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DROFEsSOR ALEX. q. BARRY,

4 HDhOEESSOh ALEA. u. hA Ahkh -
l. TRIC OPHER q Us, Of MEDICAL COM
POEND for BEAUTIFYINGt CURLLNG, Pre-
serving, Restoring and Srene ethenipg the Hair Relic.
ing Diseases of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains.
eslng External Wounds. Bounded by geograpbi
cal lines be reputation Of BARRY's TRlcoPHERoUs per
vades the Union. The sales of The article Of late year,
avc increased in a ratio that almost excceds belief
Professor BARRY after n careful examination OF his
snes book finds that number e bottles delivered
er in quantities of from half gross upward, during the
year 1852, within trife Of $50 900.
1t is unnecessary present Mt length the evidences
oftle wonderful properties OF the TrchopheIous, when
The public hud furnished such an Endorsement this
fhe cheopness Of the article and the explanations given
fits chemical action upon the hair the scalp, and IN all
Of superficial irritation first recommended it To
the attention of the people, This nthnt the inven
Tor desired. Every bottle advertised itself The efects
pf the fluid exceeded expectation. IL acted Ike O
charm. The ladies would not be without 1t. Country
dealers in every section OF the United States found they
must have III and thus built up wholesale trade 4
extent hitherto unheard Of as regards articles ,i
his kind. The highest point has not yet been reached
and II is believed that the sales this year will be mil
lion and half Of bottles.
Depot and Manufactory, No 1877 Broadway; New
! ork. Retail price, 21 cents large bottle.
Libernl discount To purchasers by the quantity Sold
y the p.spdl merchants and druggists throughout the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, 1reai
Britain France, &c.
Sold by d. r. Lyman, J. II. Seay and r. stabler, &
Go. Lynchburg.
may 26-d&c6m
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l. VESSE Ito SoH aoth dnpotcs.-VA. -
H. il UISIANA LINE.-The superior fine fast smiling
A. |, double decked Schooner, ELLEN Capt. Daniel
Rogers londing, will sail ms above.
For bannce Of freight applyto
sept l7.l0t DAVID CURRIE, Richmond
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NJ EGG 10 II y WANTED The subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES, of both
between the ngcs Of 10 and 30 years. including Me-
ehnnics, sne Baeksmiths md Carpenters, and will
pny the highest market prices in cash His office is
newly erected brick building 1T Lynch street, i'm
nodately In of tho Fnrmes' Bnnk, where he is
prepared thayng erected buildings with TINT yiew) to
board negroes Lynchburg for sale otherwise
moderate tcrmsnnd keep them II they
were placed in the iaiI of tho Corporation
sept Is dNc3m SETH WOODROOF.
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METHODIST HYMNS-Comprising all
L'I the sizes 10 "a mo. ~ mo- with and with
out Ritual in plain guilt and Morocco, extra Bindings
received by @, MORSE.
Sept 21-ts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERN

yIRGINIAN published daily at &c. and semiweekly at
T in advance No 'un,sPpn Is taken i9 shorter
TUE of the proprietors, until all arrearages shall have
zen % sFHFNTS inserted for so per square. for
Al -y INNER insertion and 81 cts. for every utter
@ - e number insertions Is not marked the MS ii
one blished till ordered and charged accordingly
VII ARIY RATES arefor the privilege of squares,
Inv "a semweekly sa; fer square, daily S35, semweeky
la5 nner form ay SO, scmi-weey $50. Every yearly
will be required to conhne his advertising his
f business, ami if he exceed the space stipulated
ti'a 9n he charged ratably for the excess.
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FALL TRADE, 1883.

