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Gems Of art and beauty, whose br,li.ancy

will remain undmmed for ages, daily produced ~
Whtehrrsts Daguerrean Gallery 9 Broadway corner Of
In everything that constitutes perfection
in the daguerrean art, HlTEHURST dehes competition,
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KossUTH CONG The great Hungarian is now
living privately at the Irving House; but in few
days he leaves for England, there TO wait and pre-
pare for the beginning Of the great European revo
lubon what are you doing there T. asked a
traveller Of an amiable half witted person who
stood nearly aweek, from morning until night, OPP
posite the great rapids of Niagara. 81 am waiting
for the water to run all down until walk over
to the British side" "Oh" Kossuth and the
countryman are great philosophers.
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Shoes Caters Slippers So Of description At lower
than be had other establishment Ia the
city. go to BROOKS Boot and Shoe E9p9riam l5o Fu7
boys youths and Children Boots Shoes Caters aud Slip
pers variety snd style. The best articles and
lowpriees
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Brady's Dnguerreotypes.-The hrst go,.
Try 70 n ssys m in this
riralled collection Of portraits both Ana
in the United States. His aamssd a. the best
prize medal was s a. .hs worlds Fair have been
exhibited and win well repay careful examination
Genius and Art
n1 pfs,i% as e, S5@s Vim beauty
Claimed to the chariot Of triu phautAr
Away! there need no words, no terms TO suit
The paltry jargon of the common mart.
where bold Pretenoe gulls Folly mute,
VINE every sense confirms the wondrous skill Of Root
done so n instead sghin in the galleries oForencs no
s 1900 IN she splendid Daguerrean Rooms of RoeT
The Last Gold Medal ever awarded for
was given to ROOT year. and tn
in New York Se Ia ,n sot n @ nos Roo
year Eleven hrst prizes have been awarded to him iii
far advaneed years since wa @"sn tiasrsa
Fine Arts-Daguerreosypes In OIl-Bv W..
Se aas sHs srs On 's' %:
S sR Rs the h no the finest
only is required. Dagusrreosypes copied. ''''s
Jenny Linda suecessor.-The new pr,..
donna Nile Alboni who said be superior to Jenny
Lind sss her picture =. Yesterday
with hundreds Of others Of tho most perfect n.h a.
sassn to
hsh ahne hthegraph cory ~
Gems Of art and beauty, whose brilliancy
in the daguerrean ars WnTEhuksT issss eoSpsssion.
Boots and shoes.-For the best Boots and
:sss sSs
ssyy:stS. ana sais's socs shoes: Ss,tss: sir
fowpriees
Union Hall may he deemed tho grand
Of the Clothing business not merely for New York
prices its ready clon subjects Of unvcsat
r nssh em i ss 81
with is recent addition on Fulton street is scarcely big
plates SnPsTay S"d "a and
GentIemen's summer ClothIng.-Alpscn a,
Linen Drap dc Etc Cashmerete. and Tweed Coats, in
msnt Of Casimere Pants, 81 to S. Also, variety Of
LIVE & REGAIN. No. 1856 Nassau street.
Tint thou mnyest know where to furnish
that the Empire Clothing Warehouse 100 22 Fulton
SMITH DRUMGoLD & PRocH.
Important Discovery.-rhe great secret IL
na r,Sns ss eyy wno ss Mr. II psoo Oak
very small amount whore the adva offered Of select
anufacture.
WMH. DEGRooT, No. 81 and Sc FULTON street
Gen. Taylor, the hero OF the Mexican War,
neys, Sid a anything haw1 nor does NE souDERs the
corner Of Gold street who sells better clothing lower
prices than at any place in the city
A Merchunt Tailor IN whom there Is no
guile. be found IT 10 WiaR street. named CLARKE
who viii make SO order most beautiful dress coat
Tor SH-t'every finest $50 recherche
coat for $40 s2 Summer goods both sp and the
prce. = - -
Fashionable Clothing-Rcndy Made.-Gen.
tiemen who with 70 rcpienish their are invited
to call at ALFRED MuNRoE CO.'S Clothing Emporiurn
44 Broadway where may be found well made goods ex
clusively.
Rocky Mountain Hats.-Th.rc Is no cues
ton about The superiority II DAVIES Rocky Mountain
beaver Hats Their universal popularity
fact Call and inspect them and udge Tor yourself nj "
r DAVIDS No. S0l Broadway. second door from Duane
street. Panamas, Leshorns, Straw Hats, &c.
The Rocky Mountain Bcavcr.--HOw re.
reshinely cool does the simple Il is summer Hat
tound-so erggesye OF lishtpess comfort; bnt
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timber. Some of il would be called billy and
rough. Our rough billy lands are proving to be
the best lands in the State for wheat and grass
For oats, barley, grass our soil is we'll adapted
for these and all kinds Of vegetables challenge
the State. Wheat, with careful culture, is a GER
tain and profitable crop Corn produces well, and
ordinarily is a certain crop.
One great advantage this section possesses over
any other, bordering upon the Upper Mississippi,
is this: We have here diversity Of employment
"A part Of our population lie engaged in mining
are consumers of what the farmer raises. North Of
us are the immense pine forests of the Upper
Mississippi. The umbermen employed there con-
sumo more or less of our produce. TINS gives our
farmers good reliable home market. II we have
any surplus beyond supplying this demand, the
Southern market is open to US at about the same
ratio of transportation the farmer pays who lives
within one hundred miles of St. Louis.
With the Galena and Chicago Railroad com
pleted-opening an additional outlet to us-a nch
fertile soil, healthy climate, and cheap lands,
think this section of the great West, for the thrifty
Eastern emigrant, holds out more real, sold IN
ducements than any other.
So long az the tide Of emigration rolls toward
the setting sun, if portion of it can be induced
10 stop here. instead of seeking homes IN the wes-
tern wilds far removed from market and from
most of the comforts of civil ed life, | am con-
yinced the true interests Of all parties will be Sc
cured. . W. Ne
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A Cnrd-UcaIih OF the City.
,rman Denman of the XVIII Ward
IA reported In the Common Councils special organ to
have sald In the Bond on "Wednesday evening that


