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Steamer sank.
SASpusKY Nov. s.-The steamer 81. Louis sunk
reef near Sandusky No lives lost, and the psssen
gers brought here by the steamer Northern Indiana
Arrival Of the camada- Three Day, Later from Ewoys
HALIFAX, Nov 1.-THE royal mail steamer Canada ar
rived today with three days later advces than those
Of the Humboldt from Europe. Her dates are, Liver
pool Oct 30, and London, Oct 29h
The Liverpool market very active, and closed
hrm with sales during the week OF IlS 900 bales
advance about half OF which taken specu
aton, and the residue by the trade and exporters The
market closed very firm Fair Orleans, 81 SD Mobile
and uplands, 81 a Std. ; middlng Orleans, Gid The
Havre market continued firm, with price. upward
Manchester trade active.
BALTIMORE. November l2
Sales In New York to-day Of three thousand bales Of cot
ton at to advance; midding upsnds, loh cents Or
leans IL cents
Hon David Henshaw, Of Msssaohusotts, died to-day.
SpLENDID stock Of shswIs,-we have JUS, opened the
%G splendid ,9sk q Nom long s@S .sw w to be 'snd n
compare avoraby with in the country In stock be
Is handsome long cashmere sswls white blpe green. scar
e and orange centres which we viii offer as low any
900 long and square bay ssw comprising every variety
u OF the style manufactured FOR erhbon q, The Worlds Fair
and for which style the Bay State Company received
| Al.o, 20 plain mode, with blue borders
/ ~ half mourning, with gray and black centres
y long black Tibet sbswis
- - LONG 40 squ.r. 90 ssoo silk fringe
| - pain-coioed Tbbet shawis in long and square.
We also have hand splendid stock Of hann cloths
@ elosss and IN fact almost everything IN the shawl and coa'
We would mention here Bay state long shsw
and superior Ia coorns any other and
% s wss w ns ] .ss @ s s s ".
Nov 7-dOwh 7th street, The avenue,
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BALTIMORE. November IL.
Sales In New York to-day Of three thousand bales Of cot
ton at advance middling upsnds, I0h cents Or
leans, IL cents.
Hon. David Henshsw, Of Massachusetts, died to-day.
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d curtain fall lo.day upon This

any picture. Let such curtain fall today upon this
theme.
in becoming harmony with these noble causes, The
purity OF his private lie Here he was bameless In
manners be motest, simple and retiring In con-
yersaion he was disposed 10 listen rather than to speak
though all we'll pleased when he broke silence and
in apt language declared his glowing thoughts But in
the public assembly before the people, OF in the legisa
tive hail. he was bold and triumphant As adebaisr he
rarely met his peer Fluent, earnest. rapid, ncisive,
his words at times forth like flashing seimar
Few could stand against him. He always understood
his subject and then clear logical. and determined.
seeing his point before him pressed forward with
entng power, His speeches on formal occasions were
enriched by study, and contain passages OF beauty But
he was most truly al home in dealing with practical qaes
uons arising iron the actual exlgencies of life
Few had studied public affairs minutely intel
lgently As constant aud effective member OF the dem
oeratic party he had become conspicuous BY champion
snip OF lis Doctrines on the Currency and Free Trade.
Those be often discussed But there was no topic with
IN the wide range oi national which did not
occupy his thoughts The resources and needs OF the
West were all known to him. and Western interests
were his heart AS the pioneer resting from his
daily labors learns the death OF RASTouL he will feel
personal grief The fishermen on the distant
coast many OF whom dwellers in his district,
will sympaihize with the pioneer As these hardy chill
ear M dns oa
that they have lost friend And well they may Du-
ring his last hul hours of life, while still strug-
gled against disease he was anxious for their wela
The speech which, in their behalf, be had hoped
make the floor OF Congress, then chasing through
his mind Finally. in broken uIterances, he gave 10
them some OF his latest earthly thoughts.
