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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-08-10
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vwnnrtsrg ana ag'hogrsale 5lralrrs,
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
Drp GooDa.
Ne. a3o Baltim street,
(rrr,gErv cnARIKs ASDslANorER)
HxAvE now IN store large stock Of seascnable
3 Goods from recent In,poriaticns, WIN every
variety 81 Domestic fabrics 10 which we s9lei' an eA
animation from Country Merchants and Cry trade.
They name in part
100 Cases new style Rich Prints, and shall continue
tSrenev all the lew- styles as they appear 80 the
market:
10 Cases London cliaiz Prints. new styles;
10 /" Double purple, do do
10 Black and white. DO q
10 :. London and American Furniture, do
20 g Earistine and French Gngham
q Black and white, do DO Manchester, do
10 g Rich Lawns
10 Cartoons Rich French Berages;
Cases mode Alpaca black do
2 Alpaca Lusire
10 :. Irish Linen, best makes;
5 Brown French Linens
5 e :. bleaehsd Linen Drills;
Pillow case, do
8 g. TO- IL, i24 Linen Sheeiings;
8 s. 6, z. s, "a damask Table Diaper
6 Bales Daasask Table Cloths, all sizes. with large
stock Of damask Napkins and Scotch Towing
Diaper;
| ~ Bales RuSia Trash
IS Cases Linen Cambria Hanks, very cheap;
Mersaie and Cashmere Fancy Vesiins
PLAN, plaid and figured Black Satin;
SILK and worsted serges.
White Goods,
Such as Book. Swiss and Nansook Muslins,
Plaid Jackonetts and Cambria, do.
our own lmporations.
ehayyss.
Spring style Terker, Berage Delaware, Rich Embroi
cred, Zephry Wool; Fancy, SILK and Neli Shawls.
syipiiide skirts.
Bark. Indian, Bandana, Pongee and London Cord
Silk Handkerchefs
Cloths.
French, English. American Black Brown and Olive
Colors Black and Fancy Cassimeres, Spring Styles
/ do Super French Black Doeskn.
Domestic Goods Of every description, of which we
always have on hand; large stock in which we can
j offer great inducements. The extent and variety Of
our stock can only be appreciated by an examination
oft. Our stock Of Gools kept up all seasons for
the city and trade Country Merchants will find il
10 their advantage to give cali, aud examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
al orders promptly attended 10. =
BEVs4.T s. DU.NIL7H.
No. 239 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore. March %. lS4s.
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cfen LBS assorted Candies, Case Of French
1sweeeDe Uses Gh and Chocolate CasEage Chocolate
currans, F5erts. English Walnu,s Palm Name Mm,o
p Hoa NUS Yea Nuts, Almonds, Prncipe pap,eIas
1aFana, Eegaa and half spanish Ci,nrs smmer;
Chewing Tobacco for sale al WI Ssnirs superior
Dee, 10, 1917. eooNG'S.
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'HSHE Firm Of Nadenbousch s. Brannon having
u been dissolved, the undersigned vii! continue
the above business at his shop on Burke street. a
square and nall west Of Boak's Hotel and tender.
his services TO the citizens Of Marhsburs and Berke
ley County. He solcits a share Of public patronage
and by industry aud attention 10 business he hopes 10
tneft lhe satse HIS prices viii sun the times and
work entrusted HIN will be done in the hes, p,annor
Persons viii do well to give hima call before making
engagements elsewhere.
april 13. Isl8-r -1-'-l'N-NNN.
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y VIE Philadelphia and New York Pekn Tea
"a Company. for the accommodation Of the lovers
Of PTe Tea, have established Depot, for the sale OF
Their celebrated Packed Teas, in hlarinsburg, Va.
ana appointed James n Riddle their sole Agent
FOR catalogue OF Teas and prices see hand bills,
which will be furnished by the undersigned by Mail
or otherwise las N RID0i II
June 8, 1915
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PROSP ECTUs.
NEW VOLUME COMMENCES IN JULY.
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

