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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04
General Montholon.-The recent English pa

General NIontholon.--The recent English pa
pers announce the death Of Gen. Montholon, Ia
vorably known (says the ~ 7. Commercial Ad,rni-
He died at the age of 10. He commenced his
military career when a child ten years old, and
went through the campaigns Of Italy, Germany,
Poland, and Spaiii--was at Anstertz, Wagram
Jena, and Fricdland, and was five times wounded.
In 1909 he entered the household Of the emperor
rs grand chamberlain. During the hundred days,
he was Napoleons .aid-de-camp; he was present
at Waterloo. and followed him to st. Helena He
was made the first executor Of his will, and his
papers and writings We're placed in his hands,
On the eve Of Louis Napoeon's expedition TO Bo
logne, he promised TO follow him, without know
ing where he was going. He was a member Of
the late National Assembly.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

Health Of Cumberland.--The Cumberland
Telegraph Of September 3Oth. says:--Thcre has
been but three or four eases Of cholera and one
or two deaths during the past week. There have
been, however, several deaths from bilious fever,
which, with the chs and levers, are the pre- vail
ing diseases.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DRS. X. & j. HUNTER, members Of the
IL Royal College of Surgeons, late OF Islington,
London, have taken up their residence in Wash
ington, for the treatment OF DISEASES OF THE
CHEST; comprising affections OF the Throat
Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption. and diseases OF
the Heart TO which branch OF their profession
they have for many Years given their exclusive
attention. The peculiarly Of the treatment en-
ploycd by Dr>. ll.'i> that the remedies employed
are administered by Inhalation, in the form Of
vapor.
Residence and office, 18th street. between G
and II streets. (m) Sep Oily
TRESH NORFOLK OYSTER'S.-THE
Il subscriber receives regularly every Tuesday.
and Friday by the steamer Osceola, direct from
Norfolk, supply Of the celebrated LYNN HAVEN
BAY and NORFOLK OYSTERS, IA most delicious
article.
His BAR is well supplied with the best liquors
All kinds OF GAME in season.
WIN. RUPP,
Penn avenue, north Side, bet. Sd and IL streets
ust in season.-We have just received
q the largest and most beautiful assortment
OF the latest patterns New York Crates thai
has ever been offered for sale iii this city. and will
sell them cheap for cash.
WOODARD & GUY,
No. 3, north side Pa. av between
Sep 2l-,hit 10th and 18th >ts
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JULES BON N L I !,
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING OFFICl


NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING OFFICE,
no. 80, NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED FOR
IN all journals throughout the United States,
Canadas and Europe, and arrangements made at
the lowest rates. All papers kept on lille for the
inspection OF advertisers, and every information
given. Oct l-tf
rAMPBELI'S Restaurant, Pennsylvani
" ayenIr, between 4 !! and 9TH streets, opposite
,1hc National Hotel.
The proprietor respectfully informs his trends
and the public generally, that lie is prepared,
all hours. 10 furnish all the dclicacics OF the
son. in style which will not fail please the most
tastidions. a II the birds of the season always on
hand, comprising Reed birds, Sora, Blue wing &c.
Also fresh Norfolk OYSTERS, and Fish of every
variety. The bar consists Of the choicest wines
and liquors and the finest Havana cigars. Auen-
tive and polite servants always in attendance.
Gentlemen are invited TO give me call.
Sep 2l--f I'M
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

GEO. r.. MASSEY a. CO.,
REAL ESTATE BR0K Frs, GENERAL CLAIM
And Insurance Arenfs.

Will attend to the negotiating Of loans and the
agency business generally.
Opposite Mr Post 0!Gee, IV"Shiugto" city.
Oct. limo. (m)
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04
Inhuman Punishmcnt.-Ont the last trip Of the

Inhuman Punishmcnt.-On the last trip Of the
Golden Gate" from Panama to San Francisco,
s,eeragc passenger was detected in appropriating
some of the food designed for the cabin passcn-
gers to his own bodily comfort. Capt, Patterson
ordered him on deck, where he took an empty
pork barrel. cut hole in one end large enough
Tor the mans head, and one on each side for his
arms, and compelled him to put on this wooden
Jacket, and stand barc-headed in the sun for two
hours. The passengers finally intcrtered. and the
man was liberatcd-but another little inoflensivc
passenger, who volunteered to condemn the cap
lain's brutality, was served in the same manner.
On reaching San Francisco, Patterson was ar
rested ON an action for $4,000 damages, but the
jury which sat in the case could not agree The
morc's the pty.--N H. Register.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

Case of James COllier.-According to the Ner
journal Of Commerce, the sureties OF Mr.. James
Collier late collector Of the customs for the port
of San Francisco, have very recently paid over
into the United States Treasury about Sis, 900 on
account Of the balance due to the government from
that gentleman.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04
Man with Twenty Wiyes.-A man call.

