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new law passed at the recent session of the Legislature the
Board VIM % enabled e see0mRs is important duties 70
BY ire rraat ncease Of sviotsnce and CRIME
prisons viii b 1 e % s pSss my y o
eating auor IS chiefly be attributed this augmen.aen
the us1aJ ims win observe with pleasure tina. the Fire
Department continued during re past s yeSI nSresss
ans have occas but ne. every S ssys ts @
6sb any great injury spe Of daad consequent
On depIoabe lack Of water. know Of class Of citizens
MORE MORE tsn he freInen fe characteristic love of order and
law their signal e. IND PrsysT T "a, are
From The statements FURNISHED me by Ihs TTessursF g three
FUND.- The total debts amounted 10 81 us, Az A. which
communicate 70 you for general informaiIon ~
the misfortune of public 70 incur the dsapproval Of their
fellow citizens To this rule have not been an exception
ions cannot also be unmlndul Of the fact that among the
some which are obnoxious portion Of the community.
Regardless however Of all sectional Or personal consdea
eye to the public good, trusting that in doing shall
the hearty support Of your Honorable Body and Of
have the honor TO remain your, etc,
The portion concerning the Water Works. referred
special committee, composed OF Messs. Jarvis, BENT,
and Cuculu.
The standing committees were announced by the Chair as
follows:
Fiaance-Messrs Caldwell, Jarvis, Benyenu.
Court House and PrisoRS-N1esrs. Allan, VANDERBILT,
Tiaims.-Mesans. BENT, Cuculiu, Waterman.
Police .jHrB-Mesrs Tomphins, Lugenbuhl, Roselius
That portion of the message concerning pauDersm
feed committee composed of Messrs Caldwell. Lugen
bull, and Allan.
The remainder ofte message appropriately REFEREED
The Mayors salary fixed $780, and the appropria
ton for clerk-bre at 1890.
MIR. John Calhoun rendered MeSrs. John M. Bach and
Charles aes for his securities Secretary of the Board Of
Liquidators. Accepted
letter from Mr.. Whitman read stating that various
errors had been committed in counting the returns of the last
election in of which he had been defeated
Whereas in reality he elected by majority of eight
votes. Referred a COMMITTEES.
The Council then adionrned to Thnrsday next
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Third MunioipnIitv Counc,,,


held s evening. ssazsneas Aldermen
HsInsndez Bouie, Welt, Bruneans and Pssey
The minutes OF the former meeting were read and ap.
Message was read from the Mayor making an official
announcement Of The recently elected Municipal Officers
Another Message from the Mayor the action
OF the Council several important subjects, particularly
over which the new Council hold control It further recon-
mends provisional assistance to be extended to the new May
or Court vigilance in the police protection to the wharves
and careful supervision over all the commercial interests of the
Another message received in which the Mayor declared
the withholding OF his sanction to TIVE resolutions passed by
ing Messrs Wtaker and Lqgenbuh $500, for thei, sk
and gutter stones on both sides Of Good Children street,
Tbe P appointed to nyestigate the charge o lille
Claiborne, Here's and Dodard duly elected and entitled
the Committees reports whereapon MI Hooper banded IN
protest and insisted that should be read and spread
The Recorder said that the protest out of ORDER until
after the Council had voted on the reports Mr. Hooper
be was not and on Mr. Hooper per.nS and fenssr . a
1ps Il when 0s der s SO to dP the
T T sehOed from the lobby general eopmoon enped
Presdent-he in the lobby undertook to jump over
s railing which IN sensLaed them from the delibera9g
not be turned out unless he were first made corpse When
order was again restored, the reports feread and
hat and Jeff e hail. Ae & tie oHPfI TOOK 20 S up Re- S
eorders election vas read and adopted in which seuze
p f. Nogues was elected Secretary of the Council by
unanimous vote.
The following standing committees then appointed
EtRdRce-Messrs claiborne, Boule, and j. Braneau.
