing " hat he TO pull down
expenditure, but, though he knows it would do great
good, and make him extremely popular he dare not
sweep away sinecures and ustless places. BY them
the as,ocracy pro, de for their relatives and connex
ions, aud at the mere whisper of any interference
with them he would have nest of hornets about his
ears. He could save 600 900 annually by reducing
the Civil List TO fair limit, by lowering high saa-
res, and by abolishing all snecures. But, have
said lie dare not do it.
He has resolved that BANKRUPTCY JuJgeshIp va
cant by the death of Sir John Cross, shall not be
filled up Vice Chancellor X night Bruce has been
into that Office, in addition his own but will
not have any extra pny The death of Mr.. Bowen
has made vacancy in The Cour, of Insolvency but
here SO, the office will not he filled up Both will
save fully $1,000 to the public
Parliament is pcctcd to meet on the third week
ofJnnary Within the last ten days several Prvy
Councils have been held at which, am told, the
Premier, under spuat Of the srictest secrecy,
communicated TO each OF bis col eagues the heads OF
the m aSures which he conlem latts for the next
SION. 1t is said that he is determined to carry out,
yet further Than has ever before been attempted here,
tie principles of liberal commercial policy His Oh
ject in lay NJ his plans thus early before his col
leagues, is that they may have plenty of time TO turn
them in their minds. 1t is generally believed that
the present Government will eventually 90 further
with reform of all kinds than the late minister's tam
percd MS they WERE could have carried out Peel is
Ieformer at heart.
OF the late ministry only three are at oil heard of
now. These are Melbourne Palmcrston and John
Russell. Ii is considered more than questionable
whether Lord Melbourne will again trouble himself
with public matters. He has had several paray,ic
strokes, by which he has lost the of eide AMI
has partly los, his speech. Pamers'on is in the
try wiring (they soy) leading articles in the Globe
In pr,lse of his policy. Lord John Rus, ell has
again iurn'd his attention To literature, and is pub
fishing the lite and correspondence of the Duke of
Bedford. L. G. Macauley as again sat down to the
Tyre, and produced Lays Of Ancient Rome, consist
Ing of series of poems, in the ballad measurcall
very striking and clever.
The Queen, her husband and children, at Wal
mer Castle, near Deal the Dover road, the official
residence ofshe Duke Of Wellington, as Warden of
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From, the NJ Y. Sun.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Has now hesn before our ieliow-cllizrns several
days; and of them has been dies IN bu-
siness II has, doubtrss been G, en- more generally
rused by the bulk OF our citizens than Presidential
State papers usually are. Its judcious breviy, and
the av6dauee of eli subjects Irrelevant 10 The eg' l.
mate design of the per, unin,eresiing To me pub
lie at large as well of all waste al words upon
those embraced ia il, have, also, Doubtless caused II
And few, if any, ofthe Messages emanating from
the Ex cutiyes of the United 5 ales. have been more
universally read with genuine satisfaction than has
this of President Tylers. By the impartial and I'M
prejudiced in poh'icai matters, Is every where
spoken Of with admiraiion and even Ivy those poIili.
calIy hostile 10 lis author is greeted with
mendaiion.
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LANGUA AGES.
LANGU AGES.
Private and Class Instruction.

ffTtue ana tftHSS 1HSHNC1ON.
DROFESSOR ALFRED SCHUCKINC Oate of
i New Oreans) would inform the ladies and gem
tlemen of Washington and its vicinity, who wish to
acquire an accurate and practical knowledge Of the
French or German language in manner expcdi-
tious and pleasant as is consistent with a thorough
study that his classes for instruction in the above
languages will be open
From to 10 in the morning,
And 10 in the evening,
Private and Glass Instruction may also be had at
the residence OF students at convenient hours.
Mr. Scbuckings experience and success as
teacher IN various American Institutions, both at the
North and South, and as author Of a German Gram
mar, are well known TO many. Besides, references
and comnendatory letters from some Of the most
distinguished scholars in the country, Professors
Cub, A. II. Everett, FIR Lieber, and Others may be
seen at his residence on 10Th street, near Pennsy-
vana avenue, (Mrs. McGunnige's)
Addresses may ol.o be left at the bookstores of
Messrs. Morrison and Farnham.
nov l7-3twatf
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WIGS, TOUPEES, OR SCALPS,

