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TOBACCO-The demand yesterday more active and
the sales reached nearly 300 hhd foows 90 hhds at "a
OH for and 81 for R. IA at 6S971z for A, and $50
TX, and A and al r at 81 round.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Sugar in fair request, and
the sales reached $50 hhds full prices Fair49sc W ID.
Of Moasses 300 bbls taken at 29Hc for Prime Re-
boiled, and so half bbls do at 2814c " gallon.
FLOUR-The demand good and prices firm saes ABOUT
1000 bb including unbranded Illinois at 600 Superfne
Illinois and Iowa IS 65 40 5t Lous at $5 TO- 80 Soc 20
S and 200 Fancy 81 Louis, the Leyee, non) at "
~ Dbl.
GRAlN-Com in active demand for speculation, and
prices advanced to 10 cents " bushe The sales reached
600 Sacks including 1876 Yellow $685. 4sO at 6O
5000 mostly Yellow TO- 500 Prime White at a. and 29
Prime White for shipment at 76c " bushel Oats have fur
her declined and $50 SKIS Indiana sold at Soc " bushe
PROVISIONs-Pork is without change. Sales of 100
bbs Mess $40 ~ bb 90 80 refused for 500 bb OF Beef
$50 bbls were sold SO for o, and 81 759s7 5< for
Prime. OF Bacon IS casks Missouri Sides brought ~, and
30 casks Illinois Shoulders &c. 10 do Clear Sides @ and 20 do
Hams at Lard in some demand, with sales of $50
eces Prime private terms and 568 kegs, in two lots at
6ac. which price about 1900 kegs sold Wednes
day but not reported.
HAY-7OO bales New York Hay. from vessel brought Ell
% ton.
ROPE-A sale of $50 coils at 7c cash.
OIL CAKE-31 thick Tin casks sold at els so.
GUNNY BAGS-15, 900 sold at &c cash.
COFFEE-Saes 800 bags Rio at SIC " h.
WHISKY-Market frmer. Rectifed is retailing at Gle
" gallon.
REIGHTS-Wihout change
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This body met last evening. Present-Messrs Allan Ben
bienvenu Caldwell, Jarvis, Lugenbuhl, Tompkins and
Waterman-s
Mr. Allan called the Chair. The Council proceeded
TO ballot for President, and Mr.. Allan was elected.
Mr. Walton, the Secretary, presented the of Mr.
Waterman as his security Referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
The Committee on Conrthouse and Prisons reported bill
Gdws S $ he Sc bssSe s he sue named in
euded coal and supplied the offices Of the Clerks of the
Courts and the Sheriff office He did not think that this
should be paid for by the city during the of the Courts
He would offer resolution to test the Of the Council
The Chair stated that the resolution offered should be @
dis posed Of The resolution then taken and adopted
the former Secretary deliver up the papers and moneys
the Police Jury the present Secretary abolish the office
The special order of the day being that portion of the
Mayors message recommending the establishment OF avail
depot at NewOrleans motion OF Mr.. Lugenbuhl,
referred special committee The Chair appointed Messrs
Lggenbghl, Jarvis, and BENT.
Mr. aerman offered resolution relative to certain col
leguons from the Police Jury Of Algiers. Adopted.
Mr. Caldwell offered resolution that from and after this
uel and lights and that repairs shall be made until first
aeied by the Council Referred 10 the Committee Court
MI Jarvis offered resolution that the Attorney prepare
ges OF all laws of the last session having bearing
Mr. Lngenbuh offered resolution nquirng into the right
81 b. Walton hold the office of Secretary of the Coun-
the General Government Referred to commile composed
Of Messrs. Caldwell, Lugenbuh and Waterman.
iof the uneHpred term Mr. Caldwell nominated Mr. Michel
the Sergeant Arms the FIST meeting May each year
MI Caldwell offered resolution enforcing the taking out OF
enforcing the ordinance relative fast driving by draymen.
