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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20
NEW TER SEW

n, The Legislature Of New Jersey met at Trenton on
Tuesday Sas d. Garfield was elected President Of
the Senate and John H Philips Speaker OF the House,
both Democrats In the Senate, half of the officers are
Wings, but in the House they all OF the opposition
The message OF Gov Hanes was laid before the
Legislature the next dav. 1t presents briefand salts
factory view of the condition of tie State Its leve-
nues during the past year have been sufficient to meet
the expenditures, and leave small balance in the
Treasury. The State fund vested in various stocks,
&c, amounts to $933,Sl8 and its income will justify an
appropriation of $4,000 for common schools
Pursuant to resolutions of the Legislature the Cover
nor has ready for delivery block Of stone for the
Washington Monument on which are inscribed words
commemorative OF the principal battles in New Jersey,
at which General Washington was present.
The Governor communicates to the Legislature the
resolutions oil the Constitutional Convention of Indiana
approving OF the compromise of the last SEES
sson OF Congress- Also resolutions OF the Constitutional
Convention Of the State Of New Hampshire on the
same subject; and says that he believes the people oil
New Jersey accord IN the sentiments Of these resolu-
tons, and that they will firmly stand by and maintain
those, measures, regarding them, on the whole, not
merely wise and patriotic, but essential to the union
prosperity peace and progress of this great coniedera
cy and that the people any further ag-
tation ofthe exciting topics involved in them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

FINANCES OF PENNsYLvANiA.-The finances of this
State set forth in the Governors Message as fol-
lows:
amount of debt due on the Both November last,
75,4o5; stock and cash in hands of Commission
of Sinking Fund, S465 600, interest saved of spe-
cal loan in the disconnuance Of Plane, 100000 which
deducted leaves S39 go 1884, decrease Of public debt
binary expenses, to avoid the inclined plane, and to
complete the North Branch Canal. These completed,
nearly one million Of dollars may be appropriated an
nuay the reduction OF the public debt. The receipts
OF the treasury last year were 81 433 49, being less
than the estimates Sl2s,l67 The estimated expendi-
lures We're $4034 900; actual payments, 81 553 1913
The estimates tor 1901 Receipts, "a 1886 900; pay
ments, 81, l0l 300.'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

Chloroform, according to statements recently laid
before the French Academy of Sciences, is found
to be an anti-septic ofmarvellous virtue preventing
animal decomposition after death, or promptly
checking it if already commenced But its use
and value, it would appear, do not stop here. The
French Government having offered prize of
1000 francs for the discovery of a substitute for
Qulnlne In the treatment of fevers, Prof. Deoux
OF Rochefort, recommends chlorof3rm as pow
erfn succedaneum. Periodic fevers are common
at Rochefort and he treated numerous cases in
the hospital there with such regularity of success
that ne feels warranted in recommending it as a
substitute for Quinine. He gave it in doses of
from 9 10 80 grains, according to the severity of
symptoms, mixed with syrup and water. 1t was
administered before the access of fever, and its use
continued for several DAYS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20
IIrIcA- 18th Iar

The first Presbyterian Church in this City was des-
troyed by fire last night The Church was built about
20 years ago. at cost Of S25 600. 1t was the largest
structure in this Cy-he organ was PIT up 8 years
since, at cost OF $4,000 The insurance on the
and the loss falls on the Etna and Protection Insurance
Companies.
The valuable communion service was destroyed, the
only things saved being number OF books in the
basement. The seeple fell upon a small wooden bull
ding, which was also destroyed The fire is supposed
to be the work OF nceudiaes and the loss amounts to
$4,000
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20
CINcINN ATI, january Il.