N
Spirit Of the Agricultural Journals Of the day,
PUBLISHED in he city Of Baltimore, is The old
n est Agricultural Journal IN The United States
being now about commencing the 30h yea oil its ex-
stance II IS devoted Exclusively 10 Agriculture, and
Us kindred sciences,embracing within It's range, ey-
cry thing connected ,h the business and pursuits OF
The Farmer, the Planter. the Horticultris The Florist,
The .NiTserynan, the Shepherd. and The Breeder Of
Stock and is peculiarly intended for the meridian
OF Tie Middle, Southern, South western and Western
states. The s.3Mericap Farmer displays IL, lis old
age the yigor Of youth, and the publisher feels 10 hes
aiion IN appealing 10 the readers Of his Journal for
The truth 81 the assertion, that Notwithstanding The nu-
merous works OF a similar character which have
sprung up, following in its footsteps il still ranks
among the ablest Of them all and lie central position
IN winch u IS placed, gives decided advantage in
mary respects, over most Of its contemporaries
q new era Las commenced in regard TO the pursuits
Of lie AgHculturstthe introduction Of tie sciences
IN conneXion with his business has aroused an enuui.
ring spirit, and instead Of The old States being drained
q their population seeking "a the regions Of the far
West a most liberal return or their labor we now
End determination 10 avail OF the faculties which
science have pointed oul, by which their worn.ou,
lands be resuscitaed, and made 10 Weld almost
equally with the virgin soils OF the far West and bay
ing the advantage oil The choice fmarkets al their We.
Try doors To aid IN bringing aboutihis state Of things
has been the steady aim OF The .4,nericas Farmer
and the good work viii continue to 90 on, till the old
states shall vie in fertility with the new.
/ The '..9nsrican Farmer" is published on the lst Of
every month, in large octave FORM each No. con-
tanning 50 pages, with index and title page al the
end ofthe year-nlakng volume Of 400 pages Nu-
merous engravings of the most improved Agricultural
implements, Horses, Cattle. Sheep, Sc, and ocea-
sonaly plans OF Rural Architecture, are given from
time TO time.
! TERMS.-Sl per annum; copies for s5-l3 CO
pies for 5000 copies for $40, payable in advance
The volumes commences ia July of each year, and
lends in June. Specimen numbers will be forwarded
when requested Address,
i SAMUEL SANDS
4 Publisher of>,he American Farmer
No. Iuris Building, .Northsi., Baltimore, Nd
June lSdS
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ID AEiNC; made large additions TO my former stock
u u ofFANCY GOODS, would respectfully call
attention to the following list:
,Jeucby Gold Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings
Peacds.- Gold, Silver and other kinds
Pens.--Gold and Steel ofthe most approved kinds
Spec.aecs. Silver, Steel and Plated, full assert,
ment
Peal,,ires Rogers genuine with other superior sorts
Steel Goods-Such as Beads Clasps Rings and
Tasses.
5ss.-silver, German Silver and Brass good
variety.
EiAiRg Iaehle.Virgnia Bends Hooks, real Kirby
Lines. Sea Grass, SC.
For Sportsmea- -Dupon,'s Gun Powder Caps Flasks
Shot, Shot Pouches, Rifle Flasks, Flns, &C.
C,dyons. Lead, with aud without wood, Tor Carpen
ters and others.
.iceordems German and French ofvarious qualities.
Guards Morehar. Gum Elastic and Ged.
Brushes Hair. TOOTH Cloth Comb, Paint, Shoe
and Shaving brushes.
Soap.-Castile, Washing, Shaving Of best quality.
,Staiionery.- Bibles, Ink Stands. WATERS Paper. let
ter, note, iooseap, plain ruled and eolored, with a
great variety OF Envelopes, &C.
ConlbsTuck, side, neck, reeding, small tooth, in
fants', pocket SC.
Pe,fitnsery--Cologne Water, Bay Rum, Hair Oil,
Lavender water Florida water Scent Bags, Sc.
bk.-Black, blue, red and ndelible.
na-ors.--From common to superior kinds--wi,h ma
ny other articles too numerous 10 mention, all OF which
viii be sold low w. DORSEY, Druggist.
May 25, 1913.
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s. O aHI03o
shenandoah Paper s,anafacturing Companv.

shenandoah Paper manufacturing Company.
"a VIE subscriber being about 10 commence the
ID building OF The Factory for tue Shenandoah Pa.
per manufacturing Company, has authorized John
'ai'soh' Esq 20 receive subscriptions for Stock. All
VINO are Interested 10 tue Improvement OF the great
Naisy OF The Shenandoah are requested TO call and
register their names and the amount of stock they pro
pose to AXE. II IS Selieved more lucrative invest
ment OF one better calculated 10 advance the interests
Of this section OF the Co%utry. can nowhere be found
HIRAM ELLIS President.
Harper's Ferry, May H. lsiS
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Notlce.

