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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY MAR X CT.

SUNDAY, Nov Zo--o r. N.
The principal feature Of the stock market at the close
yesterday duness Throughout the week the market
has been depressed prices have been steadily set
ting down. Our European advices not q all saes.
factory, either politically financially. The Bank OF
Engsnd not at al easy, and the Bank Of France does
improve under It's restrictions upon the commercial
and Specializing classes There were indications n the
latest dates of mercantile dstrust in Great Britain, and
reports Of serious embAl among the largest
current. Tho position OF money affairs
the other side affords prospect Of immediate relief and
We do rot SEQ how possible avoid failures perhaps
10 very serious extent The Bank Of England may be
forced into another the rate Of interest Te
demand for money, in anticipation OF such event.
would be largely increased AZ the latest dste largo
rivals Of od looked for in London from Australia,
with the expectations that they would iary Tho bank,
and n up tho by the OF previous
month So but do not any foundation for such
hopes. The Australian supplies have heretofore boon
taken by exporters they arrived and tho ship
ment 10 the Continent becomes moro active ~ the receipts
at London In the absence Of vas from Austria
La the shipping becomes limited but revived
again the moment the material becomes abundant
Our local finances are, upon the whole, In very fair
position The money market ID undoubtedly easy, and
there great strain upon any important interest The
banks mansge 10 maintain Satisfactory specie
and the wants OF their customers. With all this the
stock mArhet Ia depressed, and likely 70 continue
Quotations for stocks rule 1t high points, and In the alb
sence Of outside buyers likely 70 recedo. There
no inducements 70 purchase railroad stocks general
thing anything like current rates. Thestreet Is loaded
down with stocks, and II tales great deal Of money
carry them their present market Value. The brokers
End hard sledspg, and must get tired Of holding
such loads Of stocks. II matters very lille how abun-
dant money becomes, viii be found very difficult 10
put mp prices The brokers may carry their rupples at
less cost, but win not relieve thcm Of share. The
buia and bears Of Wall street likely 70 enjoy
poly Of the game, with strong probability OF tho former
being pretty well used up before the close Of the contest
The expectation Of specie from this port las. week. was
a. follovs-
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RELICS FROM NrsEvgH.--The Congrsgasionaiist
M nuons thst the bark Dsoie Webster, which arrived At
this port sst week from BeyYoot reported to hs 70 az
part o. her cargo 81 casos OF marble These are probs
bly, the Assyran ssbe which are desraed for fvo or
hree Of The New England colleges and which have been
waiting a. Beyroot nearly twelve month for B,s,an
vessel Much curiosity Gill be felt 70 see these relics az
snuouy and 10 " be hoped that thoy have Sustained
rjury 10 er lCne Quincy and ~ill reach their dee
tts;icr esSiy -Soapr Ttdnser1g, Me- a.
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bid u - SIX. whsss lower. Sales As,eee bw. d
u 10 u l2x for 70 prns chicago spring. ard
u e6k u 80 for white Illinois. Corn lower. Bales
GAlss 600 bus. 1t 4Oc. Canal reigns quiet Receipts
Tor the - hours ending 6 noon Ndsy-6,6l0 Dds
oesy; 1s6aO7 bus. wheat S46 bua corn ~ 0o9 bus
oals; 6;340 bus. bassey. Canal exp0rs-l0,6 $50 sus
Wheot; 606 bus. corn s,So2 bus oats. Weather warm
cd wind frssh, blowing from the west.
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hArukDAY, Nov. I'D 2. VI.
AsIns.-The market quite and pric ss nominal at
20. Tor pots and &c. for pearls.
BRRADsTrrs-Flour-T The market heavy, and com
mon grades OF State and western easier while ex
ira brands were unchanged. The export demand Was
psht, with moderate sales 10 tho domestic trade. The
transactions embraced about 900 5000 bbs at about
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Total. SIS bb6 904 EI,b5l,4 H 15,67sT36 2Ib,8I
The quantity and value Of certain articles exported rom
this port during the week ending Nov. "a 1885, disn.
sushng the destination and extent Of shipments 10 each
place, were as follows
Conxucs or The Ponr oY NEW YoaK-vAIuB on ExroRrr
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storre saIlrg on THE year, thus far, in comparison
viii Ee stt ,oh q !ssl year, amounting 10 az 4sf,
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tbtai fc*,Sot Dcc o,vto
The season for the canals s nearly over. week
ortwo viii probably close sbem 10 navigation leaving any
lack Of supply that msy exist be supplied by the Read.
ing and the iehch Valley railroads.
The following s statement Of tolls received on the
New York canals during the second week in November
'nd also the total amount received from the opening OF
navigation up TO November ib in the years named
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The anthracite coal trade Tor The past week foots up
better thss expected, in consequenoe-,o some or
tent, at icssof the satisfactory adjustment Of the din
Guilty between the coal operators and ihs Reading Rail.
road Company, on the disputed question Of dumpsge.
The following shows the tonnssc from the schuyki
son TO Thursday Of last week and from the Lchgh region
10 saturday q tho week previous, compared With
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Photographs, by . New Process, Taken
in five seconds sitting. Ambrotypes instantaneous Printed
iDsru ctons sent by mail on receipt Of s.
r. A. LEWIS, l42 Chatham street.
