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" for ladies, in each lraia.
TER dRR-GNGE MEEF1
PEAOH TRTDs

~ The Can Wilsa New Orleans and Carollton eVefy
hour sleTl o'clock Sundays. if the weather il fair
10 The Lafayette BOrle Cara will leave every Is minutes
from the corner of haFOnne AID Canal Gl. maYl2-6m
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PHILADELPHIA June g. Is4B-I feel free to recommend
Dr. DaysS syrup Of wild ChsnY and Tar from my sxpsn.
OF It's beneficial efect1 In my have been
for time subject attacks Of splitting Of blood at.
tended with weakness OF the breast and sensation
o. the stomach accompanied with dyupepue symptoms.
Last spnng, having attack Of It. was recommended b.
acquaintance who had been cured by Dr. Days6 Syrup
20 try H. did and relieved by It IN less than one
bottle It's apparent good effects were immediate.
JOHH F, DRAM, Ladiel Shoemaker, 10 Racst q.
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HO US E. FURNIS HING STOP

----rrruur, p a., 80 Camp street NewOrleans,
81 general assortment and select stock Of
NJ - E ~ IbSNlA y ht-CoOkng Utensils Tin and
,,,y 92gs g. and Kitchen Fife Iron-waEe.
WARE Fire DOgu 0N AAS+AA@O"
GERMAN, SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
TEA and TABLE SPOONS. ~ 1--we
WOODWARE-Btass and Iron bound CEDAR PALS
CHURNB and TUBS @'
WILLOW VARE--Ba Baskets, Cradles, Hune Chaim and
BRUSHES Fanoy and Plain. Busting, Sweeping, and
HsaFth Brushes.
MAfS-Juts Manila Alicante. Palm, and Husk M ATS.
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS, Bgtanpias and new Metal CANDLEsTIOKs
sTRAMBoAT and HALL. LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES.
D. q J. Wnghtg patent premium COOK STOVES, fol
Weed OF p9al-wth fixtures complete the most ap-
So HafssSd Steamboats, furusb a At reduced bsios.
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MEDICAL LECTURES.

E%' University Of Louisiana-.ie Department,
CourGe Of le49-S The Lectures in this Institution viii
eommenes on MONDAY, Nov. la?snd continuation months.
FACULTY.
EheoFy ana fraeuee anel 9Qnea ~ X
Ihqnlsfyt sd. L. hiddei M "
Anatomy .,.ss,, j. WeddaTenFnt r. y
Maiera MdieR and Therapautea 90 A. Mott ~ y
khylology and Pathology y Ihes hunt NJ "
Clinical Instructions Will be given daily BY the Professors the
ensivs waEds Of the Charity Hospital and in the Amphitheat
The facilities offered for the study Practical Anatomy aud Ope
Surgery very grsasucts being furnished free oehage
TERMS.
Ticket Of Practical Anatomy
Matroulellop
ulplOinA rec ssU
No charge the Hospital.
yl0 4mde5W GUsTAVUS A. MOTT, NJ D., DEAN
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CARRIAGE MANUFACroRy,