4 NOPAL and Japan Vanish Linseed Oil Spin'
" Turpentine pure While Lead, Sc, just recet
we'd and for sale low by
March so. iSiS JOHN NJ. YOUNG.
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10 THE PUBLIC.
IR3GIOVAlb,

RIaAIOWMr,,
Z Que door Norh Of Mr.. Dorsey 5 DRUG store and
-p4osde to John VI Boyds--and takes occasion d
s'y that he still carries on tie
S.4DDLhNG BUSINESS.
al ITS branches, and TO thank his friends for he
Eoeral patronage extended to him.
April 90, 1913
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New Npring anA Summer a.ond.

New Spring and summer aOods.
w z have received our usual large and well seec
w lected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
direct from New York and Baltimore. In our stock
may be found many rich. new fashionable dress
goods, rarely met with in the County We invite
all IN search OF cheap goods TO give us a call
BOYD & Is&O.
Mill Creek, April q, Is4s.
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Sprtng and !smn,,mer GOODS.

lie respectfully invites those in want of Goods 10 call
and examine his stock, feeling confident il will be found
chase adyantageously " P'
Martnsburg, April g. ISIS
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ROBERT ". KEARFO1~r, Baltimore, ia.
eAPT !, J ,s!iI t /. f e., stuanlon, "a
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Manufacturing Furniture

ofevery description, on Street, doorSouih Of
the Gazette Office, and two doors North Of the Eagle
Hotel. His Furniture will consist Of Sofas. Side
boards. Bureaus, Of every variety, such pair cen
ire, Extension and Sofa Tables OF the most splendid
pattern and syles-in short Furniture OF every de-
scfipton and style.
The public most respectfully invited TO give hlm a
call. he is determined give entire satisfaction 10
s WHO may favor him With their support.
Diminishing, October 7, 1871.
N Bile is also prepared to manufac ture Collins
81 Walau,, Cherry. and Mahogany, for town, at the
shortest notice and ieaspnabe terms He will
due notice when his Hcarse is completed. w. w.
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aEssN a'r-M A KIM
wx9x.rANr WyIrM

wTi-srAnI WHEN
, ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public generally that be has lately returned from
Baltimore with variety OF Patterns and Styles Of
Furniture and has commenced
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where. am satisfied with small profits and quick
sales.
As for my stock of Watches, both gold and silver,
defy competition; as regards quality and quantity,
am prepared TO sell them by the single watch by the
dozen gross that persons can be being suit
ed with watch out Of my extensive stock. Persons,
by sending theamoun Of money which they wish to
expend, can have goods sent any part Of the United
States, West Indies or Canada; or by sending the
money 10 any express Office, the money to be paid on
the delivery Of the goods. All ask is trial. to con
vince persons ii will be much TO their advantage to
purchase from me. guarantee all goods sell 10 be
what they are represented or the money will be refun.
ded. Please save this advertisement. and call at
LEWIS LADOMUS'
Cheap Watch and Jewelry Store.
4l3 Market ST., above Eleventh, North side phia.
o. All kinds Of Watches imported to orde.
Philadelphia, April 6, l645-6m
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sock fsindery in Narsinsba,rS.
VIE subscriber has established Book Bindery 4,
s. MS SHOP, one door North OF Vim Dorsey, Is Duo
- aS anu nearly opposite J. w Boyd, where Books
ueSSrpuoa viii be bound in the very best
inihis llns will do well 10 call early N'''''s 0'0e'S
May III, 1913, H.
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Mr. Cobb of Georgia made Intellectual motion sus-
pend the rules enable him 10 introduce bill to prevent
such appropriations of the contingent fund.- except by
Joint resolution.
communication from NJ p. Trst, late commissioner
Of the United States to Mexico, with reference 10 his
agency in the of the treaty of peace with Mexico
was read and with the papers accompanying referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The report of conference committee on the disagree
ing votes between the two houses upon amendments TO
the bill renewing certain naval PENSIONS was agreed TO-
The vote upon several amendments by the Senate and
the Committee of Ways and Means to the civil and dplo-
matte BILL was resumed in Committee of the Whole On
the state of the Union, (Mr Smith of Indiana in the
chair,) and they were chiefly rejected
Among the amendments agreed to- was the Senate's
rejection of the Savannah item
The bill and amendments being reported to the House.
the amendments in committee were not all passed upon
when at half past g. the House took till
o'clock.
THURSDAY NIGHT, 10 O'clock
We have the satisfaction to announce, that the Senate
have just passed the Oregon bill OF the House, with
most important amendment proposed by Mr. Douglas of
Illinois, That amendment adopts the Missouri line of
compromise viz SO degrees 80 minutes of north latitude
out TO the Pacific ocean, and applies ii 10 all the
territories of the United States.
The amendment adopted by the vote which our
reporter has stated in his summary; and the bill, thus
amended was passed by of 80 to 22-ll majority
We have time, in the hurry of going to press get
all the ayes and noes. They will appear tomorrow
And now congratulate our country on this manly
and patriotic of the Senate. We rejoice at it, Gf
know hearty not for the sake OF party; not
account OF any particular section of our country but
rejoice at it account of whole country because
it preserves her tranquility and the Union itself
from all danger and distraction.
This is the second form of compromise which the Sen
ate has molly tendere by strong majority, and not by
party or by sectional vote. We will not permit on
selves doubt Its final adoption by the House of Repre-
sentatives 1t appeals to every American feeling Who
can doubt the success of that powerful appeal
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JOHN M. McCALLA,
Il. w. MCKNEw,
JOHN +. Norris,
G. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES w. SHEHAN,
THOMAS CATION,
Secretaries.
IN THE PRESS,
A HISTORY
FLORIDA, LOUISIANA, AND TEXAS,