The death OF such man. suddenly, in mid career,
s well calculated 10 arrest attention and 10 furnish sdmo
nition. Pros" tho love OF f~rnily tho of
friends and the regard Of fellow-cxens he has been re-
moved Leaving behind the cares OF life the concerns of
State and the wreched sfes of party he has ascended
10 those mansions where there strife. or concern or
AT last he stands face TO face in His presence whose
service is perfect freedom. He has gone before You
and |, sir, and all OF us, must follow soon. God grant
that may go with equal consciousness OF duty done
now beg leave to offer the following resolutions;
Resolved unanimowsy That the Senate the death
of the Hon. RopRRT kANroUL, jr, late member of the
House OF Representatives from Massachusetts tenders
to his relatives sincere sympathy in this affecting bereave
IT. n -
Resolved mark of respect for the memory of the de-
ceased, That the Senate do now adjourn.
The resolutions were unanimously agreed to; and, ac-
cordingy.
The Senate adjourned.
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CLORIOUs NEWs-rhc mos, important discovery yet made
Phps liquid for brush book
binders cabinet makers housekeepers druggists Ac This being
glue liquid state always ready for requires re
will liquid also
for wood china, iron, marble
substance stands upequaed i rcputaton
wherever has beer introduced Of ts nr.. ord. saving 70
Observable We offer liberal Inducements
hardware ssope sc and
less by 90 cent than ordinary glue We making
will do well to attend this mnedasy We esiahshns sole
all popsous throughout United States Sold
bottles Of gallon. samples
Of The United States, caraQe free.
Also, British furniture poi In bottles ohree County
nserc,ans attend TO the above. Apply early
July 3l--d3m Cedar street, near Pearl, New York.
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SPECIAL AUCTION notice. N. sTRATToN has
located himself avenue,
ofNnth lin the lately by c. Byrne
conducting exclusively the auction commission
in all its varieties The location directly the
hooughre OF the city, and the the
Markets and the advantages hcroom unsurpassed
the sale OF every description OF merchandise.
Personal attention furniture dwellings, also
groceries, boots and Shoes dry goods hardware fancy goods
elfy, &c. received the auction judcouy
sold on be premises Of the occupant Real estate and stocks die
posed Of at public private sale.
e. NJ Boston,
New York. and Philadelphia he particularly his
such wish dispose OF libraries works Of
Cousgumcns respectfully octed and cash advances made
whenever required.
Gy-sales OF any csshed without delay.
Il. N. sTRATToN, General Auctioneer,
Aug. 5-du Penn. and 9th street, south side.
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THE New Route TO Niagara Falls, from Albany to
Rochester, Lockpo SC, by the Lock
and Niagara Falls ralroad enables
bany Fails from the Falls Albany
other This will convenience
travelling public very large
share of business
NEW AND DIRECT ROUTE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
Opening Of the Rochester, LoePorf, and Niagara Railroad
and beautiful line Of road win opened travelling
public on Wednesday June @ 1852 at which time trains
win running folews
Ist rain-Expess, leaves Rochester at 9 20 a. m.
% !" Accommodation 9 80 4"
ID a express 8 20pm.
Arriving Niagara Fails at 20 m and 30 and D.
Returning uains leave Niagara Falls
Is, nsin-wy express, leaves Niagara Falls at isnm
2d :" Accommodation 0p m.
ID Express 90 I"
Connecting ways regular Albany
Rochester railroads.
Passengers by This roue leaving Albany by the 20 train,
viii reach Rochester % have nearly hour for breakfast
and Niagara Falls NJ Albany 20
will reach Rochester for the evening arriving
Falls NJ Returning the Fails
express viii Albany
Boston, twelve hours In advance Of other line.
Passengers will right The
Rochester depot. WARREN COLBURN
July ll--dlmo fIntei] Superintendent.
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RALTImORE College Dental Surgery, Session
ID 1s52-'53. .t
FACULTY.
Chaplin Harris b. NJ D., Professor OF Principles and Prac
OF Dental Surgery
Thos Bond,jr., D., Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w. II. Handy, d., Anatomy Physiology.
