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DlNWlDDlE-Wc havr cheering nrIs from the neigh
boring county of Dn%lle DR.. Crawford, The DGmoc aG
Candidate has entered INTO the wli zeal ami
rfgt which deserves from The friends ut the patty their
divided supI"rI l.rl HE Democracy u Dnwitilr tu 10
tncir uiy AMI handsome nnoiIty wlli ar their
lions DR. Crawford II ranildItc who deserves The cup
porto" the ana hope tat all viii ie' the necessity
GIVING for im ." Ion. pail, strong pull and I,uii aI
eriiier -" South SIDE Democrat.
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LATER From TnE rLAINS-CoNILlcT WITH

louI,vilIE April 2Oih-A dispatch from lGdr;eniencG
Mo- states thar The Santa Fe Mail we'd there 1t Heti
command oi s military post at Fort Atkinson hsd DC
etmnrd attack The Chirhnr Indians and was only walt
until thr mail party had passed. lhs baud having curing
c pnst winter murdered the discharged soldiers on mo
Plains and refused deliver the muri"rrf- up l" Lieut.
iIrt The force garrison ntihcl"ni, bhi
Lieut. Hr absolutely hcE"-sify 70 "temp' theif
Chhsscment
New Mexico IL quiet. AMI no mention - made ol INC
Lnnn-a1y Irn,IhI..- .sILll LIE Nc cNlcnn..
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THE GARDINER TRIAL.

NAshi.eToH, ApIIl 22.-A large portion o to-day was
occupied examination lie compensation
paid b, United States witnesses Ait Bradley state
the irienCc hoped conclude thG evidence TO tnoTo.:
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LAND FOR SALE

sale ira tt NJ ;nn Ei.g
y,Ihau rnunty cumualnly called WALES nri
ID Rc hmond, AID mile from M"msotek Church rh,- aci
proporan cleared
@ sIA large dwelling house, and Al. ,nuses
m. ss y1,er,d and healthy locSnun VII -. a,oc a
I ur,I,scs SishIIG L. the premises
~ - l., ',ine on Mr E. NORM, who resides o. e place
asI,t.- IL. -ubs, riJtr II Petersburg. ,,,,,,
ami. x y " 'Li.iAhS''N
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FINANCIAL, ITEMS

r, J., ma Arabia announces that the Chanrelloi
Exc,.ouer oi Great Britain had made puolc MS a"
no hch no polses an entire revolution III '''e ha"oo
,b, If the Unlled Kingdom The matter had mel WIN
orest deal of opposition in financial crles About TWO
hs OF the public debt of Great BGitnn bears three per CEN
tosres and the other third three and quarter pei cent in
terest The three and quarter per cents w III 1892 hr
the uf former conversion, become 'm'c
Der cents The old three per are therefore, The stocks
upon which reduction is proposed These stocks ure cA
,'Cousols" ami "Reduced," South Sea Annucs, and
"Bank Auuuitles The Consols and Reduced amount 10
f4s4 os3 IA aud the South Sea aud Bank Ah"uiteF 10
,O mn 63S II il this last that the Chancellor u
me Eych,ouer proposes pay oil reduce Holders o
the stocks composing that hy giving notice On o' be,
fare Mnv & 1858 may receive for every EluU STOCK clihel
tl00-in money
Esq lOs ui 3h per cent stock. guaranteed against
ruon OF interest iofly years and which will yield an
annual interest OF /! lie Va
.lO--ofa 2s per stock alsa guaranteed against re
ducon Of for forty years and yielding annually T.
l5s.-or
tlOO Eschsque bond bearing N per cent for ten iears
and - per cent thirty years when the principal viii be-
come payable al par.
After the 9Th OF January 1854 The interest the above
NAMED per stocks proposed be compusoy redue-
3D. shall cease and paties accsdng the government
proposal shall be paid oil Holders con5ols reduced
may also their slock, giving notice by he luh
October 1854 either vi The stocks Esceqhef
bonds, on the same Terms.
This for the reduction Of the interest On me
British debt az per has tendency this side 0i
the Atlantic strengthen confidence In the future, while
more special aud drcided influence exercised here hY llr
favorable turn American Railway negotiations advised r
the Arabia There is doubt that The OHIO and Mssis-p
pi Railroad Company the great trunk line connecting Cin-
innati Win ST. Louis the progress of whose great work
we stated in last Wednesdays Enquirer, have placed
81 $50 900 Of their Securities in ondun under Ients c"H-
s,deed highly advantageous this enterprise u part
which has yet been opened to itHv, The very rnhl
manner which this loau offered tn The whole lnhcla
interest England aud quickly laken, and the attention.
shown 10 il by The wealthy house OF Peabody are consiar-
atious vi importance, al present than Inc amount ne
uotialed or the i92. per cent STIRLING equal /" lVl
hrrej al which subscribed Mr Peabody writes I" hs
that he advertised The loan on luesdhy
5n April and lie papers "l the 9rh would announce that lie
could receive further ubsc plios h1 The hoe had brrn
taken without hearing tom HE correspondents Oh le Con
tinent.
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AFFAIRS IN NEW MEXiCO--llIE ME,ll.LA Val