Mr Caldwell read the ordinance this latter clause show
ing that ne OF from $40 so imposed by law all
dfaymen drtcng faster than Wak turning the corners
strse.s or iaser than SLOW trO when proceeding through
e streets without load. The resolution of Mr.. Caldwell
was adopted.
On motion, the Council adjourned the second Thursday
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Corner Of Magazine aud Common streets, Men Orleans
Importers of and Wholesale Dealers in
ENGLISH FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
AVEat all times on hand large and well assorted Stock
IL consisting in part Of
French and English NEGRO BLANKETS;
7s, "A and Twiled LOWELL COTTONS;
"a, 7S, a. and Twiled white and brown COTTONSt
Kentucky JEANS and LINSEYS;
Glasgow JEANS and Lowell LINSEYS;
PLAID LlNSEYS for House Servants;
Blue and fancy cooEed KENTUCKY JEANS;
White, blue, red, yellow and green FLANNELS;
Negro WOOLLEN GAPS, SOCKS and SHIRTS;
Heavy and light CoTToNADES and DENNIS, for plan
tations;
Madras and Mock Madras HANDKERCH'FS, for Negroe.
Blue, black and mixed sATINETS;
French CALICOES, GINGHAMS, Silks, and Bareges;
English CALlCOES, Mernos, Apacas and Bombazetts:
English HOSE, UNDERSTANDS, Drawers and Gloves:
German HOSE and HALF-HOSE;
Plain, white figured and cOored SWISS MUSLINS;
Plain and cross barred CAMBRICS and MUSLINS;
IRISH LINENS, DRILLING and DIAPERS;
INDIA RUBBER SUSPENDERS;
APRON CHECKS;
COTTON and SILK UMBRELLAS;
COTTON and THREAD LACES.
...And Also....
A great variety of FANCY GOODS, such as are Reuer
ally sold by the trade, which they offer purchasers on
favorable terms. jal5 4mSdp&W
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CusTGMHoUsE, NEw Orleans, /.
Collectors Office, MAY 3, is5O. {
)EFS4aP9Rs Sh Ic FOR BUbbLplNG A BREAKWA

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A BREAKWA-
TEX FOR LIGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Seaed
proposals will be received at this Office until the 18th of May
az II clock to build Breakwaer for Lighthouse Pas
Breakwater to be constructed in the form of three sides
u heA9gOn Gas shown on the plan y each side to be 90 feet
ana 10 be composed OF cypress lxla piles driven three
eet rom centre to centre, and from to 10 feet deep, then
the Lighthouse. ~ "
cypress strnger u inches square to be moced on the
OF % piles, which be enoned receive it; each
ana lemon JOINT to be secured by IL inch reenas
Iough the stnger to be secured to the piles the
dh9 at the centre OF each side by an iron strap x2
u @ over the s9ger and down the piles. to which
seWg up on the other side, also inch iron bolt 10 mass
through the strap and snger, securing them ogether7
straps and u bolts in ALL The Jennings OF the srnsers 10 be
made by a half lap. Wv " "
plankng Of inch thick yellow pine to be well spked IN
iron spikes to each plank each pile the panks To
IL inches broad and to extend from the top of the stnseT
two feet below the .ural surface of the ground "
On the outside OF the plankng and coming up one foo,
thick its top, there to be earth embankment on
slope of IL foot and to be covered with brick bats and
stone strewed overit,
similar embankment to be made on the inside of the
piles but covered with brick and stone the earth to form
these entertainments be taken evenly from the surrounding
surface and depth than foot prevent
forming trenches holes for the accumulation of water
Proposals will also be received for doing following work.
The Roof and Cutters to be epaired.
A Cistern to contain 1900 gallons.
A small Stoop or Shed to front and rear doors.