aTe nussnces corrected By the City Ia
suecin Board Health. lie had been applied N from
July DOthuE done uni the Snaioy Com
,oee Of Board bsd earnest He himself had
,ten the Deputy 10 pecor by force rouna his ward
ou denominations; and he quite SICK aud nauseaed
Thai was only he had known him TO perform any duty
nsn" go
Now, do not know how far my fellow citizens will
hold me responsible for the limited range OF Aid Dem
man. knowledge but appeal TO every member OF the
ssrstory Committee OF 1919 for confirmation OF my
statement that throughout the Cholera season OF that
wear my abors Deputy Inspector we're faithful and
upipieinit,ed, and that (Ihe City Inspector being
,eb the whole charge of the abatement OF null
,,pce, deyolyed on for the greater part OF that
tine That could no, spend all my hours In Aid Dem
mans Wad Is obvious but the gerry places otsed 1ah
lin, st the only time ! was honored with call from
him. fhad repsa ey Uised, and had cleansed before, as
Akevi,e cid sfterwsrd. The main force spoken OF by
the Alderman is rhetorical establishment which
nE be might have spared, since flowers Of fancy are
no, deemed essential % Municipal eloquence. There
was no shadow of fact by which to justify 1t.
Repe,tGny CHARLES RIDDLE.
M. iork, July (, 1854
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Genrpin and the PresidentlaI CandIdates.