The National lnteigchcrr publishes letter from San.
10 whlc states tha! Gov Lane lnlrudrd hr
p"sblty taking possession :" The territory feIeEed 10 III
rccm despatch from Mex Oeln- II u ujic! thnt twg
thousand inhab!lant 81 the disputed territory
,rri The measure and would lend The Governor their
dial u uDc
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TO ESGISE.ERS.

WE li%ENHiKG PLANK ROAD Il am authorised ty Tho
blTStiats serYi es VI ENGlNEER, 10
= lie 'ae ai the iuncnbus PLANK Road Immediate pro
- nr the requested be addressed To McFar
lonGturg Couu,y Applications accompanied with proper
'.'t'4It.s JND. ORGAIS JR
t-c,S
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Rrruu,,.n Mar.L 2n &c:

RIcHM0%D, March 80 1883
1enileinen: Your letter informing my nomination.
a Candidate lor re election The legislature by
i'riafic Convention that met At DennsvIe, The 10Th
inst has been rrceite ei
NhilG IL would have Nety much nIcoiici with my
desire; had the Convention conferred This honor upon
Hlr ye TILE hitefIng expression the part my poli
cal friends OF undminsed confidence in me as their repre-
sentative, and The fact that the interests OF party require
he Democratic candidate 10 engage in the earl,
possible mpe me Ia disregard all considerations per
sa" character and 10 accept promptly The nomination.
winch under other circumstances might consiicf sell
Liberty 10 decline
shall avail ysri "i The first upporfunIt, discuss,
with my opponent trfe the people sch questions ~ may
hG inv1i',l IN tm ensuing canvass In the mean tmr,
"f'e stall be- absent from The district tle discharge al
y pubc duties IN the legislature invoke my po-
hihi iiiGh's ln ifla interest sGrt ~ t-t!t
h'rnI ron the strenuous ,iio. Oi active opponent
In Conclusion, ALLOW Ia return nCknow irds
i"hIS Tor Ii!c tnp Hiet!nl terms which in kind
hess ani parIiaIty ynn have alluded my the
esishtnr. lhdi may have committed some IN the
numerous votes which Lave HE many novel and
iiihcn Questions upon which have been called act in
hiy representative capacity during very p0aCtt session
might reasonably he cNpec-d hu This ccI |
can with truth that have all Occsslns rntcay"rcd
faithfully and 10 the best ot ability tn assert guard and
protect ir ihrr1s- OF he people 81 Am'ha and Motto
Sey, fesy respectfully. your obe,iirn, servant,
THOMAS r. BOTTOM
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VALUABLE WATER POWER ron

:s' Upper apPoEa,I"r Company W." p.;rrsburg and wit
W. -. ,.t ,I The south Side Rail Road 'ala o' 'lnn @ -
~ j, NAV hc easily oh;ained sudtie"t lua'' ~ t -,
IA, te had also OF 'ic Coml4h'' ''' "
nor desired ,,-.L,..,,s.rnsr ar "a Mir =. ".
rGr .Gf.hcI ihs"' .'a'rT"' '':'' Ru LESTER,
'S.a1." q, fai".s' rto Aeon Urret Ar'"ma'tox Co
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o'kA III MEETING IN AMELIA AND NOT
A.


