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FARM FOR SALE ABDUCTION

hhIi EON GALE II hOOllON.
1ys VIII be sold at auction Tuesday the 30 day Of
&ASlach next, the valuable Farm which the
now resides The said farm contains about a. Of
good land, with good cling Barn. Carriage House. and
AL the necessary buildings; is situated the
Mamaroneck. county of Wescheser, about nile from
the village Of Mamaroneck the Weaver road
miles tom the City Hall and near the line of ~ New Ha
quality of fruit This sale will be positive take place
u NJ the For further enquire of T.
Lawrence New Rochelle, or the subscriber, the
premises.
ja20 lm*rc LEONARD DEKLYN.
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FOR SALE.
EA A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street. between
E: the End and Sd Avenues. 1t is we'll fnsned apd
plee with the latest GLIDING kitchen
range, sink cold and hs water closets &c Italian
marble mantes throughout the house yard of fifteen
feet 18th veranda and French Windows The house
one of of six houses the south side the street
For further particulars apply to WISE Il SONS
~ lm'r l72 Pearl street.
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M FARM of 6ftytwo acres, most delightfully."- 81
E::W uated, about five miles from Elzabe thtown NJ J.
80 COMPRISING handsome commodious dwelling house
htted with marble mantes and every
spectacle family the whole including gardeners house
barns, ice house, and other buildings osnta state OF
The easy access from New York. either by the various
cars from jersey City the Jerry Elizabethpo, whence
railroad train within hundred yards OF the house
renders this property valuable those doing
III this city, The greater part of the purchase money
remain for three years on bond and
. 49, VYSE 4 SONS, liz Pearl street.
Also for SALE dwelling house No ssi
ms
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EA FOX SALE or to exchange for city property-A
Elm handsome cottage, with five or ten Of land
A. led within miles Of the Marine Pavilion, Rocka
way. Long Island on the Rockaway Turnpike The five
&C., OF land attached to the cottage we'll studded with
Pesh and fruit trees There good barn and other
houses on the property; also house, and
well situated for gentleman who would like comfortable
couatry residence Also about seventy Of land
sntng q Woodland meadow and tabc land which will be
sold IN different parcels Apply
JIG msrc JOHN l.. NORTON, il, Ia Delaney
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
~ FOUR LOTS, the north side of dis. street, DO
E; tween the TIN and sth avenues with Dwelling
GAA and Carpenters Shop on one Of the lots.
AIso mall Farm on the turnpike road Far Rockaway,
Long Island containing about six acres Of land under
all enclosed IN 20 ID fence.
Also several oer of land AZ Rockawav Eor
For particulars apply ~ "
JOHN L. NORTON nDelaucev or
ll9 lmerc JOHN II POWER. l29 Fulton At. N. Y
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FOK SALE-BKOOKLYN.
"a The lot and tkreestory brick House. on the sou tn
E wet corner Of Hicks and sacket streets The lot is
twentythree feet in front and rear, by hundred
deep The house wa: built during the last year. marble
mantss throughout plated iurnture sub cellar por
within three minutes walk of Hamilton ferry
in rapidly improving neighborheOd
Also for sale the House aud Lot adj dining, same do
scription. Apply to ELIAS q. BROWN
At Slosson Schsrs Office, 20 Nassau street.
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RATHBUN'S HOTEL,
Ilil. lli3 l66 &. LIZ Rr0ndlnnn Nelr York

RAJ HBUN'S HOTEL,
l6l, l63, l65 f. 1877 Broad,cay. Ne,o York.
keA This aud magnificent establishment, recently
E:H opened Public Hotel, Is fitted modem style,
with the latest improvements and is OF sufficient
pacity TO accommodate 200 persons.
Besides Dining Hall, it contains
al number of pleasant Parors with large well ventilated
Bedr oms all splendidiy furnished with entirely urn
ture
lac location is desirable and convenient both for
streets
The Ioprietor OF this establishment intends make il
one OF most comfortable, pie asant, and business like
places in NE city Of New York and pains will
be spared his part the Of guesthsro
by hoping share literally the public patronage while he
remains the ublic's humble servant, b. EATHBUN
i27 Inns
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FOR SALE,
a VERY valuable FIGURING Mill, with six OF stones,
"A situated on Long Island SOUND where vessels 20
IN Fl ct rate order.