EHE Patronage that has been extended to US so very bs
4 rally the la6tseYen years while on Conn Ess3F @
street, has induced US the last summeTf .
70 erect large building expressly for manu- =
featuring and repairing CARBlAGE Els - SAE-
We have now of the largest Shops in the Southern
Country, and prepared with good Northern wOTkmen
and the best OF matera to build any style Of Carriage to
order and guaranty them two yeas used IN the county
We also better prepared than BEFORE for REPAIR
ING CARRIAGES, and can restore them almost to then
original beauty and durability, although apparently
out and useless. We will freight Carriages sent to
repair. We will also keep hand assortment of NEW
and SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, which will be sold
low. Old Carriages taken in trade for New We in
Vite the attention Of those wanting NEW CARRIAGES
their old repaired call at Man uia0tOTy and
Repository and judge for themselves, at the Corner Of
GfR4YIiER and CJaRONDELET Streets, next door to
The Office Of the CommeTcia Water Works. Of the st.
Charles Hotel, N sW Orleans.
mY5 SIN d&W MATTHEWS & ElENMAN.
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WEAKNESS, AND PAIN IN THE BREAST
PHILADELPHIA, June 70, l646.-I highly recommend
Dr. DRyEa Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from know
ledge Of a virtues. My wife had been affected fsI long
time with weakness and pain in the breast the OF tins
medicine in short time entirely relieved her, TheympOmI
would after time eour, and on all occasions the eet
asEpeedy in the ft place. IL now six montha
she has been free Of the affection consider and recon-
mend most valuable medicine. Its gtheuing eeC
has been very great in addition relieving the breast
SAMUEL WADLOW. 10 Wood street,
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- NhW IUL LLHL 0HDT' .
NTOTICE.-The undersigned takes this method Of in
IN forming his fiiends and the public in general 80
that he is erecting POTTERY SHOP Op- q a3
gsF1 pOsite the old BOuigny Pottery. whaTe all ~
W y articles in the line Of Pottery Ware will be 60
Vfg found He respectfully soloits the liberal patronage
az formerly bestowed the old hrm Of WILSON Il
VIRGIN and invites his friends and the public give him
call his prices win be lower than at any similar esab
ism ment in FTeepOrt.
N B. All orders from the country will be promptly at
oet6 I'm Il. II. VIRGIN
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DsDOt, sOFReT Of Bdr0RNa AID PCrdidO sfFssts.
single ticket distance above Pleasant st. 30 cents
single toketto children over AID under IS years 10
81 eO
Servants (tsve) OrsRy distances. 10 osnts
~ Residents II Lafayette, CauOlltOA and vicinity ara
informed that this Company hag fixed uniform rate of
communication tickets for passage in the Cars tO-W Is %
month lin Vance for either Road and foTany distance
ChldIen half pnOaRO such tickets given for Rny other
period thaA the fEIt 70 the last of each month.
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~" Merchants, from different tsctons Of the County,
give the fleTng accounts Of the universal popularity
and efficacy OF Dr. DsviI's Syrup, unds thsl notice
number Of them, witnessing itl virtues have regularly sold
condition that if Il did give seaiecton the prcs
should be returned, and Of them has bad appoR5
ton the money. This speaks volumof in favor 81
the nedione. We append few extracts from oTdeB, a.
samples Of these in frequent receipt Of o. wei Of
verbal accounts we frequently heart
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HOLBROOK OYSTER SALOON.

AMERICAN OYSTER SALOON & RESTAURAT,
No. A ST. CHARLES ST.
TNHE subscriber begs leave inform his friends
Il and the public that he has thoroughly -
painted and repaired his establishment, and
will open It for their accommodation on Mon F&tA
a day, Sept. 3. Having made ~. "
3tN tenslve alterations and improvements in the
49, ~ Cooking department atiOTding much greater
A facilities than formerly, he trusts TO be able to
aeFve his patrons with thing in his line in style une
Quaed by Restaurant in the city He has made arrange
ments for q constant supply Of OYSTERS ~ y
from the choicest Beds Of the Gulf and theVSA 81
Lakes and his Table will always be supplied ~ hkfV
with the best Steaks Chops, NSittg
yEl 10 FISH, GAME. etc. together with every
deicaoy to be procured in the NewO orleans
markets; The Bar will be supplied with Wines and Ii
quOTs Porter, Ale ETC., OF the very beat brands carefully
selected His cooks and walters will be second TO in
the city and he will be found always at his post that
his patrons receive prompt and polite attendance In FhO
he will every exeOH TO render his Saloon wOhy Of the
Ssps sn S'O'' - nus Jas. CASSIDY.
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"a We have on hand large assort- (FTFNN~YN
E ment of all kinds Of 144+AA=4d4R
& India Rubber Goods, tIMiatN t9 HW
suitable for persons going to 1-a2A4@A-laD
California, such as Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Leggns,
CloakS Pouches Water Tanks and Bottles. Drinking Cups
Bags, india Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
ALSO
A complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS. at Wholesale and Retail at the lowest market
prices Ey- Country Merchants and 5adders can be
piled with every article in our line; - Orders put up
with care. J. A. HORION y GO.,
au7 d&W So Common st. and IL Canal st.
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New Orleans EmigTaat and Remittance Office,