Alfred A. Blandy NJ d., Professor Operative Dentestry
Philip H. Austen, M. ID, Professor of Mechanical Dentistry
Reginald NJ Wright A. NJ M. d., Lecturer Chemstry.y
The mechanical dissecing will opened
Monday Of October The will be
The regular begin Monday
November, e as March. 5f
Tickets for the slo dissecng ticket (opona) SlO
mstricuaion, IS diploma fee, $50.
Good board from s. 50 TO % 50.
Aug5 w. Il HANDY, Dean.
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@tt1k - Y y Z -
Baistmore snd W~shingten Raiiressi.

PASSENGER trains foIowss HI eHa. n ffa
Iesve Wasbipgson NJ and Q, I2R m, and !, p M
Leave Baltimore At ~ and =, a M; and o., p M
On Sundays from WashinGon and
the fou from omitted
Tickets baggage Philadelphia and New York be
ohsnncd md Passengers
curing transport Of themselves and baggage,
rhlsdoIphs railrosd station.
BladeusbvrI, Sl3 win he
furnished upon application at the ONCE. . ~ N
Ap 1-d1 Agent,
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IlTE ssncere thanks 20 those OF ocr cus-
w promptly rendered lat
july ana respectfully those who eed call and
earliest copvcnieace much in want Of all
money due. CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, y 90,
Aua5-
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80 a. eAR
SWEET and white sulphur Springs
~ increased accommodations
BILE, and most expeditions Sulphur
Springs!
From Washington by the Richmond Fredericksburg
railroad. -
From Baltimore by the comfortable and owpressue
ryand Capt. c. Il. Mitchell. q
Connecting at Richmond with Richmond and Danve rail-
Fare from Baltimore to White Sulphur SIS
baltimore TO Sweet Springs IL
washington TO White sulphur. Is
- Washington TO Sweet Springs. ........s......r II
Richmond to White Sulphur .............. 10 II
Richmond TO Sweet Springs. .
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday
O'Clock, connecting Aqua Creek
Richmond al p m, the succeeding days.
Leave Richmond daily Sunday arrive Lynch
burg al ~ p Leave Lynchburg ~ Bu0rd's by
~ Mountain House at 7x and Springs by
l0 Leave breakfast
sulphur BY TN Returning White Sulphur D. m
TO sweet Springs ~
to Richmond same day by 5h 22m p m.
Fare Richmond White
Richmond to Sweet Springs.
Passengers obectng travel in the night
Bufod and without the White Sulphur
Tickets had board the
from Capt O. t. MITCHELL Naryland Office
JOHN IL. OSBORNE,
Aug6-d2m Superintendent.
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white Hail, New wsndssr Carroll county Mary
land.

establishment thoroughly
up especial benefit families wishing
comfort, located remarkable
for its sauby, in The Immediate vicinity Of excellent sulphur
and, places de
srable in the State than village OF New Windsor
The subscriber s accommodate from twenty twenty
boarder The table will be satisfy the taste OF
ALL The bar will be furnished with the Of wine liquors. c
rars, &c.
The for board be moderate and nothing win be e
done which will conduce pleasure OF vtsifers
New Windsor reached either by
stage Westminster, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10
Airy OF which
be convoy passengers New Windsor notice is
SARAH BARTHoLoW, Proprietor.
Juiyp3-dn j. r. BARTHoLow, Agent
NEW ssyies of Rich spoons, Fsrks, Asc.--oor
IN complete, embracing all
Of table, and dessert and forks ladies'
6sh knives preserve lely
csese
scrapers &e general plain works
this country. M. w. GAIT BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10th Streets
Aug 7-a
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Ao0 TIE roadc0oe Of hee father Eighty 6A srest anl
6escuth avenue. Upper Reseryoir.
On fueedsy, Juno 70, Josfra D. Pvns,, In tho sSth
year Of his age.
Tho frs DDS Of the family Invited 70 ateaA his f-
ner from his Late rsidence 300 Wooster street. to sr-
row afternoon. ct half past 5 O'Clock precisely His
remains vii be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
me0t.
At Brooklyn, Tuesday. June % Hos DAVIS HAupI ~
Of consumption. aged q years months and Ii days.