~I1'V11'' II = d 7f'V7'Ty to
The number of Hogs arrived up to this evening is
The market remains firm at 81 i6 a 4 80. Returns
from various points in Indiana and Ohio indicate tall
ling off of nearly one halt in Scoto Valley aud one
third in White tide Valley. Provisions are in good de-
mand full prices 600 bbls Pork sold at $40 75 for
Mess, $l2 for Clear: 600 bbls. prime Lard at n cts.
100 GOO lbs. of dry sailed Sides at 81 cts.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

MlssIssTrPI.--The cksburg " hig says there isuot
a single county in the State in which the disunonists
can rely majority at the Convention election. The
such as Warren and Kinds, on the one hand and Tip.
pah and Tishemingo, the other are strongly opposed
to the and the schemes they have on foot
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

A diamond watch ofthe value at $4,000, about
to be rallied for New Orleans, was seized by the
Custom-house officers, on the authority of dis
patch from the Collector of New York, stating
that it had been struggled into that mort.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

The total foreign immigration into the United
States uring the year 1850, exclusive of Caifor-
mia, was 27l,718. OF this number 1854 landed
in MARYLAND
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

Mrs. Mowatt has entirely recovered her health.
She isengaged to play at the Dublin theatre during
this month,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

The St. Louis papers announce the arrival Of large
numbers Of the citzen OF Missouri who went 10 taj
way Of the Isthnus, ard seem perfectly atled wi,a
what they have seen and aul!ered
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

The whole number OF vessels built in the United
States during the year 1880 1850 with az
gregae tonnage OF 2722i8,5f tonss lOt this amouut
l50vessels with tonnage OILS 96480 TONS we've bulk
in MARYLAND
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

PRoFITABLE CoNsUIATE.--.We learn that Z. w PEI
ter, Esq, Consul at Valparaiso, ramitled 20 his tonda
in Maryland in few months after his arrival cut five
thousand dollars the profits OF his Office for tbat brief
nerind -CecM Hin
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

| The Savannah Republican states that the splendid
Ship John Bryant, which sailed from that por On the
I4th OF November last was struck by ighning on the
nearly opposite to Holyhe A the tae ai this
unfortunate disaster the ship near the end ot Ter
voyage, or only about one hundred miles from Liver
pool. The,ship had been towed into Dublin Bay, some
sixty miles from Eolyhead, aud it would he necessary
to scnlle her in order to eXngnish the Gre OH board
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

The WEALTHIEsT MANN GEORGIA Cen I'll art-
well II. Tarver, of Twiggs Co, Georgia is the larg
est STAKEHOLDER, it not the weahest in that State
He thousand negroes, and fifty Thousand acres
ofland, divided into ten plantations, in Iwggs, Poas
XII, Houston and Baker counties, yielding two thousand
bales o cotton annually At IL cents per h., his crop
will bring Sl080 600. lie recently added to his estate
tract o2 $3.50 acres in Burke Co, purchased at SIS Is
per acre. or for S37 900
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

SSCOTCE MALI WHISKEY.- We have on
~ hand part OF purchase of Scotch Malt Whis-
key, which we received from under the Custom House
keys. his an excellent and pure article. Members
OF the Legislature and others wanting Tor the Christ
mas times, will please give us call
de Is ]. * +. CLEND1NING.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

" ing Tobacco, OF unusually fine favour, for sale.
ADIE & GRAY,
in 8 Successors to A Dlvz,l
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

i9sz y " - sE ~ ID A8sG OR s:GeEGfAN
Is q PAtNTING.- LADIES' CLASSES - Miss
CARNCRbSS announces that she is ready to receive
pupils in the above at Bosiers Buildna corner 9th
and MAN streets. Room open from to S P. NJ
Private lessons at the pupils residence, Miss c. would
be pleased give lessons in Academies al any hour not
engaged at her room. Apply as above. no EFT
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