All of the above work to be done good and substantial
manner and payment be made for the sae the cert
cate Of the keeper that is completed according
aud 10 his entire satisfaction
Any Information required will be furnished on application
81 thf office, SAM, j, PETERS,
mTt tets CRIsgpI and Superintendent or Llshh,
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,

LATITUDE 9o 81 3O N-LoNGITUDE 800 Win Time, 6h
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Palmetto, Smith, Galveston Harris & Morgan
ship Calcutta Given, Boston, j w Andrews l. Go
Bark Virginia, Boush, Richmond and Norfolk,
Bark Tedesco, WinsIow Boston, q w HVnson
Brig Daniel Wild, Leighton Havana, John Alexander
Brig Foster, Loyett Chagres, r M Harrison X n
Br schr ThOs James, B0din, Grand Cayman Nathan
Schr Fairy, Williams, Sisal and market j Alexis
Schr Sarah Matilda Wilson, Tampa Bay ad Key West,
@. j, ZaFatin & Co
6chr DORA, bodhsh, Pensacola, John Hurley
Br schr Ihos Pearson Coz Belize Honduras Barel Co
Steamer ID mosby Kerchival, Montgomery, via Mobile
w Wright
Schr Jane Elizabeth Goodspeed days from Lavaca Bay
TO master, with bales cotton-Point
schr Arispe Ryan, from Tampa Bay 4h inst in bal
last, to U 5 Quartermaster-Sd my.
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen. Taylor, Power, from Donaldsonyile.
m0ndlana, Larose from Balize.
A w Nanlseer, GetsingeF, from st Martinsyile.
Z ID White, Brady from tehatalaya.
Empire, Meekin, from Louisville.
Banner Of Attakapas, Muggah, from st Martinsvile
Patrick Henry, Moore, from ST Louis.
California, Griffin, from Mobile.
Towboat Yankee, Limbert, from the Passes.
Memoranda.
TowbOat Yankee lowed down and to sea- on the 4th inst
ship Bland and bark Isabella Stewart.
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Mr.. John Bird caught in his pike at the Narrows,
Staten island, Goldfish weighing about sixty
pounds. When cut open there was large shad,
one dozen large crabs, ETC., taken out of him.
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RABH JUMPERs--A lot of Elastics, for Baby Jump.
- ers Just come to hand, at
D'ARCY's HAT STORE,
my9 ~ of Canal and Chartres
CUsToMHousE, New Orleans, May 3, 1850, !

Collectors Office.
DROPOSALS FOR WORK TO BE DONE ON
1 GORDON'S ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE, Sealed
Proposals will be received at this Office until the 18th day of
May, at IL O'Clock, do the following work on GorOns
Island Light house;
The Foundation underneath the Light hou to be filed up
to exclude any water from remaining there and then
fill up the outside against the foundation walls about 81
feet high and 20 feet wide to be graded foot deep
the outer edge drain all the from the tonnda
ton To Raise and Level the House proper level To
cut Canal from the house bayou about 70 yards distant
ing up the around the foundation the canal 70 be
feet wide and to feet deep, sufficient afford efecua
drain for all the water ordinary times from the foundation
Of the house Also to fill the Gully leading from the Pass
to the Lighthouse at Gordon Island The above work be
done IN good and substantial manner and payment to be
made for the the certificate of the keeper that il is
completed according to cont and to his entire satisfaction
plcatOn at this office. SAM'L J. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and Superintendent of Lights.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-10

The Methodist Episcopal Conference has been
organized in ST. Louis, Bishop Andrews of South
Carolina, presiding, assisted by Bishops Paine and
Capers. t. o. Somers was appointed Secretary,
and David ]. Allen, Assistant Secretary.
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The emigration to California appears to be
causing sensible dmnuton of business in the
Atlantic cities, where manufactured and imported
goods are supplied to the West. The money
which formerly came East for goods to be con
sumed in the West now is expended on the West
ern frontier in purchasing mules, provisions, wa
CONS etc.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY,
Thursday Evening, May 8, 1850
Arrived to-day steamer Banner of Atakapas "a head
Of Attakapas Calves
PRICES. - Beef Cattle, 46D7c " ID net; Hogs,
94c " ID net; Sheep 1904 ~ head Mich Cons, go
9$45; Gaines, % 0O9$5 50 " head.
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The inscription upon the block prepared by Hi
nois for the National monument is
ILLINOIS:
STATE s0vEREIGNTY-NATIoNAL UNION.
