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{h3- THE MEMBERS OF TIE UNITED FIRE
COMPANY are requested to attend a special meet
ing of the Company on WEDNESDAY EVENING
25th inst, at O'Clock, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the unprovoked assault made by the
Captain f the Police upon the EHgine keeper and
other members Of the Company, whilst peaceaby
standing on the pavement of The Engine House, on
Saturday evening last. By order Of the President,
JACOB SOMMER, Jr. Sec'y.
N. b. The public are requested to suspend their
opinion upon the garbled statements made by the pO-
lice in some of the papers. fri mh24-2t'
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A L nj ANACo
LIST OF APPLICANTS.

For the 6eneFt o the InyOlrent Lqgg3 81 NJ {
land for the last week u
joan r. Kennedy, mach't James Power, labUrer
Greenbury Philips ,Sales'n James Webster. storec
J. II. Norfolk, merchant Francis Carer. min,
w, >. GREENWOOD, clerk room keeper
John Arthur, halter James Roger, ir. clers
VIM. Smith, blacksmith John Godfyev. tailor
1. b. WINS, inner George Lloyd, cOlored
John Doian, aborer John Werrel, Iaboret
5. NJ. Faes, irOnmasteT j. Town send. cnIores
For debts less than $50
To appear before the commissioners, the 4tfl
May 1916.
Day of final hearing, 9th July, $40
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hs-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns ncver before introduced in Baltimore made
order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c. &C. for sale and made to order, as cheap as they
can be obtained at any establishment in the United
States. +. s. FRYER,
Milf Ne. NsIth Gay street
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TIDE WATER CANAL. The Harrisburg Tel
egraph of Saturday says-We learn by gen.
tleman who has passed along the line of the
Tide Water canal from Conowingo to Wrights-
vile, that it has been greatly damaged, the
whole line having been washed by the flood,
and the entertainments more or less iniured-in
many places entirely carried away. 1t is esti-
mated that it will cost at least $50 900 to get it
ready for navigation.
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On the 10th iUst. at his residence, WoOdside Ba
more co., ROBERT STEVENS, in the 45th year of
age, formerly of Queen AHne's co., T.. S.
On the 22d inst. JULIET MATILDA, aged 10 YET
and months, fourth u;hter of the Rev. Robert
and Juliet Nj, Vnt9n.
On the 22d inst. SAMUEL BUCKINGHAM, aged
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WHAT is Coon FARMING. The best and
most pithy definition we ever heard of good
farming, was given by Mr.. Kane at a large ag-
ricultural meeting in Dorsetshire, England
He said' he fed his land before hungry, rested
it before weary, and weeded it before foul.
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THE North RIVER. Cheap Fares on the
North River are likely to prevail again this
season. The Oneida has commenced running
at SO cents,
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DEATHS IN PHILADELPHIA, There were
Is deaths in Philadelphia last week, of which
9were from small pox, Is from consumption
and 20 from nfamations.
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FIRE. The residence of Dr. VIM. H. Tho.
mas, in Easton, Md, was slightly injured by
fire on Tuesday last.
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BUSINESS AT New York. During last week,
the receipts of the Custom House were ALSO
900, the export amounted to SS23, SAG, and in
cluded s06l bbls. flour, 1875 bales of cotton.
576l bushels wheat 1905 lbs. tobacco, lO7,-
975 lbs. rice, and S345 lbs. cheese. There
have been 6S foreign arrivals, with It's passen-
gers, and % clearances, $3.50 tons.
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GABRIEL ID. CLARK.


EIGEHTONS' EVER LUCKY OFFICES.
- This week draws the most magnificent schemes
offered for twelve months. Try the EGERTONS il
you want one Of the high capitals.
THIS DAY-S7OO9, 10 of $1,000. Tickets only
$3.50; quarters 81 cts. rs Nos. and Is drawn making
the risk on full package only $7.62. The is GER
tainy the best way to adventure, as you have every
number in the Lottery.
TOMORROW Magnificent scheme, containing
the grand capital of 100000, so Of $1,000 Tickets
$40, qrs $3.50, eighths 81 .25. 70 Nos. Is drawn.
G3- Orders from the city or country, if addressed
to EGERTONS' Office, will be promptly attended to-
EGERFUN'S EVER LUCKY OFFICE,
Corner Of South-st. and Exchange Place,
cor. of Commerce and Pratt-sts. and
Ii cor. of Pratt and Cav sts
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FooT RACE. A ten mile foot race took
place at Charleston on Friday between Jack.
son and Gildersleeve. The former won easily
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CiNcMNArI. During the year 1916, there
were ,s5s buildings erected in Cincinnati.
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EpOsITIVELY IN ONE mINUTE. Az

