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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
Come one Come all This Rock shall fly

Nolno OAo OoAne al ms hock snail ny
From its firm base as soon as IL!
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1854.
ME subscriber respectfully TO the denzens OF
Nashville and surrounding country that he has now on
hand and receiving additions daily large stock OF Gents
FASHIONABLE READY MADE CLOTHING, for Fall
and Winter wear
Among which May be found Fine Black and Blue Cloth
ClOaks Spanish do Opera aud Congress Coats Double do
Black Blue Brown and Olive Over Coats Sack PaletotS
Box Frock and Dress Coats Business do and other STYLES
and eoleTs too numerous to mention
Pants and Vests Of style and color suit the most
iaStiduous.
Likewise general assortment OF CHILDRENS'
CLOTHING. Fine Shirts, Under-Shrts Drawers Suspen-
ders, Cravats Handkerchief Stocks Hats Caps Trunks
Vaises, Carpet Bags &c, &c.
Country Merchants in particular are requested to call
and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
septl3 L. POWERS
No g. Market ST, opposite Union Street
n. B.-NOt to be sold undersod by any man or com
bniatiOn ofmen. LIP
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
UST received No. H. Cedar Street. large and well
- selected stock of Cloths Cassmers and YSstngs of the
latest STYLES
ALS0-A large assortment of gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods new and beautiful style of Stocks
Shirt Collars Cravats Suspenders Gloves of every dis
eripon Under-Shirts and Drawers.
Having made arrangement with of the best Clothing
in New York to supply me- VIM. 7. Jen-
nings, 23l Broadway, prepared to offer to
toners and the public Clothing of superior style and quail
ity. Please call and examine for yourselves.
sep4 T. j. H0UGH, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19
SOMETHING NEW.
THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE

THE SOUTH NASHVILLE FURNITURE
L MANUFACMURING COMPANY, are now offerinra
S splendid assortment Of Plain and Fashionable bug
uiture al their Depot on Market street, Thomas'es
sssasnew building, between Union Hall and the ~.
square which they otter at prices to suit purchasers
both whole sale and retail They intend to give satiss
don 10 purchaSers-wOrk warranted.
Call and examine their stock Orders for Work attended
with despatch K. Ii. GR00MS Pres't-
W. w.LNANCE. Sec'Y sept "
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

Furnishing Store, College street. door South of the
Sauare Nashville. Octll
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-19

CHEMICALS large stock and from the best
~ manufacturers some exceedingly rare, before
brought to this market Attention of Physicians to this
aug7 .T-l-.- J. G. BROWN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
CITY ITEMS.
ENTERTAINMENTS &C. DAY AND EyEyIs


The Rivals ws.k Cor the bensst Of Mr. waeOt Also. As
nodsus, or The Little Devils share
BOLD sTaoTs TSs hTIsAsD ms evening Sa''A
MA1ssTs = A I Re s % p a s:1 ss scenery
Tvs Willow 9erst B.,nus sysains Iascs. the 1rssO
ri ana M1 sonSuasUa With @DueSsISsaa
s. .IsIss Doom SP 1 ~ Ss tie
ss fssy e o S::sn Fsaas
Hor,e,rsisns. he a. each Performance
AT , uss fss. q Hor.sE sa.hiP le
Al HEiEr Tsis R1PPnss Exposure asd other Performances Of
Nrsso Mis.IuLss Dr.Ixr.1Os., sgnLrssvs. ts, u'aa
How LAsDBanvs great GsSrsnA exhibited this 'venas
os' ressS-.sss A:sss.sf this famous Noun
River hi. evening AZ MstrOPsits. Hal,
EssrI.s AsrsSIfIsssIss Egyptian MUSEUM 'pea any '2A
cvRios1IrEs-Tss ssadio of Nsehss. ks day
PAIsTIsss te-Ths Nsona Aesay q Dsssa oPea day AID
P.sTsss ae 40 Re wss.on Exhibition Of Art opsa sy
ard evening a, No az Broadway.
ErBoFE-The Arabia sailed for Liverpool yesterday
with large number OF passengers. The Prince Of WED
WAS on board
THr PoIIcE.-Our Reporters attended at the time ap-
pointed Yesterday for the meeting Of the Board Of Con-
missoners Of Police. bat were not admitted We under
stood that no appointments made We would sugges;
that If not incompatible with law, that these meetings be
open to the public The people would be much better sss
fed with the result if they could know the Of app
cants and hear the discussion upon their claims
gPKEssrrrEIAS BOARD or FokEIsS MIssIoxs.-In no
lice Of the election Of officers Of this Board yesterday
TriBvss the name Of srdner Spring d. D. President Of
the Board was Incorrectly given Richardson Spring
ID.
ESHANeENENr OF wAsEs-The Board Of Assistant Al
dermen last night voted that the hbOring employed
by the Heads Of Departments be hereafter paid 81 IS per
day, instead Of 81.
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The damages are lad a g, ooo.