tANhE undegned at his old established Office continues
% aocommodate pen0ns desTOus of Femittn money to
thelf friends IN England Ireland Scotland with Sterling
gh Drafts, payable in any postown in the above named
having passenger brought from Liverpool to this city on
kOo4 hhips and reasonable terms Parties living at dis
tanGe BY addressing letter (pOspad) 10 the undersigned
VIII be promptly attended TO- John TC9OT, nj
l0 lY Is Rank Place Ns,y IIIS,rs
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DR.. ELLIOTT, Veterinary surgeon,
VWTOULD announce to the citizens Of this city and its
w vicinity that he is prepared to attend to all business
his line entrusted to his Dr. Elliot hopes his long
experiences as Veterinary Surgeon, will insure him large
business he spent nine ysan in the Veterinary College
of France five in Prussia, and the last five in
this city with great The Doctors charges from
OIL 10 go upon any durable dEease-advice gratis.
~ The Doctor Is 70 be found at all hours Of the day
and night at Tattenalls Stables st. Charles street.
GV FAMILY HORSES, well broke, always on hand
AMI sala gl3 6Un
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affected and began to entertain serious appTehens0ns t6t
would not get well again At this time r Davis's Syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar recommended to ms III two
three days Of it. the oppression and pain the breast
greatly relieved, and by the time had taken four bottles
the cough entirely cured, and my general health and
strength restored. The papaton Of the heart with which
had been severely troubled Tor ten yeaFs almost gone
feel little Of occasionally with exertiOn. The relief
Of the papltaton has been great that confident
two bottles OF the medicine would have entirely
moved il. HENRY MCPHERSON, 100 John street,
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I AEDIEG-From New York and Boston packets
- III boxes u9 Fancy Soaps, in small and large cakes
various ColOTs:
10 boxes Patent Wax Candles, plain and cOloredi
dozen English AnehOvy Paste;
BOaeT e;
caHster E. l. Curiie Powder;
100 pounds Bologna Sausagss;
l00 SAP Sage Cheese;
10 dozen St Thomas Bay Rum;
10 boxes Heckers Farina;
30 very old Castillo Soap;
cases PTunRs. fancy jars;
10 choice Muscat Wine;
] barrel White Rio TapiOca;
g cases CitTon. very fine;
Is HysOn, Imperial, Gunpowder, and OOlong
Teas. in 2 TBS fancy csnisters;
20 cases lbs Ofthe very choicest qualities;
30 chests and hafehests Black and Green Teas at all
prices, 40c E0$1 rs p ID.
I IME-LIME-l7OO bbls fresh Thom4.ton Lime, cargo
IL of brig Monterey landing and for sale by
o3l HAYMAM & HOLDEN, SO Magazne st.
Aso-200O bbls. Western Landing, Glen's Fails, and St
Geneveye in and for sale in quantities to suit pur.
chasers BY the above.
TEBfENT-500O bbls. Newark and Rosendale landing
~ and in store. For sale by the Agents.
o3l HAYMAH & HOLDEN; SO Magazine st..
AlsO-i50O bbh. elsOn Browns Rosendale; l6O bbls
LOuisvilei 800 bbls, Roman, for sale as above
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. Planters, Builders & House Owners.

A NEW TICLE,
PATENT IHOLINED-PLANE GAEE-aLNG6.
FENHE above article the best HINGE now in for self
shutting Gates, be at No 43 ChaIres street,
They are without exception the most useful article now in
use for keeping Gates before Farmem dwellings and cot
tageS shut without trouble. Call at w. A. BEECHER'5,
No. A. CHARITIES street.
...,ALsO ON HAND,,,
Afne lot of FISHING TACKLE, GUNS, PISTOLS,
HARDWARE, and Building Materials. Iy26 If
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Lfa0MHR, lnlT 80, ls16.-NpRI Wild ChRHg And "a
gyfup gYnB general aatsis1a0a We have bees eat OF 4
idg ZONE tine and thought WORld not order RHT hnj
ain9E dsily acquired isT and ~ ihopghh palhspt,
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IFrom The WesterR Empire, Dayton Ohio July a. IsATl
Nh f. HowELLs-Sir 1t affords me much pleasure
lungs has been entirely removed By the use q one half bOta
OF Dr. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar which you
aud Othen advised me 10 use, You can safely eQmmend
the use Of the above named SyHp To- Coughs and Colds
most excellent remedy. YOuu reHpecty, WV Phillips
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EEEras tt' res & & y wg sSgSsa 'v'"a