Hk relatives and frend and the friends Of the family
sso the members Of Warren Chapter, Order of United
Amertcans and the members Of Brooklyn Engine Com
psny No IT, respectfully Invited 70 attend the funeral
service at his late residence 222 livingston street. this
afternoon, ut half past clock without further invita-
tion HIS remains will be taken to Boniton New Jersey
for nterment. to morrow morning. at O'Clock.
On Tuesday. juno 81, Joyr PnxsoIs, youngese sen Of
Thomas and Anne Reilly aged months and IL Days.
At South Kingston Rhode Island, Sunday evening"
juno y, Hon. LEMuEL H. ARNOLD, ex-Governor Of the
State. In the 6lst year Of his age.
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On Monday June % EMMA srHs1ronp. wife Of John
Burchin Jr and eldest daughter Of Captain W. q Cau
q i'd
The funeral will proceed to Greenwood Cen,tcry from
the residence 1913 Gun IN this Wcdne ay) after
door, al o'clock The friends Of the family invited 10
attend
In brooklyn, on Monday, June 2s, WILLIAM Crosnr
son n james T.. aud Ei2s beth Fsnchcr aged yrs and
months.
Tho friends Of the family invited TO attend h. IN
the residence Of his parents Hunter street Fulton
In Rochester on Tuesday. Juno % Para,cx T.. young
cst Of Johanna and the late r. r. Brennan aged
year and months
The relatives and friends Of Tn. family arc tly
Railroad depot this morning at ii O'Clock without fur
tber invitation
On Tuesday morning juno 20, II cholera infantum,
MANI AucUsTA infant daughter If Charles and the late
Jane G. Godin, sged months and 3 dnys
Her funeral Will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
nom Forty third street seventh door west Of Eighth
avenue
On Tuesdsy June 20 GrgpHsr r.. Jr, only son OF ate
pben and Frances c. Shorthand II the ID year of his
age.
The friends and acquaintance OF tho family slo OF his
grandfatbers, John s. Gilbert and Thomas Shorthand
are respectfully invited TO attend HIS funeral this after
noon NJ O'Clock from the residence Of his grandfather
1O7 West Twenty. frst street near seventh avenue
On Tueeday June ~ ELizAssrH T., only daughter Of
Thomas and Ann X Coomos aged years ii months AND
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
rucetcd TO attend her funeral from the residence Of
father Myrtle avenue, corner Of AdsIph street, East
Brooklyn.
On fue.dsy, June 70, Mis- Jo1.rrA CrOn,. arsar
The friepds ~ her father John Gesry aud her unoie
Daniel Geary abd those Of the family respectfully
sied ~ attend hsr fpnersl this 1tcrn,on al 0ooox
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Jersey City intelligence.

ELECTION FUR ALDERMEN.
The election for sixteen Aldermen took place yesterday
IN this city. and resulted as follows
First Wa,d-.iamcs Marine (whig). elected: received
liz votes being votes Peter H. Vroom. his 0ppo-
Dept stemperancc democrat Walter Rutherford (whg)
IN place of George s. Gardner also received 172 votes
Isaac J. Nanderbeek (whg) in place OF Alexander Ii.
Wallis (democra). received 1853 votes William Chilver
(vhig) place Of r II. Belts temperancc) received leS
Second Hrrd Stephen D. Harrison (whig), reeleoted
received 03 majority his opponent Hugh McComb
Alexander Willow (whig), lected received majority
OF II over his opponent, VIM. Bumstesd JOS. g. Ridge
[wigl, reelected by majority Of 90 over his opponent
jeremiah Cleveland; y G Rrodigan twhg), elected
yotts-no opposition.
Third Word-- Cornelius Van Worst, G. p Brokaw, Geo.
Ford all elected and John Low (democra In place Of
L. w King land (whg)
Fourth Hard.-R X Rappleyea (democrat), reelected
received isl votes.l.s majority Barrow (denocratl
elected by majority Of 122 his opponent. G. v.
Trapbagen (whig,. reelected by 25S votes-no oppOs
ton The eight in opposition to the Brokaw party
~-nln,
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CITY POlftlcs.

hon. HOWELL COBB AND HON. JOHN WENTWORTH
AT CONSTITUTION HALL.