OR artificial Hair, to initiate Nature MIR. Dunk,
~ of New York, deems it only necessary to an
nounce to a fashionable world that he has Just ar
rived in the Metropolis, where he intends 10 remain
but for a short time, he must leave for the South
In the Interim he offers for the inspection of DIS
eliminating community elegant assortment of
Wigs and Tops or Scalps, got up under his own i'm
mediate Inspection which for taste snd durability he
haers himself must meet the appreciation Of all who
honor him, with their commands Apply al his room
at Browns hotel where he will be ready to receive
calls.
Ladies requiring his professional services will he
attended to at their residences.
most magnificent assortment of ladies' Wigs and
Fronts dec 9--6t
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FOR SALE

TWO SERVANT LADS about sixteen years old /;
i Of them well qualified house servant, ost-
Ter, and driver-the other good farm hand-both
Of them stout and Of sound constitutions. 1t is de-
sired to sell them together to some who may wish
them for his use, and not for the trade. Their
characters for honesty and sobreiy unexception
able. line to A. L., through the Washington City
Post Office, between this and the 25h December will
receive attention
Dec. l2-2tawt25Dec.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Dec. I0lh, 1912.
The following descr pton of Lighthouse erected
al the entrance of the harbo, of Santiago de Cuba
has been officially communicated to the Department
sit is cast-iron tower Of the oc,agon FORM
teen feet in height and may be in clear mig at
the distance of tweniy-one miles, performing It's Tevo-
lutions in two minutes and will be minute vis-
BILE, and the other invisible.
"Thc light two hundred and forty-four feet above
the level of the sea- and standing nearly six hundred
Spanish varas to TO the eastward Of the centre of the
channel which forms the entrance Of the harbor."
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M RS. ABERCROMBIE having put her house in
ItI complete order for the winter, she will be
pleased to receive Members aad their families. Her
house is pleasantly situated on the Avenue front
door on tn street. opposite the city Post Office
All possible attention will be observed to render
Mrs. AbercrombIe's house desirable TO boarders.
dec Q
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.

Posr OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,
December 10, 1912.
g-,r The great NORTH-EASTERN Mail, via
Baltimore &c will, durirg the remainder of the
Winter season, arrive, once day only, al g. p. NJ
and be closed at Q p. M.
The great WESTERN Mail, viz Cumberland
Uheeiiag, &c, will arrive daily at IL A. NJ, and be
closed at Q p NJ
The great SOUTHERN Mail, via Fredericks
burg, &c, will arrive daily at p. M and be closed
al . p. M.
All other Mails will arrive and depart as hereto
fore.
VIM. JONES, P. Nj.
Dec. l2-tf.
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I USBY & DUVALL. Merchant Tailors, al
IL joining the National Hotel, have just received
direct from New York large and general sssnrlmei
OF superfne French and English Cloths, c ssimere.
md Vcslings, which they will make UP TO order in The
most fashionable manner al reduced prices for cash,
or on time to punctual customers. They have also
rec, ived a great variety of Fancy Arcics for Gen
temens wear, such as Scarfs Cravais, Stock, Hand
kercbief Gloves Suspenders, Silk and Merino Shirts
and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Hosiery, Umb ella.
Dressing Gowns, &c The public are rspe ,tfull,
invited 10 give US a CALL dec l0--3aw2wf
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nj OTICE-My brother Robert S. Buckley hav-
~ ing died and left me all his estate of what ma
turc or kind soever in the District of Columbia and
appointed me executor Of his last will and testament
and in conformity thereto, letters testamentary hav-
ing been granted TO me, hereby notify and request
all persons who have contracted for the purchase of
any lots and made any payments thereon, or paid
any rents other debts due to my deceased brother
to his agent, William s. Nichols, of GEORGETOWN at
any time during the last eighteen months to notify
James I. Dickns, Esq, Attorney at Law, Of Wash
ington city, Of the fact, and all payments must be
made to the said James ]. Dickns whom have con-
stituted and appointed my only agent and atior-
ney for the District Of Columbia, and whose acts
alone will recognise, have fully authorized and
empowered him TO sell and dispose Of all my proper
ty in the said District, and TO receive, collect sue
for and recover all debts and moneys which are due
nv deceased brother myself or may hereafter be-
come due or owing 10 me ; and who is also fully au-
thorzcd and empowered to give full receipt and ac-
acknowledgement for the same.
ISAAC Buckley.
Andalusia, Bucks county, Pa Nov. 25, 1912.
Agreeahy 10 the above notice, ! request all per-
who have made any payments aforesaid, or
who wish TO make any purchases, or complete their
titles, to call on me as soon possible
have also great many squares and lots in the
city Of Washington to dspose of, any of which may
be had at great bargains by early application.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, near Fullers Ho-
tel where all business requiring agent or attorney
will be promptly attended to.
JAMES !. DICKINs,
dec l-d2w Washington,
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DIR. w. SWEET.

