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REMOVAL.

HOUSE. SIGN, md ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
MD GLAZING.
IA MES p0NNEL respectfully ac-
knowisdgss to hj, friends aud the
,-@G public generally. their liberal sup
-. them thai
h aTsays ka found al his stand Brady St.
csst sde.l between second and Third SIS. adjoining
israel Haii's Cabinet RarSFooHs, where he is nov
prep red 10 execute nh orders In his line. His lon.
experience IN the business warrants him In ensHrng
his patrons iull satisfaction in amy work that may be
entrusted TO him.
Particular attention gwen 10 estimating on any pub-
ie or private buildings. Persons wishing any OF tire
above work DONE viii 10 well 10 give him call before
letting tlesr worH
Paints 81 all eolars prepared and ready for use.
Glass al all sizes, putty. DC. for sale.
p. S.--AIso q new srtfla Or COMPOSITION ROOF
ING. invented ty j. Itoa4Eel Which b. put GA a
the shortest notice by the subscriber.
Jas. poSNEL.
naveEpor., IRne .. ls52-22
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
Wilson G Harley

IIAIE REMOVED thrlr Grocery aHa Pratt.t8ts
i sioss 10 thc ot III anal Hfsds ssnsCs,
der The Gazette onier,
THE! have "iarse iheir stock, considerably, in uss
the casaad, 81 tlgf .sl..s f3lt.s huYe
hand bl4ck, S8uus III anal lmpctsal lta. Et@.
i&agUS and Java t"tie'. Sugar. rcrN rhcar. 20 n
1T Sugar fof ST. Ktc'. thaeolst', MolaSss's 81 sll
kinds. Space. Deed Apples and Fraches. NJ. J., :
aud Hackerl Deed arI Picked n sCFasgs. Epsisn
Pickle, feb.ccu, Glass and Naii, kanhawa aEd
GryInI Aitm salt. III fact, hAvs everything rspf-
ncctrA with III Grocery Tr.tas Also, 81 good a>-ar-
mcIu % QigcusNfre. shoulders Sides sad Haln.. Sa-
z.T-curca Hons Sc.
n NV iniurd Jung Cash Business, ard i,ay Cash
fur everything: consequently afford 10 sell ehsnt
Jane 10 iF13. ". a II.
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LAND AGENCY.

