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Courts.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2s.


UNITED STATES CIRcuIr CoUnT--Judge Kane
Wilson Us. Barnum.-The injunction in this very
important case, which has rested upon the Planning
Machine of the defendant for several months past,
was removed this morning, upon the defendant Civ
ing security in the of 900 to account to the
plaintiff for the amount his machine may earn by
the removal of the injunction, If the case should be
decided against him by the Supreme Court at Wash
ington. The plaintiff is also under security, in q
like sum, to indemnify the defendant for any loss
he may have sustained by the stoppage of his ma
chine if the case shall be finally decided in his fa
vor. William l.. Iiirst, esq, appeared for the de-
fendant.
UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Judge Kane.
The petit jury was discharged until Monday, Dec.
oath, at 10 O'Clock, a. IN.
Woodwork vs. the Aaron f. Harvey.-'This case
was argued upon plea TO jurisdiction, by VIM. ID.
Barnes for plaintiff, and G. Falon for defendant.
In the case of the United States of America us.
Frere executor Of Garesche, decided yesterday and
reported, the court charged in favor of the United
States upon all the points of law raised by District
Attorney Ashmead; but the judge raised point
himself and directed the jury to find for the defend
ant upon that point, so that it might come before a
full bench for examination and decision. The case
will in any event go TO the Supreme Court at Wash
ington.-Phila. Bulletin.
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ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.
PosT OFFICE, WAsHINGToN, ID. c.,
December 1870

PosT OFFICE, WAsHINGToN, ID. c.,
December, lS49.
The GREAT EASTERN MAIL from BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, New YoRK, BosTos, &c, and Bur
FALo, &c, will now be received by O'Clock, a. m.
daily; and the Mail 10 be sent from this Office TO
and by those places, will be closed, as heretofore
4 and 9 O'Clock, p. m, daily.
The SOUTHERN MAIL will be closed hereafter daily
at O'Clock, M, and will be received as hereto
fore, daily, by O'Clock, p. IN.
The SECOND EASTERN MAIL and GREAT WEST
ERN MAIL are received by $ p. m, and closed at
D. m daily The Mail Trains North of Philadel-
phia 30 arrive there in time to connect with the
Train for Baltimore, which brings the Great Mail,
10 arrive here by a. m. No Eastern Mail il re-
ceved at this Office on Sunday night, and East
crn Mail, to be sent beyond Baltimore, is made up
on Saturday night.
The Mail for ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, and NoR
FOLK and adjacent places in Virginia, is closed
every night, except Saturday, at9 p. m, and is
ceved six times a week, with n Mail from BALTI
MORE, Maryland, by IL IN.
The Mail from GEoRGETowN, ID. c., is received
twice daily by a. M, and p m, and il is closed
for that place at the same hours.
The Mail from ROCKVILLE, &c. Maryland is re-
Ccvcd Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, of each
week, by p m, and il is closed for those places at
p. M. of the same days.
The Mail from BsooKuLLE, &c, Maryland, is
received by p. m, of Wednesday and Saturday,
each week, and closed for those places at sp. M Of
Monday and Thursday.
UPPER MARLBoRo', &c, Maryland, received by
4p. m, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, and +
closed same days at p. IN.
PoHr ToBAcco, &c, Maryland, received Tues,
day, Thursday, and Saturday, by p m; closed
Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday, at 9 p. IN.
wARRENToN MIDDLEBURG, &c, Virginia, re.
ceived Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, by II p.
m; closed at p. m Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday.
LEEsnURe, &c, Virginia, received by and closed
at p. M, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
o. The postage on newspapers, and that ON all
printed matter addressed 10 any foreign country, is
required 10 be paid in advance The postage is also
10 be prepaid ON letters and packets addressed to
foreign countries other than Great Britain Ireland
and scotland, and Bremen, in Europe, and some
places TO which they pass through the Bremen post
office.