Last night the democrats assembled in large numbers
ut Constitution Hail and ratified with great enthusiasm
the nominations platform of the Baltimore Conven
ton. They were addressed by Hon. Howell Cobb Of
Georgia; Hon. John Wentworth Of Illinois; Hon J. G
smith OF Connecticut; Gen Wabridgc, George iiarstow
fsq, Hon John McKoon and Col Thomas Gov
COBB dwelt the necessity Of the North doing its
whole duty by giving united support 10 the nomins
nations and principles Of the Baltimore Convention and
pledged the South TO tho performance II its part Of the
work He said the only question was whether the North
would do its part IN the coming campagn-that there
was doubt about the South going for Pierce and King
The speakcrs in the of their remarks made fire.
quent illusions TO the compromise measures and those
remarks which strongly in favor of those
suTes, were most warmly applauded by the meeting.
This may be taken indication that the of
The democracy are for the Compromise measures That
party Is up the mark and indeed the two great par
ties are standing national ground-ant agitation,
~ should triumph the slavery agators cannot gst into
power unless they enter at some back door, The arrival
OF Gov Cobb was unexpected and he received with
perfect storm OF applause by the assembled democracy
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Herald Marine CoraesPOadonee.

PHILADErPaIA, Juas - = I'm.
Arrived-Bark Eagle. Matthews. Bos!.n; bris. William
Movers Fall RIVER nsSIy Mathew Ievsresas gs.I
Copeland Bsrtett Csrdcnss g.ia hitch6orn.
Ca w,its siss So csr,yl rstsnsi' Esssgor; Hun
wv sldssss ogden, Pro.d Norton, Nest.a, Ca
ClesrsdIstesm.5ip. KennetsS, clark. and Dei,ssr,,
nero; syIn lBrl sp.n.Flo t.,e.ass sss. S,.na;x.s
Ssuss ssnsT. ssS
tam, novers; White White and andcver. HARDY sos
inston Williams, ereSe;tes ~ sv,ia Townsend. Pro
cTas Nan, john sorry
iynoi stesmer Oneida. o Sell, n York.
miscellaneous.
snrr RocKLANo wNsoR, from ssu Francisco for Cslcut
H. vea =. -, april ~ rh 0 f1sr S.' 81.
remained April 90 rcpg
BARN HAMILTON AZ Boston from Phisdclphis. OF Cape,
2tL carried awsy toJmsst snd main topgalant mast
5 for sssSra rS coal.
nmsdsteiy sam In f.s6oms The Grew, i've 10 auabcr
and ,s' .s . a% mo asy
H. I'D before I aa rs .aS
oTCspo May sd
Two bsonsin to the Philadelphia, WILMINGTON and
psss s'. a. Of aG Gap. Nay
Senses Aff0'ia'''' Wh.Iem.u.
SID from Sydney. Nsw Feb "a, Phenis. wia'iov. SAAt
AsHons Kong Apu y. Globe. Handy, NIB, "a mos out
Monticeilo Foger Nan DO sp Mitchell. McCIesve, do
1890 spt Jan Is Edward yosbsr do mss ~ sp Alert
Bodies, n L. 100 bbls. - -
AT Lshans May T. back Baltic taot BATH, Brooks. NIB
oil not ported.
EErSbip Tbos BckasoA, fi,m NBedford on cruise
q bours out, 90 Nantucket shoals go.
March % lat on s. Ion 44e6 Hector 81 Wasrsc, 80 bbs
Spoken.
y;.r...9 Ayres from ss''n for Afr'. MAY ~ la
csi ss Nay e. 81 , % - on %ss viz
c"ra q from Bath fs Wilmington n. date 81
Nantucket Shoals -.
Brig Antonetta ~ days from Bremen FER Baldere Dth
inst of Nan tuoh ct Shoals. :.
vif EgypAa hours from Boston for Dseiea. Jose "A,
sbip steeripg s. wing rcd and white signal wasp
cd June "a, lat rs ", Ion "a N -.