DsFsanS wishing sell their farms or city proper y
/ can be accommodated by
APpylHglo
Oct "a, ~. trw II A. e. FULTON
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
Great Reduction in Prices
Atm. ( ". hELLY's, Corner Front St. aid Ferry
Superior Rio Coffee y .ior dellar:
FtHc y, ortenns Sugar Il R5s for doii'r;
Motass,s \ o. 40 cents per Ssl,
Sugar house 81 cents per ral;
Rseher's Ssrap co cents gal;
Young Tyson Tea 50 cent, per u:
Superior DO 7Heehts per n
Ifensrisi do so :.
II. 10 30 = (. =.
Rlass 10 50 Z 70 50
superior article Java Coffee 6 lbs for Az
to. Their with every article in the CIR. eerS tr.is at
ca mi lew prices Jan 10. lisa.
* HuDS y O. Sugar, and hhds clarified fsr ssie q.
I'D dec - b. W. KELLY.
A LARGE assortment ofano Te,s Imperial, Young
II Hv-on, Gongau and package Teas fnr -. hy
dee q Il. w NELLY.
WHITE Lead. fin.oed on. Lard or Fish oil. Tur-
W pentne, for sale by D. 4 ". NELLY
RaLE Rope, rwne and Bod Cord for 'as b =
~ RBis aid Is half bbls, Sugar Hous, syrup and
- \. Q. Nolasses, forsale a, .. X ". hsLls
tan SACKS 20 bhls & A. ard kanawa Salt. an
lVuh'n aud for sale at b. & W. NELLY
LARGE assortment of gents, ladies, and rhilarens
II Boots. far sale Wy b w NELLY.
4 SPLENDID ssortment Of black and green Teas on
y hand and far sale by B. ". KELLY.
1 SUPERIOR ar.cle of Java Coffee, fer safe y
n dec g b & ". KELLY.
4 SPLENDID assortment, Of Hat. ard Caps far sale
y l.. decy7 B.&W KELLY.
COLLINS Genuine Hartford Axes. aud u. COLLINS
< Axes. for safe by b. & w. kELLY.
4 FEW Casks spiri, Gas, fsr sale by
DHRENoLootCAL and Water Cure AInanacs
L For sal" at
The Davenport Book Store,
Jan l.. 1854 No. t. Claire Bi"cS.
POW DER
ME have made arrangement. with celebrated
w Powder a8RUtdctnrs 81 that ne shall be able lu
4 Par3sr VI tha best quality. which can sill at =
small aslyac. from Manufacturers Prices. Those sh
Ing purchase for use, IN large quarIe, 10 retail
will ind in their Interest to give call: before gr
chasing clsrwhere; sell At ST. Louis prices
thereby saving cost Of transportation. Sc.
z agg VAN iIf l. q 1boh.
CARD.
THE undersigned thankful for the patronage bc lE'
& received Since III, beag engaged ~ General Lass
Agent. beSs leave solicit conIinuHuec Of the
having disposed OF all lands in which he had iatercs
he will give his undivided attention te tho par
c. sale and locating lands in amy Of the following
named counties; Scott tltuf1n. Cedar, Jones. linn
I Iowa and Pow Leasing property. collecting
paving taxes, purchasing, selling locating Land War
rants. 81, tie oficr I'd floor IL tlaire's bulld
ing. y IA US, & MI. Land Agt..
nov :. Davenport, Iowa.
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PORK PORK!

WE wish I, purchase quantity OF heavy corn I'D
w Hogs, and will pay high Rates rs may he Civ
en- ~ ny Packing Point the Mississippi above the
Lower hapids. ~
par Olaf ISs1 .iH.
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Furniture.
TUE subscribers are just opening la Davenport q
i large and spcHdld stock Of Furniture. COMPRISING
everything III the line. which they determined 10
sell lower thah has been offered IN this place
Their stock consist. IN part Of The following:
Sofas from s2i to SIt;
Lounges from $500 10 $500:
Tables centre, card, sewing, work. dining, broak-
fast. Nc.
stands, mahogany. cherry, wish, Sc,
hair, mahogany hair cloth. cane. sewing French
Office.
thildrcn-s chairs. assorted &C.. Be-
Bureaus, drr-., mahogany scroll. plain, Be-,
Hrdsteads OF every descriptions;
Nardrohes. of all different sizes;
Mattresses. hair. moss and musk
ribs Looking Olassr,;
Willow wagons, different sizes;
Safes. &c., &c.
Rooms opposite tlic Pennsy WANNA House.
Davenport june o, 'JJ-33 WOOLFORD IL SMALL
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II o RATIO @, N0URsE'S
Premium Chain Pumps.

TUE subscriber il now manufacturing ard prepared
to furnish nj Wholesale and Retail 10 .isai.rs and
otiers, any number of lhe a,ayr slp,rinr Endless
.haii Pumps lie viii supply either com pirle Pumps
upns, Gurus or einih, ana III such prices cannot
lail 10 CIV. satisfaction.
Ase'erA portion Of tho wood work il manufactured
.! mh'hnery, they are only more exact. but can
~ ,.,hh" ~ I"ss fhh' nhs-ilaif the prize II would
NV af't", "gUed and groUy ed uud cam OF by any
possibility leak. - '
An th"he "h" haS" used this Pump pronounce II al
ptf"r 10 any ever invented for simplicity, and urY M
NY llEetPs the we'll Nurrd sud "a the Same tim,
IlNlVtFe" h"i hlrt @htIe MI al the water uarA being
hFah u from The bottom comes tip pure and gold I3t
ihe hcNt recommendation i trial therefore. a., your
heiehbor Who has tried one, purchase and TRY far
yourself ' - 80
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W D. SMITH,