0sy- The Office is open from O'Clock, a. m, 90
O'Clock, D. M, daily, except Sunday, and on that
day il is open from To 10 a. M, and from To-
p. IN. WILLIAM a. BRADLEY,
Dec l-6t Postmaster
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FATHER MATHEW was visited on Tuesday by
the Mayor and Aldermen, who presented him let
tiers of introduction TO the Mayor and public au-
tborties of Philadelphia, stating that they con
sdered him not alone the guest Of the Empire City,
but Of the republic and hoping that the hospitality
for which the South is proycrbial would be literally
extended 10 the distinguished vsitcr that his wants
and wishes would be anticipated, and every effort
made TO render his sojourn there agreeable and
useful Alderman Haws, who has been constant in
his attentions to the distinguished guest. presented
him with free tickets for himself and suite, from
the Philadelphia Railway Company. The Post
master, Mr.. Brady, also recommended the reverend
gentleman 10 the special notice of the officials in
his department. Nothing that courtesy could sug-
gest has been omitted TO render his reooections Of
city all that its pubic-spriied citizens could
wish. The venerable phanthropisi expressed in
the warmest manner his deep sense Of gratitude.
Taking his farewell Of each Of the civic function
aries, he felt much moved by the warm expression
Of their sympathy and friendship. Father Mathew
took his departure from this city this morning on
his way 10 the south-N. y. Erpre's, 2sh.
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HEATING HOUSES WITH GALVANIZED
PORTABLE FURNACES.
rAIVANIZED PORTABLE FURNACES for

VI sale, and put up at ono days notice, as have
every thing in readiness for executing the above
work. Also Bubcr's Cooking Ranges, the best now
in use, Satisfactory references 10 the above fur
naccs and ranges can be given at any time by call
ing ut my store. The above furnaces and ranges
can be put up in one day without any interruption
whatever in the house. Office and Hall Hot air
Stoves, and others Of different kinds. Also a large
variety Of Cooking and other Stoves.
would call particular attention to the Etna Air
tight Cooking Stove, which is now considered the
best in the market Also a variety of new patterns
Crates always on hand. A fine assortment of hard
ware and fancy articles. All Of which will sell
very low. Terms easy.
G. WOODWARD
Bet. 10Th and "a streets, Penn. avenue.
Nov 29-eod3t
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u very beautiful assortment of Paris Goods
viii be found at the above store, comprising the fol-
lowing:
Kid Gloves (ladies' and gent's) every size and
color
Elegant Paris Ribbons suitable for sashes, neck
ribbons and trimmings
Lace and French worked Capes, Collars and
Cuffs
Line French Flowers
Embroidered half long and short AIitts
Dress Trimmings in great variety.
very elegant assortment of Evening Fans, in
every style, together with innumerabe articles for
ladies' use, to which they arc respectfully invited
TO give attention.
Penn. av., between 9Th and 10th streets.
Dec. l-3uf
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FOR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS, AND
CHAGRES.

rEA THE ONLY REG ULAR MAIL LINE
<fAA FOR CHAGRES DIRECT, VIA HA-
VANA.-The new and spacious
steamship OHIO, Lieutenant Jas f.
Schenck, U. 5. Navy, commander, win be de-
spatched from this port on Thursday, the 9th of
December, at ! O'Clock, p. m, from the foot of
Warren street, North river touching off the bar at
Charleston and Savannah, to land and receive mails
and passengers.
The Ohio will carry the Government mails. for
the Pacific, &c, to go by the January steamers
from Panama.
Passengers may rely arriving at Chagres in
ample time to meet the January steamers.
Passengers for Chagres transferred at Havana
to the staunch and well. known steampship FAI-
CON, Lieutenant Hartstene, U. $. N, commander
which makes the route a direct one, from New
York TO Chagres.
The voyage is made in II days.
The Rates of Passage TO Chagres much re-
duccd.
The Ohio has superior double engines of 900
horse power constructed in the best manner which
give great assurance of safety TO passengers over
any sea steamer running with single engine I'm
size, strength, and spacious accommodations, the
Ohio is unequalled by any steamer afioat
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO the Ohio
Rates of passage To Havana, New Orleans
State room berth, ladies' saloon, $40 S75
State room berth, dining saloon, 40 rs
Standee berth IN forward cabin, 55 60
Storage, found bed and board, 25 25
No berth is secured until paid for. Freight 25
cents per cubic foot.
ship.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHA
Ores.