DR.. w. SWEET.
\ T the urgent solicitation of numerous valued
N friends, DIR. Sweet, known as the Bone-Setler,
has consented to remain in the city for another week
He can he consulted at his old quarters, Browns
Hotel, where all persons afflicted with various dis
asses in their bones, invited to give him call.
dec l5-3t# WATERMAN SWEET.
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RODGERS AND SONS CUTLERY.

NV FISCHER has just received by the steamer
w Acadia, direct, from Messrs. Joseph Rod
gers and Sons, large supply Of their best Congress,
four bladed knives IN pearl and stag handles Wharn-
cie and other pocket knives with ], 9 and blades,
in stag pearl, and she'll handles; in ivory and
buffalo handles erasers with ivory and cocoa wood
handles razor srops, with two and four sides of su-
peror finish and quality scissors and Office shears,
from to Is inches; all of which will be kept con-
S anty for SALE the best terms, at Stationers'
Hall
Dec. 9-3taw3w
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Price of Tickets as follows

Price of Tickets as follows
Single tickets Al 90
I Family tickets for three persons 3 90
Family tickets for FIVE persons 3 90
To be had at the principal Music Stores and Lii
braries, and at the Door the evening of the Con.
cert.
Concert to commence at half past O'Clock. For
programme, see small bills.
dec ltd
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BOARDING..

MI RS. S. S. ELLIS, from New York. having Ia
1Nl ken the large house at the of 10Th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. in the known as the
Seven Buildings, is prepared TO accommodate mess
of members during the approaching SEES ion Of Con-
gress dec l-distf
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HOWARD HOUSE,.

No. 10 Walnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
THIS new establishment has lately been opened
J. with the view of accommodating those ladies'
and gentlemen who prefer quiet home, while they
sojourn in this city. Terms as the best hotels.
S. SWEETSER
nov 1-2aW3m
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
~ WASHINGTON The whole of most of the
following squares, and parts of hers, in the city of
Washington, offered for sale at great bargains
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TO THE LADIES.

A RMAND, PROUST & cos. Agency, Pennsyl-
II MIA Avenue, between Sd and 4, streets will
close on Wednesday xt. They will, therefore, sell
at the lowest prices The remainder Of their goods.
Dec. l2-3t+
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CELEBRATED MONS,R. PAUL.
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

On Thursday Mr.. and MIS-. HELD and Mrs Nc
LEAN will perform in the theatrical entertainments.
For particulars of Mons'r. PAuL's amazing per-
formancts &c, &c, &C., see bill of the day.
Dec. l5-3,
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office, Washington city
December Is, 1912
g5Persons inquirng for letters IN the following
list will please say they advertised.
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I Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.-For sale
IL at the Madisonian Office, copies Of the "Acts
and Resolutions passed at the second session Of tho
9th Congress- with an Appendix, containing all pub
lie treaties made and ratified subsequently 10 the
publication of the laws Of the preceding session, and
all Proclamatons by the President promulgated
within the period, that affect any law treaty
OF the United States.N Price 81. oct la
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A.
Aplegron', Capt. L. ].
ArgueiIes, E. Il.
Acosta, Coronel ID. Joa-
quln
3.
Braiden, Miss E.-2
Berry, Albert b.
Brewster, Seabury
Barrett, Mrs. Mary E.
Babcock, John M.
Baker, MRS. Elizabeth
Bennett, John X.
Bfiscoe, Miss jane
Brvwner. Z. IL.
Borgheim, Philip
B;imley, Mid. Edward
Breezy, 1t. Thos. A.
Brannan, J.
Berkeley, John +.
Beardsley, l.. T..
Builus, Oscar, U. S. NJ
:.
CURSOR, Geo. r.
Campbell, Ira b.
Cumming, Mrs. Il. II.
Columbus, Francis
Cooper, John Il homas
Carroll, L. III. B.
Garter, Mrs. Maria A.
Cramer, John
Colburn, John l..
Cummins, Edward III.
Copper, Mrs.
Carer, B. +.
Cioford, Augustus
Caus,in, Augustus
Davis, Miss Harriet
Damman, DIR.
Dement,, John E.
Dunlap, Page c..
De Hass, DR.. Wills
DAVIS, VIM. w.
Duvall, Eli-4
J.
Edwards, Joseph
Evans, William
Edwards, joseph Ii.
Frazer, Benjamin
Finnell, VIM. Ii.
Fountolow, Miss Mary
Fisher. Z hIlip
Fortce, James, U. S. N.
Fenwick, Mrs. Sarah
Frazer, james
Foster, Jo eph c. ..
!.
Gregory, John
Graham, Ben.
Gingeoback, John
Gregory, Mr.. (Printer)
Gassaway, Harrison
Graham, Curtis B.
Graham, Mrs. II. NJ.
Gordon, Alexander
Gawronski, l.. II.
Horner, Miss Mary Ann
IIendley, James d.
Hardlnge, Benjamin
Hodg kins, Miss Ankebara
Hepburn, John Nj.
Hodgson, Mrs. Sarah Ell
Handy, Henry P. w.
Hanlon, David II.
Henning. G.. w.
Hepburn, Miss Martha
DR.. Jas.
Hutchinson, Z. p.
Harper, Cornelius Z.
Hamilton, Joseph
Ingham, John
Isaac, Hester or F. Black
man
Jennings, A. H.
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THIS CONCERT