The damages are lad n t5oco -
m yeeevng notice Of tbs acton M Goraon @aserds<d
The CIssss and charged Mr. Ebangh with an niracnon
T1ryeh Discipline and c0ntnmacy 10 apPes.s ne CYL
i.r instead Of submitting himself IN sccor~o = vita ms
60 or oafb 10 the author ~ Of the Glass; the specidc
b.,ess bIng thsi be had brought mac ns aotoatha.
b. hsS statements in support IT hrs proceedings
and bs fese statements hbelous as TO the msmbers
r. Sg.s-;s sustained these CHI ves and condemned Mr.
rfanch "a suspt uson from the ministry
From s sentence Mr. Eoangh appealed and inst appeal
was The nreseuf subject Of consideration
The ssusnce Of suspension having been read me appeal
vzs merit In order with the reasons upon Wnich vas
based They Substantially firstly lnAi me
ana Indictment were unconstitutional Secsnay ,n&t me
indenf or decision contrary 10 evidence and thui
hs The sentence was Ear incorporation to the al
legged ofense. SD -. a.
rcnts in su6po. OF the appeal az considerable length
Rev W Il Gordon, the complaining party Opposed ana
coniended that al the facts N me case nyns Us ne
Mr. Hardenbergh being withdrawn went 10 sns nance on
the mart Of the Appellant in bringing the cV acuon ne
cited the sd section Of the Consunqn cy M Ss al
Grafton OF the Cass and argaed that wnere sun ns
beep brought in public Court no other course was iei'
ons 10 him than TO advertise the Cssss as he had done
NJ Fbaugb had appealed unto Cesar and he Mr. G1rdon
was content TO 90 through the ordeal SO ne must Tor DO
ing what was act Of duty as one OF t1e SOmni'ee'
Against this report they had MADE tney naa only he pare
denial Of thu Appellant and all his subsequent acts were al
variance with that denial
The third ground Of appeal was that the sentence Was
mmeasurably TOO severe oui nc SVeI1 NsA -. 800 %
ton whether suspension not lenien sentence upon
Minister gnlty Of malicious prosecution sustained by
false and hbellous statements -, r
Mr. Chambers the Commissioner followed, on behalf OF
the Chassis repudated the idea that had gone abroad
that the nartes 10 this controversy the Cole gate
Church and Mr. Ebaugh So far from any one having so
eited him he had himself mentioned the subject 20 Ms
elder colleagues but hat they had turned Il on and been
unwilling 10 proceed The only parties were Eoaugh and
the complaining one, Mr. Gordon lie recaPnua'sd the
points before gone through oy Mr. Gordon and eharac
terzed he a: law the grosses contumaey
on The part of member of the Ministry. SO strongly
were thew all impressed with this idea that on receiving
the summons in November ls5 they could no' oeeve ne
~ to employ any lawyer. H., =.
Mr. Ebaueh having replied the parties were directed to
Withdraw, and on the roll being called the appear was
unanimously declared " No. sustained"
The Synod adjourned till this Thursday morning at
"a NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
The Pacific Surveying Expedition.