~ dcht''iAt meeting composed oi Delegates from tn
'"o '"nncs ni AnrIil and NJIIn0ay assrmbiri ~ Den
"i~' 'r "n Ii" % March toI rhomns Row lett :" Motto
way was called I" The Chair and r. A trrusinw Of Amelia
appointed Secretary.
u" ohlrrt "i HE meeting being explained ,y tie Char
p'h me can "l me tnnrenfiJn remarks submitted bS
br Nn' u Robertson AMI Arssrs. John n. Knight Jr
ana trrhShhw After which The tony-n pr0crr,Iad IL
l'h" candidate Ia rprrscn The counties in til,
newt Legislature
om behalf oi The .tltn4liu Nottnwav NJ John II
Nhi4'i', - In The III c"l Thomas h. Bottom j,,,
pcSnt worthy representative in nomination III, name III
n.h' also, was presented 10 the meeting by Mr. John
Knight " " 1 " '
-, ''ihs Then prprccd,I IL choice, wierrupon The
, 'y"S " vote Was siven Ia Col Bottom pan The mo.
m ',ihs 80 I Bland, committee u hour consisting al
- ,, - 't"ns'aw John II knight Jr., Dr Grorsr
= h.a''' ana 'f WH IL Robertson wrir appointed hy
' li'''' !" INFORM ru Rartun, 81 his nomination. and -
hcIi iis drrcpfnnrr ttcrcnI
ul"'" motto" "I Mr. Knight the proceedings ot the meet
"'f ordered I" be published IN the Richmond Enanirer
Etanihrt, and South Side Dr,uorr,f
Cp"h ni"ti"n The meeting then ad,orrnsi
- TtOS. !OWLFri' cha.
/. A. iRES-H,
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xp,naooks, WAREHOUSE.

consequence the recent chause ~ inspectors ''S
5s has rcsned ne Inspector snip neid ., w
aow atciS hs
ran, al and the cubic eeuerailN as
'''' COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ ,,- yucTlsnce as Inspector and salesman and hthaie
rt,Gce engaged m the tobdcc" titde ~
M c,ahls h. 10 procure The highest market rict i't an
nun with The heircrop lie will also ray par
,;,al ar aientiUn the sale ri Wheat aud I OUT
Ho- Orf-c. front building Shockoe WarehouSe ,n>soS
eli ltioMao !.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

nn AMELIA, March 18Th 1853.
t1I Ihosiaa r. BoTrOa Dear Sir fl brhsli 81 Ih ID.
''ttanc IpnTcnon which Assembled At Drnnl-vil. OF
Ia" -OtII inst composed delegates from the conntie. q
aelid ani Nott0wdy We have annuGncc yolI your
"'hIi"hs nomination candida uuain represent H.
Il" 'hc nrAt Virginia Legislature. We have ray that III,
.hs'h"h Were inclined 4" respect aud pay duo rcalrt
" y"hi ihciinhiinnG as made known in declining
l'-c'ecll"h bnl Necessity compelled i What
IN c"hriin9 lhe domination upon yon trusting wuu,
"sGt f"h private inclIhhtI0ns for Iho pu0r gouI
success {" HE party. In behalf of The nvenIiOn ten
sf 10 You not alone The nomination. helr thanks an,
"t1"oPt"ha7h Tor HE manly hui and impartial stand yOt
nave ,aHcn aai maintained upon all questions beoir the
ICG's'il"'e. we arc very Respectfully yours tIe
T. CRENSHAW
JOHN II. KNIGHT, ia,
Dr. GEO G. BLAND.
On WM. II ROBERTSON
Committee.
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SENIENCE OF JACk STENI

sen NIENcE Of JACK STEh Ems.
PALAUELPnIa April 22.-Jack Stevens, notorious Tor his
connection with the Portsmouth bank robbery, san
u o.duy four ycas IN The PenrnIify, Tor Els
alc nurIeruus assault upon "ticcr Nlnhii 0i thi= cy
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DEATH OF PROF BECK
ScHg.RcTAUy April 4 -Pt"icssor Lewis {. Beck died
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-26

HEALTH or JUDGE GIBSON
pnu.pslpHIA Apni 22.'T'tc report ot Judge Gibson
.ab /. incorrect lie Iyn. sick in this city bUt Is n0
,,Inprrously ILL.,
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-TrENT1 DOLLARS REWARD.