WIN, Ia consequence Of different arrange
menis, positively take pace on
FRIDAY, the 10th Dec.
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Inquire Of James S. Dickins, attorney-at-law
Office Pennsylvania avenue, near Fuller's hotel.
Dec 2-dlm
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Attrce, VIM. II.
A dams, Ni:s. Mary Ann
AIdrick, DR.. Edward S.
Adams, James
Ball, Miss DINA
b, all, Mrs. Ann
Boyd, John
Belt, Miss Matilda
Belt, Mrs. Elton s.
Brown, Mrs. Eliza
Buck, w e.
Bel, Wm.-2
Byrnc, john
Broynne, Jacob
BedJer, Henry
Bfevor', Capt. A. y.
Bigelow, DR., A. G.
Blanchard, Miss G.. S.:
Bennett, l..
DllIan. Peter
Croft, Me riot N.
Clarke, Henry A.-2
Clarke, George
Clark, r. Ii.
Cox, Mrs.
Clarke, Mrs. j. X.
Chase, "A. Ralston
Cox, Geo G,
Cass, Gen. Lewis-2
Clark, Lot
Crabb, IL. N.
Gu Is, Stephen
Clements, r. II.
Carroll, John b.
Dodge, Augustus c.
Davis, J. & Geo. DIggs
Dove, Jllson
Duiernis, DR..
Dorling, John
Dennison, Edward
Dement,, John Piatt
DougheTty, Samuel
Eaton, Lewis
Edwards, Jas. F. N.
Eggles'on, L.
Elliott, Jonalhan-2
Forbes, G. V. N.
i,h, Uamilton-2
Floyd, Chas. A.
Fisk Chas. b, .
Foster, John
Ferry, Hugh
Forrest, John
Fowler, Mrs. Margaret NJ
Git, DR.. w. w.
Gaines, Gen. E. p.
Gray, r.
Gassaway, Jas. Madison
Govrae, Mrs.
Goldsborough, Chas. II.
Guyiher, j. A.
Gardner, Rev. Peter
Godfrey, Lewis
Hughes, Mrs. Esther
Hunt, Taylor
Hughes, Mrs. Susan
Hall, Geo. V.
Hough, Mrs. Ellen, or Z.
Wood
Hill, 1t. U. S. Dragons
Hill, Maj. Seaboin
Hill, Isaac
Herbert, Charles
Hermit,
Horwell, f. G.
Harrington, Miss Maria
Howard, Henry
Hilton, Capt. Samuel
Jack, Thomas
Jones, Miss Mary
Johnson, Andrew-2
Jackson, Geo. c.
Johnston, st. Stephen
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CHAMPAGNE AND OTHER WINES.
n n BASKETS aC u,,,;, C,,n-:ax rh...