Also. quite near the mill Country Seat beautifully 10
Gated with fine aud land and water view within
short distance Of the New York and New Haven Railroad
an IN one % the most pleasant towns in New England For
WM. J. TOWNSEND Franklin House, NY
N B.-Ihe above will be sold NJ a bargain j3 3w-rh
NATURAL MUSIC.
.-rsc STlLL greater attraction at ARCHY'5 No. John
Exc from Europe, considerable addition alreaGy
0 most extensive stock of Singing aud Fancy b. DIS
description Of Long Breed and Dutch Cnares mated and
prepared 70 be put up for hschng Bird Cages Bird Seeds
be found az Archy's, No. John ST.
- n. b-Shetand Ponies King Charles Spaniels, Italian
PSIAn early inspection is requested as this is without
doubt the best selection he has ever offered jes mrc
JOHNSTON'S Bird STORE,
VIZ No. $50 BROADWAY one door from Chambers
SsIsetlsi bags Canary seed .iited. at Wholesale
chn s, .pe,s 6ra, 5avs .paow. %oeLHs birds ial
great variety, by w. >. JOHNSTON,
r s-Leters a, above will be amended to. j23 im.r
GoODYEAk's uvEkshOhs, 100 BkUAUWAy.
~ LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OYER.
H15 SHOES, manufactured of Goodyear celebrated
SAMUEL BRooKs,
soIs Agent for Goodvears Manufactores,
IL im'rh LOO broadway, opposite TRINITY Church
GOAL PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH, LARGE
~ nut, Sc broken and stove, Sc Lehigh lump, 80;
es s ee Va eos s s Iii p. DE e @
from my coal ward 2s Eliz bet street and conner Of Ham.
mersIey sud Bedford streets. ,.,,,
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AMUSEM ENTS.

PARK THEATHE-Mond.y Evening Feb a. will be
voIR siormsd ne comedy IN nvs set, Of LOOK BEEORE
S,Sf,an n h,,a SSdSinf0o M s':s Mr Fs;hsish
ElInor Mortimer Mrs. Abbot.
TO conclude with the historical play of COLUMBUS
Bss cors a5baa Ns p M.s ka msIy
Door. open at fpast O'Clock; performance will COM
riees Of Amssion-Boxes 81 Pit 50 cents Gallery %
cents. "
ROWEhY YhEAThk-Monday Evening Feb 22nd.
~ VIII be revy.d, the fined spectacle OF IYANHOE, or
Chapman; the Black Knight, Booth Cedric jordan; Re.
5seeI me J.wess Mrs Sergeant Lady kowsns Mrs Jor.
Previous to which, TURTLE HUNTINGTON MIR Lee
vscn Ciaike Mrs Turtle Mrs Booth.
AT 2 ende With the drama Of the FLYING DUTCH.
tells, Miss Drake. ''e"'' Ae'
Dress Circle Is cents; Pit and Gallery lax cents
NEW YORK OPERA HvUsE; formerly the Green.
wch Theatre corner of Charlton and Varick streets
aaes TIE EEK snS 6s
Strap, Mr. Graham; Nancy Strap, Mrs Watts
TO be followed by the farce Of LUCKY sTARs-Bamsby
HAi'er which, The Farce Of The DEVIL TO PAY-sir
yohn Loveue, MIR Triton; Jobson, John Dunn Nell Mrs
:, To conclude with the Sketch of THE HOUSE DOG
Dpsi, John Dunn Betty Bunele Mrs Watts.