State room berth, in ladies' dining saloons \ 100
Standee berth, in Second CABIN. e.. ....... so
Steeragc berth, found in bod and board. - so
$50 lbs. baggage allowed for cabin. and 300 lbs.
for Storage passengers.
Freight ~ Chagres go cents per cubic foot
~ tickets for passage must be procured ut the
office of the Company. NJ o. ROBERTS,
Nov. l7-tDl3 llS Wes, "a
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SINGULAR INcIDENT.-Solomon Lodge, of Savan-
nah, boasts OF being the oldest I'm the United
States except one in Boston. This lodge possesses
sented in that year by Gen. Oglethorpe. few
evenings since, when The lights were extnguished,
a spark from one of them must have communicated
fire to the velvet cushion which the Bible habitu-
ally rests. The cushion entirely consumed
with the exception of that part Immediately under
the Bible, while the sacred book itself escaped all
injury.-N o. Pic, Nor 23d.
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TINS PRoTEcTfoNIsT PRoenAMME.-Mr. DJsraeli
en,,ncis ted his programme Protectionst leader,
AZ AyIcsbury, on Wednesday II consistssof four
items: lsf. The recovery Of protection, as soon
NAV be Cd No general reduction Of taxes. Sd.
The imposition Of the local taxes of poor rates,
perry equally with real property. 4th. The reim-
position of import duties, 1--WE presume on food and
raw materially for the alleged purpose OF forming
a sinking fund Surely this is az attractive bill OF
fare n John Bull should not now be led by the
tooth. he must be fastidious indeed The Protcc-
tonists are about to meet in their county towns TO
commend this new banquet of taxes; and Mr.. DIS
rac the chsf de cuisine is 70 present i in form 70
the House Of Commons for its regaJemcnt when 1t
shall next assemble - Leeds Mercury
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NAVAL Court MARTIAL.-The naval court mar
tial for the trial of four charged with assault
sloop-of-war Germantown, assembled on board the
Pennsylvania Tuesday, all the members being
present. The case of billiard taken up, and
Lieutenant Forrest, 1st Lieutenant of the Co. Lieu
tenant Nicholson, of the United States Marines the
Acting Master and Captains Clerk, have been ex-
amined.-No5oik Beacon, Nou. 29M.
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IBBS'S ORNAMENTAL HAIR AND
VI FANCY STORE.-Ladies' Ornamental Hair
work always on hand, such
Braids,
Curs,
Frzettes,
Half Wigs,
Grecian Curls, &c.
Measures taken for whole Wigs, and all orders
executed on the shortest possible notice.
Also, Bracelets, Necklaces, Chains, Ear rings
and Flowers manufactured with hair in every style
and pattern.
Pennsylvania av., between 9th and 10th sts
Dec l-3tif
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Hon. JOHN S. LITTELL.-We learn that the Hon.
John S. Littell will leave to-day for Washington,
claim his seat the representative elect from the
Fourth Congressional district, and will carry with
the voters of the district. Mr.. Robbins who is in
possession of the certificate of election will also be
there to claim his right to represent the district
[Philddeiphia Netps, 2Sh uH.
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McCLINTOCK YOUNG.

coffee at his residence, on +, between 18th and
18th streets,)
HAVING resigned the office Of Chief Clerk Of
II the Treasury Department, which he has held
ior The last sixteen years, has resumed the practice
Of his profession.
He will devote his principal attention to the
prosecution of claims before Congress, the several
Departments, and commissioners ON Foreign In
IDENTITIES.
To ensure early attention 20 claims against the
war, Navy, Home, aud Post Office Departments
including business with the Patent Office he has
made arrangements with the most efficient agents
in Washington TO assist him, by which business of
any nature connected wish the Government con-
ided 10 him, will be certain 10 be acted %, in the
most prompt manner.
Rereaces.--Hon. X. X fancy, Chief Justice of
the United States, aud gentlemen who have been
heads of Departments members of either House OF
Congress since the year 1888 Nov. la--dlmf
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ID CH VIsITEs and Mantillas Of the latest Pa
II risian styles. This day received, per express,
an invoice offfty Gros dc Rhine, Armure, and wa
tered silk yisies and Mantillas of entirely and
elegant styles, TO which invite the attention Of
the ladies Of the District.
