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REFERENCES.

lie has the pleasure of referring claimants and
others 10 the following gentlemen:
Maj. Gen. Winfield Scott, u. :. Army.
Brig. General Nathan Towson, Paymastcr Gene
raj u. s. A,
George Gibson, Commissary Gene
raj u. ). A.
Hon. A. X Paris, Second Comptroller of the Trea-
Walter Forward, late Secretary Of the Trea-
sury.
" Simon Cameron United States Senate.
+" Patrick G.. Goode, Sidney, Ohio
Alexander Harper, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Willis Green, Green, Kentucky.
" Garrett Davis, Paris,
" Bailie Pcyton, New Orleans.
John w. Davis, Speaker Of the House Of Reps
James G.. Hampton, New Jersey.
X. w. Thompson, Terre Haute, Indiana.
r. NJ. Huntington, Indiana.
Edmund Deberry, Lawrcnccyilie y. G..
ID. 5. Kaufman, Texas.
+" NJ y. Gentry, Tennessee
Andrew Stewart, Pennsylvania
4" James Irwin, -
Richard Brodhead,
" Truman Smith, Ltchfeld, Connecticut.
=. y. Vinton, Ohio
+" u. G.. ThibOdcaux Louisiana.
Calvin Blythe, Philadelphia.
VIM. B. Reed,
G. -. Smith, Indiana
Z" Joshua A. Spencer Utica, New York
4" Robert Smith, Alton, Illinois
William Sawyer, Ohio.
Nlossrs. Gales & Seaton, Washington city.
Joseph II. Bradley, Esq,
Rev. VIM. McLain,
I" VIM. r. Sprole, West Point.
1" yames Knox, New York
F." James G.. Hammer Baltimore
Mcssrs. A. +. Sangston Co., baltimore
d. Lcche s Son, Baltimore.
DR.. w l.. Alice, Philadelphia
Rev. George Duflicld, Detroit
Bishop McCoskrcy
Rev. }; p. Durbin, d. d., Philadelphia.
5. Brady, Esq, Wheeling, Virginia.
A. NJ. Phillips & Son, "
Rev. y. ~. Cumpston, Lynchburp, Va.
Rev. Richard Craighcad, Mcadyille Penn
J. ID. Defrccs, Esq, Indianapolis
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(LATE or FLoRIDA,)
WILL attend to all kinds of business before Con
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REFERENCES:
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X. TooSBs. Georgia;
" II. w. H1LLIARD, Alabama;
" A. BURT, South Carolina;
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AN Oen n a N.sA