The vessels Of this squadron now nearly ready Tor
sea and were have sailed yesterday from New ork Ior
Norfolk where they will take on board number o. ln'ru
ents imported to that place direct from Liverpool and
which are Of too delicate nature to admit OF land carriage
The Expedition, which will probably be absent about
three years is organized with an ecen sclenlhc corps
II will explore as minutey possible the coasts OF ASIA
and America bordering the Northern Pacific and behr
pps Straits The survey will also embrace the japan
Islands and seas the Gulf OF IaTtaTy, the seas o. hans
ohatla and OkhOisk, and all the islands lying therein or
adjacent thereto including the Aeutan and sandwich
Islands, sc ri.
MN Der of guns complement Of men, &c
List of officers attached TO the United States soopO var
Vincennes mounting twenty guns; L Ringgold Command
ing Expedition; Thomas A. Budd Lieutenant Command
ing Henry ROlsndo Lieutenant w Grer Fleet surgeon
w Brenton Boggs Purser j. NJ Brooke, Acting Leusn
ant: John Van McCullum, do. do A. y Monroe, do do
d. T. McCOrkle, do. do. Thomas ;. fnlebrown, DO. do
r. w Carter Acting Master Frederick I. Stuart Com
msnders Secretary and Draughtsuani w L. NichoL AS
sstant Surgeon VIM Simpson Naturalist j. Pennington
Commanders Clerk Thomas L. Gamble, Pursers Clerk !
Edward Kern Artist; w. H. Baker, Assistant Draughts
man; j. C. Davis Gunner j. w. Ovens, Carpenter ;
Richard Berry Sail Maker.
pose tyeav7 guns A. Is. Davis Esq, Lieutenant Com
handing : A. Roe, Acting Lieutenant and eI Officer
VIM. Kelley, Acting Lieutenant; William Van Wyck' DO
f. o. Carnos Acting Master; j. Hartman photographer,
and to perform the duty Clerk James Stewart Passed
Assistant Surgeon.
List Of officers attached to the United States steamer
John Hancock, three guns John Rodgers, Lieutenant
Commanding; W King Bridge Acting Lieutenant; VII
liam Gibson do s j. Bliss do Henry ST. George Hun
ter Acting Master; Ebrdge Lawton First Assistant Engl
neer; David h. Mawns, Second do John {. Mitchell
Third do LLOYD A. Williams, Fourth do. l.. X. knOrr,
Captain Clerk and Draughtsman; Charles Wright Bota.
mist; Agnes, Assistant Naturalist Borand' Assistant
Draughtsman.
List OF Ulcers attached to the United States schooner
FenimoTe Cooper, one gun H. h. Stevens, Acting Leu
tenant Commanding; John II Russell Acting Lieutenant
j Livingston Breese, Acting Master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
Particular synod OF New.ys the Reformed Dutch
Church.