FsE ERCANTiEE ENSTITUTE-WRITlN
IVk AND BOOKKEEPING-Room over the
Dancing Academy, Bosher's Hail. Open from A.
81. till P. NJ Lessons given in Academies, or at the
residences OF pupils if requested The style of move
'nents Ter teacihng writing entirely new, and are
warranted 10 'nparl bold and expeditions hand -
Terms, &c, made known application the Acade
ray, no gil
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

| sHSET B8!.S" ALCOHOL, for sale low,
IA f47 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

kS EREANTS FOR HIRE.-Thren very capa
~ bic young women, accustomed to house service
&C., and OF good character.
de 30 ED NJ MORGAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

A = ASs-Ihe subscribers are prepared to receveor
Sa dera or fitting up gas pipes 10 stores hotels pri-
Vate houses churches &c, in the very best manner aud
on reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry corner of
eth and Cary street.
au 2i--2awts 7. f. 81 T., T., BARNS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

aFEtvss @. T'isAYElDEs, SASH, BLIND
I'D AND DOOR MANUFACTURER AND GLA-
Il1R, corner ID and Marshall streets, Shockoe Hill,
Richmond All orders from the country as well as the
nel2hborng towns, promptly executed in the best STYLE
at moderate prices READY-MADE work always
on hand deo-6m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-20

ESOH SALE, LOT OF e.ROUND NO. 457,
"a FRANKLIN STREET. wish to soil my lot
OF Ground on Franklin and 9Th streets, No. 457, run
ming 100 feet from the of 9th street, on Franklin
street to Mr.. Patrons line and running back l0s feet
deep on Mr. Joseph Aliens line. This is a most val
cable Lot for building being convenient to business,
and 10 pleasant part of the city. Apply at the office
OF James Gray & Sons, orto
ia 3 3w JAMES GRAY
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On Thursday, July II, after severe Illness, JAN
MANNiNa, aged Is.
His friends aud acquaintance generally are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Saturday after
10Th at o'clock from his late residence, No s2
Mulberry etreet
In Williamsburg Thursday evening last. after
iness. DssyL WEBSTER, youngest child OF Ncho
Las and Ann Wilson.
TIE friends of the family, and those Of hs brother,
enjsmin W Wilson. respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral without further Invitation sunday, Goth
inst at half past O'Clock precisely from the residence
Of his father, No Is MesseruIe street. Williamsburg
In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July II, ISABELLA HARPER
eldest daughter Of William and Margaret w. Sneckner
aged years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
Of fulton and Clinton streets Sunday, 10Th
inst at half past o'clock p. NJ.
On July IL. JAMES GOODWIN, son Of Thomas and Sarah
GOODWIN aged months and % days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from the residence OF his
parents No 10 Mott street. Saturday July TO- at
o'clock, p M. His remains will be taken to Calvary
Cemetery for interment
On Friday morning, July Is, Mr. AuseUsrus HERBERT,
aged So years
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
requested to attend his funeral at O'Clock this
ing from his late residence. No. 10 Thompson street.
ner Of Grand. without further notice.
On July Is, FRANKLIN W son Of augustus II and Ann
L. Pesrse. aged years months aud Is days.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Sunday, at O'clock from No 1855
Wet Eleventh street. without further invitation.
On Friday July h. EMMA youngest daughter OF george
and Caroline r. Kelock, in the Sd year OF her age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
Rotupda corner Of Chambers and Centre streets this
day. at 4 o'clock NJ. .
On June 6, st Helena on board the ship Sea- the
Rev. Mr.. RICHARDS, late missionary at Fuk Cha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-19
Theatrical aud MuslcaI,