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rss M:ss s ALL ;. 'G ~ he sS@
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s.s ssss I'd. s.s ss H. x; Di f.S fhs s
ss .s o oosss b SD N Duct
per pps Mr. Pscid-; Hs)r siass W. vsehe Spisos ~
I'd ~ &c. 50 :,. ~: .S Me- :,s a n,
IN cent? DE-. r. Opsn AsE. SaS O. ssmmsn ssat 7.
BUgEs1,o.Ns1s s,, THEATRE CaAxs1as srsEEr1yaYss
NJ y%np S'i.s ' Nav s'SsoS
.%a ESsaia Ma f r%'s &C.
S.'s a.. ' ss.s, n WITH i
".% sS 4 s,n ns astss Ea
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M IfCREiiB OLYMPIC TnxArRE-ssNryIr or >,
HOW H1sIa .si @
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horeties splecdid Pcrro.no's aferuooa .sa
in Ssu"S
IL ss: .s Il.
rped Hesie, lambert she be- at all hours with
s:s s s.S s:ss IL. L.; ~. s.s a.
living N.Y. oa s
Msdame Rockwell toiler; Admission Is ospr5
ch'ldrep urder ~ years, laH csats
SluYvHsANT INsrIrUTs-MR HILLS LECTURES AND
- Entertain ents tor Three Evenngs-Mr @. q. HAIL. Come
en- known by ths familiar Of Yankee VIM
have the honor avng humorous Lectures and
stnyveant Institute Mo- day. Wednesday, and Friday
Evenseh March 9Th 7th and 9Th For particulars pro
an mes Tck.ts to admit lady and gentleman 80 cert
gle tickets rents MAY be obtained irving aou,e
New York Hotel and Of tho Jsuor the nitue Doors
opec ~ quarter 70 Il Iectre win 1T TX O'clock
V>BE GeAkD MUSICAL FESTIVAL. IN Ale OF THE
\ bebrew Fer evident Sosiety." will take place at the
uWhio
occasion TIE following ceersted sppar Madame
Lab ide SRnof Fsrrsn Mons Laborde siguor
Noveh together with tho solo vrtuOso Adele
and Mr. Charles nohpsook BY Oross
Ira OF the Italian Opera unoer e direction Of Nav
Who has com pesed several nice
the evening Of the Concert secretary AOOIr
sued Saturday nelt
F>hE GkzAr CHIN kHk kUSEUA, oD BhUAUM a T. Be- |
tween spring and Prince and the only this
country consists OF number Of ife
ct An casses several hundred Illness papn il
Aoues steres and vesses models Of pASodas temp
and mechanical plemsnts music 10
TO- Open from uiRo AN till II Pm. daily AdsoittAnae
oouta fhildran urdsr twelve. haiti rioe
M ONsltUn ADsitk's VARIED AND 1xI KAOaDI. |
lNA Exhibition ost wonderful and astonishing
ties evty evening At ha oclocK Minerva Hall
No 4* Rrfndwsy. admission. 6is ohldrer 25o
r ASTi.k GAkDEk.-rHk ABOVE W. l., KNOWN SUM
~ mer resort be for Evening
ing the For further pscu terms apply
At the Once tho premises OF BY letter paid dr,tea
the pre prietora FRtNCh BEISER
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Two DOLLARS sEWsRD.-iosr sUNCa or key
enc q than ssw latch key The viii
rev street. ret ,tce frs. foor they were Lost
going up Broadway In 4 Tomb Q square onnibi a.
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gyiss ~ e'' Ssh as% R. s.