CgHtrot-Alessrs. Wilt, Dodard, and Demo.
CkiiHs-MessTs. Here's Hooper. and Paisley,
Potiee-Messrs. Hernandez, Here's, Wesbemer and Bru.
Uork hoHse-Messrs. Boulet, Paisley, and Dodard
Fre-Mesrs Brennan and Demo.
lndlcfdry-Messrs. Claiborne Hooper, and Hernandez
Unfinished BusiHess-Messrs. DObard Weishemer, and
Boulet. - ' $500
Public Messrs. vandegrifr Page, and soria
School BOdrd-Messrs Dodard, Hooper, Wilt and BFu.
neau from the First Second, Third and Fourth Wards and
and ]. Solomon.
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ToBACCo-sales of about 10 hhds R. at 6a7c ~ lb
all that we heard Of
SUGAR AND M0LASSES-TheS Sugar market is i'm.
proving under light receipts and sales of $50 hhds made
at 44@4sc ~ ID, advance of 1aD1Sc. Moasses was in
request and some 400 bbs sold at 12c for Good Fer
mening, and 24@25c for Prime rel boiled. s
FLOUR-Saes of 1700 bb made yesterday at steady
prices 400 bbls Ohio S. 45@$5 so for Superne and
IS 10 for Fine; $50 ST. Louis at IS 1906 S7, and eco
Choice Illinois at 81 25 9P Dbl.
CORN-The sales yesterday summed up 5000 sacks at the
following wide 5000 sacks yellow at 69aD65c; SOC
at 10 400 white at 70972, and 1900 do. at 7576c %
bushe. About 5000 sacks remain unsold on the Levee
OATS-Sales 1000 sacks st. Lonis 58D60c 9P bushe
BRAN-236 sacks were sold from store at 81 25
PORk-Market very quiet so bbs Mess were sold at $40
P bb and lot of Hams and Shoulders in dry salt at ga for
Hams and ga for Shoulders.
BEEFA sale of6l3 bbls Mess and $50 Prime was made on
private terms.
LARD-Firm. l44 bbs No brought SIC; 1870 kegs 65c,
and $50 choice leaf &c 81 ID.
BACON-Sales of 81 casks Cincinnati Sides on the Levee
at AZ IA do Missouri at A; IS of Missouri Shoulders at
80 and 10 Cincinnati at s2sc.
CHEESE-s3 boxes Western on the Levee brought Sc %
10. an advance.
TALLOW-Saes 100 bbs prime City Rendered at SIC
WHISKY-A6O bbls Rectied sold yesterday at 2O@9aO,s
4S Raw at al1a and 70 do at 221sc @b gallon
fredericksburg doing in Freights
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Making a Total. .......,

cannot allow the present occasion 70 pass BY without al
in midst, and which demands prompt and vigorous
remedy. Our streets dayaonged with beggaFs many
form almost any knd %ann sbo but %bo aDe 70 2sI
posing upon the pToveba beneyoence Of citizens than
In fact the system Of begging is conducted in many in
sas 5 aSa ss oa I % sh & s
eNe cur and frequently take adyantage Of Their
commit robberes and depredaons This class Of people, in
to honest poverty, which seeks Intellectually
against their hyPOcrtcq demands To remedy The evil,
S f the purchase Of piece e ground the city
gould be placed and made their bread TO carry out
aement, and the operation Of the three MGnicipaites but
IN te meantime recommend the matter your serious
Another Of greater magnitude even than the one Just
Seg may ,n De o1nd IN hs rapid MULTIPLICATION Of Juvenile
I'm streets and not assang the paser.