NJ Que shilling. Private Boxes, IS
Doors oosn al 81 o'cIock-Cnrtain to rseat7
PALM0s OPERA HoGsH N Chamber. .re..-ou
ponizstn's Opera Of LUCIA DG LAMMERMUOR~Lord
Henry Ashton Sig Beneventano Lucia Ssnorina Bsrili
Lord Edgnr Signor Benedet Lord Arthur Buck a
sa, Mrs. Bounrd ''SA'' -'''''' All
st tier foxe, and "srqust,e g. o9 "a tier do o pyvs.
bonss toi p-ucn-, su; do do lor b, $40
wednesday nsxt, last performance of Nina Paxza Per
In preparation. the opera of LOMBARD
o'clock. r M daily. raj re
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No 80 WALL sT2KEr, orrosIrS THE MERcnArr's
THIS Company continues to insure agaia.. loss or anm..
ny FIRE, on dwelling houses warehouses, buildings in
property also against or damage by inland ma
y,sation and 'rar1pof'a po,l,rcropa
Thomss 4. Woodruff. Arson BdEer
r. Il. Robson ID, Joseph Draks,
Thomson Free, Joseph Alien,
gohb Il. Dawson, John r. More
John II; Lee, William X. Tbors,
Frances Frances T sage, Eugene Dogsii,
sEU. T. HOrE seeretarr A''''' "a sire
1000 rEksONsl ~ fhlt ADkLPHlA, aad 1900 N
ri AND
For Consumption. Coughs Asthma Bronchitis, Spit
III RiE q b'' GsA af r.
A'roH'HrNe CURE OF CHRosc BeoycHIIy.
M, MI s. Thomp.oaTDesr sirIFor move than four year.
hIo,t, which my physician pronounced "Ch'one Bron.
ehs caused by repeated and neglected coId, The DIS
with coughing % blood would
short ss 5 s n' s ss
"a oss ,nS is los, Of
advice Of s,I phy,eian, and all Of avail About
and Wood Nnphtha and before had taken the G, bottle
completely removed the disease restored to perfect
health; and firmly believe should be living.
''n0' been Tor your h''''e jane FERRY 10, spmce
The Se1r wess to hs Ih the ,e
s ss%s' having '''''' -'' N. Ihi$ShiSas. mo
This invaluable remedy pfep.res, oStYbE ,cvs,.
sGs 81 f %sA'B "a
B,oHdwav " y lalg lm-r
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PAKlSIAN DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

Uep0t J0T NE reception and deNUeTy " G00ds az NV
Courts, 1l6 William st., New York.
4. COURT DESCHAUX, 1.-THE laterly recent
81. y arrived from Parish beg respectfully announce TO
the manufacturers and merchants generally that they dye
sad hn, m new and superior STYLE never before in.
s fashion, all sorts Of goods sewing silk and twist either
PLAIN or shaded trains organisms and silks, zephyr
worsed and woollen Of all kinds, sewing cotton
hair, linen and cotton yarns.
They have imported patent machinery putting silk
and woed IN the oest and most approved either in
sp0ols or SkciDs.
Damaged faded sewing shs worsteds ribbons, silk aud
coun gloves snd hose gimps nges cords and tasses la
Lcw articles.
uIeers carefully attended to and promptly executed.
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND

a He mbsrs ofths Church Council of he u,,.,f,
Mr. ms1 Lutns an nhurches with their Minister the Rev
lnio committee to receive donations in money and nv
III ne for the furnishing poor of ireland. $50 T'
Ny Chn O. Gunth err 4s Maiden lane has k;pdl, .
asr cha &c OF provisions his store md ~
IN m Tree fexpenss on board the vessel. ~ " e"u
following members OF the Church ar. -,
be entrusted to them by fellow citizen, a. INV may
lohn Haas 26 Division Chas st.n l2l Anthony ST. Chr
40 9s Cherry Luder ohseu as
T ur Sloeller 10 Minstt az John Pupts RrooL M Hsn
Y Uen o. Broad 81 salh Happe Avenue and sh st;
az And Wohiabe, 1871 Division st; Chm q (nntbe, "a Mai.
ee lane rser Mosller and George H. MoeiIer at oocv
81 Benz Van k adsny is % W.isI Sc M pset:1 so
Roppe,sbse % ,, 9snge ST. Henry Meyer 1874 Mo Edwd
AID TO IRELAND
r foh School society's Hall. on Thu.dsS evening
Resolved. That The following notice the ladies of New
A"'- .. r1o.iAiis1 a. t.e daily pspers;--
ITO THE LADIES OF NEW YokK.