NrATCH-MAkEE.h having permanently toe I'D al
w Cannnche, waai inform the rIZeIs aud ,onttsy
general! that he i r.s t. repair all kinds uf
'i"rhsnbd Watches. in such way u givs gene r..
satisfaction Nork from distance pr ynpi.y alt ded
sign af blE Watch
t.aaiicllt Dsr -, laJ3-lG-f
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White Goods

rlain Swiss, Nntland Jacanc' Nnsi MS. Cur.
an Maslns irish l.iucus, t.ne ifhlf lnea<.
fne salrfs eAtra, Q cantitir handbercsneis
shite tfiiiing+, eoi.roG Calnhrits aud zap /
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SAVE YOUR HONEY!
rINu do call tn SpLscrher. and save prdlars ax-
pcnsss and suepHd profits III bu! c of IH ri as
CHAIN PUMPS,
with OF without CAPS 10 Keep o filth. He Is prepared
to supply crfraSsdg it'll Reels. Curb, thain and T-
hng c"mlttt Ia large or sinali quantities. fins a,ten-
H@n ~ Those who II g. I'll agaiu il specially request
ed. lie HAS also lpt OF inch eaI;i ioT stock pumps
WI" would he without Chain Pump when the!
be got 80 cheap: Come and sec, at
NorEsE's VARIETY SToHE, NoINg.
-. lSal NM. A. S0ERSE
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Ouly reliable Medicine Ever DiscovsIk

being D. rtF nh o2&tAhitt3 i@fEDr tt5F3A'E,t Ap
~ aGusg atso4sss The most sItpf,fat ha'e ar2st
i. most .,nruino 'starirS. and pronounced he "a"
Befses l. bc the
ONLY RELIABLE HAEBINGER OF iiEAsh
Ta THE AZ EtcrEn. EyE.gNhksf
TcstiEoUjals come MP from every 'ratS u 1a' 3Ai
" oea nh rN tsre-sipis 81 gratitude ieg NE rug
received les 4, U.s.. iai ~ suhHtluih. ''" @
Lictr RsisGH IL recommended! 10 all those sC''lg IS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-16
+ NoRrH-c ARoIINA STANDARDS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST

5xge ] ! IS = - % r. =
applied 10 schoosn said Territory and in the States and
Territories hereafter be erected out of the
SEC. further enacted, That until otherwise
provided by governor of said Territory define
the judicial said Territory and assign the judges
may be appointed for said Territory to the several dis
rcts and also appoint the times and places for holding
courts in the several counties in each OF
judicial districts by proclamation to be issued by him but
the Legislative assembly their first subsequent ses-
son organize alter modify such judicial districts
and assign the judges and alter the times and places OF
holding the courts them shall proper and conYe-
nient. Z
Sec So And be further enacted That all officers to be
appointed by the President by and with the advice and
of the Senate for the Territory of Kansas whO by
virtue of the provisions of law existing which
may be enacted during present Congress- required to
give security for moneys that may be inrusted with them
for disbursement shall give such security at such time and
place. and in such the Secretary of the Treasury
may prescribe.
SEC 81 Ind be further enacted That all treaties laws,
and other engagements made BY the of the Uni
ted States with Indian tribes inhabng the territories
embraced within this act shall be faithfully and rgdy OBJ
served anything contained in this act and
existing agencies and superntendencies of said
dams be continued with the powers and duties which
prescribed by law except that the President of the
United States at his discretion change the location of
the odice of superintendent.
Approved May 3Oth 1854.
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EXTRAORDINARY YIELD. There will be no famine
in Illinois this year. From every direction we hear
of most unexamped crops off grain. The harvest is
great but the laborers are few The Peoria Repub-
lican says:
The crops of grain in this vicinity-winter and
spring wheat and oats-as we'll us the tame grass,
have all rpened this year at the same time and even
that has not happened BEFORE we believe for years.
The reapng machines at work from sunrise till
dark and also Sunday, and the highest wages are
paid to aborers; but yet, areinformed that many
fields must go to waste from the want of machines
or men to cut them. One gentleman who is cutting
told us that he offered the other day dollar and
half an hour to go into adjacent field when he
had finished the he was then cutting but his en-.
gagements would not permit We sincerely trust
that more laborers may be obtained, and that our
farmers will not suffer the extent that is at present
apprehended. The advent of good reaper, or two
or three of them, in our county at this time would
be hailed with joy.
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1t is easier to forgive an ancient enemy than the
friend we have offended. Our resentment grows
with our undesert and we feel vindictive in due
gree with our own doubts of chance of finding for
giyeness.
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H1NCLE TONES Calm OITTDONE.-