The SYNOD is now sitting in the COnsioy of the
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church. corner OF Fulton and
Wliamsts 1t consists Of delegation of two Ministers
and two Elders from every Chassis within its bounds con-
prisng classes and about $50 churches The attendance
on each Of the two past days was very fun
siRsr DAY-xkF 81.
The meeting having been called to order the following
officers were elected for the present year President j. b.
AIlgert Assessor, j. Ii. Duryes Clerks, MeSsrs Mande
vide and Colyer.
The President announced that the Synod about to
proceed to the consideration OF judicial business and
Joined on the members to regard their character AS judges
in enc Of the courts Of Jesus Christ.
Rev j. w. Chambers was accredited as Commissioner
for the Chassis Of New-York.
Classis Arpeals.The appeal Of Alfred Carhart from
certain acts and doings of the Chassis Of New York in
aton 10 his certificate from the Twenty st. Church in
the CITY Of New. York, was taken up.
The Act appealed from in the usual order first read
then the appeal with the grounds for after
which the appellant was nssrG N suRpS5 o.d
.hs snresl bat was finally sustained and the Synod
shortly aterwsrd adjourned III "Wednesday yesterday
morningl
Case Of Rer John s Ebaugh, late Of the ScreafeEtAs
ChMrd-The appeal Of Rev. John 5. EbAagh against 4
sentence Of suspension. was taken up.
This matter appears 10 have created great interest and
70 be considered as one calculated to establish precedent
Of great importance with regard to the discipline OF the
the words oi the complainant appealed unto Cesar.
Under these circumstances brief outline of the proceed
ings may prove acceptable
In 1851 = Committee was appointed, consisting Of Rev.
T. w Chambers, W. r. Gordon and Mr.. John Westervelt
Elder to inquire into the condition of the German Re
formed Church IN Seventsenhst- and the relations be
tween that and lis pastor, Rev John = Ebaugh-
This Committee reported the Church in very feeble
state and recommended that be dsbapded and the Class
Is of October ls5i acting this report passed resolu
ton in accordance with H. Upon Chassis proceeded
10 try the Appellant bat before that done and imme
diaiey on the report being presented Mr. BAugh con-
msnced suit AZ law in the Supreme Court agsns; the
members Of the Committee personally for libel This 3
new pending and sad j w0ald very sOOn De tried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05
Delaware, Lehish and Wyoming Valley Railroad,
| again.

To The Editor Of The " y. T'ibuas
SIR In The Ner York Express paragraph appeared re-
ferng to report Off w Allen ESQ Civil Engineer OF the
Morris and Essex Railroad upon the practcabty OF con-
peps the supbury and Railroad with the Morris and EeE BY
mean, Of the Deaar, Lehgh aad Wyoming Valley Rlaodd
thereby OF enins the Wyoming coal hel tins City Mr. Allen
The latter road 10 be yar road QUA a,ady eaa ns
would be practicable Il ho~ever he ressrs %
coacayns road be speaks with imperfect knowledge OF me
cis or deceived BY the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF interested
parties ssree with Mr. A. that it highly important to this CITY
made with the sunurY and Ere hd ana
This shall have when the ROAD
building through Cobb Gap VIA Scranton Pa Known the De
ware Western Railroad ths be hnssed and $50
The Boo.u Lsckswanns Road ssa BE- ui connecting the
Jersey and Enc Roads BY the aearef praIt ose a'
raAsy N"-ioAAhA'
r3- s NJ Strong Esq has recently assumed the edo-
rial management of The DdderHe banner lie closes his
editorial address his patrons follows We will mere
" say that belong the Pierce Douglas and Richmond
Examiner school of politics We certainly prefer the He
Democracy the rule the jack plane and brogan
10 the brooches and the cooked hat caoc and steam
pressure oxcsrts and causeways and veraby do we
believe Yankee Doodle 10 be the best tune 10 night by
work by dance by march by, and die by, az needs BEL
that ever bated upon the ympdNVm of the American ear
Do you take Then set down for Democrat OF the
State Rights and progressive school
~ DR. Burnside Of Toronto has given $4,000 to TIM
y College $4,000 in cash. and lands adjoining the College
grounds valued at $4,000 The gift formally consu
mated upon the venerable donors 73d birth day
rF' Awoman named Violet Proctor died in the New
Bedford Aims House. Sunday at the advanced age
one hundred and eight years.
~ II showed all day long in Plainfeld, Mass, OF
Monday last.
r75 The loss by the FIRE in Boston Thursday morning
is estimated at not more than 600 Frsm thirty io
ty Irish families were deprived of their local hsbtatons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