SAvANNAI, Wednssday, July . Is7-'
The Republican of to-day publishes
letter from Hon Charles jenkins, OF Augusta, Ga,
10 the Editors stating his preference for inactivity 70
reluctant support of either of the candidates ne
Ppn5cGn says that intelligence from the interior lead:
n 10 believe that Scott will hardly have an electoral
ticket 10 Georsa and without the power and aid Of Mr.
Jenkins, no Wing candidate need expect an electoral
vote of the State.
The Union Democrats will certainly put forth an
Electoral ticket of their and Wi be, says me
Republican for The Union Wings 10 determine wnetner
thew will support such a ticket composed OF equal
numbers of Wbips and Democrats, or whether thsy
will tske any part in the election ~.
Aey.rder Fl stephens also publishes letter in tn;
AUGUSTA Chronicle and SenttHd OF wednesday, oatrd
Wsshnp,op. 2sth ult stating that he IS opposed 70
GEORGIA skpp I'D either Of the present nominees ou
in favor Of putting up and running an Independent
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PHILADELPHIA News Items.
spoudspce OF Tue \. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, July

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, July :, 1852.
An interesting httle daughter of Rich
ard Coe. the author, was run by carriage and
two horscs in Girard-st last egening and seriously IN
iured. The chllds escape from death Is miraculous
AT sunset this evening, 100 guns Will be
fred I'm Spring Garden by the American pa ~, In
honor Of the domination Of Daniel Webster for the
Presidency and George C. Washington for the Vice
Proficiency.
Four frame houses. situated in South st.,
above 9th were Injured by ire and water this morniog
Richard Bal stove and hardware dealer, and Moses
Garrett, cothler are the principal losers.
Theodore Lehman was caught between
an engine and horse carriage last hight and seriously
injured. ~, r
The remains Of the wife and child OF
Mr. Guame, Of this city who lost their lives a; staten
Island Oh Monday, have been brough, home for burial
The weather to day, in point OF heat, Is
an improved second edition Of yesterday.
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EUROPE.
BY THE WASHINGTON AND CANADA.

The U. S. Mail Steamship Washington
Capt. E. NJ. Fitch. from Bremen June Is, via
Southampton, June %, at 5 O'Clock, 7. NJ, ar
rived Yesterday morning. The Washington
brings 400 tuns freight and 1913 passengers, list
Of whose names will be found under the appropri-
ate head.
We are under obligations to the Parser
of the Washington for files of London papers up
to her day Of sailing.
We also received yesterday, from Bos-
ton, uu4 files Of papers by the Canada, including
London dates to June 81 We give below what
ever is of interest.
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FOT TIC NV U
sONG-LUNDY'S LANE.

IL the night hours, long ago,
Gathering on the battle plain,
Know We how they sought the foe,
Mid the gloom Of Lundy's Lane
Face TO face the hosts were met,
Heart to heart the lances set;
But a hero's blade was there,
Flashing through the midnight air.
See the routed foemen yield,
WINFIELD ScoTT hath won the field
Know We how our victories ran,
Through the trenches Of the foe,
From the stones Of San Juan
To the walls of Mexico
How the bomb shells fell, for dews,
Night by night on Vera Cruz
How, DER Cmnbusco's stream,
Waved that sword, with Hateful CLEAN =
Still the opposing legions yield,
WINFIELD SCOTT doth win the field
Lo Ger myriad plains afar
That firm hand hath borne its part
First in counsel, first in war,
First in every patr OF heart.
Wheresoe'er our flag may wave,
On he leads his legions brave
In the hottest Of the fray,
Shrinking meier from dangers way
Strong that sword of flame to WELD,
WINFIELD SCOTT wins every field
With the triumphs bravely won,
Like mantle round him thrown,
He, with no proud deed undone,
Stands on Victory's nights alone
Towering DER all heads affair
As before the morning star
Fade all paler lights away
Vanquished by his glorious ray,
Still the opposing ranks must yield,
WINFIELD SCOTT shall win the field
tFalo, June 2, 1852. II. L. 4.
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WuIe MOVEMENTS IN GEoRGIA.-NOt

withstanding the opposition TO the nomination OIL
the Wing candidate for President, by the wing
Press of Savannah. we observe that meeting OF
Wings of that city and the county OF Chatham
was called for last night, in order TO ratiiy the
nomination. Hon. VIM. b. Fleming, pelesat :s
to the late National Convention, was TO SUBMIT nus
report and address the meeting, when was A''o ~
be addI essed by other distinguished wings of
Another move ment is Georgia IN the % We'd.
State Convention, TO be held at Macon on 49,
pesday the Attn of August, for the purpose OF rat-
fv;ne tbe nominations OF the Wing National Iohi
Iertop. and 70 select an Electoral Ticket pledged
,o Seoi, and Graham. The call for this Cenven-
ton appears in The Georgia C;en, o. . oatu,
dsy one of the very few journals IN tue 'oaoe
.as ho'ea'eu lPhila. Inquirer.
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Vermont WING state Convention.