The latter being the motto of the State arms !;
nothing could more clearly indicate the true seni.
ment Of the people of that State.
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sch0Oners.

C0WAN'S VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC.
~ Unprecedented in dssOlyng Stone the bladder and
Kidney and healing the inasmmst9y diseases Of the Tn.
phSb M Wrish 4 C9,s, lbl Charities stSsti JaRes 81
stsssI EsIands 99rnss Dr. A. A. JeHss, R GSNP gEssi
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1t is said that Mr. Ware, the disbursing officer
OF the Western Railroad, at Springfield, will clear
himself completely of the charge of embezzling the
funds,
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



COTTONThere but little done in the Cotton market
yesterday. the sales altogether barely reaching 800 bales
Buyers willing to pay the full prices which
ally insisted on, and are inclined TO hold of.
NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFfcATION.
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CURIOUS DIscovERY.-The Pittsburg Gazette
says, an immense bed of soft substance, with
many of the peculiarities of soap-stone, has been
discovered about three miles beyond Brighton, on
the line of the railroad. 1t is of about the consist
ency OF tallow, though not brittle, appears to
have no grit, and can be shaved with a knife with
as much ease as a piece of cheese. 1t is dark
drab color. The bed is five feet thick and the con-
tractor, in making his excavations has found it
very troublesome substance. He cannot break it
or blow it up, quarry it, by any of the ordinary
processes. He is trying to shave it off in thin
slices with plough.
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PRINTING Press SPEoULATIoN-A gentleman
Of this city, in June last shipped to San Francisco
printing press, with the necessary type, etc.
They cost here about $4,000 By the Ohio he re-
ceived letter informing him that they had safely
arrived, and had been sold to a company at Sacra-
mento city for $4,000! Some of the members Of
this company are well known in this city Their
purpose in making the purchase, was to establish
new paper, to be called "The Sacramento Tran
script, the first number of which was to be issued
very soon after the sailing of the California The
publishers express confidence in their ability to
make 1t " the best paper in California"
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W
Yeager Addison Yieser Philip Zuter r
Young G P

Bookkeeper at Llhrop, Knox Co-.Ageney Augusta
rance Co.. Secretary of Qunan Lodge X box NO.
Owners Of the ship Ahamba- Bookkeeper N Towns
end's Superintendent Of Marine Hospital. Box No.
62---- Box l07 Jr.--R T g. Commercial Lodge No
Ia. Steamboat Atlantic and enant Lodge
No H. Delta Lodge No. I5---orieans Lodge No. H.
Teutona Lodge No. TO-. Washington Lodge No. g.. =
Secretary Crescent City Lodge No. National whig .
Evening Mercury The Southener- The Tropic.
NJ. MUSSON, p. NJ. .
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JUDGE STORY AND THE Law SCHOOL AT CAM
BRIDeE.-The committee appointed by the Board
oil overseers OF this institution, to investigate its
condition, have recommended through their Chair
man, Charles Sumner, Esq. the establishment of
a Professorship of Commercial Law and the Law
OF Nations, as the most proper mode of testfyng
proper respect for the memory of their late bene-
factor and fellow laborer, Judge Story.
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SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A B d O M I N A L
SUPPER TER

AeA AAiy at his Octes, 70 s. cha street. 9pp'ifs Caa
The ighte elastic and instrument in ase for
the of the cOmpanthe bearing down feeling at
the bottom of the stomach lungs side and back
the whites, ETC. In pregnancy its use prevents miscarriage
fact indispensable the comfort OF delicate
female If any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter, they
be referred the wife of cehFated physician OF ta
city, who IS now using with perfect satisfaction after try
ing several other patent supporters without relief Phys
clans are respectfully invited call and examine the nsir
ment at the propretor's, 20 St. Charles street.
practice have had occasion aud all tho
boosted Abdominal supporters aud have
adapted mpa relief and the Afflicted AE
Philadelphia, Aug. 10, lsi9 WM. ANDERSON, M ID.