and he See be s we On The waIves
on sugar and other produce Unfortunately these children
encourage them every vice. and thus we have he revolving
peilaee before us Of generation sprngng up our midst
the ections imposed BY eueaton and Who from tRe petty
aud dpsTyT Sui9 @ gy EXPAND n into the
and though in the exercise Of my official capacity
yet they are speedily claimed by their parents and as no se
enaIge can be brought against them they are allowed
formed by some Of the police officers that girls Of tbs des
most filthy prostitution have stated Res mesechov u et s
without any reserve trusting thai your honorable body
mOsrous and crying corruption desire to direct goS D p 5Is
hcuar attention to subject upon which have ALREADY
touched in addressing myself your PREDECESSORS and who'll
from her preminent position commands ioGrhs Of the
Gulf trade, not only without naval depot but has not
even government vessel stationed in her port when almost
every Atlantic city Of the country has navy yard and YES
eel Of war for is protection need not espaate pecu
liar advantages which city presents for the establishment
OF depot, but feel satisfied that your honorable body will
al your earliest possible convenience, memorable the Seere
taIy OF the Navy on the subject.
The Board of Health has been active and vgilar in the
discharge of their duties during the past year. although oon
derab restricted by the limited powers under which they were
compelled 10 act, Its be hoped however hat under The
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY :. 1850.

To RETURNED CALIFoKN1ANs. = Our streets are now
filled with returned adventures from the land Of gold and
the different brokers' offices crowded with these fortunate
treasure seekers who have brought with them te well mer
from the mines full warning, however, that although out
Of the woods' and in with pockets full of rocks
yet they still in danger of being eeced of their hard
ings. On fresh arrival the gang of ogues who nles
city gather at The principal places of deposit for the pre-.
eOus metal, and there lay in wait rob or swinde the emf
grants, circumstances suggest. Every expedien
adopted and without due precautions are used by the Cali
iOrnians, of them will have like THEN
predecessors the loss of their little hoard of wealth.
STEAMBOATS, the of leaving port the avoe places
ofplunder for the light fingered gentry, and room door
yield ready entrance by of mles and other tools Of
the kind The police have been unable prevent these
predatons, and particularly advise strangers city
keep their effects under their own eye when they arrive on
board, until the boat has left the levee
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A letter to the NewYork Tribune says: "The
directors of the Suffolk Cotton Mills in this city
have decided to stop making cloth at the present
ruinous prices and have to-day given notice to the
five hundred persons employed by the company,
that the services of one-half of their number must
be forthwith dispensed with. 1t is stated, on good
authority, that a similar disposition will be made
Of those employed by the Boott,' fremont and
Massachusetts, Cotton Mills, which corporations
employ 1900 persons, and represent a capital of
81 500 600.
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A meeting of the Baptists has recently been held
liz Nashville, to take into consideration the neces-
sity and propriety of establishing Publication So
cety at San Francisco, for the purpose of laborng
in the field now opening so rapidly on the Eastern
shores of Asia, by the growing commerce of our
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFEReON CITY, Z
Monday Evening, May 6, 1850.
Arrived to-day per steamers Winfield Scott Gen Iafay.
and Rio Grande SO head of Beef Cattle including ss
head of Attakapas Cattle. 635 Hogs, 5 Mich Cows, 80
Calves from Attakapas
PRIoEs.-Be Cattle, 41k96JSc 4plb net; Hogs, 81
94Sc R ID net; Sheep, we find none in market: Mich
Cons, s2O9$5O; CdtUes. SO 0O0Ds6 90 " head.
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1t is said that no inscription for the Washington
National Monument has yet been adopted or even
thought Of, by the Board of Managers. If ever
that subject should should come up before the
present officers, any other language than plain
Eaglish, for such purpose, would not be, for a
moment, considered
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RECORDER BALDwIN's Court. - The cases yesterday
were of trivial importance
John DAILY and Daniel Carter brought up on the
charge Of vagIaney and yegeate for 30 days
the cty's expense.
VIM. p. Hamin accused of interfering with the police in
the discharge of their duty, required to give bail in the
SUN of $500 to keep the peace.