About O'Clock on the morning Of Saturday, the SOth
Apnl 1883 cry Of fire raised The captain and pass
engers were all in bed Immediately the cry OF fire, all
rushed down the after part Of the boat and scene OF
confusion took place which battles the imagination to con
ceive-the cIy OF children the wslng OF mothers the
partng OF friends heart rendiDg in the extreme IL
was impossible get at the boats the FIRE was first OBJ
served on upper decks and in about half an hour the
whole of the upper cabin saloon was consumed The
threw themselves out planks and on such
ings rs they could get their hands Some made for
shore I'VE were about two miles from shore others re
NAMED cnging to the boat and those that did so were
saved in number four cabin passengers fourteen OF the
crew and the purser.
About half past we were delivered from our perlous
situation by the schooner Emblem Of Brone Capt Boger,
and the Georgiana of Port Dover Capt Henderson to
whose exertions through Almighty God owe our lives
and we would most oheerfaly tender them our most
sincere thanks for their timely assistance and also for their
kindness and attention TO several wants and psreu
lsry 10 Capt Bolger OF the Emblem. for the prompt
measure he took 20 return with Us TO Kingston and we
now ask of the Almighty God to protect him and his in like
manner as he has done 10 us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

TIE WokID'sFlIR.-LordE lphinstoue having accepted
the post of British Commissioner at the Words Far WI
be present with his family.
The King Of Holland vii send ship with great variety
Of goods
large assortment Of s;a,usy is the way numbering
about $50 pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

~ Mrs.. L G. Bostwek viii coon re.arn 10 rAs NY
and give series Of concerts. She Is Jus; hasns ''
.hrn,,oh .he West and South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

TsIoy THEOLOGICAL SENISART-We learn that the Ell
fort which begun year age to raise $4,000 for the
purpose of endo wing the Union theological Seminary IN
this city-he subscriptions to be binding when 100000
was secured-has with noble Eberaly. BY means Of
seyer very liberal subscriptions made within the past
week the sum Of 500, 600 has been secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

sraruE OF De Wrrr CLISTOs-The Board OF Assls'-
a., Aldermen last night gave permission to p W. I'd
onds Esq to place Mr. IT, X Brownies bronze stAiae o.
De VIII CLIyToS in front Of the City Hal, Tor lev
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

DR FERRIs-On Sabbath evening last Rev. DR.. Ferris
delivered his closing pastor of the MArketst
Church The occasion convened an immense audience
every available seat the large edhce occupied and
many stood throughout the services The ministry OF Dr.
Ferris has been exercised in this Church for sixteen years
and eight months The best wishes Of afectonae peO
ple viii follow Dr. Ferris to his and difficult field OF
labor He has already entered upon his duties as Chan
eellor Of the v Y University.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05