EDOSIIIVELY IN ONE MINUTE, N
VIII be perinrIaed by the application of WHEEL
ER'S IEABERRY TOOTH WASH, and it will al
ways protect the Tooth entirely from decay. Also
an soreness OF The Gums is efectuaIly cured by IT,
Sottness of the Gums is cured Bleeding of the Cams
Is thoroughly and permanently stopped by it, and
the application of it to the teeth gums and mouth
Keeps Them ever pleasant, and always in the hest
state of health.
Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash having cured
cancerous scurf that was on my gums-and as il
now, by occasional use, keeps the teeth, gums and
mouth pleasant aud entirely healthy, take great
pleasure in stating that, in my belief all who suffer
from scurf on the gums, and viii use it for presery
ing the teeth and gums, will be very much lifted
with il. JOHN DE FoRIA
Sold at No. l2l BALTIMORE STREET.
nina above South.
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% GUN HOUSE EAGLE ARTILLERY Co,
baltimore, March 2lst, Io46.-At a special meeting
of the corps held this Saturday evening" the follow
ing proceedings were had, viz:
WHEREAS, notice having appeared in several of the
daily papers OF an effort being made, as we believe
through JacOhinical influence which appears TO
govern various persons Of late in regard the militia
system of Maryland, to eject the Eagle Artillery Com
pany from the house which they have at great cost
and trouble erected for the security of their battery,
and also for the safe keeping of the only stand of arms
wv in the city for the militia service, being the mu $
kets OF the 9th regiment which arms were placed in
such situation through the Efforts, and at the OF
said Eagle Artillery Company, to be ready for any
emergency said house being erected upon lot grant
ed for the purpose by the Mayor and City Council of
Baltimore.
And Whereas We, the present IN enlbers of the Ea-
gle Artillery Company, being the executors OF those
citizens of Felis Point who have, for upwards Of half
n century, preserved unsullied the honor of this
cent corps, some of us having been enrolled in its
ranks for n quarter OF a century, and all having
upon more than one occasion, given evidence of our
attachment to, and readiness to uphold the laws of the
State having good to believe that said effort is
Inaue with view ofntmldating, or embarrassing the
action OF the company in matters growing out of the
unjust odum endeavored to be cast upon the proceed
ngs OF the Military Convention, be it unanimously
Resotpcd, That we view such attempts to interfere
with our action with Scorn and hold the author in
contempt.
ReSolUsd, That we feel we'll convinced that the Ea-
gle Artillery Company stands too high in the estima-
officers of the State for fears he entertained for
the safety of Arms in custody until the nten ton
ofrenouncing such custody should have been official
ly communicated.
ReSolved, That the Eagle Artillery Company having
been created for the protection of the citizens of Bal
tmore, with other Military of the State has been
ready TO discharge that duty, and has never swerYed
from the purpose for which il was created.
Resolued ThatwheIe our rights are invaded, asking
odds or favor of no man, set of men, far as
CARDS the efforts announced being made by certain
IF paPtu ppU t..,r
session of this Company, (uness under orders Of his
EIcellency, the Governor, our Commander in Chiefly
we emphatically say TO them "Comeand tryi, ;" whe-
Their urged on by State Legislators their min
ions, in minor assemblies.
Resolved That the thanks of this Company be ten
defed to those citizens of Fell's Point who have so
generously stepped forward with the offer of ground,
"free of cost upon which TO place of securi-
y, for thu property of the Company in the event of
beiHg elected from the house we now occupy by the
action of the City Council.
Resolved That these proceedings be published in
the daily papers, signed by the Chairman and Secre-
tary of the meeting. Signed,
&C. PHILLIPS, Chairman.
THOMAS w. BISYoN, Secretary, IT.
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THE LATE COMMODORE CRANE. This Of
last week, the Newark Advertiser says distln-
guished himself before Trlpoli, against the
Turks; and also during the late war in actions
with vessels under the command of Sir James
Voc. on Lake Ontario. When Lieutenant
Commandant ofthe U. S. brig Nautilus, on
Lake Ontario, he was taken by II. B. NJ. fri
gate Southampton. He was also, we believe,
on board the Chesapeake at the time of her
unfortunate rencontre with the Leopard, and
was, it is said, so excited by the circumstance
ofthere being no resistance on the part of the
American frigate, that he broke his
sword over his knee, and threw the pieces
overheard He was subsequently during the
war, on board the Constellation while lying in
the Chesapeake, and was present in many Sc
we're and desperate boat fights with the enemy.
THE LATE FREsHET. We learn that the
bridge over the Susqnehanna at Port Opposite,
which was injured by the recent freshet has
been so far repaired as to be again entirely
safe for the travelling public. The freshet on
the head waters of the Delaware was verv Sc
we're. Milford Bridge was entirely swept off.
and the Saw Mill of Messrs. Mixsel & Win.
tiers, with large quantity oflumber, were lost.
Of Dingman's Bridge, two spans out of FIVE
have gone. The Bridge at Big Eddy is re-
ported as having been swept away; also the
Coshocton Bridge.
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a LII PERSONS HAVING TooTH,ACHE
- and LXhn LL y 10,