EINCLE TOM'S CABIN OUTDONE.-Ih
u greatest book of the age-Dr. Gums Domestic Nj
dicine; or, Family Physican.-The poor mans friend
pain and sickness. Safe and Reliable Guide
The Publisher has the pleasure of announcing til
public that DR.. Gums Book has been published Fifa
Years, and during that time nearly Half Million Of Ca
of his work have been disposed of.
This book points out in plain language free from doctor
terms, the Diseases of Men, Women and Children and ID
latest and most improved means used in their cure; and
intended expressly for the benefit of families also c
tains descriptions of the Medical Roots and Herbs Of I'd
United States and how they to be used in the
diseases. 1t is arranged and simple plan, 4
which the practice of medicine is reduced to principles
common sense.
1t does not propose to dispense with physicians
thousands annually, by putting the means of cure
every mans hand and of saving many valuable lives wind
is of far more importance) by instruetng individuals
to check disease in the beginning before has acquired
much strength to resist and overcome. --.,--,
For sale by II. D. TURNER
n C. Book Store
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE,-TBE WV
&gSession will commence the first Moniar in ny

SSSesEion will commence the first Moniay in hi
1854 wi
RATES TUITION PAYABLE ONE HALF IN ADVANCE
For Reading, Writing, with the first rudiments
OF English Grammar and GeogT Apply, sl0W
Englsn UIaihinar, UeograP ana Arithmetic, l2,jQ
T"r any tning higner,. l5J9
charge for the Languages,) qoW
EXTRA EXPENSES
Music On Piano, aM
Use of Instrument 8m
The same Guitar,
Drawing and Painting, l2@
Oil Painting, l5yJ
Needle Work, 5Gj
Board per month, $50
Washing pei month, lW
Musical Soirs IS will be given during each term
I. 4. GRANDY,
Sec'y of Board of Trustees
June 10. 1E54
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DUDLEY NICHOLS
THE undersigned in Withdrawing from the business
Hill Nichols returns his thanks for the liberal panH
bestowed, and with pleasure recommends them to MI
NICHOLS. in whom have implicit confidence VIII
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DIED..

BLooNFIELD-oo sund.y June u; Ws assss. 70"
The friends Of the family are rssgeesS "a pomnci Ct, a. if
N ca Tue.dsy the 18Th Tho re@As' VIII '' ~A'H !"
M.tuchin T. Tor informant ~ ~ ,onsssou Of IN. h,.n
Cornelius C. BogaTdas A. attend h,. f,r.,.,f..
ki. ate resdenes, No 10 Cornme Re =. T.
RRaDY-A Brookyp Long Island on sunday morning June
Rs,,min 4d.ms f.g,, dseessed .sed twenty-five yssn
o.. friends 81 the family respectfully nvi,cd
Ins s,s Tuesa.y afternoon June IS oeloeh
~ se residence No So fopsst near Hekst, Faon Ferry.
DpaRLISG-or drs.dsy 7sh lust, Hannah Daring. sss
x,,rs month aud IL days
His will be inferred IN the Cemstey ofhs EverUeens
LAFETRA-0n ID dsy the h inst 81 shrsvbary Nav jersey
Of th brain yoseph Lsss 10 the 1h Of sss
minist.r In the Society Of frisbds
MEAD-on ssiurS.y June TO- Walter Hay Of VIM K and
Sarah r Med aged yesrs and moutha
The relatives eeds Of the family respectfully Invited
the funeral en the residence q bis paeoss No LIS ws
ths iMonAsyI afternoon Ct O'Clock without further invita-
ton.
sAMhIsOn Sunday 18th ips. Olive H.. vis u Jssi ssnas
aged 81 yean-
Tbs lae. Oil take place No Ii Hhsst today. Se.st.
n Her VII b tAksa To Hsut,ssaa. L. s
usnt
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NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS-IxrH Sc,
From Our Own Reporter