NIBLos GARpTN.-Burton and his uneq uslled compsny
to appear again this evening The pieces selected
the comedies of the Breach Of Promise" and the
Toodcs," In each OF which Burton will appear
N.TIos.L THEArnr.-The attractions Of this evening
fere Of the very best grade The-arce Of the Rail-
road Excu sion the drama entitled the shoemaker OF
Toulouse" ard the farce Of the Actress Of AL Work
vii! be the pieces.
BRoUcHAas LYerrN The French company continue
exceedingly attractive They will repeat those two
ling pieces Ellie est foe and Une File Terrible
again this evening.
MuIrARY GskpESs BaooKIyr MIR. Johnston IL TO
take his benefit b ere this evening The Serious
Family and the Queens Own y will be performed
BAsSvN's MusYuM-Yesterdsy this place well
led and, besides this there is the curious crcum-
stance that the thermometer, the hottest dsy In
always from three to Eve degrees lower than you
find Il any where else. II IL the Cstski Mountain
Niagara Fails of New York city in this respect. A
fine bill for this afternoon and evening.
CHKIsrY's MISsrnrLs announce excellent entertain
ment for this evening
FuLows' MissrRrls will give afternoon and even.
ing performance to-day.
soct1r LisRAHr-ssrti's Exhibition has become very
popular.
AMtRpaN AcroR ~ EtHopI-Mr. 5ilsbee, the famous
Yankee COMEDIAN having reaped large harvest Of fame
and IN his country sails for Europe Today
Ia the Baltic intending TO the elephant Ia that quar-
ter 81 the w rid. and % give John Bull specimen Of
i've Yankee rather characteristics and oredable
than he has AZ present with him Mr. silsbee goes
~ Europe bearer q dispatches from
Ruc after willing the continent viii appear the Prn-
cess theatre, LONDON. In the fall
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scirooL ExsNiS ,rios The annual examination OF
I9olis SCHOOL NO. ~ TOOK place yestsraay AZ tner
The number q scholars the register Is 400 and
sge attendance go The attendance Of visiters was
very numerous. The examination Of the male depart
under Mr. g. II. stebbns, and his assistant. Miss
Henry sisted In the ordinary branches Of
n ciodins Astr0nony, Alsses, Natural Philosophy
Stanley The primary department, under the Misses
Worries and Thornton. also passed their examination
very oredtsby. Several specimens q drawing by the
yuILs generally and specimens Of fancy needle work
by the young ladies we're exhibited Two maps one u
t..ve miles round Ne~ York, and the Oth,r Of Nan
age eiicitsd vel merited admiration.
suN srnoHy-On Thursdsy last, q laborng man
work at the save yard at the foot Of Bridge street
be fell perfectly senseles from the effects of the heat
lie conveyed to his residence In sands street and
dics Assistance procured lie yesterday reported In
a fair way u recovery
the late Joshua sands and mother IF Captain sands Of
Z. g. higate e. Lawrence, buried yesterday, the
iunrfsl bling accom- panied from the latter gentleman
most respectable q the citizens By whom the deceased
wa highly esteemsd Mrs Sands about 20 years Of
age and bad passed great portion q her life ia Brook
i'm Distinguished by the piety and which
manifested in the cause Of charity While her health
aud strength permitted, she constantly personally
engaged In minsterbg to the wants Of her poor sick
n.ebbors
Tm BvTeHrSs .Sp TEr CRY F.1HrRs-The butcher.
have ell been notified throughout the city that they will
h. required 70 take out and pay for licenses and accord
ingly many have done 80, about 5000 having been
ceived on this account but some Of the trade resist the
inJost and dispute the legality Of the ordinance About
pty a the nonconorming parties have been arrested
for violation q the law and have been retained
10 defend them The 10 have been heard yes
terdsy before Justice King but adjourned until
Rorr,py nv A srpv.Sr--Florinda Gallagher was ar.
rested YESTERDAY charged by her sployer Mrs Wood Of
Gold street corner Of York with having robbed her Of
$40 or $50 The officer found $40 in her possession and
$40 where she had deposited II at store In Pros
rect street We understand to this amount abe I'd nts
he se IT, but is particularly strenuous In denying that
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The Opera mt Castle Garden.