.TWENTl DOLLAHS ne W tD
.,x.WAY on the 9th my CHARLES lie - tf
Tel Tour inches high twenty-five yearr o age Ind diE
,n pay me above reward " delivered 10 me "a H@-
uat r.u1ty Or 10 Mir WIN Waidrop, IN Richmond.
AMI l2-c"3' Ils- -- lnnL
LAND FOR SALE.
sell lease Consisting OF one huEoFcS
and and situated two miles from
II. a distance from Aliens Wharf, or James River f'R
~ t.ru3n, '-f''' John VI GAIT, VI. y.
OTICE.-The next general annual meeting OF he sl's
the first Monday III Way he"f
III Office Of William Goudi, 18Th street. Richmond ~ o!ae
h. hoard j. II. LISih'I' i''s'"s''
.l4rcI 3O-cwl
OTI p Ts. Tr,pr,Irnei Comm. slpner OF ic
Court under decree the County Court OF that"'s,
Con,, IJon.e the "a OF May next una nehe
- v 10 mr. "a likely slaves. al MsGr Woheh >S
OF George 9 fe"u pSS"S''
TIE ala yss viii bo SOLD cash public auction ,-->n
April ! -c3w 80 "
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'he upon Tins route should sc extended that the sail Raj
n".d company may be required Ia their road and
Ia"r way Tor sad extension such points may he
Be u Resolved That sand resolution be- aud rh. same i
ne''oy adopted with The following amendment Ia vii. Thst
'e Engineer 10 he appointed BY The sail Board make ihs
s"iu 'orhon Shall be Nominated by lie Pr. .sien and D
reclos Of Tins Company who are hereby instructed 10 make
'n'h nomination without !elav. . continue 10 make
such until such Euu,nr,, -, ,n,.ios 81, III .
| Board "t Public Works
~. our Committee also ircol,enI The snnton ~ he
following resolution
Resolved, That The salary .! The Secretary Of ths Cam
pahy shall BE- al The rate 81 tw" thousand collars psr au
nnn, commencing on the Isl day OF April instant
Respectfully submitted,
JNO EARLY, Chairman
The iirst and second sections o Tie report agreed 10
Mr. G!tJrd movrl 10 amend The third section by striking
"nt all after The wuS prior rgn IN The first clause and
Inserting IN IrG lrrro The following w0ids That the Le-
rsliIrc viii ttse The chiIcr il has heretofore granted
tins Company
The an.rndmen, rejected
The question REQUIRED upon The adoption o. lie tid sec
ti"n :" III" report aud The advocated by Messrs
Nacarland Mhgrnler nni Mason aud opposed BY Nessr-
Johnson bimmpcS. Early, Robertson, James and Gwynu
Pending The consideration oi this question meeting
"m motion 81 Mr. James adjourned until the evening
al o'clock. i Dispatch.
--ss~----
FGNERAI-Allu lulr o'clorh ON rhuf..!1y afternoon
rnciald.conr,e preached The remains o Tie .,o
Frederick A. Mayo, Esq. who died suddenly q! pneumonia
On Wednesday las aged ~ years by the Rev Mr Dunnns
IN the Presbyterian Church, an Church Hill solemn
srmbiy III attendance The Rev gentleman srlrcie
ms 'tAi rnt"h o NE iain verse oi the ilh chapter
James, For what Is Your life Il isrven vnpor that ap-
prnreih Iot little lime, nni then vunishcrh away" An i'm
Irs,i.c exhibition al tie uncertainty ui lite
character o It's ausrnrnis iolts ani pursuits couprisgu
the chrf portion Of the discourse which was clsed with
rrlin. warning I" the congregation to heed daily admon
oia :" ''"dS p"tilrnccs. an 10 prepare 10: The lie whCh
Ia
Wlth reference 10 Nr Mayo lie remarked that he wssa
gentleman well known 10 the citizens o community
who unusually and remarkably familiar with tau
piisile hi ull history 4" The and U history
tommonwealtl He iU long time public printer For
i"rtv years Mf NJ, had resided in this city He
IN SaAunyir"m which place he France and
theme came 10 The alley ol Virginia In hS aoIy From.
!he valley hc came Ia Richmond Rev Mr r.. accorded an
nppopifc ltbue OF praise Ia the deceased Tor lis private
aud public virtues
Alter The conclusion u the the
rcrlsrd suitably INFERRED ~ r ancrnt but 0msEC
Sur, my ground surrounding 81. johns Church
Richmond Dspltcr
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tpotiNo SALARY The Nsw Tofk ali"'f s"}s
,amsn OF that ctIy has teen appointed AEs"' . -. .
/, Rail Road Company Al salary OF sou 'o' =
lion i, shich foar insurance Companies ~
~" =, s,o ol0 ,es1-makine $4,000 Total amount OF
l. n.- anoum, One Hundred Thousand p'"a's
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LOGAN WALLER,
...MNISsI0S MERCHANT, RICHMOND, va