For three years afflicted with The eompani-psrt
the time confined to bed. My sueTgs very great No
hing relieved until MIR
pOrters enabled work about the house, regain my for
ner health and sheeTtulnesA Mrs WILKINSON,
August q, 1873. l51 Eighth street. pEiiadeiphia.
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Memoranda
Worth RrOfhprs.

Towboat Yankee owed down and to sea- on the 4h ms
ship Bland and bark Isabella Stewart
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'HE undersigned, his old established Office confines to
accommodate desous OF remitiing moasy their
friends IN England Ireland or Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Dfa payable IN any post town in the above named king
doms, and in suit He also usual continues haT
ing passengers brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable terms. Parties living distance, by
ADDRESSING ssr tp6stpaid) to the pPSeIslgnsd, viii Do
SO 1y No Is Bank
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CAuIloNl Persons ruPtered should be aware have
no security against rdnglated Hernia with all it's ko-I
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LIEUT.. ScHEkcK's REPoRT-On Wednesday
morning at about twenty minutes past O'Clock
the steam towboat Diana, with the bark Col. Stan
ton in tow, going down the river, came in contact
with the steamship Ohio, which was ascending.
The Diana, with her tow, attempted to cross the
bows Of the steamship, when the collision took
place; and notwithstanding abe engines of the lat
ter were stopped and she had commenced backing,
the Diana and Stanton were so much injured that
they both sunk almost Immediately. The Ohio
sustained no material damage. She remained
with the wrecks until after daylight, and succeeded
it is believed, in saving every person on board. AT
O'Clock, when the Ohio left, both wrecks had
drifed nearly down to the Pilot Station, and tow
boats were going to them. Neither vessel was en-
tirely under water, and much of the Col Stanton's
cargo would be saved
According to the statement of the steersman of
the Diana, who was at the wheel at the time of
the collision, the Pilot and Captain supposed the
Ohio to be on the west side of the river, when in
fact she was hugging the eastern shore, within 40
or so yards. The Diana had her helm "hard-a-
starboard." Several of the passengers and crew
of the Col Stanton came up in the Ohio.
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U. s. DISTRICT Court In CAaacery-J .HeRfnley
presiding, r. Fl. .HeCGeb, associate - This celebrated
case up yesterday for trial. p c. Wright John R.
Gryme and John A. Campbell, appeared for complanants
and G. b. Duncan l. T. Preston, NJ. Blache Jules La
vergne, NJ. " Labare, Jann & Taylor, II. d. Ogden r
G. Morgan, Thomas II. Lewis, Robert Preaux and j. H.
Holland, for defendants After sundy objections the part
of the counsel for the defence the ordered that the
parties should proceed and that it should stop TO decide
any point in the case but would hear the whole cause
and decide all the points init when woud pronounce its de-
csion.
Mr. Wright read the complainans BILL which in the
of Myra Clark Gaines Richard Ref, Beverly
Chew, and Others claiming be the he of Daniel Clark
deceased under his last will of 18l3 and such entitled to
certain large of land in and about the city of New Or
leans Also, claiming hundred and sixteen slaves and
debts due the estate of Daniel Clark deceased
To this and amended BILL disclaming the rights of
Baeses and davowng them heirs of Daniel Clark the
defendants filed full answer, and also six different pleas
wiz number of demurer3.
After the reading of the pleadngs the testimony was en-
tered into, and which, from its great length will probably oe
cupy the court for time.