100 BASKETS of Hyeeia Superior Cham
Wv payne Wine, in quar-, and pint bottles just
received from Chaons and for sale by
PHINEAS JANNEY,
Who have in store, and offers for sale
900 dozen bottles of Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wine, in boxes Of and dozen bottles each
Amongst these Wine. it is believed are some as good
as any for sale in The United States
Also in Casks
s pipes Consisting Of l.. p Extra good and SUI.
81 or. do perior old Madeira sercisl, Tints, Bur-
62t do } gundy, and Grspe Juice, and superior
old Pale Sherry and Port VIM
With COOL supply fold Hook and Glare, Wines
of v.ricu queies.
hi"vnrdna - rno-ro1f
CITY LDIS tUk SALE
THE following City Lots offered for sae-the
j. most of them desirable building lots, and To-
Gated in a central part Of the city
Lots 10, il and II, 10 square 252
q" %, q, 26, 900.
IL. IL, 81 90, pa.
90, 24s.
Apply 10 JOHNSON & CAIJ.kN.
dec ST.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.
Prices as usual
First Tier and Parquette, 81. Second Tier, so cents
Gallery for colored persons % cents.
Mr.. WARD respectfully informs the public, that
he has veniured, at an immense expense TO engage,
for three nights only,
The Greatest Wonder Of The World
The celebrated French Hercules, commonly called
LIE MONSTRE PAUL,
who has attracted large audiences and created greater
cement since his arrival in the Uni ed States tina
any performer who has ever previously appeared in
America and his recent performances IN Baltimore
have excited mole sensation, and collected greater
crowds than any before known within the
walls of the Front street Theatre of the mon unenta
ci,v.
The manager deems it expedent to remind his
friends and patrons that however reluctant he has
hitherto been 10 present, at his csiablis men enter.
ainmens which he has imagined appropriate for
he "Olympic circle, or "Gymnastic saloon " vet he
fees assured, exception will be found in the en-
gagemeni of the
CELEBRATED MONS'R. PAUL,
(now only in his 18th year, for whose altogether new
and unprecedented performances, the greatest interest
and husiasm have been manifested both in Europe
and The Uni,ed States
N B. The reality and positive exhibition of all
hi h is announced is dis inc " vouched for wi hnut
reservation TRICK or The strictest scrutiny
a nj closest observation solicited from the public
Scientific Associations, the Faculty. &C. in order that
Monsr. PAUL may stil retain bis well earned repua-
ii mas
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MIR. THORBECl

On FRIDAY, Dec. It, at the Assembly Rooms,
Louisiana Avenue.
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Assisted by Mons. NOURRIT, The celebrated
Tenor Vocalist, and Professor of the Con-
servatorio at Paris.
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John SklRViNG, from Philadelphia, respect
y fully informs the citizens of the District of CO.
lumba and the surrounding country, that he has re-
moved to Washington, and is now prepared to warm
and ventilate buildings on the most approved plan,
by warm air, water, or steam, fuel, wood, bitumi-
nous or anthracite Goals In the country, furnaces
are great preventive against fall sickness. Soup
pans matters kettles, stews, hot hearths steamboat
ers, bakers ovens, with dues cooking apparatus by
steam for large hotels or hospitals, erected TO burn
either Goals, perpetual bath boilers and ovens, green
houses warmed by warm water or hues, conservatory
wa med by the pallor CRATES; water closet and
force pumps, to be worked by the winch without,
chimneys cured, answer no pay; designs for cot
tagcs and landscape gardens executed. Residence
H. three doors west of 9th street. References In
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SIGNOR AGELS'
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
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The distinguished Pianist, from Philadelphia, will
preside at the Piano.
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Hon. J. X. Poinsett Mr.. John X Kane
J. r. lngersoll Mirick & Agnew
c. j. Ingersoll John Struthers
Geo nj. keim VIM. Strickland, archi-
John Sergeant tect
Mr.. Geo NJ. Dulap T. u. Walter, do.
Commodore Stewart G. w. Doan, BIT. N. J.
Captain r. F. Stockton Richard Willing
ii. Henry Thos G. Rockhill
Mr.. Robly Dunglison,M ID John Moss
RIM Patterson, U.S.M. Thos G. Cope
II. ]. Gilpin, Che. Picot Fr'ch Con.
John Dulap Morris Tarke Morris
John Butler J. II. Chandler
l.. X. Ashurst Jesse Harding
Joseph Dugah VIM. Swain
Robert Ralston Aid. Hays
Joseph Swift Robert Morris
Thomas Biddle Joseph Head
oct 2l-2aw3m