BURLINGTON, VI, Wednesday, July 7, 1882
The Wing State Convention assembled
at this place to-day. The State was fully repre-
sented. Hon. JULIEN CONVERSE presided.
The following were the nominations:
Tor Gorernoy ERASTUS FAIRBANKS
Fer T;c,teDont GoperHcr w c. KrTrRIDGE.
e. Tr,o.Urer GEORGE HowEs.
(PORTUs BANTER,
For PTesidtnuH htoIOTS.'' - APPLETON
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ur. Claw. Remains In CINCINNATI.
CrScrNSArI, Thursday July {, 1851.

The remains of HENRY CLAY arrived IL
,,ds citv bv the cars at IL O'Clock this morning A
very large procession of Military Free Nssons odd
Fsovs Firemen and citizens conducted the remains
,hrcpob norton of the city and deposited them on
tn Ieui,viIe Mail Boat at o'clock. The procession
was nearly an hour in passing given poiG,.the ou,l
ness houses were generally closed ana al tne Puohc
nssees The streets through which the procession
.ed were draI ed In mourning, bells were ioled and
minute guns fred throughout the day Deep '9ennty
nrsved ,brousho the city, and little or no business
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HnIfLnnnre lIaxoralty.

BALTIMORE Thursday, June :, So
The Democratic Convention TO night, on
The third ballot nominated John Smith Holins as their
candidate for the MaYorslty.
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Southern Mail.

I. BALTIIoRE Thursday July :, 1882.
The SOuthern Mali which arrived this
morning brought nothing south of Mobile. The papers
are devoid OF news of interest
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,,,. Mann, lIorrfs Dam.

ALBANY, Thursdayi 1Iy . - r
The DansviiIe (Livingston) HsTG Ya. OF
,s,,erss, ssv. in regard to the dam at Moaat Morris.
ibst the seyeb wa. expected to have been pun 10 yes
terdsy and wafer le, in by the evening 80 VIA
probably be able to pass BY THURSDAY OF ''''-'
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Io,e and Interesting from Mexico.

NEw.OELEASs, IuesdAy' JuiJ u i0'-,
Dates from the City of Mexico to the
,o, Irre are received from which sP2eAis mat the
Go Cow viii call an extra session OF Congress
The S2.5O0.OOO Mexican indemnify to
Ia 70 er,i.h Bondholders left Mexico on the iotn,
alter sharp dispute between the Go'ernie"' A"0 '"'
French Minister.
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The Navy Department.

The Navy Department.
Special Di,patehtO The ~ Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, July 8, 1852.
1t is rumored that Hon. EZEKIEL F.
CHAMBERS, Of Maryland, 4 Senator from 1896 to
1885, is to receive the appointment Of Secretary OF
the Navy
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Line Of Steamers between England, Australia
and Nicsrasua-The Nicaragua Canal.