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AMERICAN THEATRE.--Mss Davenport had an
elegant and fashionable house last evening, at
tracted by the announcement of her second appear
ance in her inimitable character Of Meta in the
Maid Of Mariendorptn and it was gratifying to
notice the large number Of ladies' who graced the
dress circle This fully proves that talent will
draw. Il is q matter Of great regret that her en-
gageTnent IL Just terminating, as the public are
beginning to appreciate her splendid performances
The audience, last night were excited even to
saafs indeed we saw drop in the eye of many
not used % the melting mood. 1t was Miss Daven-
port Performance Of lfeeta that affected Mr. Clay
II the saine way At Baltimore and INDUCED him to
speak 50 highly Of her genius. Miss d. can only
peffo1n II one comedy during her engagement,
and the par selected is Constance in the g Love
Chase This wilt be great treat to the refined
public 81 our city.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. ~ Last evening the Ly-
ceum Hall was denseiy crowded TO hear an address
from 2. IA. White Of Pennsylvania, the popular
and eloquent advocate of temperance. Although
The evening was stormy the weather could moi
dampen the zeal Of the audience, or prevent this
manifestation Of public interest in the cause. The
room presented brilliant appearance the diffe-
rent orders Of the Sons and Daughters Of Tempe
rance attended in their chaste and beautiful regalia
and their banners were tastefully arranged around
the stage. The music by the choir added much 10
the exercises Of the evening. The meeting was
first addressed BY the Rev. Mr. Marshall Of Vicks-
barg, and then MIR. White arose amidst an enthusi-
sias.ic welcome and during his long and powerful
appeal in behalf Of the temperance reform, he was
listened to with attention that showed the hearts
Of his audience were with him. Mr.. White has
infused new energy in the cause in this city, and
has awakened in our midst the spirit Of other days
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arrivals at the Prinoipal Hotels....asd,

s E.Ss hi:S Gerry Il Hahn DPnn Gp;g
ders, J. 4. Webb, Miss Webb, Miss N. u Bosley, M ow
shnEay. w f. Ray, +. s. Giiet nj. y Morton, Tenn;
Evans: f B. Sah w S Msss HI MGe
manson Syz and lady, L. Freeman, G. 8. West, N. Y;
Or. Barstow, R. j. Lakeland. J. Smith and lady, Mo-; w
Willis, w; r. Niles, A. r.. Black, Miss; W X. DAVIS
soa, va T. Baker and lady, Miss baker La Mr. and Mrs
Dearborn, Major Blake, Major Merrill U; = A.; g Boq
guet F. Gidemeeser, France; p. l.. Freeley p Wolff, c.
D. Bufk ~ 81 g. L. Broome PhilS9deph9i w b. lay
Kline, MIR. Hopkins, va ''' 0'''''''''
PIANTERs'-R. Calhoun, J. D. Thorpe, La; II. Webb,
u w Patterson, n. o.; e. @. Hill, WI L. Myrick ?. Blair,
Wmni s. Wright, Ga; Wmi a, MeClung, II. A. Hawkins,
Powell. s. W. Wells, Mr. Myers Mississippi; J. Porter L.
Porter, T. g. Wright, Thomas Casey, Texas: l.. Cory, F.
Rooney, Alabama; Lieut.. Col; T. Morris Y; $, A.; Il I.
Ia wis, Ira A. Williams, Washington Lieut.. Hanes Phil.
ig%LETT's.-D. NJ. Griffith, George Miller, Kentucky
j. il. Rinehart. New Orleans.
VERANpA.-B. Pendleton Mr. Charles w. S. Taylor,
Mrs, Williams, j. D. Martin, Mis- Martin Miss A. w Mar.
tn Sam. Perkins, IL. Perkins, j. p Pryor Mississippi; W.
j. II. Reynolds. Tennessee; II. Strong, Ohio: E. w Meri-
weter, lady and two children Virginia. j. Baker lady and
daughter = Harwn. lady and child Mis- NJ A. Marsh,
Lancaster, Texas Dr. L. NJ Crocker, Belize Honduras; r
Gaffney, South Carolina: Il. Matthews O. w Hackett j.
Wallace, J G. A. Tr0wbrdge, NewYo rk; r. w. Pierce,
Boston; j. Littlelohn, b. G. Shaw.
LOUISIANA. = Sylvester II. Fuller, Thomas Young, T.
St Louis; M J. Newton, Boston: Abel Brch Philadelphia;
j. johnson, J. Beyoy, New York.
ARCADE.-A Copeland, Georgia: j. NJ Hawthorn Ala.
bama; John Smoker NewOreans; Rufus o. Pray, Miss.