Bo,o adds to the charm Of her singing style OF act
ing at elegant and picturesque In Anna Bolena"
and "Lucrezia Borgia she is always Welcome and the
piaudits with which she IL received night after night
show that she appreciated by the musical public who
must always delight to honor such talent The repeti
tion of Lucrezis Borga always proves attractive By
the way Of these evenings Don Pas
quae would be deIicously in at the Castle and
BcIghese is in town. why could not she be tempted to
give taste Of her quality The company certainly Is
very full and scarcely ask for additions but
think the trial would prove beneficial to ali parties
and acceptable would be to the public often treated
with the tragic operas The entertainments n
noupced for the performance viii not be lost eight
Of by the lovers Of music
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n ARITIMn INTE LLIa q n e
ndoyements of the Ocean steamer.
Port or Now York, Jaly 10.
Cleared


steamers-Baltic, Comstook, Liverpool Collins; vul-
can, Hand; Phil.deiphi.; -, IT..
SuSs lnb mss'ss ses.n Kermit a.s
Il. tsrh Jenkins Quebec Margaret Aerryman Bic Per-
Jane sBTl souls, GLASGOW BrSsam1.; Ks.i.
Eustis, Canary Islands Buck Coz Rosina, Wilson,
srs.NEii.a Bsea.ss falkland Islands, Leland thinner
man Dayidsosi Cruz PGsss snss rayr Er,pia CO.
Bow. sandy Esys: SLEEPER Slsaiqssos cSss
EIss ii Fs.nss. jar: 5ssS:gs. P1iia$:l pS; ~
ss s:1l. k4xssa aa.s GS
saSseT: wi%IPston; MI chss COLGATE: ss.saa.
land Oregon. Cook NewburypOrt; Hildreth Hdreth,
ship Sea Spring Gantos ia days. With teas and ss to
az a "a II:
and sprung maih%sst March e near Straits e Ga'pa
may d,
ship I,..t Walton PIuIsr g.ssy March 80 d.ss
tss DE- from May Z. !ie 3
Ion EXCHANGED SIGNALS with an Am ship painted with
Snip II Robert fssi tpss ch.ayies London and Fall
ship Henry clsy!pk.l French Liverpool. June IA, with
mdse TO- pu;lS e. june "a o. lon 5 Il spoke
p.PSSs ship a:rssl f spocHsy Boston
caeutt. June H lat As 30. Ion As Br bark Elizabeth.
osiiP c.sdonl, gr.sdsr !:f rhsasph. Esyi,ns Nss
Ion s. picked boat containing six who report that
they Br bark Mary Ann of Sunderland in
sin king condition, two days previous She from New
Orleans for Liverpool laden with They also state that
the captain the balance Of the left at the
in the Iona boat and that they parted
in the night 10th lat 81 IS. Ion "a passed
ship Union, Budd, hence for New Orleans.
New York Hull Charleston July IT, with cotton and
Bari Duncan k,ehie tBr,. MKinnsn rrase Irs day..
. spoke B. barn Maria from quebec for Lon:
COM 9th. lat a. Ion 30 spote Br bark peyeresux. from
Brig wiides WALKER tOf PrGvidsDoe EdsecOmb, Natan
zas ii dsyt, with Dolssses, to j Taylor.
Bark Arethuss (of Bsrnstabel Crowe Palermo GO days,
with fruit, TO Chant erlin h Phelps.
Brig Bemis (5w) Nrburs. Galway 80 days. In ballast,
With ia passepeers, to order.
to Litchheid.
sekr tBrl Heath. st Johns. PR. July s. with
sugar. TO eager. - -
with lumber. 70 Nevins 4 Sons 49,,
scbr Niagara, Perry. Rockiand. o days.
Sohr Superior, Rookiand.
Schr Mary Emily Snow, Boston. days.
Schr Cape Cod. Kelly. Beverly, days.
Schr Queen Of the Cape, Snow Beverly
Schr Pavilion, SNOW, Beverly. days.
scbr Augustus, Hodgdon, Cutler Nc, ~ days.
sloop Sarah Eliza tBr) Fleming 81 Barts, days. with
fruit and potatoes, to Sschlessinger.
Ship Western World. Moses. Liverpool
JvLr ls-wind sunrise. Ssw Mt meridian do ktsun-
set, =.
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Court OF General Sessions.