NEwTowN, sth mo. 80 lsA6,-A young man Of my 40.
uuaptRnee has taken your Syrup and has been perfectly
cured ne aboed under the consumption for than three
years and took great many kinds Of medicines, and
uneT the medical treatment Of thTee Of the most eminent
physicians in this county, but received benefit until no
took Dr. Dsviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar and lmms,
datey commenced getting better, and Is now well and
hearty. This statement received from himself his namel
Henry T. GOdshalk Waminser township, Bucks county,
Pa He is known all the cOunty-s poor labOrnR
man aud cannot be denied that the Syr5 saved his life
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- D0st0rs - q 90 ~. RTgssiHG ~,

MIsHAWAEA lad, June l. l6at.D Or, DaVl'I Wild Chem
and Tar OF Ike Not Cakes, we thnk that You choose
70 give wholesale agency oT that medene We car do
Of almost any amount in NOTth0Tu lndiHnR,
wv y 'S fi-g..-, RF---rrff " ~ fyassgr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
LANCASTER COUNTY

At meeting OF the Democratic party OF
Lancaster county, held at the Court House
thereof, January l6h, 1919 Col. William
p Harcum was called 10 the Chair, and \ ,.
Carter appointed Secretary !.
The obiec, Of the meeting being explained, II
was unanimously resolved that the Char APP
poiat six deIeg ties to the proposed convention
10 be hell at Westmoreland Court House the
9Th February next, for The purpose OF nomlna
ting suitable candidate 10 represent this Sena.
torial District: whereupon, thr Chair appointed
the following gentlemen, viz: Colonel oamuei
Downing, William Henderson Octavius Law-
son, James B. Stephens, w. L &. Mitchell an
Dr. John B. Ball
Resolved, upon motion, that The Chairman
and Secretary be added 10 the delegation.
Resolved, upon motion. that the Chair ap-
point committee of gentlemen from different
paris Of the county TO recommend 10 TINS meet
,np suitable person 10 be voted for TO repre-
sent this district ii the next Legislature oil tr'
GINA: whereupon, the Chiir appointed Tue iol'
owing, viz: DR. Charles II. Leland w. l.
Mitchell. Lewis B. Montague, DR.. Portius
| Towles, Col. Benjamin Waddy, capt Thomas
Armstronr onL ra--. .. E.ha"h. af,sr short
retirement the COMMITTEE returned aud recon-
mended Captain Gctavus Lawson, whose nomi-
nation was then unanimously confirmed
Captain Lawson being present, accepted the
nomination IN a few appropriate remarks:
Resolved upon motion, 'hs, copy OF these
proceeding. he forwarded - the Editors Of tue
Richmond Enquirer and Democratic Recorder,
with request that they publish The same.
Resolved, upon motion, that this meeting do
now adjourn.
WILLIAM P. HARCUM, Chairman
A. : CARTER, Secretary.
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EOr The Enqnu or.
y t''S '1'F4 ~ "
TO TUE DEMOCRACY Of LUHENBURG.