FALL TRADE, 1853.
y OOkS, STATIONARY b PIANOS.-h. MORRIS
ID q ale Drinker Il Morr,s) Publishers anil Bookse'i-
ers, RiCHMOND. Ta.-Woud invite the attention Of
Country Merchants visiting thu city to his stock Of
Rocks, Stationery n Pianos,
Embracing the largest and IN general assortment 10
be found in any establishment. South of New ofk
nnd will be sold upon liberal and accommp
dating
He would AK particular attention To his large stock
f Cap and Letter WRITING PArER-Also, WRAP.
ING PAPER, which he is prepared to sell nj nnnsuai
y ioo prizes.
A. NJ publishes muny Of the Stand0rd Virgihiu Lap
Boohs and eau furnish the gal profession with all Sian
lard Law Books including the Virgina and New York
State Reports at the pubiishe,'s forrest prices
School Teachers aud the Trade supplied at libernl
discount.
Worcester PianOs-A. MORRIS Is sole A.
snnt for the sale of Worcesier's celt brnted PLANO
FORTES. an | would solicit examination Of them
rom those in want Durability, sweetness of tope del
cacy of touch. and elegant workmanship, accorded
hem by the general Judgment as inferior to mann
ncurd in tbs country Europe. They are sold with
full guarantee, an warranted give Satisfaction, o
he money returned
iY OIde from the country will be promptly attend
ed 10. mug 1G d&ets
~ Dnnvillc Bcgstcr Stnunton Snectaor Lewis
burg Chronicle Vuey Wing, Lexington Gazene. All
ngdon Vrg nm. Wyihevilie Tel Rep, Roanoke llen
Bcdod Sentinel and Jeiersonville Democrat will
ubsh rUery other week. four times. and forward
heir nrcounis this Office
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hEsH ARRIVAL
~ bbls. Coffee Sugar,
bl Is. Brown Su aar,
le Kegs Nails,
Boxes Tea,
For sale low ON consignment, by @ a
WIN. A. MILLER,
'ept 10 lot On the Basin
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NUMBER 46
MISCELLANEOUS.
WATCHES q JEWELRY.-Th'
w scriher has on hand n good assortment Of
GOLD LEVER LsrfsE AND siLvrH e

Also, variety of gold Chains, Keys, gold Penoiis,
Gold Pens, Eai-rings. Bracelets, &c,
Also, fine assortment Of Silver Spoons, Cups, and
Bulterknves of genuine silver Coin a variety Of Al
bata Forks, Spoons, &c. n good lot of CLOCKS, and
many other articles usually kept 10 such embellishments
All those wanting goods in ths nr will please rall and
examine my stock II. SILvERTHoRN.
N. B.-watchos and Jcwelry pf all descriptions 70
paired in n neat and durable style.
August 6.dfa tst
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEP.
RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LINE Of Richmond ga

AND NEWYORK PACKETS.-This s>aAk
home line is composed Of the following vessels, aad
sails from New-York every three days. All owned In
the city Of Richmond, viz;
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. H. Brittingham MitehcIls PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable ap.
pendage, great convenience and an efficient prJtee
tion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. B. TYLER, do
DIR ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Fnrnville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
II. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in useat DR.. VIM. s. Morris's,
Diuguids foundry, and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and ls.ful
The Pump can bo in kicl mond, at n.~ Whig
office. They warranted tc "ork well 10. ycar.
~ NOTICE-All pers.n. buying o. t,lling the
above articles, are responsible TO me for IL.
x. BRffTINGHAM MITCHELL,
mnrcb 22-d1y Proprietor.
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DR-IOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from ofthe mostemnent Colleges OF The
United States and the greater part OF whose Ute has
been spent inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Plade-
pha and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, grea
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
nashfuIness, with frequent blushing attended, some
Zines, with arrangement of mind, were cured immed
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spiritual rsppings In portions of Western Virginia,
TO overthrow and destroy which, the Bible must be
sent out and disseminated broadcast. press was
there publishing doctrines that contradicted the
doctrines of the Bible, and the minds of the people
were thereby being misled. The conflict was at
hand. The field was before them. The Society
mus, have money and agents to resist the inroads
Of errorists and he trusted that the people would
furnish them literally.
The Society then entered upon its annual cleo.
ton, and the following gentlemen were unanimous
ly chosen officers for the ensuing year:
Rev Philip Courtney, President
Rev George Woodbridge lst Vice President; Rev
Moses d. Hoge, I'd do; Rev Charles Fl. Read, 3rd
90; Rev Leroy M. Lee, D, 4th do.
MIR Samuel Reeve, Corresponding Secretary Mr.
Geo N. Johnson, Recording do.
Mr. Hugh A. Watt, Treasurer.
OTHER MANAGERs.-Rev Messrs Hasey Dun
ming, Joseph II. Davis, George w. Langhorne, D d,
Alexander Jones, D D, DR. William w. Parker
Messrs James B. Maemurdo, Richard Whitfield,
Michael Gretter, John Williams, J. B. Minor, P.
Van Deursen, Thomas II. Ellis, C. C. Grswold, B.
b. Minor, Heath J. Christian, Wm. F. Taylor.
With the benediction, the services were con-
Guided,
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DIED.