ESHANcESESr OF wAsEs-The Board OF Assistant Al
dermsn last night voted that the hbOring employees
BY the Heads Of Departments be hereafter paid 81 IS pei
day instead Of 81.
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$50 book and job printers of the Cooperative Union, OF
NewYork City:
To tls EIoa0rubis National Prtasr' Union; - - "a. o.
GEsrLENEs Petitioners BOOK and JOB Pnnsr o. the City
sNYori would petition 'ss AcpS,, SsI 2 tent
ch.IeI 70 and esl.s ne sSsnss o. ne md "os
Ens yOu would specify the following among many other
Ts.i 8s Primers uaOn a. present s1i,;ns not
:, sos So number il. membership
City that nneentb Of I'm. onssnth are those %
the BOOK and Job hsnashat then circumstances and
fhsf the Printer Union BY Incorporating into . Constitution
tsstss snd son.q1sS fisg vos
Con Joining il sn.s sna h tssg N s IrAd'
Ia. SosT Ps,iioos Ses1. Of the
~ a1ssss II an.ins uoa h fd
~ 1o,etSn III seeking for their labor they
'sSd = cs other rsssoa Which presented
you By Delegate yoar hHnds Ch.Iter or M no.
5sn a. he sst one I5 ~ shie s. fs. .ad
Ss, ESs o, a b. Bos sd jos Printer: VII & as
lsthsr sAnonsos gnos saS ne Interests and "s nc
On motion Of Mr. T. j Walsh, OF the New York Typo
graphical Union Mr. j. Smith representative Of the Co.
operative Union Of New York was unanimously admitted
Mr. Smith then read the application stating that these
petitioners consisted Of those working in the following
ofices viz E O. jenkins % Harper Bros 30 l. b.
smith 80 J. T. Trow .; n Y Stereotype Association ID
American Bible Society "A X C. Valentine 20 John
GRAY 20 Pudney s. Russell % ;. W. Benedict % Bill
lngs & TAYLOR "a; Vincent Dill : Americas Tract So
c;s,v . Danl Fanshaw Collins Bovine s. Co. c. e.
savage 6. PICK Office c. w. Benedict, 8 Livesay &
Bros Douglass s. Co, 7. sutton, Scattering, u
| Total 3s6. -
Mr. $ gave a history of the movement and ampHfed
upon the reasons given in their application for different
organization from that OF the newspaper compOsItors
That the recent stke there was oy me hsnas
Alone and that many job Offices heard nothing OF until Il
was over the book and the job hands having been thus
overlooked selected delegates revised teT scale Of pr
ce and formed the Cooperative Union, which now comes
\ before yOu for charter.
Mr. Gray of NewYork, replied, stating that the book
and lob hands in majority in New York City and
could therefore amend change the benevolent clause OF
he Union Of uniting with IL He read brief history Of
the NewYork Union, and is course signed By some thirty
| or forty Of is members
Mr. smith denied that the meeting Of the trade IN
that Civ had approved Of the Union organization;
he had acted Vice President Of that meeting and the
solution his own- only approved the scale al that
| tine proposed BY the Union
The discussion continued between Mr. Smith and the De-
egafes from the NewYork Union, Messrs. Abzugh Walsh
and Gray and dgenersted into rather personal eonTer-
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ASTROLOGY.

AIRS ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
I'M skill In tseteng tho future has arrived and will far
pis tslligsnes sbout all circumstance She ntoi
dreams law matters and love astroogy books
science tells ladies and gentlemen the Of III
person they will marry also The OF her vsers Mrt
Alvin speaks English French and GernAn languagsi
70 Rvneton street. up stairs near che Bowsry
Ladies - cents; ReStle men q.
MISS BRUCE THR SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CAN
M be consulted with At 60 Canal street, Of Broad
way up stairs all events Of lfepresent past and ia
ture and tell the namc and Of person. from
A. N, tinsP.h. Ladies, 80 cents; gentlemcn, 81.
AIRS BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA. TRNDEN
M her rvsss TO The ladies a1A gsntlsnsn Of this city
A. t ncc5. a.. science relied On BY Esseleo9
nBrry; also che Of the vsits Rsndsnes 20 Crest
Josss street, corner 81 BowNy. diss 20 ssnts; GENTLE
men u.
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ATOTICE-THE OFFICES OF THE LAKE ERIE,
In Wabash, and st Louis and tho Toledo and Illinois
Railroad Com panies are ut So Wall strict.
EDW. WHITEH0USB, Treasurer.
NTYE CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
IN Merchants, Valparaiso
y. NyE, y. A. RICHARDSON, AU0UsTvs LOMBARD
References.
SANrIAGo-Don. Battle Peyton.
VALpAHAiso-Nessrs. Alsop Co., HemeEway Co.
PANAsA--Messrs Corvine, Brs. Co.. Garrison 4 FrisA
VIZ. Nelson 3 Co.
LrvEarooI~-Msssrs. Bowman, Grnneu & Co., Wiilian
Jasksos, E,q
NEW YoRx-Msssrs. E. X. Collins Co., Goodhus Co.
Capt Ezra Nye steamer Pacific
BALriMoR E--Messr. John Henderson Co., rhonas J
Hand Co.. White a Elder.
SAN FE AncIsco -Messrs Flint, Peabody Co.. Hussey
Bond h Halo, Chas. Doane, Esq, J. IL Lyon. Esg
BosroR-Messrs Ammi G. Lombard, Esq, H. d. brigham
4 Co.. Gidden Williams.
CAFTor-Nys, Psrkins Co.