TRENTON Friday June 9, 1854.
DAY-MoRNING SITTING.
Mr.. BRAIDwooD introduced a series OF An-Slavery
resolves. Laid 10 the afternoon sitting.
Mr.. LAWS Dell introduced resolution highly
eulogsc of Andrew johnson Of Tennessee which led TO
debate, and was referred to the Business Commit
report another series TO include other distinguished
friends of the cause
The Business Committee then reported series of
lutons-fhe LIST in favor of Land Limitation I'd, lnvola
Bile Homestead Sd, for the election of President and
Vice-President 4th Against the appointing power of the
President innical the sacred of Freedom and
dangerous the liberties of free people on the ground
that State and National officers ought to be elected by the
people, 5th Against all life tenures in office
Some other resolutions adopted, against giving
bounty lands to soldiers the high state of provisions
Free Schools and against division OF school innds Tor
AFTERNOON SITTING.
Mr. GORDON Of Pa. appointed Secretary from thSt
State in place of Mr.. Campbell.
The following resolutions presented from the Business
Committee by Mr. HENDERSON, the Secretary were taken
up and adopted follows with much unanniiy after inii
debate in which several Of the members participated
Rssd That the National Industrial Congress sPpHye OF the
Summation Of Eussnt Associations for kso,s and Nse;ssa thu
now ssdo pOn our shore: TO settle qpSD @
srhnstior. OF the cruel and remoee.. slave powe.s
der involuntary ervi'ude nesbe the interests of the labor
That the msHber. Of the Industrial Congress Pe4se az
Efforts prevent the election OF the Members Of the United
who voted against the principle of Free Homes for
R,.ocd National Indus,. Congress. will continue
vol on and wSs % as gS' S Of Free Homes a be
boot 10 see the Territory embraced
United int III. Unionss the first Land Reform Ststes
Rssd That the Industrial Congress pisces It's bsnneor
1856 Free Homes. Limitation; Free Schools FREE Speech;
Free Soil for Free Men, Elective Jedeay and Elective
Nsora and stsei Single Election Districts
" and Religious Liberty
The Business Committee presented majority and mi
nory reports eulogisc of distinguished friends of the
The majority report complimented several u s.
Senators and State Executives advocates o. our cease
while the minority report specially euogsed the Governor
of Tennessee The latter presented by Mr. Laws Of
Delaware, as substitute for the majority report ana
orty report then tabled give way to the special
order the preamble and series resolutions presented
Mr. THOMAS w. BRAIpwooD Of Pennsylvania, which
were acted upon and adopted in the following order
The more, .sn.. Of the patton outrssed and the spirit
Ssnssth the sunocss grasp Of that knows no
srey Thai Is more and unsympsthzns the
feelings and mothers love
power that sonsns lust and nfsn the beautiful IN face
40 bod to the expesnee the aud the sus ofhe future
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The New-York Light Guard, Captain Vincent, will ar
rive in this City Sunday morning. and quarter at the
Winthrop House. They will be the guests of the Boston
Light Infantry and will be received by that corps on Mon,
be reviewed on the Common. In the evening the Light
Guard will dine with the Light Infantry and their invited
guests Faneuil Hail. which will be handsomely deco
rated for the OCCASION On Tuesday both Companies visit
LYNN as the guests of the Lynn Light Infantry The New
York corps will be accompanied by Dodworth band. The
Tigers have engaged the Brigade Band.