-, -.
53ETuRNS his thanks 10 those who have so ~, re-
bS tn or IN, las; s Years He SIN cunnuts 70 ssr
,r,,non 10 the every description OF w ~ .6n
M rE 0ei-c corner Main aud 9Th streets - -
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S,bTll r

: uARRl,"TuN, iM'"'Ie' AI' @Is rs'a,I \. Ia
N,,,u,r a. u,h =" th" >,"'st ,"'is' ~
S' ~, t,u,! most oint UiAt- - ''s' - -, :,
~ sun, purchasers Ica-tnaot leI's' III" - i'
eomi't , WIN ,f -" lanes A HARRINGTON, Totacc"ns
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10 ilresls Crensa". kni.h! AMI oihefs. COMMITTEE
DEMOCRATIC MEETlNG IN NANsEMoNp.

DF MDCRAlllt MEfIlNis IN NAN5EMOND.
~ meeting oi The Democratic party ui Nansrmon.
:dunly held The omrl House OF Sniiolk or
llh day OF April, 1853 notion Col Hugh II. Kelly vas
called the Chair and D j. Goodwin, appointed Secretary
| On motion The following resolutions, unanimously
adoi ted
Resolved That heartily approve the al John
> Mlson Esq our late representative and heiehy ienomi
H '' 81 sIiiGt ieii' Il TGima 'n '''
Resolved, That although Necessity iur
'entirn 10 nominate candidate 0r district ,nd deem
il impracicabr Tor al time lt all The 10
stl II m held tnl delegates br appointed by This
meeting I" attend said convention.
hnr fir second resolution the follow delegates
appointed James Barnes John r. Copeland, Mills F. Red
,ick Ro K Prens n. r. Pruden John K, Lee. VIM f.
J"fion, ! ". stark, r. 6 NOlfect anl VIM. Howell
Aui ui"Ion. The Chairman and Secretary added
{" hr Icrg IiIun
bn motion The meeting pI",;r,rd Ia Delegates IL
attend HE tc held Lynchhure Ihr I'D
i'st tor The uri,-c 81 nominating candidate Tor the
E.,liI Public Works Wherqupon John r. Gnpelind,
jams BarDcs W Siarke John ". ketIng and Joseph
4 Ii4ldDr nprticJ.
nI"iinn Tie hartman aud Secretary a,rI 10 the
s aud ,l.rhy Eirc- aud &. Collier oI Prince George
Hm IiDm-.n ni DinwiLIIc, and Thomas Wallace vi Pc.
rrstGIa, IA nlfcrnhrrs
uirle! Thai Iirac proceedings he published III the
hai-r,.l Enquilrr that th- Democratic papers OF Nor
uiE tr Rirhund aud Petersburg he request
cd Ia
tln notion The ueGnI al IusnrL sine die
lUGtl II. KELLY, Chairman.
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p,e.;4ert King. it is said. "wned an estate :" wv
>, ,ich lard in Dallas county, Ala ~i"' ''o ''
Ian stated that he has left the tE'R Of ms pop'' -
o,ros. of his ,ciat tons though I'll ac
soolN
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APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.
Solon Borland OF Arkansas he envoy estfaoTataS y
and minister pcniPotenliay of tic Uncd Staas 10 Cena
America.
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uI MUI'RAIlr MEFiINt. II !.hfFK>EIEt:
IL ina ~ lie Democratic ,.ariy 81 Petersburg ii
pursuance previous n"cr to Aug { Butts w6s called
10 hr Cha and \. - Btnh- appointed Secretary. lie
objects 81 The lug having been explained
Tic oil"w resolutions. Offered by Df i"srph soN.
hduitIi
Resolved That approve The call II en"n ui
tl, DrHor. uilc party held LynchbUrp HE ni
ln.I 10 nominate raudllt, II HE Epii
II publir Narhs, and tlal !ee.a he appointed 10
euh convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-06