On Wednesday, the 9th instant, a. o'clock A
NJ, GEORGE T, son of Edward L and Lucy Muu
will take place from the residence of his father
on Clay street, between 18th and 18th streets on
this day, at 3 O'Clock NJ. The friends and &C.
quaintanees respectfully invited to attend with
out farther notice.
Suddenly, yesterday morning, 9th instant.
Mrs MARY ANN RADY, ia her SID year. Her
friends and acquaintance, and those of her sons,
viii attend her funeral at Trinity Church, this af
ternoon at o'clock, without farther notice
In this city, yesterday, ROBERT EDWARD, in.
FAINT child OF VIM w and Jane Whitlock, aged six
months. The funeral will take place this evening,
at O'Clock. from the residence of his parents, on
2nd between Broad and Marshall streets, to which
the friends and acquaintance OF the family are in
vited
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GREAT FIRE IN coNNECTICUr-

II hEAI FAhL IN CONNECTICUT-
" HERRIAG'S (WILDER'S PATENT SALA-
MANDER SAFE5.-The subscriber seldom pub
fishes any Of the numerous letters addressed to
him the subject of the superiority of his Safes
but the following letter handed him this day wL.
out any previous notice of the FIRE, is worthy of be-
ing made known, as it speaks the language of
man who feels grateful for the preservation of his
property:
WEST WINsTEp, Conn, March 90, 1853
SILAs c. HERRING-DeGr Sir: Some seven to
ten years ago, pur chased one of your Salanander
Ssfss at Sll0. That Safe, on the night of the 25th
instant was subjected to intense red heat in the
coniagration OF my three story brick block in this
place.
After the fire commenced an occupant of the
store in which the safe was, broke open the win.
dow, unlocked it and took out his books, but was
driven back by the flames leaving the door open.
Arriving at the scene just at this moment and
learning It's situation, | made an unsuccessful at
temptto get to it and lock it. then offered re-
ward OF Sle0 to daring fellow to go in and lock
the safe He accomplishments feat, and soon after
the floor fell with the safe into the basement Il
contained papers TO large amount, the destruction
OF which would have been irretrievsble as bank
bills. The Safe was subjected TO an intense heat,
surrounded by large amount Of combustible
terials. On removing the Safe from the fire after
1t had somewhat subsidized (he Safe still being red
hot) the papers were taken out bright as new in
the most perfect order. The wooden lining Of the
Safe not disfgured at all and presented no ap-
pearapce OF fire. The doorpiates are warped, one
wheei melted, and another partly melted off The
lock, however, works well. Respectfully yours,
E s WOODFORD.
general assortment of these Safes for sale al
ways at 137 Cary street. Also the most beautiful
and splendid Marbleized Mentels, Table Tops, &c
+ MCCANDLISH, Jr,, Agent for
SILAS c HERRING,
1-2W
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DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND

IT,. na,,s of Sutherland has become quite
famous for having been enlisted ID '"e 'i."','
,ade Of Uncle Toms proselytes. II al, 'o''
~,,,s 70 see how the SUTHERLAND s8oae sym,
-. oon,rss, with the ,ekite sympdfh'es o.
,.s same source, let him read the ar'lcle we
- ,h;s roorniug, giving history OF how
-. ;r,r,erse landed estates Of the Sutherland
ne,'eIa core disenthralled of mankind and
-;.", wboIly up TO sheep'kiHd. Wool seems
o be . matchmaking affinity of the family
~. S,,herlond estates are transferred from
-, lsborers TO Sheppard the sympathies
-, the eent!e Duchess of Sutherland, which
cannot be moved by the straight auburn hair,
hIne ewes and fair skin of her cain clansmen,"
s,e made to overflow in streams OF pity for
the sable skinned, curly headed Africans in
this country! Greedy, who knows no difference
Of skin or hair, and sheds his tears for ali-"ao
thinks ve,y little more of his colored confreres
than ne does of his brothers OF his own color
e highly mortified al sister Sutherland for her
treatment of the white laborers who had not
onlv labored but fough for her ancestors. lie
can't understand why she should be so.much
more humane towards sheep than towards hu
man beings. Perhaps aunt Harriet, when she
gets back, will be able TO enlighten him; as
she will have fair opportunity to md out
much about the dear Lady Sutherland.
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SPRING CAMPAIGN.
EH5NYn TO THE VOTERS IN -
$*+iS ALL THE WARDS -
M kSl mn EeILnzn urasa r,arfoxxrr