The Committee appointed take for the re-.
ef OF The suffering poor OF Ireland respectfully inform the
ladies' Of this that contributions of els,hirg will be
wav and will forwarded rel by the ship Wet or
now being loaded by the COMMITTEE f2ettrc
AID TO IRELAND
to be speedily a:
c hs Mr. Waiter Gh. hs gansronsv os1,S
depot The graut of Of his barges which lies at
grain &c viii oe received and o
by MIR Grhs Articles of clothing may be sent 10 n
kindly offered take charge Of The same free ~
GEORGE BARCLAY. 90 Beaver.t,
JA ,,. REYBURN, as South William ST.
NEdp hlESDMOMD, q Exchange place,
Ilo 1e Committee,
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slsiA tOH LIVEHPUUL--Tho New Lne--Ke-
swxr gular Packet of 2u February The new superior,
iasi-saiimg picket ship CONSTITUTIONS, 1900
grlar day.
For freight passage, having splendid large and comfort
able state and cabin, apply the captain board
west pier BuiillR ship, or to
WOODRUFF &MINTURN. OF South st.
The packet ship HOTTiNGuER, 1860 tons buIthes
Capt IRA Bueley, will succeed the Constituton sud sail
or her regular day, 2lst March j23
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DIR. POWELL, OUULIST AND AURISr
TENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and all i'm.
perfecs0ns OF Vision from to O'Clock, at his resi-
dence and office, 2Sl Broadway. OF Warren street
Ophami stoppage Of the Tear fassage Caaracts, and
Opaclties ifectually removed
an treated with great attention and success
SIkABlSMUS, ov Squirting. cured In dew minutes
Deafness, and all discharges from the Ear,
cured.
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted.
SpectAces adapted to every defect. 100 lmsrc
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BRUTUS

~ The Press is IN more danger from corruption than
from any assault upon Its legitimate privileges There need
be far less apprehension that its "bey" will be assaed
than that Its virtue will be sappedfar less reason to fear
that It's freedom will be invaded than that that freedom will
be abused An effort made during the last session Of
Congress TO teward" that portion the Press friendly
the Administration, by violation OF rule founded in
equity and having proper regard the convenience of
the people Under the existing law Postmaster, are re-
CURED to advertise in that paper having the largest local
circulation, the paper having that uanon shall claim
at his hands The consequence that this little crumb
OF patronage falls generally the share of Wing papers
To deprive them OF it, proposition made and carried
in the House OF Representative the session OF Con.
gres repeating this requirement of the law and author
Eng Posmases to select such papers they might prefer
with full knowledge that they would always prefer ho.e
in favor at Washingon without regard to the extent
OF their circulation. Yes this proposition injurious to
the public well unjust to the craft received tho SANG
ton OF the House OF Representatives. and would now be
the law OF the land, had the Senate, with ulster re-
gatG rsh refused its We repeat that the
of danger from the corrupt of Govern
patronage. There is nothing TO fear from Govern.
men prescription.
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Correspondents, of the Baltimore American.

WARRINGTON March 6, lSi7
Tho SvrREsR CoUET have closed the term and adournod
20 the first Monday Of December.
An important decision given by the Court during
the day OF great interest 10 the States OF Rhode Island
Massachusetts aud New Hampshire. The Court came 10
the conclusion that the Laws OF each OF these States
Pocng Licenses for the sale OF ardent spirits and regua-
ting the retail trade an the same should be affirmed The
effect OF course, IL TO establish upon firm the law
81 Rhode Island prohibiting the sales OF LEES than gal
lone the law Of Massachusetts prohibiting the sale Of Ices
Then twenty gallons, and the law OF New Hampshte
which exercises general supervision the license ques
ton. These ably argued term OF the
Court and upon OF them there have been areu-
ments at the present term.
The involved important questions OF Constitution
nj law, and the Court upon mature deberaon reservng
their decision TO the last day of the have decided
sialcd-HfIirming the Judgment OF the Court below.
The right OF the States impose upon foreign emf
grants saBatory and police regulation, you will Tomem
bcr previously decided by the Court and the Judgment
oi the Circuit Judges both Of New York and Massachu-
r.tts, have been affirmed.