VIM. Murray before the First District Court on
the charge OF swndng Mrs. Olive Higgins, by the
Sc California ball trick
Patrick OATES arrested at the request of Mr. Cassidy
F. Ward and Mr.. Munoe who him of stealing their
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The religious anniversaries commenced in New
York on the 2Sth, with the meeting of the Ameri-
can Society for meliorating the condition of the
Jews. There are eighteen societies on the ami
versary list this year, and the meetings will extend
10 The ODD inst
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CusTiGNHHogsE, MEw 9rleaInsi 49,

DSln TIN bDlIDlNG a BREAkWA-
proposals viii be received this Office until the 18th of Nav
az IL clock, to build Breakwater for nj Pas
Manchac, m accordance with plan file in this office
breakwate TO be constructed in the form of three sides
Of heXagon las shown on the plan , each side be 60 feet
feet from centre to centre, and from TO 10 feet deem Their
tops to be feet above the bed of the bottom of lie sis Of
the Light-hOuse w ~ "
cypress snger u inches square to be moreed on the
heads OF the piles which to be enoned to receive it, each
morce and joint to be secured by two IL inch
angles and at the centre OF each side by iron strap
inches going the stnger and the piles 10 hr
TO be secureR by inch bolts going through and
serewlng up on the other side also inch bolt 10 pass
through Tie strap and strngeT securing them together-7
straps and u bolts in ALL The Jennings OF the srngers to be
pankng of inch thick yellow pine to be well spiked nm
The outside OF the snger and piles, with three inches long
IRON spikes TO each plank each pile the plans average
inches bToa and TO extend from the top of the snger Ia
two ieet below the ma ural surface of the ground.
On the outside OF the plankng and coming up one foot
thick over It's top, there to be earth embankment on
slope OF IL to foot and TO be covered with brick bats and
stone strewed overit
similar embankment be made on the inside of the
piles but not covered with brick and the earth to form
these embankmens be taken evenly the surrounding
surface and not greater depth than foot to prevent
forming trenches holes for the accumulation of water
Proposals will also be received for doing the following work
ING Roof and Cutters to be sepaired.
a Clster4 TO contain 1000 gallons.
z 7lnsn stop OF Shed TO front and rear doors.
ana pay ment to be made for the same the eer
caS o me KEEPER that is completed according contract
Any Information required will be furnished on application
my4 tolls Collector and ~ u f;s,,.
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cUsToMHoUsE, New Oceans, May 8, 1850, !

t0HOPOsAllS FOR WORK TO BE DONE ON
. y GORDQS's ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE Sealed
Island Light house:
The Foundation underneath the Light house to be filed mn
So as to exclude any water from remaining there then
hi up on the outside against the foundation walls about 81
feet hg and 20 feet wide be graded 10 one foot deep al
the outer edge as to drain all the from the ounda
ton. To Raise and Level the House proper level To
cut Canal from the house bayou about rs yards distant
and wheel all the dirt from the Canal for the purpose of fill
ing up the space around the foundation the canal he
ieet wde and 10 feet deep, sufficient afford eectna
drain Tor all the water at ordinary times from the foundation
oil the house. Also to fill the Gully leading from the PAS
70 the Light at Gordon Island The above work to be
done IN good and substantial and payment to be
made Tor the same, the certificate OF The Keeper thai il i
Completed according to and to his entire satisfaction
ANY inrther information required will be furnished ON ap
pnGaioh ~ TINS oihee, SAML ]. PETERS,
my4 lolo Collector and SUPERINTENDENT OfI iphts
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.YIfl'ed .HTlg1ll.Oe s. 90


No. "a Magazine Street.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
~ We would invite purchasers Clothing to call and e1unu
cur assortment which will be found be very complete.
Sac Goats, Dress and FTock Coats POIkas and
LamHrtines, OF the following materials:
French MIno, Drap dE6 Cashnerette Paratuetta Engl
hges sud cnored Alpaca, India Sersucker brow
% Sn nl Grass Linen brown buff white STRIPED checked
'N'th' Orieh'ai suk and Linen, e'e. etc.