Nov. 2l-3wif p. H. HOOE co.
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A CARD.-1he subscriber, a member Of the
"A former Commission on Mexican claims, will
be IN Washington in the course Of the month of
November, and offers his services to claimants IN
der the treaty. He will attend 10 any other bust
ness with which be may be trusted especially from
the South Those DESTROYS Of obtaining hts ser
wees viii please to address Andrew wyle, esq,
Washington city.
Nov, 5-du II. M, BRACKENRIDGE
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REPLY TO BIsHop IvEs's PASTORAL LETTER
This pamphlet, published by II. Hooker, corner OF
Eirhfh aud Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, Is an able
statement of the points in controversy, and full
and learned defence a tho doctrine Of the Episco-
pal Church as opposed to tho Roman Catholic doc.
trne of confession and absolution. IL understood
90 bc written NV Judge Badger, Of North Carolina,
= gentleman whose ability is wen known through
ou tho country Sapannah Republican.
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AGENCY
For Heirs at Law and next OF Kin, Adver-
tised for in the English Newspapers.
TIME undersigned has obtained from London an
i AUTHENTIC list of the names of all deceased
persons leaving property, for whose HEIRS AT Law
OR NEXT OF KIN advertisements have appeared in
the English newspapers during the last fifty years.
The list contains nearly TEN THOUSAND NAMES.
An arrangement has been made by the under
signed, with agent in London, who has collected
and arranged the ORIGINAL ADVERTISEMENTS, to
furnish exact copy of any advertisement re-
quired, and the and date of the paper in which
it appeared, with every other particular known to
him. The agent in London has Solicitor con-
stantly employed in investigating and presenting
claims, and he would see that funds forwarded for
that purpose were economically applied
The agent in London has just arranged alphabet
ically the Unclaimed Dividend Books of the Bank
of En- gland containing the Names, Addresses, and
Descriptions of upwards of 10000 persons entitled
to various sums of money of all amounts, being the
whole of the Unclaimed Dividends and Stock in
the public funds, amounting to many millions of
money.
The undersigned will procure list of the names
beginning with any one letter of the alphabet for
FIVE dollars
All applications for information by letter must be
POSTPAID.
Persons can consult the undersigned at his office,
between the hours of 10 a. m. and p. m.
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
For consulting the list for any one name. 81
For procuring copy of any advertisement. 10
WILLIAM CHASE BARNEY,
At William Thompson's Advertising Agency,
Nov. 29-3t Carroll Hall, Baltimore, Md.
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Safe This Day.

vINHE NATIONAL THEATRE AT AUCTION
i On Saturday, the LIST Of December next we
shall sell, in front of the premises, the late National
Theatre and the ground it occupies.
f street and the public square on Pennsylvania
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets, and has a
depth Of L SO feet to public alley 80 feet wide.
The walls of the building standing, and are
believed to be sufficiently good and strong for
building.
Proposals will be received for the at private
sale until the first proximo, and if desired the
terials and brick disposed of separately.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in one, two,
and three years, with interest, satisfactorily
cured.
For further particulars apply to
J. b. ii. SMITH, Attorney at Law,
At his office, on F street, or
Nov 90 E.C & G.. F. DYER, Auctioneers.
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Geo. w. Julian, IA.
Dav. s. Kaufman, Texas
John b. Kerr, Md.
Daniel p. King, Mass.
George G. King, R. /.
John A. King, N. Y.
Preston King, N. Y.
James G. King. N. J.
Thomas Butler King, Ga.
Emile La Sere, La.
Shepherd Letter, Iowa.
Lewis G.. Levin, Pa.
Nat. s. Littlefield, Me.
Jno. A. McClernand, Ill.
James Mcdowell, Va.
JOS. r. Mcdonald, la.
Edw. w. cGaughey, la
Thos. McKissock, N. Y.
Jas. X. McLanahan, Pa.
Robert M. McLane, Md
Finis f. Mclean, KY.
F. McMullin, Va.
John Mcqueen, s. C..
VIM. Nc Willie, Miss.
Horace Mann, Mass.