The Royal Mail Steamship Asia, from Liverpool on
Saturday, April g. arrived at 10 o'clock on Thursdly
morning
L. $. Nail steamship franklin arrived Of Cowes az
midnight Wednesday. 2oth ult, and landed her mails
and passengers on the morning of the 2lst.
The cabin passengers by the City of Manches
ter presented Capt Wye, her commander with hand
some silver tea service for his attention to them during
the voyage
BY this arrival the news is nomnay three days later,
but actually little more than two, the Baltic having
brought out the nails to evening Of Wednesday 2Oth and
tie Asia having sailed before the opening of business
Saturday morning 23d.
Cotton remained quiet at the decline OF nearly one
eighth the lower qualities little else interesting
mercaly.
The following persons came passengers in the Asia:
Ssnders sSv ard Mr. CaAarey and LADY, Mr
Carpenter Mis- Sanders and servant M Hrdie Miss
schofed lady Mr. Barron snd 8dy Maereau
Goodman M Spannocba Wm FORBES D. DOVE
NJ A. Guirrl Netson. Narcelne Cstneds. T. Mur C.
Mrs Mrs Cannes Miss n Darnel Mss Parker
Bethure Mr. Harmon Dir Rowan N Pierce
Sapr Brown Msor Sr William Gordon, Bart Chs Rub
r. W Young Alexander Gardner
Ness. Fenandez Rdwsy W MAYNARD adv aud h
W Neesrs. Gunnngham hunz and lady Mess Berolz
heirner kehau Bell Panco Haldemn Mackey RObt Baan
tyre, Marie B. EgusIo Richie. Jho Shodge ) Man iebanm
c Mclean M Mrs Newell Mess Jas burgess Mr. seq
ellen Goutert StockTe 81 - Williams Mess J. Alexander
BOYD smith Ekmar ?. Semp T. T. Becker. W Mills lady
ard children Ms r. Bale Mesrs Hutchinson K smith Total
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president. acknowledge, 'ne ,oess r.
Nht 49,. which had spread aofoAD " VIZ
- s ~ s.ate Of the profession
~ rext 10 order was , Lar AID " dleias-rsey s':nd
~ 800, 90 ~ gculrtof's trrup q O'''
e. .o,asa 20 By Rev Mr. osgood ana 'ulse
'fhis was reeponue 800 a. sentiment:
keyibe i0rnti r.s stood together 70 me Gays va.
Nsn< oa5 IAeocls sosd come tosiaei IN 'ne 0''o
ss,.slasnt =, xsw York. Acknowledged the toast ana
DR. Francs :, n Hypostes which PariooK o. escn.
,HuSed 10 TIE oss sn and adherence which many years
snd the sneseIIRh;gT along in life. Cheers mat o1
ago, had bsPsS thew ever did for Their profession ana
SAGE did NOR % - follow bis precepis oud cneers
be expected N, wexford the late President was then
The heA .-vy,onratey acknowledged by that gentleman
M sab regular toast was = ,s;ss, the ..,ss n
n ~ psfions The physicians Of America VIII ~
entef, ne ea,s.- - - wsr1nest erppoftera
LierGfgreA happy rnsrraRei
T ss, seen better advantage than 10 our American
Of which are DIV
Hel,nss'. m Mr. Holmes the poet who entertained
ID IDS with q few PREDATORY jokes and Poeuci
prodpeilo.n i., Toast was;
...vbo % well a. physician can appreciate Der '-ie'
ssssIeneel -. -, -..o1 tool, aud sentiments
- even and great hari,y regned up 10 iAe nun
~ I'D assemblage dwinding very slowly. - H. o.
IRE Delegates meet this morning on b0ard u,e g,
ss5 on visit 20 all the institutions on bdcA"0n .
Esrd's and Randalls Islands.