Vests.
VI white troUn buh and fancy Linen white and fame,
bvh taahnere, black and fancy Silk Satin
Nhis SIX and Satln etc
PanfaIOons.
Paea Mohar Cord, India Rankeen white firen Drill fancy
lsn Dr brown, yellow and check Linen French Cotton
s.. Shirts, Hosiery, CraVats, etc.
9upeinhei all Ldnen SHRrS-laest styles.
,uperahS and Medium quality Muslin ShiTtslatcst nye
Negro ShiTtn.
SSqES six Gauzs blernO Gsuzs Flannel
jroEu White and Pink Cotton undsrrhitS aud Drzws.
nesvg SIX undcrAhirs and Drawers
s1.e Ihread UuiershlTts and DrawHrs-beautul goods
@ blue and White Flannel and Merno Drawers
cry rich styles fancy CRAVATS,
Efench and Italian Black Silk CrATats.
sslH md Linen HAEDKERCHIEFS.
sisle Thread, Linen and 3ilk GLOVES
lsle Thread, Cotton and Merino HALF-HOSE
SAX aud Bingham Umbrellas Trunks Carpet Bags etc.
full assortment Of BOYS and CHlLDREN's CLOTHING.
~ osE PRICE, FOR GooDs, and No Deviation.
ALFRED MUNROE co.
my3 2ip II No. "a MagaziueW
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ARREsTED.-Jack Carr and Hank Harmon, alias VIM.
Shore, arrested by the Third Municipality police for
playing swinding games with California ball. whereby the
funds OF verdant citizens transferred from the pockets of
said verdants to those of the said Jack and William These
swindlng gentlemen possessed of various curious i'm
pemens when arrested and they by short of
cash, part Of which of a spurious character
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RoBBERY.-JOhn Brown was anaigned yesterday before
Recorder Geno the charge Of obbng Alexander McIn.
tyre The complainant stated in evidence, that the night
Of the 4h inst he stopped the of Uune and
Galan Streets and orcby robbed of his gold watch and
s52 in Mcintyre identified Brown the culpnt and
he accordingly remanded for trial before the First Dis
trio,
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CASH SILK GOODS EsTABLIsHmE
Thomas Brady,
%

NEW BAREGEs, French Jaconets organd Ayorines Tissues
LaSns. Printed Cambrc GinghAms Foulard sks summer
Slks etc. etc. - -
and Napkins S'' -f''' ~
LACE MANrlLLAs Barge aud usu Msntlas Lace Shawl.
ana be5I1s, Grape Shawl, China CGapea.
BLACk MATTIoNi SILKS, Rich Fancy silks, all styles.
FAhAsoLS, thldreh's Paraiols, Silk Umbrellas
hst Nets Laeea Ribbons, GimPs, Frngcs, Buttons and all
descriptions ot Trimmings, apl0
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This body met last evening. PTesent-MeSrs. Roseins
Ben Caldwell, Allan, Jarvis, ViORnet, Waterman Tomp
klns Bienvenn, VandegrtI, Cucuu, and LugenbuhI MIR
Roselus was chosen to preside
a message from the Mayor read, communicating TIN
names of the Aldermen elect
The Council proceeded the election ola Secretary j.
Walton was chosen by vote Of 8, his opponent Mr. G
Rande, receivng3 Mr. Mahoney chosen Door keeper
The election OF SergeanatArms postponed till Jun,
next FOR Attorney, Cypren Dufour received voes-Mr
Warield q For Keeper Of the Powder Magazine Mr. Gar
ngue was chosen. Mer. Magne Weiss the Bee wert
chosen Printers of the Council by vote of to s. Mess
Caldwell and Tompkins were selected as Directors of The
Water WORKS for the ensuing year
The following message from the Mayor was received:
MAYoRALTY oF NEW ORLEANs,l
MAJ
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1MoUssuLMAN zNo.n FOB RonFTNa

sbscrbeTs, for the sale Vielle loots m
celebrated Sheet zine would call attention Of Builders snG
this article when used Of proper ana nv
durable and economical article for Ro used o.