A Man with Twenty Wiyes.--A man call
ing himself DR.. William Hunter Gut whose real
name is said 10 he Nathaniel J. Bird, is in Jail Il,
Camden, New Jersey, on charge of bigamy, and
Harrington, a lady Of Philadelphia, visited him in
prison. and asccrtained he was the man to whom
She was married on the 9th of July last. On the
same day he visited by another lady from
kensington, named Mary Thomas, to whom he
married in May last. It is also stated that he
has wife in Reading, another in Wilmington,
Delaware, and another yet in Philadelphia. The
prisoner is only about twenty-tlree years OF age;
and, i, is stated, declares that he has twenty wives
Il statement which may be true, as more than one
fourth Of that number has been found within few
days. II is alleged that he abandoned each wife
soon after marriage. and that they never heard
him after, until his recent arrest. The affair
creates the greatest excitement in Camden, and
has induced an immense number Of people to seek
admission for the purpose Of seeing him.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

Mount Auburn.-Thc new granite tower on
the highest ground in Mount Auburn cemetery,
is nearly completed. 1t is designed as an ob>erva-
tory from which not only all the grounds of the
cemetery may be seen, but the whole country
around for many miles. II is GO feet high, with a
spiral stone stairway leading its top. The chapel
which was built by contract, and very imperiectly
constructed is to be rebuilt and bcautifed and made
worthy Of its elegant plan and the style of every
thug around it-UHreiiug IHteI
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

Another Pension Agent in Limbo I've IN
derstand that person. charged with being con
ccrned in the issuing of fraudulent pension papers,
was brought from New York to this State, on
Thursday, by Marshal Bacon. and has been COM
mitted for cxaminaton.-Nem Ha,rn Register.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

First Sn0w.-We learn through Mr.. Latham
of the Atlantic and ST.. Lawrence railroad, that
when he left Gorham. New Hampshire, yesterday
morning, al six o'clock. the ground was covered
with snow the mountains being covered with it
and wearing, apparently. their winter garb, and
that il was still falling when he left.
IPOrtL0Dd Maine.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

The Atmospheric Telcgraph.--A company,
with capital of $500, 900 is being formed in this
city, for the purpose Of constructing line OF tcle-
graph from Boston to New York, having cylin-
der two feet in diameter by which means it is
believed that packages may be transmitted from
one city to the other, in fifteen minutes.-Boaon
transcript.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04
Sntelliaente.
Atlanta Bank Bursted.-W, have ofi.n ex.

Atlanta Bank Bursted.-We have often ex-
posed the Atlanta Bank as swindng affair, and
warned the public against giving credit to its is
sues. We did not, however, suppose It's race
would so soon be run. But il appears by the fol
lowing. from the Chicago Tribune of "Wednesday,
that George Smith & Co.. have ceased 10 redeem
its bills. Stand from under.
ATLANTA BANK REGULATING IrsELF.-Wc IN
derstand that Messrs. George Smith Il Co., Of this
city, yesterday refused to take the bills Of the At
lanta Bank in exchange for common currency
Up TO that time, they had acted otherwise. and
the refusal at this time, when large amount of
the Atlanta bills have been put in circulation, ex-
cites no small degree oi surprise and speculation
as TO the cause. We know of no reason nor can
we nationally imagine one, for such course, ex-
cept il be the inability Of Messrs Smith l. Co., to
provide means for the redemption OF the Atlanta
bills. We have had good deal OF confidence in
the financial talent and pecuniary ability of the
parties, but the refusal alluded TO is by no means
calculated to increase it,
Let this serve warning against all other
similar institutions. They are all rotten and will
all sooner or later burst up.-7Erchamge.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

Brandy chemist ofhigh stan
ding. who has communicated the fact, was recently
called upon by brandy counterieiter, to analyze
TWO specimens Of French liquid which he had
imported and with which and whiskey he had
us pure French brandy. at So SO the gallon, having
made over 100000 by the operation, the liquor
only costing 30 cents gallon The chemist was
solicited TO manufacture more Of the mixtures Gf
he could discover the sccret for the countereiter
who could not afford to wait TIVE receipt of the
,icle from France. The chemist found one of the
mixtures a deadly poison, and declined having
anything to do with the netarious business An
other individual counterfsiter, having obtained
mixture OF the like character, is now on his way
10 California, and made secret OF his belief that
he should make one hundred thousand dollars by
the operation. Whi>key the groundwork, is now
drugged with arsenic in small quantities, to bring
up the bead, SO as to make it, when diluted with
water, TO APPEAR Of FIJI sfrfngth.-C. +. DeIaran
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