ss nsF' T.ysr e ooneads with s dam. Ts
Bearing Ralph staokpa wina.s BLOOD, satasa " +
sia Hs, SUIT crspS. BoSes Is ccsss Eta , e.Sa
Caller, l2H oents Doors epeDat 81 att
CAANghAUs NATIONAL THEAYaR LArs CHAraAn.
ssss su IL H. 4 : ss co. .a sSi
NM And ssa:' s
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s 1s 81 Ss,. March the new sna .sps h' Es.rs
S. a D win H. s, The sighting wSue M.
g ,,s ;Is IS,
eS way ysJos SSTSsi IN
ras H. h.aairs Italian Grinder Mr. Afternoon
S..s .ssS;.s hi. ,ssss Admission ''''''' part
NJ sSS ra.H ISs n! Bali Hs sRoADwAr, srrssE
s ass S. snS wi: :' e,c s ss too
.ea es2 the oeest established band IN the world
E,SSI,s:
ln. right to the shove DISTINCTION NhOss thi.
$ ~A sis
metropolis
received with appreciation by large highly respectable audi
ere most nvino1s Of their superior merit aud
Effectiveness They will have honor Of introducing great
rety Of nov and orsb Mcleod Buresqus
tes longs Dai
tempted by nun mators" WITH same re-
eute that have crowned the efforts Of this and "a.
mftab company who challenge competition every depart
mentor Ethiopian The company consists
perl mers under the direction and Of T. Chris
Asnt Admission rs Children under rroe Doors
oren At7-Coi cert will conner o'clock An afrnoon
GO, ct't or sntuIdav. con me- cling at SP "
NJ RI. FAN Els KEuBLE BUTLER WILL READ rsIs
A evening March tho play Of Tho the stuy
Mr. Poiinss Jaritor OF the Institute the Astor pon
Price 81. "
RAklLr oDGRAND MUSICAL FBSfIv Al ArrHETAaER
- nse on the 9Th Of March, 49," lie Desert Felc
mntir aos the best talent in the city The viii
~ voces among which, amateurs have
ndy ', In tee ed al tie the American Mus
cal Institute. The orchestra will be composed musiuan
wh evera the Aston P Italian Opsra; the whole
unoor the Question aud leader hip Of Snor Ba The three
LOT sianor Att An9l Of the astr PIaes Italian Opera
espokeh part be delivered Professor Richard Tckets
ST. to be he'd at tie prncra hotels sorse Books ~
the poetry, IN French oDd English music
stores the doors of the Tahnacle No oo
sceount OF the weather Doors half pact
ats O'clock
w alfalfa. No. ~ CANAL STREET. NEAR BROAD |
every evening" At and Wednesday aud Saturday
Afternoon ut O'Clock with company Of emals Ethio
plan scrtnAders and troupe Of artists appear
vsrey OF select and choice Admission
trn Boxes SIX eeuta Parqaot,e, rs centa
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CALIFORNIA L,fE AS va NCa-rng seIrISH lOw
~ oecsl Life As Company OF london tosp.i three
u,lcu dot conti to frs rt, lives of
vsrscr rons 10 ca fiona. FREDEx x SAt.M0 S5ON.
GescrA AgSut - Rsu styest
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WASHINGTON, March S, lSi9.
H.. FA..,..