Europe FOR thirty years without repair and appsnty
good when hrst put particularly caleuateJ or he
ofarge buildings ehuchs sugar honsea eic Crcuisrs givng
the requisite nicrnaian on the subject had and models
he mole Of using u lesa on sPpliesllon 20 -
sLARk, DAY & sTAuFFER
SeFser Canal end AaEssass
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BREACH OF TRUsT-John Reagin made an affidavit be.
fore Recorder Genos yesterday charging Olive Canton
with breach Of Reagin states that the 18th Of
November last he deposited for safe keeping in Canons
boarding house. in Galatin street, chest of clothing valued
500 and that the defendant refuses the same
He further deposed that month since said clothing
sold auction by the accused. The charge will be further
examined into
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g p. JONES, attorney and Counsellor at Laao Mans.
-. field peSoto Parish La will practice in the District
Gaado, RssaGs To the Attorneys Of the 18th and l5th
Judicial plssHep ap6lyW
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT oErIoE,

Tuesday Morning, May 7, 1850. )
COTTON-There good demand for Cotton yester-
day and the sales summed up $500 bales about Saturdays
The Telegraph wires still out of ORDER and no news
of the Eanadh has veil he rnneyel
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SHER MANS
PATENT PREMIUM
A 3 D o NJ I NJ A i
SUPPER Ter

sd saiv at he oaes cAasss sss, sJsssits Oais-
The ghte mo elastic and instrument IN as tor
the of the WOMB compainths bearing down eelinS AZ
the bottom of the weakness OF the lungs side and back
the whites, In pregnancy, its use prevents mlsea5age
female Ii any doubt the efficacy of this supporter they Gan
be referred the wife Of very celebrated physician o. ms
city, who s now using enc with perfect satsaeel aes ny
ing several other patent sappoFtefs without Tlei fhys-
clans respectfully invited cali and the nssr
aehi al the pFoptietor's. 70 st. Charles street.
In practices have had Alins and ap an Ne
ooasad Abdominal supporters ioud 90 well
adapted 20 impair Tei aud comfort The afictsd a. NJ .
Phlsdelpha. Aug. IS. lel9- WA ANDERSON IA =.
For three years afflicted with The Eonb o.
The time confined to eed. My snheEss were yey ssaL
thing relieved until MIR Shermans AbdouanA sap
porters Il enabled ofk about ha hgn sud ny ot-
mer health and eheerfulness. Mrs WlllhlfsON.
August q, 1910. i5T Eighth street, Phlstslpha
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q Ihs QlE Dspoi for NE Snls Of DALLEY,S ORIGINAL
sid OfY " GENU1NE MAGICAL IA m xf1
~ ~ cagFNF1fFs " - V 81 n 81
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Sick tiSiting Committee:
n; j NJ EnderGSunda Circus. just below POydras.
+ Mcttat17.Tqesday-26 Phlippa street
g. Webber-Thursday- Florida LANDING
u. Haoran-Friday-
Il. Bshop-Saturday-2 Philippa
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Grand Division, s. of Il.
% At the ANIMAL Session of the Ora nd Division,
peranee of Louisiana held in this city the ad inst follow
officers duly elected and installed ensuing year
ROBERT NJ. LUsHER G. W. p. of No. II;
J. }. ILbENBlHL W. A., of No. IL;
EDWIN L, LEWIS d. s., of No IT;
ANTHONY II. ELDRfJj &C.. G, T., OF No. s; g.,
n. A. MORSE. q. Chap of No. 90;
JOHN BOY; ,,......ti. G Of No, Ii
JACOB MONTFORD ..........G G, s., of No.
RoBT. W. PoWELL.-........, p. 6. W. p, of No. 4.