Sohr Berry, rendetou. from Ossnien Tor SaVAnnA"'
Ivpe u % Charleston lag
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OPPOSITION TO THE DOMINATION or GOVERNOR HUI
BAED-THR MAINE LIQUOR LAW, ETC.
PORTLAND. Me, June 90, 1862.
4 acctlng Of that portion o. the democracy of
ths who opposed to the reelection OF Governor
Hubbard and Who aggreved al the manner in which
no reDominstcd for the ONCE. yn by Legislative,
instead Of peoples convention, assembled at tte City
HILL. to-day. About one thousand were present.
Hon. v. u. Paris called the meeting to ordes, and
Judge Edward Fuller, of Kennebec, was chosen Pref
daA Many eloquent speeches were made in which the
Maine liquor law denounced and Governor Hub
berd'r sction il not veoiug it, severely criticised.
The Hon ylHciL d. PAnsis th,n announced that the
Committee the candidate had unanimously reported
the o. Anson G Chandler Of Calais for Governor
Tho p1,ot received with complete upanmity and
xix bsast y cheers were given for the nominee.
KuIus McIntre cf larsonfeld aud John G. Talbot, Of
Naohss reported candidates for electors 81 large
Among a seres of resolutions adopted the follow
ing
Re- Owed That We, the people here assembled, ara op
bb vstUF the security Of property the right Of the
den the sspoy Of bis house. that
the las parsed by the last Legislature Of this state
aly den omiu sted tile Maine Liquor law principles vio
Attn Cd and dearly cherished rights 81
Me viO alton Il
ne stat. yipdicste their rights September she
polls b supporting the non nation for Governor.
The meeting then adjourned. with three cheers for
Fierce and King
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sAyArrAH-sieamshipf lords-Hon Howell Csbb. Co
vernon OF Ceoygis Hon A Hull, Misc Ward, Mrs.
Cham ion. Mrs Cooke and daughter Mss lilo veil,
Mics A Young, Mrs Morsnd, Miss ra,kmsn Miss
Govles, Mir Moore Mrs Temple, vsrnAdce and lazy
Storrs Crsbtree md lady Jones and lady, CLARK
Mrs D Camp. Mrs. Ress Mas Roes Miss eoeh, ) De.
ond lacy two blsrer And servant Miss MWAsh, Var.
nstrs and lady r. ypcps and lady u Osborne :nT
Saunders, stinsop,J w',,hs g Wrgss,J Raj: "
brooks Davis Avegy Harr.n Mack s.G ~ LADY
nrs Brooks Latnroy, Dyer, Mr. Bcrrtan, M Aehin
Mr. Guthrie, Miss Springer ~ IN the stccrsge.
Mrs Bsrtistt Wilkinson. iycs. wiiliam "a.
Lang Jabsbs and lady Miss Phillips ana servan m'ss
Prdd,e and servnpt. Lawtop, kicIs, sae,ensos
HLoske, N A Gsurdiw and IadJJ weed, y st.o-
dsrd Lyon u Crawford, DR. Irving and lady, Miss
Z Post Miss n williams, Hsrrison, Church =
vuIilres. q p AIston. Gourdn, Ruilcdse. Thes
Huches Ainsey Cotchet Prince ana lady Mrs Peck
ham and cbIdreu Mrs Brooks, Mrs Bates. Elias.
Mauvy r Fcsrgus aud lady. Lyons. Caldwell.
Could Isdv purss. and infant Ewbank lady two
"a children, Miss Luoaa, II Evbaok NJ Letch, Mrs
zach and children. Mrs Gamble, Mr., Bsrhei.
np Hamilton and lady Mrs King fou. obiid,ea. sod
too Yreeo lady and ore child hrs wilson Asd
.~s shiiarep. D W Clark ssd l.dy-3s IN sseeras ,,,
LorDor- sbt6 bsndriek Hudson-PM W6oc-s - snue
,1s servant; R.v Iyss sssc, and sc~ -. ,. M,'
hess, Miss ChlIst lea Emily Me,sslsy. R"pets
t ae,sith Edward TryIor. Ge,rge Phuhps '"''
D4. ana nslr. MlSoA aD Col NooeR3 W 3Aja