Ex.Presldent Polk received calls at the Irving
House this afternoon The members of two OF
the military companies from Baltimore paid their
respects to HIM.
The band of the Sharpshooters of the same city,
serenaded the President elect last night.
The Senate, In executive session tomorrow.
will consider whether General Shields is eligible
to seat In the Senate, he having been born
abroad
Mr. Clayton, it is thought, advised the particular
substance OF the inaugural address of President
Taylor.
There only two Thousand Office seekers in
Washington
There 10 some talk Of President Taylor sending
| In nomination to supe rsede Mr. Hannrgan as a
| tore Ign minister. Was it not this gentleman who
| said that IT Mr. Polk gave up Oregon to ~, he
would be sunk so deep in damna,on that the hand
| OF resurrection would not reach nun at the st
day? And did not The same MIR Polk send 10 the
Senate Mr.. Hannegan's omiL alton In the expiring
M M pfs ot his administration 3? Tnisis good for
| evIl-nine thousand dollars worth, at least G..
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PHILADELPHIA, March 7. 1919

PHILADELPHIA, M arch 7, 1919
The NeW Cob,met-7h Cok,ectorship of Ph2aies.
ph'a-7hs SthuyikM Bunk CGse-7Ne O1ed.cuI
Faculty, &c. Sc.
Mr.. Meredith'5 appointment has caused con-
siderable founderng among the ultra wings but
the moderate men very well satisfied, and look
with confidence to his proving himself worthy
successor OF the late incumbent, whose abilities
none but the most embntered of his opponents
Will refuse to ack nowledge. As an evidence of Mr..
M 6 moderate views, he Is said to have voted tor
the late Gov. Skunk at his last election.
Among the rumols now afiOat, Is the announce
m.It that John Sargent has been nominated Tor
Collector OF the port. 1t is doubtful whether the
appointment would be accepted even # the report
proves TO be we'll founded, though some persons
ure induced To be- lieve II, from the fact, that Mr. ).
has OF late years lost great amount by the expo-
sion OF some Of Oar bankrupt Institutions.
The long expected opialou OF Judge Rogers, of
the Schuylkil Bank case. The decree of the
Court Of Common Pleas against the Schuyklli
Bank Is affirmed, reservIng the right OF the COM
monweslth to any legal claim 1t may have upon
the asstt Is for taxes or dividends.
The list OF M. D's this morning increased
by the addition at thirty SIX, created by the Med
ical faculty of Pennsylvania College. which ,nsti.
tuion held Its commencement in the Musical Fund
Hall. Their names are AS follows
Joseph F. Ado,phus, John C. BAstisn, r. Bsrjsmin
Bsrky, Of Lexington county. New York; William Bry-
an samuel n. buth' JACOB u. cooper JOeepn 10
vede, Geo. B. Fnnde nbsrg John Getty, Wm. n. Go
brecbt, Geo. Goodhart. Henry D. Graham Angus
tbs Guetrich. William Hotter, Lawrspoe V. Hsgemsn,
Edwin A. Heintsslman, James Hunter. Charles Lsib,
EDWARD q. MGovrsu, Thomas M'Ktbbsu, William II.
II. Miller Andrew w. Murphey, James F. Nussei nan,
Martin NueRer George w. Patrick, Henry S. Porter,
WDlsD l.. Robinson, Cyrus So vel,, John g. SssG
Ter Isaac WaIboru, Allen Ward. Arthur b. Wilt sns,
Luther f. Winter. Jacob B. Wilmer. lessee Z. Wof-
ford J, hn g. Woodhoue~.
Professor Patter,on delivered the valedictory,
which was in every aspect finished productlOa,
beng reIete with excellent advice tor the conduct
Of the graduates in their future OF practice.
Peter c; i'm, SEN, an aged citizen of the North
err Liberties. died very dudoenIy this mornlDg ia
the street, while on his way home from market,
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TIE PAssRNoIRs.
DTRECTloN FOR PILOrs.-

TNIRkCTlON FUR PILOrs.-VES5GlS SUE EcT TO vfST.
- by the Hea ti Ucor Every vessel from foreign RI
having having
A., osre enaA Pss, Infectious dseasarv
hmc All from port Ia the rd nary pas
ia tho Thirty utdy Of May aud tn. sssutn DAY Of
October And all vvssels place (noludins saods
ma Africa, keditevranean. from West
nds Bahsma Bermuda Western Isasds from any
IN America ordipar passage from which they
eor6a a between N. hrst day OF April and the
day Of NOVEMBER ALbx SHITIN0, Health Oth
Journal II Commerce, Egenns Post aud 6Sn please COPY
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8HlPPiNG.

Nav york, nARsH g. ls49.-NR EDIrOR-sIR: wK
consider due - the captain public ths
We joined the stes ca Gull on the eveaDg Wednesday
2Sh ut at rfoh Va passengers to York. aud
the rake OF making bis comfortable the
up his cabin and lived In the wheel We left
on ,ecouns Of tho dens g We lay sh: situation nsav7
About this time che wind spruag howiag from
orf gentle tree,ei weighed aachor aod made
sna tide sg.rs usr greater part Of shs tint bus ~iod
bexing gale VIVID the Northeast and tbs Bruas water
CAGES Of Delaware kver to ~indwsrd mites The
noble osfs breast wind. aud hail. and
short 10 inside Of the Rrakwatsr
dsy night lay until yesterday aftraoon and hsn pro
ceeoed this oy We must add that the oouducs OF Uapt
OF Donps . .ptsr q steamer desc Ssa. @ai.e; no,
and gentlen AMI, coneuct will not be forvc...r Nv
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p.,erenss Nex York. z. Rsge. !2s Mnider Lane.

NoR CAlIyo.NIA srEgaAGE TICKET IN TgE
CvFS BNT CITY wh,oh eave4 for Chssr~s the 18Th
at Tor fale Apt, 20 MOE EAU PARaEt9i 0>rcav st
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Once Seekers La Washington.