There is report by The Canada that
company Is forming In Liverpool for the construction
Of line of steamers to ply between that po Australia
and Mic lraeua The capital 20 he .e600 OO0 sterling
negots,e for the sale Of half the Ncarguan Canal
right were progressing favorably with their plans
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The Conven ion was addressed by Hon. Lucius
Peck, Hon. Paul Dillingham;, Mr.. Thompson, OF
Granville, &C., indorsing the Baltimore Platform
and recommending earnest efforts to secure the
election of Messrs. Pierce and King.
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NEw-ORLEANs, Wednesday, July 7, 1852
The body of Judge Preston has been re-
covered with about twenty Others most OF whom have
been identified.
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BURLINGTON, (VtO Thursday, July :, Ieo%'
The Democratic State Convention as
sembled here to-day, ID the following are the
nominations made -
Tor co,ernor ........ JOHN 5. ROBINSON.
Eor Ti,U,Cna1t Gogerb JEFFERSON p. KIDDER.
70, Tr,os,,rsr ..... JONI A. PAGE
STEPHEN s. kEYEs,
For Etct0rs az LdSe ''''''' LUCIUs PECK.
To-. rI,c,oys-Ist Dist .... MERIT CLARK.
I'D Dist . HENRY f. SroUGHToN
.. md Dist ~ Isaac B. BOwDTCH.
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e'pns,e reress and refosed % return, When Re knew
ns. me Inspector General o. Police in the Ionssn L.
In lieu Of him was produced one witness who s~scs
.s &c n-o seen IRON distance person Of Achiifs
cove tne ~ornsns door night sud another Of
pea cnsrscer who ewore th@t b had ssrp the i-band
1, nos"t .nouen ne confessed he he'd sesn
Achhh 'eofr OF SINCE and could not k-o
him II is strong corrObs ration of schIY. ,rf,-~s
thar be frankly admitted the Incident De prno a xnic
had Dsly fsit d. and produced the vo,. o., .Il -
OF her being cruss question ed OF Mr. Rsynold. vho
spoke ~ an sleRed oeDse nj Zsnte 10 enonyh ~ sav
that be l. hottie Dr. Achd Who rebah.s hm fr In
that be admits be has varied 10 resous
be has az differ, tiDes assigned for suspecng Acts
that 10 the witness box he estrayed his Of nina
by assuming what he after ward Obliged 10 admit
old not kDow-d tbafheTe contradictions bet
bis os evid, nee spdthat Of hs servant As t5ths wit
pesses brought for~aTd to prove oSiDnay irEeslsad
their described by themselves would %
enough deprive the OF credit And all OF shen sd-
mitt that they bad been silent In cteux'sncss ~ncn
IL Is scarcely CREDIBLE they could esve sbssansd from
making the charges nov preferred land all o. them
speak under the Influence Of anger.
These abe all other points OF tho case were Isouess
fully cOnsid, by the Jury who after the three days
invess alton bad closed deinera,ed sufong III ssves
Tor betwe- two and three hours before vng their ver
Get N ayOr OF DR.. Achi And what does that yeFsct
90 sho ss to the fullest ertenttha Fsther Nss nan
dd IL deed slide nom the attitude of Christian fsh 10
The depths o. unworthy SANDER IL shows his zeal
Tor bis new faith tempted him 20 leave logic snd arsu
ment and learnt the proper weapons for his ussto
ready At hand sDd la the pages Of Romisa review In
which hey had been placed BY an anon, usou. but
scarcely unknown wTier But the verdict does moro.
II confirms the dark suspicious that began q eccumu-
late when the Italian women CAM after Eno,her,
into the wisness.boX 10 swear away the repusron of
Achi.l.
Indeed, Imagination 10 positively faiisued In tive at
ttmlt a. follow out those rsnihcal ms OF criniLsity
by the idea thst tine whole against Aehud
must be one vat cons scy-defestec In Eodish
court justice, but having lie organization over nA
Italy Wholesale perjury has, it is clear oeea COM
Intled What share the rns author oi tne SLAM
ders 10 ofthis tor their defence;
what shar. had Father Newman la tie procuring OF
these Witnesses whose evidence has been upset. wat
share cad the ROmsh presty organization In Italy to tho
building of the thrown into the Dust by the yer,
oct Of last nightl An these questions IN ussods Will
now ark ana there 10 hte doubt but the genera an.
swar viii be- one ue favorable to any Of the reputa
hons involved. Meanwhile we may fairly pride our
selves upon the full itve,gann that ihe coe has met
In our open court-so unlike the trh1nsi OF the
Inquisiiitn before which DR. Achih had formerly to
stand.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