An important decision given yesterday IN the Van
Ohio Slave The Judgment OF the Court at
fned, and the appeal Of Mr. Vansnnt who sustained the
right to abduci, escape with slaves, sustained.
There six Judges upon the Bench,-Taney, Nc
Lean Wayne, Nelson, Woodbury. and Greer. The Chief
Justice after the Transaction Of preliminary business
directed the Crior pronounce the dourned
cembcr
Cen Benton remains here and uncommitted wheth-
he WILL will not accept the appointment rendered
him by the President. The difficulty be that the
Administration committed TO OF carving on
the war, and General Benton quite another way Mr.
Benton will have his aud he goes Mexico the Ad
mnisrHou yield, which the dominant party will pro-
baby do. after having proved hcks during
the whole progress Of this war, and only just arrived
At a fixed opinion.
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From the Baltimore American
END OF THE EXCITING LIBEL CASE AT WASH
INGTON

INGTON.
BY Telegraph received yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing despatch announcing the termination Of the exeit.
5Dg Of tx Gov. Thomas, who prosecuted for
li1o. upon his former wife:
WASHINGTON, March :, ) P NJ
Gcul Jones has just announced 10 the Circuit Court AS
senior counsel FOR Governor Thomas the end Of this de-
p,fIbe controversy and haF read paper which the Court
La ecJTded signed by the for defence Nessr
Jotes Mlusby, and Scott, declaring their belief OF the
un1unded character Of the offences imputed by Governor
Thomas h late wo aud alfo stating the conviction Of
the learned counsel that their CLIENT however sound his
mind Oher subjects relation subject matter Of
this doPorsbe controversy sbored under unhappy and
morbid delusion.
The Hon Mr. Preston after this paper had been received
400 Court congratulated their Hon1rs upon the result Of the
case announced bY the gentlemen on the other side
whom Joe compmcated Tor their honorable conduct in this
dlgfeoabic and distressing cssc Mf Preston ten
dofcd paper subscribed by himself and Mr. FendaI er-
planning their views and conduct relation 10 the proocu
UIn.
The D.srct Attorney, after reading paper signed by
Thomas Hart Benton explanatory Of his course n relation
o. tho controversy which paperhe hoped tho Colr would
receive. entered mole prosc1u" The Court directed
nc papers 60 be received aud entered on the records,
Thus has this deporabs and heart rendnR coniro
vcrsy ended.
Th, Court Room donsely crowded from II O'Clock
80 quarter before aud while the learned counsel were
cut o. Court in declaration
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General benton and the Cabinet

The Alexandra Gazette Of yesterday ssysi
We learn from Washington that not yet quite GER
tain that Major General Benton will 60 10 Mexico! No
doubt entertained the subject up Saturday last
AID information tatho ubout to leave derived
from very droc, source. It appears, however that the
PRECEDENT unwilling tO take the responsibility Of &C.
cojing General Benton's dsmands-ono Of which was
that Generals scott, Taylor Butler and Patterson should
be recalled ond the supreme command given 90 himand
submtod the question his Cabinet a meeting held on
Saturday,. The proposition was strongly opposed especial
~. t b. said. by Messrs Walker and Marcy. and after the
display Of feeling subject the Cabinet rciusd
20 sanction u snd adI7ufned. General Benton, u said
adhofe7 his original demands bic rlfmatnrl and q
reconsideration Of tho decision Of the Cabinet has been
asked. II thcy adhere 90 their former decision probl
bic that Cen. Benton wall at resign, and Mr. Senator
DIX DC appointed M HE place. " 90, u will be triumph
Of the Cas- faction Of The party, and may lead 10 some
changes IN the Cabinet These arc, however, all Wash
ingt0H fumofs"
From the samo paper We COPY the following paragraph
"Rumors are again ahoat IN Washington Of desgn VI
the part NJ the administration io send commission 10 Mex
treat Tor peace and n spite OF hc constitutional df
hculty, s asserted hat Mossfr Soulc Haywood Cruen
den, 5.de, and perhaps General Bs1o1 will be- appoint
3D. We attach bot hue credit TO the rumor, though th
appropriation Of $4,000 10 the object n the Civil an
Dplofnsuc oi gives little color to &C. We don't
how tho constitutional objection 10 20 BE- To-
mere funor o."