The Swami Trial.--We learn from the Hagers-
torn To,chhght that the testimony in this case
was finally closed on Monday afternoon. and the
argument Of the counsel commenced on Tuesday.
Speeches were TO be made BY three Of the counsel
for the prosecution, and four for the prisoner. II
expected that the case would he given 10 the
jury yesterday or to-day,
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04
"StrOnS- mindeds WOman.--A Young

The Adamantine Democratic Press.-We
enabled to add to our list, heretofore published
of the democratic papers in the State which sus.
tain the Adanlan,ine ticket the following valuable
accessons:-
The independent Republican, Goshen, Orange
county.
The Imion CoXsackie. Greene county.
The Adrvcafe Pratt>vilIr. Greene county.
The Ga-rtte, Morrisiana, Westcheslcr county.
AW0uy .Arsns.
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WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM

Office and residence Georgetown.
Sep 2l-tNoyl
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4 HITZ, Music Depot, south

Sept. 3c-3tawt11O
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1853-10-04

The (sermanians.--Thc Germania Musica
Society, after long absence announce a concert
for Thursday night in Baltimore. Besides their
own attraction and that Of Mr.. Jaell-who for bril-
liancy Of touch and felicity Of execution is unsur-
passed--they will have with them that little m,,.
steal prodigy, Camille Urso, who, though not yet
in her teens, is pronounced by the best musical
authorities superior to any one Of her tender age
for her incompatible violin playing The Ger
manians will no doubt meet with such success as
their rare performances deserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08
Total Loss OF the Ship I. z Of View York, by
Fire.

CAPTAIN AND ALL HANDS sAyED-FEP0RT OF CAP
TAIN BARsTOw, WHO FIRST REACHED tbs SHIP.
The ship Ebeaezer Ut Liverpool 25h uf, hysCght In
sDgence of the total destruction by Ere OF the PACKET
chip the 7th ult, in as AZ, lon. 90. The r.,
$50 tons barder sailed New York July under the
command Of Captain Spencer for Liverpool with cargo
consisting chiefly Of turpentne and Gotten. sns
was owned BY Eessrs leragA Of this city, The captain
and all h2nds-twenty in pamber-were rescued by TIE
Ehensser, and raad at Liverpool Captain Barstow, Of
the ship Robert Kelly, from Ner York, ~ Liverpool,
made the following communication 70 the Board Of Un.
derwritors at Liverpool
Ton ThurGdsy July 7th in lat A. los CO. ~ 3is eelock
P. H. observed a oke, which at frat supposed 10
he that OF AMER but tNiEkipg strange 10 fall in
With fteamer in The above POSITION and cngtryDg some
thing unusual In the APPEARANCE OF the smoke took my
glass and emit .lot when at once discovered 10 De
ere Immediately TOOK IN all ring calls and
made for the wreck, with good look ont al the mast
her lonvboat about s TO windsad .f her. a1c teeTsd
for it. We passed within twenty feet OF her, and found
Der in good order in her. and the oars n move
able articles gone We then bore away for the Wress
ard at 5 p passed nader The stern Of the burnipg
vessel and found her TO be the u from New York 10
Liverpool
.sse burning fore and aft upper works burned off,
decks fallen IN.
"Ihe flames we're breaking through her stern, and
part Of the letter consumed At the moment Of
ipg At the same time sail 90 sgyed alot> con
siderable distance 10 the eastward ely The kten ezer
which probably picked the ev am well sstis6ed
they nowhere in the vicinity Of the wreck at The
time OF leaving it,.
The fire is stated TO have been eaused by spontaneous
hus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