Job Mann, Pa.
Humphrey Marshall, KY
John c. Mason, KY.
OBJ. Mattison, MY.
James S. Meacham, Vt.
Richard X. Meade, Va.
John X. Miller, Ohio.
John s. Nilsson, Va.
Henry ID. Moore, Pa.
Chs. S. Morehead, Ky.
Jonathan ID. Morris, O.
Isaac E. Morse, La.
Jeremiah Morton, Va.
William Nelson, N. Y.
Henry Mes, Pa.
VIM. A. Newell, N. j.
Andrew j. Ogle, Pa.
Edison Il. Odds, o.
James l.. Orr, s. C..
John Otis, Me.
David Outlaw, N. G..
Allen F. Owen, Ga.
Richard Parker, Va.
Chas. II. Peaslee, N. III.
Lucius b. Peck, Vt.
John S. Phelps, Mo.
J. Phillips Phoenix, N. Y,
Emery d. Potter, o.
Paulus Powell, Va.
Harvey Putnam, N. Y.
Charles w. Pitman. Pa
David Rumsey, n. Y.
Robert X. Reed, Pa.
Gid. o. Reynolds, N. Y
VIM. A. Richardson, Ill
Elijah Risley, N. Y.
John Robbins, jr., Pa.
John l.. Robinson, Ia.
Joseph M. Root, o.
Robert l.. Rose, N. Y.
Thomas Ross, Pa.
Julius Rockwell, Mass.
w. A. Sackctt, N. Y.
John ii. Savage, Tenn.
Cullen Sawtelle, Me.
Robert G.. Schenck, o.
A.M.Schermerhorn, NY
j. l.. Schoolcraft, N. Y.
James A. Seldom, Va.
Enos G. Spalding, N. Y
William Sprague, Mich
Fred'k p. Stanton, Tenn
Rich'd III. Stanton, KY.
Aug. II. Shepherd, &C
Edward Stanly, n. c.
Alex. II. Stephens, Ga.
Thaddeus Stevens, Pa.
Charles Stetson, Me.
William Strong, Pa.
Peter ii. Sylvester, N. Y
Charles Sweetzer, o.
John l.. Taylor, o.
James III. Thomas, Tenn
James Thompson, Pa.
Jacob Thompson, Miss.
John r. Thompson, Ky
VIM. Thompson, Iowa.
John r.. Thurman, N. Y
Robert TooInbs, Ga.
Amos Tuck, N. ii.
Walter Underhill, N. Y
John Van Dyke, N. j.
A. w. Venable, N. c.
Samuel r. Vinton, o.
Hiram Walden, N. Y.
Loren p. Waldo, CT.
Daniel Wallace, S. G.
Alberto Watkins, Tenn
NJ. J. Wclborn, Ga.
John Wentworth, III.
Hugh White, N. Y.
w. A. Whittlesey, o.
Isaac Wildrick, n. J.
Chris. II. Williams Tenn
David Wilmot, Pa.
James Wilson, N. II.
n. G. Winthrop, Mass.
Amos r. Wood, o.
J. A. Woodward, s. G.
Tknfpoa ~ Nn,tpn III
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CIBBS's HAIR-DRESsING SALOON, Ma
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4 NIBBS'S HAIR ADDRESSING SALOON, Ma
VI tiOnnl Hotel.-The above establishment hav-
ing been thoroughly renovated and improved in
every possible manner for the convenience and
commodation of the public, is opened for the
season, with excellent and attentive hands, and
every requisite appertaining to the business that
gentleman desire.
All the fashionable styles of Hair Cutting, Curl
ing, &c, will be adopted. And the proprietor fan
cies, from his long experience in business, and
sparing neither pains nor expense in fitting up his
establishment, that his exertions will be successful
in ensuring the complete satisfaction of all those
who may favor him with their patronage.
The furnishing department will be found replete
with the newest styles Of gcntlemen's wearing APP
parel, such
Scarfs, Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Shirts, Under Shirts, Drawers,
Gloves. Hosiery, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery,
And complete supply of Mechc's, SAUNDERS,
and Emerson's Razor Strops
With large assortment of Wade and Butchers
Razors
All of which are warranted genuine, and of the
best quality, or the money returned.