4N SHFellor Cifisens.-As you perform.
ed the duty and exercised the high.
est privilege of free men yesterday, in casting
your votes for the several officers of city gov.
eminent, you will now, we hope, have time to
consider our claims TO your notice We are sp-
piicanta for your SURFACES and respectfully solicit
your patronage, irrespective of party. We call on
you all. Wings and Democrats to come TO our sup
port Our modesty forbids our saying anything
about our qualifications, but this we will say, that
we have abored hard in your service for the last
twerty five years, and have discharged our duties
to the best Of Abilities and we promise still to
continue TO do So if you will afford Us the o2portu
nifty. We shall be prepsred to furnish yen at all
times, with the best aud most fashionable Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, DC, to be found in this or any
other city in this country. Polls open at the ala.
dies Saloon at all times between the hours of
A NJ and P NJ WHITE PAGE,
apt 70 Main OF, three doors below Dooley's
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At Mocksville, Deyie county, N. c., on the
28th ult., William b. March, former Sheriff Of
Davie county, shot John Hall with double
barrelled gun. One barrel failed to go of, the
other was fred, and FIVE balls or buckshot en-
tered his body. He was not dead, and there
was hope of his recovery. The difficulty
grew out of serious domestic and pecuniary
differences,
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STREET CHILpRES.-A bill has lately been
introduced into the New York State LeeisIa.
lure which has for lis object the education and
moral improvement OF The idle, ragged, and
truant children by whom the streets Of the ci,v
of New York are infested. A large portion Of
these children acknowledge no law but ina, n,
their own will, and brook no restraint In sf.
Ter life they are generally reckless, turbulsp,
and vicious, and contributeimore TO fill the iails
and swell the criminal calender, than any Olhe,
class of society.
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E Polls Kent Open in Monrae VIVA

y Polls Kept Open in Monroe Ward.
At sunset, yesterday, the commissioners of Mon.
roe Ward decided that under their conception of
the law, the polls should be closed, and the off.
GERS conducting the election so proclaimed This
would have decided the animated contest between
Mr. AUGUST and MIR DANIEL in fav Of the latter
gentleman it will be seen that he leads his COM
petitor considerably. large number of voters,
however, were present at the polls DESTROYS to cast
their votes, but who were cut of from tha, ervi.
lego By the decision OF the com nissioners. Mr.
DANIEL, with that generosity which is a charac.
teristic OF his disposition, demonstrated with the
commissioners against their decision, stating TO
them his opinions of the law applicable to the case,
and they were Induced to change their determine
ton and keep the polls open. Therefore, the con.
test is continued in Monroe Ward for two days
longer. 1t may be very justly supposed. that in
thus voluntarily waving the Office and consenting
to further contest, rather than see numbers of
his fellow citizens denied the exercise of their
hts at the polls, Mr. DANIEL will at least lose no
ground with them. While his magnanmCus con-
Duct should make friends for him, let not his old
friends flag in their zeal but still continue their ef
forts to ensure bis election, and thus do an impor
tant public service by helping to secure for the
city bis eminent abilities and legal experience.
ap 7-l* PUBLIC GOOD.
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~ TUT IhN > w INDL EhSs-CnaE. SnILh
~ Josiah Clarke and Cbas Perkins, machnists in
employment at the machine shop at the Tredegar
Works, left this city Saturday clsndesuely, alter
having obtained money and clothing of considera
Die vaiue-leaving their board bills unpaid. The
wife of Charles Smith, Rebecca Smith, who came
from Troy, it is believed, aided her husband in his
dishonest schemes. Ii is believed further that these
parties in the habit of playing this sort Of game
wherever they 20, and this is TO caution the public
against them. They came to this city from Boston.
1t would be well for clearinghouse keepers to
profit by this case, and be careful as to whom they
trust.
ap7-lt* P. II. LYNCH.
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AssAuLT-Timothy Rowland, living in the rear
of the New Market, and ordinarily very peaceable
and industrious man, on Tuesday evening, while
under the influence of liquor, broke cup upon his
wifes face, cutting it in shocking manner. In de-.
fault OF 500 security to keep the peace, he was,
on yesterday, committed to Jail for Is days by his
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1 A dispatch from Milwaukee, dated the
5th, states that Messrs. Bishop & Co., of
Bridgeport, Conn.,, have contracted 10 build the
Lake Shore Railroad, which they agree to com.
plete the present year TO the Illinois line,
Were it connects with the Illinois road, which
10 also TO be finished this year, and thus give a
railroad communication between Chicago and
Milwaukee
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viii ell perceive that the polls are kept open in
Monroe Ward. The contes. for Gaug ger is between
good, tried and worthy citizen, a faithful officer
tried man and a new man one who to say the
least, has not done anything particularly to entitle
hin to this office or to your support.
win you consent to see this old gentleman pro-
sctibed! VIII you stand idly by and suffer this
wrong!
All good citzeng-an friends of good morals
will rally to the support of good officer, of sin.
cere friend and true gentleman.
al liz AMICES
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I'D 7-2W