% they mostly fIan ths hsAvsrd side and
sn s.s. bus III: ss,,"s. ss ..p.s Ts o.eS...
sssiss Of attacks ON iorhdahh ssoshadss 10 81 oBss
.ass.isaIy and ussessiye aa1 While u converts ns
sDsniss OF the BIisiaA II ssstzlutss in so degree 70
subdus the Bwness esvus nsAA One shief, hcssvS
British fssss ana per haps he Eoss upo,tu Of tAs
Sluns ssnnfted by the ding srry hss been the
sssn:es v'sw taAss Of the shalsss~ a.a resources u
He vas st s,st dsssrisss N rsSbsr snisi beldisg
some obscure Businesses IN the snszpusd ssfs Of sAe
Go. msDdsr L. .bsrt ,sn. 10 .1psl Sin, ba. tAs
party Ispuksd with loss TAs a,ask was rep atsd
Iss , b: :.s ' .s.. IL: e. s ;ss .s,
aaa na.y stAs valsasls pea- Mean tosn held
Ais Desitis. Win s,ooe sshIss men, and tSs
Subsequently. ss Jshs Chsasss sssshDsns sfssssa -
entry nto ths sst II iussla ana aitss sevs struggle
hsvn .fssssa tneh sesps. Il vas hen sssnowisdesd
ability than any Bs,ms.s before sneS.s'.d h me var
ss ]. new s.ssss = Il. lss Of Ava 10 has rendered
he last sets he eomDis,sd vas 70 hAsg II the aDss
nsssDfers Who bopsht hio An order 10 jetn 'he royal
70 ,ss ssas
sLd .pystsal naIsueer. they excluded him from the
benefit Of the arnitse and set p1ics Of 600 rupees
upen his head. The Civil OommissionsY 81 RaDgOon is
responsible fsy this prooaDa'on bah whoever
issued IT, he ssy Of set d % ths country
he -epresents Mean himself 10 flag TO the BIZ
sh quarters TO protest against winch except
him from tho ufsges Of civilized yarfare bosstng ct the
sAu tne that he should Be tahen He has bosn
good his word His extensive camp surrounded BY
creeks Of the river and fortified BY barrdss and sbas
Of the jungle has beer forced il trae but be himseh
foapd 70 retire upo1 Ava where be has bsen re-
eevec with tgh distinction by the Prince Who has ost
assn0ed the throne and he win probably b placed N
command Of the Burmese forses against the British
army The wsr therefore which has been already carried
with little quarter the side Of The Bft.h and none
the aide OF the Burnese-no prisoners having been
made by siiber-w nos be resumed wish ipcreAsed se
,ivity OF The result Of pitched battle bet aeeA the
6nrnsss and British there b lsrs douht thAt victory
would favor the latter but up to the present time the
British not succeeded IN projecting cSscotpg my
decisive operation Amt the enemy, whlst ths enemy
have undoubtedly gained courage, experiences and more
formidable leader by the British delay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08
Ireland.

The COMMITTEE appointed 20 devise suitable sstnio-
NAL TO Mr. Dargn have issued their address to the pub
c They very properly decide TO make the testimonial
not in tac snape Of personal gift, but in the more
during form Of eSucatiepa establishment 10 BE- called
the "Dargan Industrial Institute"
The Queen is expected to visit Dublin about the 5th
9th o. August
ocoInslls houte in Merrion square south, Dabln for
forty the residence Of the late Bhsrator sold
the ether day for $780, TO John Ofarre barriser The
house miseraby out OF repair camp of exercise.
similsr 70 that Chohham heath to be formed
in the Curragh OF Kildare, Ireland, this fall. The
counts Of the potaoe crop continue hoBea and far
there s every TO believe that the disease If it
has at all made its appearance, ia limited in extent
10 he scarcely worth noticing. Another fortnight
less time will set all doubts 81 rest Setting aside the
reports Of interested parties j, would appear that the
agricultural prospects OF the island far from unfavor
able All kinds OF grain stated be very healthy,
and fast progressing to maturity The yield Of wheat win
be short even shorter than in former seasons but this
deficiency Will he fully compensated by the abundance of
oats and barley, IS well as Of al green crops
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

As regards psAn politics the MOS. perfect calm pre-
wallis The King IL rur&zng the ministers d pcrsed TO
ther hoes and the court has sepsrstei The Zoveren
conferences drag slowly but nothing 10 made Known Of
their transactions.
The Berlin correspondent. OF tho London Times writing
under date Of July o. says -" Herr Won seSon Prus-
sian Minister at Rome has been sunconed to join tbs
King TT pu.bus TO lay before His Majesty the result AZ
his negotiations and observations vt Rome with respect
the treatment OF RoYnsn Catocs I'm Prussia latter
end of next month will the EvaDecischer Kirshentag
sitting In Perrin, for the purpose Of dsbeapg The
various matters open to objection .ng for remedy
in the National Church Of prussia Not only In Berlin
but throughout be kingdom epdeavors bang made to
obtain better obserance ~ the Lscs day Mt any ratio
dnribg the hours Of divine seryce but long the
upper crces and the court regouiy devote second
hell OF the sunday % pleasure and festivty u WIN 10
comno only oihicDlt TO persuade The trading Community
ths the fst had may not be spent In the way they like
best, viz, earning extra triGs
1T the different Prusssu ports In the Baltic gaarau.
tine Of four days is being enforced against vessels comng
from Copenhagen, but, strangely enough, net against
those coming from st. Petersburg Both capitals
just ysicd by the cholera In the latter In mil der
form than in the former. In st. Petersburg there
about hundred and sixty cases every day. Of
which average forty are fatal while in Copanha-
gen, with much smaller population, the na@cer Of
das eases las up, between the 11lh aud 10th
Joy cm forty nine ssss With thirty deeths 10 Shsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