Sixth street, National Hotel building.
Nov. 2S-3tif
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nathaniel Albertson, La.
ii. p. Alexander, N. Y.
Charles Allen, Mass,
Albert j. Aston, Ala.
josh M. Anderson, Tenn
Geo. II. Andrews, N. Y
VIM. S. Ashe, N. C.
Geo. Ashmun, Mass.
Thos. II. Averett, Va.
Thos. II. Bayly, Va.
Edward ID. Baker, Ill.
VIM. v. N. Bay, Mo.
j. M. II. Beale, Va.
VIM. II. Bissell, Ill.
Kin. S. Bingham, Mich.
Thos. S. Bocock, Va.
David A. Bockee, N. Y.
Walter Booth, CT.
Rich. j. Bowie, Md.
Linn Boyd, Ky.
Frank. w. Bowdon, Ala.
James b. Bowlin, Mo.
Daniel Breck, Ky.
George Briggs, N. Y.
Albert G.. Brown, Miss.
VIM. J. Rrown, la.
James Brooks, N. Y.
A. w. Buel, Mich.
Armistead Burt, S. C..
Henry Burnett, N. Y.
Lorenzo Burrows, N. Y.
Chester Butler, Pa.
Thos. b. Butler, CT.
f. Darlington Cabell ,Fa.
Geo. Alf'd Caldwell. KY.
j. p. Caldwell, N. C.
Lewis d. Campbell, o.
Joseph Cable, o.
David X. Carter, o.
Joseph Casey, Pa.
Samuel Calvin, Pa.
Joseph X. Chandler, Pa.
Chaun. +. Cleveland, CT.
Charles E. Clark, NJ Y.
Il. l.. Clingman, N. c.
Howell Cobb, GA.
w. r. w. Cobb, Ala.
Har. s. Conger, N. Y.
w. F. Colcock, S. C.
Charles M. Conrad, La.
Moses b. Corwin, o.
erasmus Cole, Wis.
John Crowell, O.
John X. j. Daniel, N. c,
+. Deberry, N. c.
nj. Nj. Dimmick, Pa.
Jesse C. Dickey, Pa.
David Il. Disney, o.
Jas. F. Dixon, r. /.
James ID. Doty, Wis.
William Duer, N. Y.
Jas. III. Duncan, Mass.
Cyrus l.. Durham, la.
Charles Durkce, Wis.
ii. A. Edmundson, Va.
Alexander Evans, Md.
Nathan Evans, O.
Andrew Ewing, Tenn.
w. S. Feathcrston, Miss
Graham N. Fitch, la.
Orrin Fowler, Mass.
John Freddy, Pa.
Thos. j. b. Fuller, Me.
Meredith gentry, Tenn
Elbridge Gerry, Me.
Alfred Gilmore, Pa.
Joshua II Giddings, o.
Rufus X. Goodenow MIC
Daniel Colt, N. Y.
Herman ID. Gould, N. Y
Willis A. German, la.
james s. Green, Mo.
Joseph Grinnell, Mass.
Ransom Holloway, N. Y
Moses Hampton, Pa.
Edward Hammond, Md
WIN. n. Hamilton, Md.
II. A. Haralson, Ga.
Thos. c, Backctt, Ca.
Jno. II. Harmanson, In
SAMSON w. hrris, Ala
Isbsm G.. HarriA, Tenn.
Thomas l.. Harm. III.
Andrew j. Harlan, La.
Willard p. Hall, Mo.
Andrew X. Hay, N. j.
Thos. s. Raymond, Va.
William Hebard, VT.
William Henry, VI.
Harry Hibbard, N. II.
Henry w. billiard, Ala
Moses Hoagland, o.
Isaac +. Holmes, 5. c.
John w. Houston, Del.
Alex. X. Holiday, Va.
John w. Howe, Pa.
yolney +. Howard, Tex
David Hubbard, Ala.
William v. Hunter, o.
Samuel w. Inge, Ala.
w. Il. jackson, N. Y.
James l.. Johnson, KY.
Andrew Johnson, Tenn
Robt. w. Johnson, Ark
George w. Jones, Tenn