a LII PERSONS HAVING TOOTH-ACHE,
TOOTH WASH, will be cured of Tooth ache in
one minute by its application, and still will have the
tooth entirely protected from all decay. Soreness of
the Gums will be likewise cured all Bleeding of the
Gums entirely stopped, and the teeth, gums and
mouth preserved pleasant and in perfect health by
its use.
For a number of years my Teeth and Gums were
so much out of order to prevent me from eating
with any pleasure, and caused mach pain. Having
heard of Wheeler's Teabeuy Tooth Wash do
certify that tried one small bottle it, and in less
than Two weeks my Teeth and Gums were sound and
good believe that the Use OF il would be an ad-
'astage 10 many others. j. BRAzER.,
Sold at No, l2l BALTIMORE STREET
mh35 above Snr,b
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nIAmOND PoINTED Goln pENs-

nAmOND POINTED GOLD PENS
~ Agency for the sale Of Levi Browns. Baylev,s
Henry's, and the Congress Diamond pointed Gold
Pens, having just returned from the manufacturers
am able to offer a choice assortment of the above
feAs, wholesale or retail. Persons in want of
good Pen will please call at
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S,
Matchmaker and Jewelry establishments Water
ton. rp1 ,nhos
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wBTrd. TAYLOR * co.

w HAVE THIS DAY RECEIVED
Gfaham,s Ladies aud Gentemen's Magazine for
april Embellishments of the number: The
Parting, an original mezzotint. Paris Fashion
The spring Fashions are very beautfu.-
Music, the Spell is broken; and the usual a
mount OF choice original Tales, Poetry, Sc.
Subscription SO year, and single Nos 25c
Chambers Edinburgh Journal for February. Per
year 81 so, or single Nos. I5c
The Widows Walk, or the Mystery of Crime,
BY Eugene Sue 25
@ ;1, Lambert, the Galley slave, 25.
1 he Beauty Of Baltimore, or the Fate of the Co
quette, lll
The Nymph of the Ocean. or the Pirates Be
trothed, l1I
The Rest Of Don Juan, inscribed to the shade of
Byron, by Henry Merford d
Yankee Stories, by Judge Halliburton, ilIustrat-
ed, a neat edition, paper, so
WILLIAM TAYLOR & co.
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HEALTH OFFICE. March %. "a.

HEALTH OFFICE, March %, l5A6SI
Reportof tntermcnts in the city of BALTIMORE for AZ
week, ending Monday morning, VIZ: lei
lntantile unknown II Scarlet fever 5; StiIl-borIn
disease of the Liver l; Dropsy l. Inflammation of ri
bowels |; do of the brain 6; Pleursy l. Measles a
Consumption 10; Catarrhal fever 3; Mania !, Coyh
WILSON'S !; Small pox 8; WhOopng cough l.; Ado
unknown l. ApopeAy2 2; Old age ,; Groups; Put
sore thtoatl; By blows l; Casualty /; Hernia 1!u
Total "a. q,
Under year,.... y Between and 10, .soI
Between and 2,.. C 10 and 81 ;. .3sl
g , and S.. IL Above 2l,...,..25-TT
Males, %; females 22--74. OF which number h
were coored personals free, slaves. ri
JAMES PEREGOY, Com. of Health hi
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TICKETS S2i--sfafes IN prOpOrtOn,
Cerilhcates OF package Of 26 or tickets only 81 81.
U-TO-MQRRoW, March 25lh, draws the Mds
Capital $4,000. Tickets $40, shares in proportion
Cerh1cates of package of % whole tickets S433.
For lucky tickets by the package or single tickets,
apply to the prize vendors, MILLER & co.
Corner OF Baltimore and st. Paul streets.
=. Drawn Nos OF the Md. Lottery, Glass As, drawn
March 23-lowes prize SIS.
36 IL II 81 Sc 25 "a as 3 70 % 4S 8
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OF BALTIMORE
MONDAY, MARCH 90, 1886.
FROmrHE EXCHANGE READING-RooM Books!