ADJOINING COUNTRIES,
From their discovery to their incorporation with the
United States
ROBERT GREENHow,
Author of History of Oregon and California.
TIME work here offered to the public is the result of
studies and researches pursued Tor several by the
author with the object OF arranging in continued
ratve B the OF the discoveries and settlements of
civilized nations in the countries tavcrsed by
teng northern portion of the Mexican Gulf and Of the
disputes, wars negotiations and treaties among those
tions between them and the aborgines, respecting the
possession of those parts of the American continent For
this purpose he has collected large store of materials with
regard TO the countries in question: by means OF which he
is enabled throw much light the intricate and import
subjects of boundaries and territorial extent under
discussion in the councils of our government.
The first part of work. embracing the period anterior
the American revolution In which those subjects
amned at len th will be speedily published ia the form of
volume, beautifully printed and illustrated by
numerous maps Among its contents may be mentioned,
the expeditions of Cabeza de Vaca Hernando
de Solo, Areano, Ribaut, Laudouinere Menendez, and
La aeofhe discoveries and settlements of the Spaniards
Texas and of the French the Lower Mississippi and
the Aabama-and of disputes and agreements between
those nations respecting the possession of the countries
east of the Rio Bravo Grande on all of which, many
and interesting facts and views will be presented, calcu
lated materially change the opinions hitherto entertained
with regard to them.
Aug. 9-eodtf
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TO PERpETUATE PEACE.

LIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-Th gun load.
at the beech the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzzle the differ
ence being that the load is required pass three inches
its rest instead of the entire length of (may be) moist
barrel the mechanical embodes best scien-
tine principles for this purpose and enables person
load and fire the gun the three hundred times per
hour and keep the gun clean, the load always dry make
sure fire. and burn the powder WELL which, with the
rate tit OF the ball. enables il also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warIike purposes.
They are made order either in musket rifle, carbine,
and shotgun form, and delivered governments ndivd-
uals, organized bodies of whose purposes
at variance with the institutions laws of the United
States.
For particulars, address, post paid,
WIN. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Patentee, Philadelphia.
minutes.
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Hy A. GREEN, .a,.cssOneer.