Before Hen. Judge Bebee aud Aldermen dier snd Cook
yU,v ~ --Ctmcs NJ 6fsnd Larceny Patrick M otd
elias M'Ca indicted for stealing bank 90 the
vsoe Of and clothing 10 the value s3s proper
~ % Bernard Elliot Guilty. Sentenced TO two year.
imprisopmsDt In the State Prison.
I've Psrs. Jam<s NJ Ray and Jgiersnd,r ~ Jrudor ir-
f',os.f wa John Crydu On motion Of Mr.. }. NJ
smit Jr counsel for the accused the Court ordered
me case be postponed to the third monday IN Sep
,"ott hest and that cUmmssUn do issue out Of and
. "a THIS court to take the evidence q Jere.
,s ~ n.hseser Jr In California, witness in be-
% W w oeehoans, ssid commission TO be- issued to
vsuen nonmsn 5r ana rempIe Emmett, Esqs, or either
80 snu " rs further ordered that liberty be given
" Wv r'ce h'eorneY 70 take the evidence de benz ssse
"a any witnesses ON behalf q the people
f"Is ts J,hm Y c,yaer '~pl,adeS ,r,,s NJ Roy and
DAP in September ext. Adjourned TO II oeock Fydav
morning
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PassenRers sailed.

SAN FRANCISCO FOR PANAMA-Steamer Commodore
Jackson DR. Riggs, David NJ iris. Branerern. Gee
S%s Ne 70 o FL:
" Miller Swain, Chandler, Iowes, l. Sim pson.
Brooke. Pulsifer yno OCallahan. Kowziswuki W
riss, Breyard. alexander. Barnstt, q Wells,
Atantoz, Clark Francis Travers stone. bramsn.
A Coffin, Albert Messenger. q Laurson Parker. Da
yid Strong VIM Kepner, Hiram Cole Geo Conkiing.
Siade ste phen Humphrey Cunningham, A Hathaway,
Heinrich Iehrader, Vim Hold A hathaway. X Mssek.
Hold, Jno Whitney, Comfort Searle, Hemaa GilstN A
GheDsy Jsmes Henry ChansJ Jpo childrss' Trswol.
Bradbury b Boylot Newton Franklin, Isaac Skates
Clark, s JAewthorRe. VIM Probst, jones' " Ssammon
J Bailey. W Darr, W Carter, Bonnie, a Duncan.
Owen Wright Strickland. Streeter, Alex SeveraA.
Pierson. Cone, Robt Hess srakenbrdte 5ias Bra
henbridt Jas Young Vance. whoescla~ william
anSS Lt % J.SfSon top n0sr
Jas Bell Slss Smith, Hobart Danl galloway, ESTER
brook. Covs. p Steele VIM Bennett, 4 Lehman, L
Gay. Pierce Geo Dyerson, Diokey Clark. WIN
Thomas NICHOLSON, Rdse~sy. Ensley WIN Pale. =
EIops JRo Harris, Ives s,ookan. MeLsn. S.e.
hsg D.. D.Sa
S iSos Davidson e ra ns.
Ing .s shannsu Jas Yelling ssna
Hay Hughes, hildress. W Phillips, w sandusky,
VIM Harris, Thos Hicks Zypolite Psron Thomas and
servant Jno Upton. II Bacon Moalton, a Code and
Thomhsop, Thurston Jno Ii Harrison, WIN Kuncky. W
Mcqueen. L Allen, Henry Aieks Morey, Shepard,
Blair, " II Blair. c Camps.
SAN FRANCISCO ron PANAmA-Stesmer Columbns-sev
Rygsn, Bloomfield. II X Field, Wilson. Of Adams 6
CosFxpress; Hughes, and l5 In the sseerage.