Br. bngantne Quadrupe, Swan, Tnnadad, JOS :
Yates.
schr Mary Ellen, Griffith, Edenton, N. c., Hem
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G@ nnn CAPITAL PRIZE, and

n anu
% sOOO tickets Se.50-havng prizes
to the amount of $l35,O5O-beng rs No. Lottery
and 10 drawn ballots, making prize and half to
every blank. Call at the lucky prize office of Miller
& Co and buy ticket in to-day Is elegant lottery.
THIS DAY, March 24th will be drawn the
Md. Consolidated Lottery, class No. 1915 Nos. Is
drawn hallntS. = -, Fl
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Nos 4, and Jarvis Buildings
North street, Baltimore.
w. T. & Co. have received their usual suppy of
Weeklies-Saturday Courier Post, Neale's Gazette
n: Y Mirror, Police Gazette, National, &C. &c. The
Weekly Herald, with full digest of the foreign
news, will be ready at p O'Clock this afternoon II
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THE "RlGHr OF WAY The Pennsylva-
MIA House of Representatives was engaged on
Saturday. on the "Rght of Way bill. An
amendment was offered by Mr.. kunkell, Gas a
substitute for the one proposed by Mr., McFar
land, } and adopted by vote OF so yeas to AS
nays, which provides that the bill shall not go
into effect until the 30th July, l347, and to be
null and void then, provided before that day
80 900 900 of the stock of Pennsylvania Rail
Road Company, from Harrisburg to Pit tsburg,
lature, shall be bona ide subscribed, and ten
per cent thereof actually paid in, and thirty
miles or more thereof, be put under contract for
construction; which facts are to be made salts
factory to appear to the Governor, who, there
upon, is to issue his proclamation declaring this
"Right of Way" Act, null and vo;d-other
wise the same to be, and remain in full force
and virtue.
POToMAc FIsHERrEs. The weather, which
on Friday last and on several previous days
was so suspicious for the shad and herring fish
cries, says the Intelligencer, underwent sud-
den change about one o'clock A. M on Satur-
day, when it commenced blowing hard from
the north, and so continued on Saturday.
This will, of course, retard fishing operations
in this neighborhood for a short time. We
understand that the fshng-landngs on
the Potomac are already we'll manned, and
ready to haul at moments warning. Our
Alexandria neighbors calculate on the busy
season commencing at their fish-wharves in a
few days, and VIC sincerely wish them, ana all
othcrswho are engaged in the Potomac fisheries,
a successful season.
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o. AP 1T AGAIN! We were shown on Satur-
day night, by our old friends EMORY * co. (who
are, in our opinion, decidedly the most successful
prize sellers in the Union,) the whole ticket, comb
a6 45 "a, which drew the capital prize in Saturdays
Lottery of $4,000. We will always be happy TO hear
Calvert street, in selling prizes-but really they will
much obge us if they will spare us for the future
these exhibitions; for though they prove to us and
the people at large that they do sell capital prizes
and that very often, yet if they did not success.
fully conceal the names of their customers, we are
free to confess that such exhibitions would seldom
fail to engender in our hearts small spec of envy
towards the lucky individuals who draw them. We
refer our readers to their advertisement in another
column. RI lI
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NREHORE,S PLAYING CARDS. Fol
" sale at manufacturers prices by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
mh23 No. 800 Baltimore street.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING Ro" 4.
For Liverp0ol-Shp Cincinnati with despatch. /
For LondoH-Ship Avalanche, soon. a
For Cork and market-Ship Emerald, soon, II
For Kingston, Jam. big Phoenix few days. j
For Rio de Janeiro-Brg Noble, 26th inst. I,
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h5-FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED. That Con-
sumption is almost always produced by cold that
might easily be cured. That WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY will cure any Cough or Cold
matter of how long standing. That the miIder torn
of Consumption itselfis also cured by this Basam.-
That 1t is conceded by many lawyers, cergymen and
physicians that this Balsam has been equalled
for efficiency in all affections of the Lungs and Liver
That scores now rejoice in the possession OF good
health who, hut for this Balsam, would have been in
their graves-having been given up by their friends
and physicians. Above all, remember that this inva-
liable medicine has been initiated under various
names, and that DR. WISTAR'S GENUINE BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY only can be relied to
CURE. Ii has been warranted to Asthma in eve-
ry stage-what no physician has ever achieved-and
has never been known TO fail; For delicate heath in
young females il stands unrvalled-as it does for all
diseases of this climate.
On hand and for sale by
STABLER x CANDY, 100 w. Pratt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 e. Baltimore street,
Seth 8. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
& Atkinson corner Baltimore and Hanover SITS; ]. F.
Perkins & Brother, Green and Franklin streets:
Joseph 3. Stansbury, 81 Thamesst Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts; George II. Keer,
No. 1928 Baltimore street; ~ N. Robinson, SO North
Gay street. mh23 lw
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Der S6napps ais acbeusretter