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and Bremen Washington, informed about
TO receive the command of steamer Of the larg
est class.
COMPLIMENT To CAPTAIN coRIsH.
massive Silver Trumpet richly chased and appropr
atey embeshed to be presented to Captain Corlsh OF
the British ship Mohongo, mark of grateful remem
brance for his successful Of the Captain and crew
Of the NewYor and avre packetshp Argo, on the 10Th
of April last. The principal device in the chasing exhb
its the wreck of the Argo in the position in which she was
first seen by Captain Corish.
6osE ASHORE.
Clipper ship Gauntlet Borland from Liverpool arrived
9Th inst while being towed from the North to the East
River went ashore the reef of rocks of the Battery on
SATURDAY night After dscharging two ligher-loads of
cargo she was hauled off last night by steamtugs Titan
Achilles and Hercules
sHIP-wRFCKFD PASSENGERS
About ore hundred If the Passengers landed Mt Rch
hco arrived here Thursday from the Bend and were
oh Eriday forwarded ~ The Emigration Oicer by the
steamer Admiral TO portland whence they will be sent by
railway Montreal There were in all about l6) landed
at Rchibucto of whom have remained there, ana
Others have obtained employment here al the Cathedral
a. and stOne-cuiters. . ,
The Helen Thomson of the burden OF jii tuns sailed
from Troon the l4th April for Quebec, and had fine
passaoe until bese in the ice off the coast OF Newfound
land on the 9Th May Until the 18TH the vessel continued
struggle through The ce-on that day about noon she
ran against foe of ice and stove IN her bowport which
Was iOnn.utTdDE DtiO" water
about 300 tun OF coal and 80 uns of pig IRON BY great
exertons she kept atoat for two hours The bark
sarah was close al hand and commenced taking OF the
In ten minutes after the last boat load lett
her the Helen Thomson went down head first taking all
the passengers effects they saving nothing but what was
on their persons. Two brigs from Quebec came up and
took passengers each, being all they could accommo
date. The bark Eva also took ten Inore-and supphei
those in the Sarah with bread rice and three casks
of water On the 23d May they were landed AT Rlchbuc
TO- where they kindly treated by the inhabitants ana
furnished with clothing by the Assistant Emigration ON
Ger here New Brunswicker, ST. John, y. b. June D.
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THIRD SrssioN -Thurpiay Morning.
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EIItTioN ~ "ff, ~ o., ,
Al this meo;inp tho Hon. RTUaTy II WtLwORTH, Grant
Master Prcsidr the following Grand Oicers elect
cd and installed for The ensuing year;
" " Jos,rH 4. EvaSs New folk. Grsad Mas,sr
" Johr l. Ievl. Jr Penn Van d (irsrd v .st~r
n " finlsy King Port Byron. o senior Warfrn
H. " JAMIE Hyce. Richheld q Junior ~ arden
" James hus-it. ND Srv Nort Grand >-c-stsry
n Chrl.r. l. Church Nevy io-S. Grand Ircasur-t
T. Rfv Salem Town, LID. Al-0rs.
". Rev J. a. PciTy. New York Grand Chspis'ns
z " Rev Jola Gay Neviurgh
W. Charles Scio'ey. New Icfk Gr,rd Asrnsl
H. ". j 5 Perry. Troy. Grand STANDARD Bearer
X ". HCtt Nacor. Nep-yosk. Grand sword Bearer.
X ". J. 81 Hatch R.chsster
r. ". y. &. GglGiey. New York. c..,s S,ex.-s.
r. W John Var buren,. Kingston. ~
X ". j. A.'u New lOrk,
Il ". ;. II. Dickinson. Dulkirk q. senior Deacon
H. W. RoyAl g. Mlsrd New Ylfs, q JraioT DE- acon
X W. II. {. Walton. New York. % OrgsnHt
X W. d. n. Vsr Tine New Yofk g Pu-suvaui
X ". sew AL 7 Frk. Ncv-Yors G. Tyler