TO TUE DEMOCRACY Of LUHENBURG.
Bfo'her Drmocfas:-W We are expected 10 make
every necessary preparation TO assert our Iull
slreasih throughout Virginia al the spring eier-
lions, and particularly 10 send full and able re-
presentation on our bcna!f 10 the next Congress Of
The U. ). is i, not getting time, then, fellow De-
mocrat> OF Luncnburg. that We were brushing up
orr arms and wheeling our men into line, Tor The
great battle that is "a come off the urth Thurs
daY in April next lhnk i, i, il We ialend 10
meet The enemy promptly a. every point then in
order 10 accomplish mis- object effec'aay, per-
nit me 70 suggest ihal we all meet al our next
Curt (!he l2.h FsbruaIy,) ami FULLY organize
Tor me conficl, tirst o. re-nomlnaung our wor.
thY Representative ia Congress, me lion. Thos
S. Bocock, Tor reelection, and w. n. Dennis
Tor he Senate, las the Democrats oil Charlotte
have before tone,) and hen select some gentle.
man, good and true, 10 succeed our present wor-
Thy representative in tae House Of Delegates,
(wbo declines fe-"lsc;ion.l In PERFORMING the
latter day, i WILL in my huinbs 9pi ion, be
well 10 look aroanG and confer oEc'her, in or
der mai we may selec; some one, w!;p will give
genera! satisfaction y In. different sections OF
the couniy--oue upon whom ire whole parry
will unite freely ana corJiallv-f3r upon this.
very much depends -Bocock's election depend.
upon il. A little Jar here will tell throughout
llc uist IT, dud " hdJ aeiedi oui eduuiidIe Ioi
Congress TIE disIric. i very nearly divided, AMI
If we lose single position, we are gone, and
deea'is inevitable. Hence me necessity for unit
Cd ac!ion Let US meet then in a spirit Of conces-
sion, determined 10 do every thing tor principles
and measures, and Ioihins ioT men-le, US unite
on that man for our siandaId-bearer, who can
best satisfy The various wishes and interest OF the
different parts of the county-one who will con-
duct the canvass with warmth and spirit, and
arouse every voer 10 true sense OF his duty
this done, and all will be we'll Bocock and Den
MS will be returned by handsome msjorities
was In favor of organizing al last Couri, but
mos. OF he Democrats with whom conversed,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-23
THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

mediateIy as The residents are extremely an~ ,sa;r
u pei rid of Them: they have The place W .,en
mower. Nearly all the men OF company ou
artillery. have deserted. We havelh Ohio' "a.-
rem. Dale, Lexington, and Southampton IN pol',
but they eonn6t land man, as lney uese. %
soon as they SET foot on shore. The oniy 'n,ns
The ships could do in case oil an outbreak, WOuIu
be TO FIRE upon the town. The volunteers a. oan-
IA Barbara, Los Angeles, &c, behaved very wei
no mprmurins or difficulties oil any h'nu VIZ"
them; they complained that they were not d.
lowed travelling allowance. 1000,
The funds from Mazal'an have al las' ieaeh,
ell here: The amount is Sl3OO00. II arrived
very opportunity, As We nave e1penoeu "s". li,
al, we had. TIE amoun: i; great dea! more
rhan will b. required, as there are al present out
,wo companics in CaIiiornla-one OF Isl ora.
eoons, The other OF 81 artillery; the latter reduced
10 mere skeleton by deseriion, and Inc former
in fair way TO share the same tate shoulo
suppose $4,000 would DC sufficient 10 pay Inc
present force (pfoviced the companies are nheu
upl for year. Treasury notes are COED lor no
Thing now; bills on The United States couid no'
be negotiated on any terms. Colo dust can os
purchased for eight or ton dollars The ounce, ana
il IS said 10 be worth SIS in The United States;
consequently, all remirantes are made 10 u.
Col Mason, and osl Of The army oificers, are
a, Fort Suffer. Commodore Jones lhihhs u
woul be very imprudent to bring The puoIc
funds on shore, e1cep. in such sums as MAJ De
required Tor immediate use. de does not IKE 70
leave ship here, on acconni OF The d'ihcu.y u
keeping the men.
The gold fever RACES as bad as ever, an Inc
quantity collected has no! been DIMINISHED ou'
increased. Provisions, clothing, aod all oihef
necessaries OF life, are al most exo'btant prices
Living was always expensive in This country
Blu, now il passes all reason-board four dollars
per day, washing five or six dollars per ao oo
Merchants clerk are receiving from 81. sou 10
So 900 per annum salary What The government
Will do for civil officers, | 10 not know. Salaries
will have 10 correspond with the times. Inc pay
OF governors, j1dges, &c., As allowed IN the un''
led States, vii hardly compare with thai PAID &c
statesmen and shop clerks here.
| am, SIR, respectfully your OBJ. servant.
WILLIAM RIGA, A. 7. /. ). A.
Gen. N. Towson, Paymas'er Gen. u a
Washington, D. d.
Our chips all short Of their compl mentsj tnt
Ohio las short We can spare no nore 10 our mef
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Extract from letter No. "a, Osh6er IS, 1878,
from Con.nsodore Jones 10 the Honorable Seeret7rg
Of the Nav.
'Nohins, sir, can exceed The deploTaSle stale
oil things 10 al upper California al this time,
growing on, OF The maddening effects Of the gold
mania. | am sorry 10 say that even in this squad
ron some OF the officers ale u little tainted, and
have manifested resllessness unier moderate re-
slric,ions imperiousy demanded BY the eS'sen
cies OF the tines as you will perceive BY the en-
closed paper, addressed 10 thee Of the 'ienien-
ants. IN, however, happy to say that have noi
been disa ppointci in The eoed efecis OF the NEE
employed T. preyssp Tdn tess'ion and 70 Mon ma
S s4sn pae et rush = eight from opa a as 'ne
vic vs. ana opinions Of The few officers who were
skeptical as 10 the night or efficacy Of the means
employed 10 prevent Offence and 10 punish crime
have undergone most favorable change, where
nv shall be enabled 10 keep on This coast until
the whirlwind Of anarchy and confusion con
founded is superseded by The csiahishmeEt of
some legal sovernmen potent enough 70 rn'o'ce
law and protect lie AID property, which a this
time IS in greet jeopardy every wneFc outside
our buiwa X"
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iAvgs VI MATHEWS Sec'y.
DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF VIZ
GINA AND BRANCHES-le49.
AT, pIcIMDNn

DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF VI
GINA AND BRANcHEs-la49
At RICHMOND
BIZ Stockholders. BIZ Erecnttre
w. il. Maclailana William G. Allen
James Dunlop J. K. Anderson
Nm. II. Haxall Sublelt McGluter
James Bosher Bernard Peyons
James c. Crane.
AT NORFOLK
". C. Whitehead Jos. t. Allyn
James Cornick William Ward
Charles Reids John E. Doyle
Josiah WILLIS
AT PETERSBURG
VIM. Robertson r. K. Collier
Jos D. White Sidney Jones
Dayi! Dunlop Charles Corline-
John Kcyans
AT FREDERICKSBURG
John RI Wallace Samuel Gordon, jr'
John Hart john Coakeys
George B. Scott John NJ. Herndons
Stephen J. Blayies'
AT LYNCHBURG
WIN Radford John G. Meem
John VI Warwick John L. Clay'tr
Saml. McC0rxle. David Rodes'
Richard Tyree
AT WINCHESTER
Rober, L. Baker Frederick Schulz
Phllip Williams n. II. NJ Guife
Tho. B. Campbell Ro. t. Baldwin,
Henry B. SlIel'
AT DANvILLE
Nath'i T. Green John Noble
John Ross Levi Hobrook
William T. Law w. H. Wooiiae'
Thomas D. Stokes
AT FARMVILLE
WIN. C. Flournoy P. II. Jackson'
Joel J. Scott Jos. B. Anderson
C. r. Barksjaic. Howell E. Waftru'
James B!anlons
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
John r. Jones Thos. J. Ran1oipn
WIN. J. Robertson Allen B. Magrutcr
Aodrew M'Kees jas w. Saundess'
Andrew Leitch<
AT WYTaEylLLE
S,enaen NcGavoc Robert Gbbony
VIM. Fl Spiller z. McGavoc
Rober! Rapet' }. +. Matthew's
VIM Giobony'
Phineas Ianney Geo. Fl. Smoot
Hugh Smith John Fl. Brens
Robert r. Miller John T. Dyer'
VIM. r. Fowle.
New Directors.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l-8, P. NJ.
Fatal Ren>onlre at .f.erasdria, Va.
learn from Alexandria that late last night ;
young man named John Jefferson was shot 10y c