Su pauIoius Iiffi1itppi, ereisnete iId, fol-
9enber icneerbare SaG, Der ipeaen feiner Sel'
tenbeit Der @rwdbnun9 tpertb III
8cr einiaeu Sabren tpuree in Sanecd
@aunip, WifEiIppi, Gin @ricd,e serhSrt ,pe'
aen @rmcrbun9 eiucS aneern 9riedcn. -
9Sdbreno benz Tcrt9an9e ees @erbOrS trur'
be Der SferifF 70 bctrunfen, oae Der Hid)ter
8sfebl sab i'm siusuiperren uno I'D, cann obs
TIC ciuen 8eamten fano. Die Sury berid,tete
ben 9efanaensn ais iduIci9 unb Der sid,t'
bare mar in 8erlc9cnbsit, neil or feineuS Sd,c'
riff hattie, uno ed or ;rpeifelte Oh or 9ewaIt
babe eueu temperireulS lSdcriff 30 ernenncu,
bs,piIIi9te or ecm @efau9encu Gin nsues Ser'
h6r. Ter @efan9enene blieb 2 Sabr im 9e'
fin9niec nno ais er bci Der neuiden Court
,pieber ins 8erh0r sebrnd,t, fpurce or frei9e'
fprcden Gr mag uicIIeid,t uuihulbi9 fciu
an benz Wcrbe, rpdre aber fiher Dor einisen
cahren aeban9cn wcrccn, ipcnn eamals Der
Sderiff nud)tcru gebIiebcn ,pdrc.-8erb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
Gffetlt-2eault9.

auf tsm SimmeIfartbs Gag, ben 2l(fen
Wai fpirb Der gditsin fur cine neuaebduens
be scu,einidaftlids Sirde, bic "3icnslirde'
senannt, i'm @lifentbaI in Wsffpenn Tauns
fdip, Sfupltia @auntp, nit ben ibli&en 5sis
erlidteiten 9ele9t trereen. Webrere fremte
preci9er fperbsn bei bitter @sIeaenbeit 9ses
ben balten, unb it Gin d,rialid,e6 pubIitnns
adtnnssDca einselaben, bieler 0eierli,btsit
beiSupcbHen.
pDen Scdfern tUiro nid,t srldubt Srers
ben, itartsl@sndnte anf ben ptas su brinSen.
0apio Gerber,
San,l. :3imnierman,
SDlontan Sappes,
Scbann 9ebner,
Saumeifer.
@ai 90, mdim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-05-20
g SrteR / 4 E.
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Scl9cnres it eine eilfe Ger Sricfe weId,c
in Icstcr 9Bcde in benz aaeutauu poffamt
lie9cn 9ctlicben lIn6
sIltpin Sdsr, Sctn 9ierp, @arcIine SierD,
Daniel Srcbif, 9IlIen Barren, Scbn SeitIcr,
Dapio DsId,ler, 98lIiam @fdeubad,, aoam
Opp, Scfhua Sint, ScGab Silt Scbn @,iulp,
Canicl @lid, Ibos. Galloway, Scbn 500,
per, Ncwc0 W'Sce unb @cmp., Chad. Sfcd,
Schn s.. SaulI, Soiram Saul, @ccr9e Rnif'
erbrder, WlIiam qehr, CanisI euogis, 6.
.. @ecfer, Daniel Mcper, BlIiam ScurY
Were, Saccb 9tagIe, Sobn Ecnnemad,er,
pdul Tcnremad,er, Daniel Spp, Schn &.
Reeier, 9Billiom Scbn, Samss 9icneD, scbn
Rctb (Wiiller) WarY Sitter, Scfepb Seip,
@ecr9e Strinbcrasr, Ghrw, Scfepb SapIcr,
Simcn Sterncr, ccnatban Sd,nars, @bas.
Sheipp, emanuel 3rsrler, Sciepb Wcicner,
Reltbiiecee gdGer.
9. T. Tenbarb Nofmeifer.
Wat 20.