Hv A. GREEN, .2scEtOneer.
TURNING LATHES, DRILLING MACHINE, BLACK
Il SMITHS TOOLS, &c., AT AUCTIoN.-Wil be
added the sale of mahogany Friday next, the l1th
instant, IL o'clock my warehouse in Hasup and
Weeden's new building, opposite Centre Market space,
excellent turning lathes in good order
do drilling machine do
Large lot blacksmh's tools, anvil, &c.
The lot OF mahogany extensive and of superior quail
~ A. GREEN,
Aug. IO-2t Auctioneer.
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Proposals for Timber
FoRr DEIAwARE, July 2Gh, 1913.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing from to
eight thousand sticks Of timber suitable for piles be
delivered Pea Patch island Each pile to be forty
five long, hewed sawed twelve inches square
butt and measuring lcas inches diameter point.
Yellow pine, free of sap preferred One thousand
qsired by the LIST of October.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
evidences of capacity TO comply with it,
Address Bcvet Major Sanders Delaware city, State OF
Delaware" 'r-.r... I,ib
Aug. l-d4w
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ny A. GREEN; .9MctSoneer.
(tABINETMAKERS, UNDERWRITERS, AND CAR
~ PENTERS, ATTENTION = Mahogany Boards, Cof-
fin and Handraa STUFF, Vtneers, &c. at aucionOn Fri
day, the llh instant shall SELL at ~ o'clock M at my
warehouse the of and 10th streets, Hasup "
Weedons building, large and excellent assortment
OF the abovenamed ma terias viz;
Mahogany boards, ), h. g. ~, and q inches thick
Some good handrail boards, suitable for carpenters
A good lot of coffin stuff
Also, 1000 feet shaded veneers.
All the above will be sold in lots suit purchasers.
Terms; All sums of and under $25 cash $685. a
credit of so and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest A. GREEN,
Aug 10-2t Aucuoneer
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On Friday evening, the 4th instant in pursuance of
previous arrangements mass meeting was held at the
old rendezvous, front OF the Unon Office which was
generally considered to have been the largest political
gathering that took place in this city The time of
meeting was announced by several rounds from brass
slxpounder, and fine display Of rockets in the mmed
ale vicinity Soon the hardy democracy of the metropo,
half-p eight o'clock swell the multitude, which ap
peared like living ocean, rather than congregaed hui
man beings In the mean time the ward clubs and asso-
cations, which had collected at their respective rayng
places, came up in procession preceded by the Marine
Band dscoursiDg its nimabe music, with their SPLEEN
did banners and transparencies and received by
the thousands collected the stand with deafenng cheers
which they returned with becoming enthusiasm.
The meeting then called 10 order by Jesse f. Dow,
and the following named officers unanimously appointed
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d AZORs, RAZORs.-The unequalled and usty-famed
patent frame back ALSO the Egyptian and Chi
razors just received from the mandatory OF Wade
Butcher Sheffield, England. and for sale at JOHN II
GIBBS hardressing saloon (Cocman's Ho,el)
Gentlemen who shave themselves, and value a good
razor will DO well to call
N. BThe all warranted to shave well, or the
money returned
Aug. l0-3tf
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For infor regards rates, any business
ncced with the various lines, inquire the office of the
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Merchants Ex-
change Baltimore HENRY J. ROGERS,
President.
N. B. Messages to be despatched from Washington city
westward, can be forwarded at lower than the
charge, if directions given Washington send them
westward from Baltimore, instead Of Philadelphia.
Aup IL od3t
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CHIRTs, suspendcrs, Cravats, Ssc.--JOHN II. GIBBS
~ respectfully invites the attention of gentlemen to his
stock Of Shirts suspendes cravats gloves money belts,
bathing caps, fine linencambrc handkerchefs, seadus-
ting stocks collars and almost every article apperaining
to genteman's wardrobe. .
Persons wishing goods of the kind will do well to call
early, they all of the best quality and will be sold
very low.
GIBBS har-dressing saloon Sixth street. (Coemah's
Hotel H9t
Aug IO--3tif fHtta tt iu
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ITAIR BRUSHES, Razor Strops. Shaving Soap &c
IL Just received at J. H. GIBBS hardressing saloon,
9Th street, (Coleman's Hoiel,)-
large assortment Of best English and French hair
brushes
Razor strops, shaving soaps, and creams
Shaving brushes, nail and tooth brushes
Also, genuine Farina Cologne
Extracts for the handkerchief
Hair oils and pom atums, for identifying and promo
ting the growth OF the hair. ,
Together with general assortment of goods for gentle
men s toilets
Aug l0-3tif
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President.
THOMAS RlTCHlE.

THOMAS RITCHIE.
Vice Presidents.
LIST ward--H. c. WILLIAMS,
cd JOHN C. RIvEs,
Sd DANIEL RADCLIFFE,
4th t L, b. ROBINSON,
5th b. b. FRENCH,
9th " JAMES A. GORDON,
It'll " c. p SENGsTACK,
+. ID. Hoover,
FRANKLIN s. MYERS,
JOHN BOYLE,
Dr. BENZ. S. BoHRER,
LUND WASHINGTON, IT.,
HENRY S. DAVIS.
Secretaries.
Gen. JOHN Nj. McCALLA,
4. w. MckNEw
JOHN E. NORRIS,
&. w. PHILLIPS,
JAMES w. SHEAHAN,
THOMAS CATION.