'sNHE WONDER OF THE AGE.-TnE
4 STEREOSCOPIC OR SOLID DAGUEn-
RhoTYPE.-s'ereoscopy, or the Art Of giving TO
pictures on fat surface all the solidity and round.
ness OF life, has been pronounced by scientific
men, the most wonderful discovery ever made in
optics. The picture appears the size of life, and
staads out Ike piece OF sculpture, or rather like
the living being.
The public are requested to call and examine
specimens, a.
WHITEHURST'S Gallery,
D7-8< No ~ Majn e.-aa+
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ANXIOUS.
S tn Tho Vorars

- To the Voters of Monroe Ward
Attorney for tie ConmoR~eakh.-If you desire to
secure the election OF AUGUST, ally at the polls
to-day and vote for him II is believed that bus lit
tie more than one.third OF the vote of this Ward
has been given. II you will be active today, you
can easily overcome the majority of the middle
Ward. 1t is known that large numbers of Augus,s
friends left without being able TO vote. To the
polls, and give long pull, strong pull. and pull
ell together for August
ap7-lt* JISTTCE
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CoNTINuED.-Thec case of William w. Allen ar.
ragned on the charge Of acting in very disorder.
ly manner on l7th street. Monday evening last,
came up yesterday in due order, but was continued
unit. Friday, owing to the absence of necessary wit
nesses. Allen gave security for his appearance in
The sum of $500.
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H The National lntelligencer learns that
our Minister at Madrid, MIR. BARRIKGER, has
succeeded in procuring from the Queen OF
Spain the pardon of the Hung 1rians Of TIT
l1bpez expedition Of 1851, who were made an
exception TO the general pardon granted to the
American and other prisoners.
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NORTH CAROLINA BoNDs.-We learn from
the Raleigh Register that FIVE hundred thou
sand dollars, of six per cent. thirty years
coupon. bonds, of North Carolina, have just
been sold in New York at $1,000. The pre-
MUM On the par value OF the stocks amounts
10 Soh loo
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CITY ELECTION.

VIII EaESAiON
The polling, yesterday. was attended with great
deal of eectioneerng and considerable excitement,
all of pacific and ordinary character, however,
The large number of independent candidates in
the field brought out hosts of admiring friends and
psrtizans, who urged the claims of their respective
favorites with untiring zeal and assiduity In Mon
roe Ward the contest was particularly warm
This Ward should certainly be divided into two
precincts, as the large number of voters 1t con-
tsns, renders polling extremely difficult, and In the
case of many Outsiders" impossible, ander the
present arrangement. We annex the returns as
far as received from the most authentic sources:
Jefferson Ward.
Aayor.-Joseph Mayo $50; James Evans 81 NJ
N. Lipseomb 16; F. V. suttons.
Commonwealth Aaorney.-T. P. August Ivy t.
T. Daniel 253
Clerk Hastings Court Charles Howard 5o'.
Hi4h Constable-I. S. B. Tinsley 800; b. Blair
200; B. slade %.
City Sergeant-J. NJ. Ferguson $50
CITY Collector y. A. Hobson $40; w. d. Garde.
ner 80; w. G Allen 10.
City ,4ssessoy-D. NJ Miller SOP.
Surregor.-T NJ Ladd 800; P Harrison 205.
Gaueer-yH S;robia 2el S Jones 2l0; S Davis
60.
Sspt Streets M Bates $50; P Harrison 9.
Sxpt Water W0rks.-J Davis $50.
Supt Gas Works &C Campbell 55s.
Manager Poor House "A Michaels $50.
Register Wd'cr HOrks-M L Suatton $40
Grain Measarev.-Heury Davis 279; Luck
260; T Wells 25
Captain Night Hatch.-A Wilkinson 452; G S
Trueheart 104.
CoHaciEmen-*R o Haskins 434; IN Hill 497;
y NJ Talbot 4O7; y N Darlington 3l4; "A Rich,
ards 5l2; P Butler 2o7; C J SiRton l7s; C Burns
go stanard go; D Currie 3; Hardgrove Is;
P Word 5.
-Aldermen-+A Inloes SAL "A Register 527; e
Farrar $780, WIN Taylor 1863; "R D sanxay 535; A
Bodeker 3l3; T Hardgrove IS.