wAsnIr.rsN, sisroh 4, 1slo
It 10 highly probable that Governor YouoR, Will
be appointed Collector for The port Of New York aud,
James Bowen. the pre'ent member Of Corgress-
who sfvored BY tas insu noe Of Mr. Seward Pad Geo.
Evans OF Maine beeu appointed Secretary the rrsa
and the coil wings Of New York woad have pre-.
Of ex Govsrnor Seward. Gen. Tsylor's friends saw
through the scheme, and run the Generals pen
ofths Phdadetshis Ledger.
NAMES OF TIKI LOST, IN THE SHIP FRANKLIN
correspondent IT the Boston Co,srtsr, Ut the 9th
instant, writing from Welih-et, says: -Captain
Smith, his first mate, six OF the crew, and Thomas
Toomey, and Miss Skehan, passengers, (thc two
last about twenty years OF age.) persisted IN. tho
boat, attempting 10 land in the surf. Mrs. Skrhaa
was washed from the deck and drowned, making
eleven persons who found a watery grave In thIs
most terrible disaster. The remainder Of the crew
and passengers, twenty-one in number, Including
three email children and two female passengers.
were saved in boat which was put OIL from the
sht re fer their relief The following Is list Of
their names - Passen gers-Capt George Nc Lane,
OF ST John, N. B.; M Bell, horlculturst. living
near Boston; Joseph Wells, HIS sister, Mrs Su-
eannsh Hawkins, wife OF John Hawkins, OF South
Danverr, and her two children, Robert, tour years.
and Jane, one aud a halt years; Michael Skehan,
John Skehan, Pierce Skehan, and his little gir's
eleven months old; Uhe last named person lost his
wife ana sister, mentioned nbove;) William Ten
new, and Miss Winfred Dryer. Besides these,
four seamen sent out by the American consul,
late OF ship Ancona, OF Kenaebuak, wrecked Oft
the island OF Guernsey, namely, Alonzo Chapman,
OF New York; James Em6ury (pertuguese,)
David -, and one named Thomas or William.
Ot the Frapkiins ere saved, are the second mate,
- Harris, OF Albany, N. Y; John Gordon, cool,
(colored) Joseph Butler. and one whose nams [
have nOtye ascertxined. There Is one more. and
perhaps he 10 OF the crew, in place OF Mr., Butt
Ter, who may have been passenger No bOdiea
have yet come to land, but we expect 10 recover
most at them, and suitable measures wtll be aiken
for their interment, ii found, unless their hieads
wish TO remove them. The vessel Is eaursly TO
pieces, and the fragments OF the cargo and freight
are strewed along the shore and upon tho lace a
the waters. for miles, But very lltsls OF tho oargs
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eDALlkcOfkNlA

ENOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON-Sth MARDH-THE
United Skates Nail ntcamshp Company hereby ave notice
that purua 90 Of their contract with the Navy department
the splendid new aud spacious steamship FALCON. captain
Thop will sail om this port for Havana Ohasre ON
Thurds1 the 9th Of Aazch a noon. from pier North River
with The mais TO the saciAe.
pe,sons Wishing TO take passage 70 CALIFORNIA;. BY the
way VI the thnus 81 Psuama viii md to heir
avail h. mslves Of his opportunity In the opuion
desncd agent OF this M the
oeabt hiforna will be found at Pa that
he Falcon gin ss.ive At .h.sres in time for
the Pacha Mail stcan.rs OF March and Of
to Ban Francisco. Persons tayg tokets thsss
should their immediately
poinmsnt Before the arrival Of tho Falcon this
voyage tho road cross i.thpvs will he far proved
Danger difficulty need be expected 4. crossing.
for passage will DO binding nm.
lees tht be sanctioned BY the undesgned baggage
allowed ~ cents per foot for freight
Information ree.ny Ioceved At this oaoe will convince
about visit California tina. the by hae
via Chsges hiss advantages any ether point
speed, ,afety n economy
The departure data to avoid delay
at Pat aua TIE passenger iss 10 open.
For passags further particulars apply at the office Of
Con panv uSWost street N. D. ROBE ITS. AGENT
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OALlk'OkANAn

N Office PASSBNGRes PER STEAMER FALCON FOR
Chsaes, are requested to DO bosrd Pier No North
River ok day. at which time tho stesme, will
nail. New York. March &, 1879 q. z ,BcR s.