The National InieIgenosr Of yesterday, on tho otho
hand copies from the Washington correspondence of In
New York Journal Of Commerce, the following programme
which, though II may not bo literally correct t has htI
doubt faithfully shadows forth The intentions Of the ADM
nistrston the written, snd substantially wh'
| ne purposes were, late as Monday lasts
cit 10 true that Moor General b'nton docs not 70
Lieut.. General, or Field Marshal or CommandefinChie
but still the Pesdont has chlrged him with al The llo
macy connected with the intended ovorturcs 10 Mexico
and he will be the channel of the Prosdenrs orders 20 h
General ~ comm,nd. lie will, IN fact, though not
/ name conduct the osmpaRn.
Gle takes the three millions with him-thai H. u will
subject ~ his order In New Ofeans and he will open
communication with Mr.. RejoI Immediately and pefhsr
conclude n uc,y fouhwih-beforo tho city Of Vera Gro
| shall be- invested by our forces.
"Bui, II Mexico refuse negotiation or decline our term
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been pleasing at eai on eide. am conscious u my
auis yer nave endeavoured to keep the few letters
have written clear Of personalities a. po.sihv coud
have had two or three with an opposing po-
ea paper IN Riehmoud in the midst of those conro.
OF truth. while the heart remained as warm for Generous
friendship towards POLITICAL foe for political frend-
have met the appreciation OF the patrons Of the wuo
sth uo,e man IAN rewarded trust may have made some
friends even for my assumed name. trust that have
made enemies
Lac Is ever changing We arc but shadows pursuing
shadows. may be that this letter will only be my
last for this session, but my last for ever Yet
msmrHisse Jura6it- will be Joy through llc even ut
parting, that we have met IL may be- however, that we
shSu exchange thoughts again session. II So hope
II will be as pleasant myself and more pleasant and
Profitable to Others. With my best Wishes therefore, for
the prosperity OF the Richmond wHs and for the happ
ness oil Its readers, must. At least Tor a season. use
-" word that be, and hath been
Aso1nd that makes us linser-yei FAN.wELLi"
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CITY ARRIVALS.

CoLuNur,N HorEL-Narch Wv booker z Scot
Scott Sauniers, Pinch, Powhaan. w Snoignss
Fretweu Lynchbug Dickinson Frlnkn; Ams Baekburr,
Carroll, filmyu ID Henson Louisa J Wake, T. 81
Buroot II Winfee Chei er6eld w Myer Bell Bedford.
u farri'h Go1ehand WIN WaEebam Columbia NninGer,
Fnnki1 w II Spller, Wylhevile Hoins, abufE y
Claiborne, Taylor Price, Fankn Nuck1s
W. w Cooley Independence Mo- w Hendrek Cumecand T.
e ID GiFEer Kentucky Palmoc land Kemuer
seosvne; Cannon, Do-se Joresboro, Tenn Richard
son Hudgns, fuyanna. w Wade, Lynchbure, Mai
Dearmon, AppomatoN Coll Tnyisn GoOchard 8ingcy
Norfolk q " B.ugey Caroni, Burt W NJ West Il
setugg- Barham surry.
son, Va; IL Whi;more Petersburg; FRoborts, Phada;
Hon Z Butler and Hon Holmes aud servt, S Ca; J
Chew, Frcdbg; Hon DaTgon and G a Mccormick
Alabama; Kyle, Chfsiansburg; X T. Taylor, Norfolk;
ID u FitZhugh, King Geo. Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs
kean and setvt Y; VI Bland. Wyhcvillo Va; ID +
McCirklc, U NJ Mr Keefcr, Montreal; w Boyd. lady
and son, aud Mrs Boyd. Meckcnburg Burner PHI II;
w Nsbel aud II T. Kncanon. Geo; A McKeeyer and
DIR Halson, Norfolk; w TrusIow, Wythovillc; Laza-
rus, Charleston.