6n1o1 - - Quem. MxA 0o1uviA IL vst vuuDa
sCen become greatly admired in Paris IL she woald
consent 70 remain winter among us B.H.R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08


rEoCEBDISCs IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
oCEEN--TuE AFFAIRS or cUBA IL THE coEHoSs
THE EASTERN QuEsT1oN-yR. LAYARDs no
T1oS CUSHIONED AGAIS-THE SLAVE TRADE
TIT LORD MAYORS MINISTERIAL BANQUET
AMERICAN WoEDIIs-THE " BLACE SWAN IRE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS, ETC., ETC.
1t will interest good PTtons TO learn The, theg Queen Is
recovering from her attack 81 measlag.
ia Parliament Fir De Lacy Evans put The question why
the extracts OF Correspondence respecting Cuba ordered
thap three months rinoe had not been ad before
the House Lord john Russell promred 70 Doaye INTO
the Decay. We have already had BY telegraph IN Hall
fax the cement that the government hal Onco
efoFd6d ont AR iayari's motion % discuss openly
the ete 0f eastern aairs and the folio ~i1g are ths
speeches. made Tie occasion ia the HOuse Of nu2ons
duly % -
RUSSIA AND TURKEY
Mr.. TAYlRp--Bef9Ie the noble lord odd esssA the
House beg TO pas question q which Favf notice
last DGnt II s fortnight aimee the nobis lord
the Ter tor Tifer;op, rcqgested 10 put 90 the
motion o. which had given notice because negotiations
uere Ia pfc1ess coBs,nted to tie request OF the 40
BILE lord s1d II VII be " The recollection ef the House.
thet thq robs osi saia lie would give an esry day
on which Wight nfirg farwasd my notion indec
stand hs noble lord the Secretary OF safe for F,gsga
Ansire has dated 10 another place that he IL prstaied
10 very few Gsye. whether the proposals. made se &C.
ceped or are not accepted ~ lsy he pape before pr
Antnt During the last fortnight events of very treat
upsr1aocs nays taksn place in the east o. Eutop@ Ia
the Whole history 81 bs intercourse Of nations ats 10
unafilabe, oetrsgeoos, 20 esnserogs &C hare aken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

BRUSSELS, JAY 20, 1888.
The legal publications Of the promise # marriage
tween the Duke OF Bsaean. aud the Marie
Herrete, viii take place at Brussels and ut VIENNA in
the early part OF nexs month
1t 10 stated tha.the civil marriage will be celebrated
a. tie palace OF the King at Brusses Sunday, the
2let Of August. The public ceremony will rake place
the following day--Monday The Atchbiahop OF MAaDSs
will olacia.e on the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.
The Vienna Loyds makes the tsnt assertion that
the Cabinets OF England and Denmark ia active cor
respondence the subjest of Ruria pTetsnson in The
Fast ana tint England desires induce the Danes 70
conclude treaty which shall provide FOR al possible
evtntualies The Island fort Of Chrisiano hitherto
mpoJed aa state priaon has been put in eatc Of de-
ence committee OF the Diet mead t'o fo1tidca-
ion of Copenhagen rrederca and several poin on The
title Belt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-08

Chaa 81 John 4 lAiy, N.
ClaA n. b. 81 John,
Geo. 4 8. jain.
MIS- JunA 4 Lockwood
A. Osostseh 3 family,
Marcus L ". Kitchen,
0sm. vspAabilt 4 fAsai-
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W. II. vAn0srbklt ana
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u. b Akin 4 hdy, d.
w. X. HAssA 4 hdy, do
d. TsY1sAss b hAy, do.
II +. UsIk b h6y, Do.
Gee. A Ofgeod 4 lady, 20
Rev. J. o. Chsujss 4
lady, do.
N. b Lassu & lady, do.
J. Linsley 4 lady, do.
Hugh NAIven.
Mrs. L Miss Agnes MAI
veil,
T, Ia. BAEey,