By Telegraph to The New-YOrk Tribune.
Southern Telegraph Office Of HanoT9 and Bearer'
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II The movement which the people Of
San Juan de Nicaragua, or Greytown, have
lust set on foot, as detailed by our cores
pondent at that place, is one Of some
moment. 1t is an attempt to convert San
Juan into free and independent city, like
the Hanseatic seaports in Germany. To
this end Nicaragua, as the most rightful
claimant, is invited to give her consent
with a charter for the new corporation.
This being obtained, it is proposed to turn
out Of doors the sham authorities of the
bogus Government of Mosquito, and
thenceforward to conduct affairs on sensi-
BILE, go-ahead principles. The movement
is countenanced and even aided by Com
mander GREENE, Gf the U. S. sloop. of war
Decatur, now at anchor in the port. He
accompanies the Delegation to the Near
aguan Government at Managua, where
they 60 to obtain The proposed charter.
We see nothing to object to in this move
ment. The place is at present virtually in
English possession and control, exercised
through the famous Mosquito protectorate.
But it is notorious that the Mosquito Indi.
ans have not the least right to that part Of
the coast. The right to it is in Nicaragua
alone, but she has no means Of asserting it
against the Mosquitian claim backed up by
England, and tolerated by the inhabitants.
And even if the protectOrate should be
abap doned, as it would seem it must be un-
der the Clayton and Bulwer treaty, it would
be difficult for Nicaragua to repossess her.
self Of San Juan against its energetic and
rapidly increasing population, whose Yam
kee ideas are not in accordance with Span
ish traditions and Central American legis-
lation. This movement promises to obviate
all the difficulties of the question. Itopens
the way for Nicaragua to negotiate for the
abandonment of pretensions, which, how
ever well-grounded in historical and legal
right, she can scarcely hope ever to make
good. 1t annuls the absurd Mosquitian
claim by the best of authority, the will of
the people. And it is likely to insure to an
important and commercial point such laws
and such vigorous and liberal administra-
ton, as will speedily build itup into healthy
and enduring prosperity, and exercise the
best influence over the surrounding regions.
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Lat of PaksenaeIs.

From Choeses 10 New York-Lisut. 7, H. Stephens, p
d hiiduf. BsrfoTa Co.. 9Iegorys Express Capt. Geo.
D. IGMwocd, Am berg G. Lombsis, I. LOWS, C. 4 Fsl-
Ter, Qua'sy, " Forbes. (Adaas Coz Exprsss)
". udsall N. Cole T. Emery, Ms Austens, e fsun-
tain Ew God Grams. Butler Jas Moore, W. J. Powers,
W. Glaedns. "a; Co Whitney; tasil sssntJ J; @.
ling. D; C:e. W c. Richardson. Fs,suson; r D Ne
Cinn, +. Hendricks Mr. johnson, A. d. Grfhn Bent
ley. r. McGipnsss, g. Branon. Wright, A J. Head. J.
Howard. Tarl.nd. p Mccoy, John Riley. + Banning.
G. 3. Lord, T. b. Vaughan. Hurd NJ son, T. Baker c.
winters 2 Tsod,a +. 0hs;s, Lewis. J. Els sias.J
ST. set, "; W. Newly, C. Schmidt, n. Bsrk H. Lsfs-
we. Robnst d. H. Faton. A. Wells. J. G: Pickett
] Ccndsll, A. b. Hss.. q r Graham. @. M Read.
u. Rsdfed, II. Cranda, J. Little. J. t}illss, w.
Stewart, W. Johnson, j. Qagfsy.J Campbell, w. Tsy-
Sr, Keller. N N hlck:. "; wsb..sf. R.rrs. II.
Bul w. Burrows. @ Graham. @. Collins, 3. W. Kelly.
w. Elliott. J. Bowen. w. H. MesieJ w. Peter, A. W.
Pearson J. Wells. W. Riley. C. Rlsy. A. Farchild c.
layer A kkeldop, W. Sheldon. NJ Temp ne. A. Sawyer,
Ludlp%, 2: D. k.li,sss ?: French, G, DosI@sa. W
Yost, W Robinson. A. Dempster John Rossi, N RSss.
H. M.grsd.r.w Herr, n. DEXTER, c. sbsrasn, d. NJ me-
cav, j. GIiin. Cowlan: X. Cenway Bracha rhes.
Jenkins Msloy. Vim Carey, Jas. bush. Jas McStse-
ward, d. o. Brian, s. XfsiIan.