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Weekly Report OF Deaths,
In the city and county Of New YORK. from the l6th dny
OF November 70 the 22d day Of November, le6S
Men, 10; women, 10; boys, LA; girls, ioo-Total. 3oS.
Adults, iS6 children $50; males, 21f females ISL; CO.
hrod persons IL.
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20 Cent Ambrotype Llkenessea, with . Case,
impershsbe taken daily st 3 Broadway,
corner Of Leonard street.
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One Shilling Portraitypes and Dollar Pho
osraphs Original taking. 1000 daily by twenty five artists
Depot 80 Broadway.
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Caxd.-OWing % the Entire Discretion OF
stock Of goods tire the morning Of the I'D
inst beg 70 inform customers and the public thai we
shall business with all possible despstch We
ready negotiating for eligible location, and hope very
shortly 20 be able 70 invite the attention Of friends
O'BULLIVAN FAYE importers dealers paper hang
iDgs, late No. 436 Pearl N BAL communications
be addressed usual through the Post oce until
further notice.
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DR.. Kelley can be consulted daily Mt his
Office No. Bible House. upon diseases Of the lungs liver
and Kidneys free of charge.
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Those Who Wish to be Fully Posted In the
Gin controversy should get copy Of the Evening State Reg
lister, O'Clock.
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Remember that Drumg0Id & Pr0ch, No. lao
Fulton street. IL the only place the city procure hose
splendid Raglan and other clothing ready made
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lotAl tFss-S W
In addition which the Canada from Boston, took out
s94l, oto, partly on New York account
A. II. Nicolay's resuar semiveekiy auction sale Of
stocks and bonds viii take place Monday at half past
II O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The warrants entered 81 the Treasury Department.
Wasbpston on The 18th inst. were as foIloss
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Ladies' Furs In Endless Variety, MT Ford
sCoTTs 40 Broadway lower Of Fulton street.
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Batchclss's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
The best IN he world Made. sold and applied At No. S
Brosdway.
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40 Wholesale and Country Merchnnts.-
Barnes Park 804 Broadway, New York, invite the attention
Of large buyers their Of European
and american patent medicines ut and below manuia0urers
pricss By u dozen, package. or loo gross
New York. Cincinnati and Sen Francisco.
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Sewing Machines.-To the Publlc.-Tho
undersigned hereby give notice suits controversies
in relation to The infringement q patents upon sewing ma
pany ]. NJ. singer Co and the Grover Baker Sewing
Machine Company been amcaby arranged and settled.
WHEELER q WILSON Manfg 90,
l. ID. SINGER Il CO.,
GROVER 4 BAKER, s. n. Co.
NEW York, Now 90 1856
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HOsgettcr.-The Remarkable Success u HOG
tetters vegetable stomach bes In curing dyspepsia Aver
comp Amt and importing tone TO The system, without
parallel IN the history Of medicine Sold BY eli grocers drug
gsts and hotela Hosteter Hmith Pttnhup4 BARNnS 4
PARK, Agents. inEew York.
Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair ana Whis-
kers at No. Barclay street Hair dye four shllngs box
black or brown
CrlstadOra's Hair Dye and Wigs are Match
unique articles Both for SALE and the dye privately
applied, at No. Aston House.
H0lloway's Ointment and Pills with
these marvellous remedies hand need suffer they
in concert
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Excess Of exports over imports .......... s71oIs6
The following . comparative statement Of the value
Of exports from the Of the year Nov.
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Al half past their Haesiies entered the theatre AZ
ready occupied BY the persons invited Tne orchestra
was reserved for superior occrs all In grand uniform
In The boxes ii the sides seated ladies' In masnn
cent oess The centre boxes we're 90, apart for the
court. The Emperor was In black, and wore the grand
Gordon OF the legion OF honor the Empress wore white
dress, with cloak OF crimson velvet Their Maieses
srbring received with the loudest Accismatons
All the sests behind and them we're filed with the
Imperial households, the Nnisers and grand dguarss
Of the court Az their Ma hal taken their
res's tho curtain rose Ter the Representation Of Cusnd
Gulcmin, ~. Marc, and Bodln with Felix ana Parade
Their Maeses when tho curtain fell gave the signal for
appliance. the Imperial party then Withdrew
for half hour 10 take refresbmsps and on their
uurp The curtain again for " lie Mari de II Dame de
Cbcur.n Arasl who has joined the performers Of the
Vaudeville theatre, was exceedingly amusing. Madame
Gupenon afro, In the mother Of tbe dan,e was excel
house commencing with their msjesues into the great
est bsriy The Emprtss, in particular, laughed
heartily particularly when the mother OF tho danx~e
excsins "Ahi II Napoleon had only listened 10 my cd.
vccp "You were acquainted with the EMPEROR ttNo.
but should have known him. for he nj Berlin
when played Euchsrs In "fciemsque" He even re
marked me and sent 70 compliment mo By N Csrdes "
we're the court ana the persons invited The represen
tation terminated Al half past eleven and when the per-
srmere parakng OF the excellent supper provided
Dor them Count Bocciocchi Grand Master Ceremo.
nes, came and comfhmented them the part OF their
msjestts AZ bali past one in the morning q seecial
tram whired back 20 Paris the amussg performers,
had enjoyed the Satisfaction OF exciting the laughter so
ustrous an audience. on thursday the actors OF
the 1behre Francois will perform the Suite dun Bal
ksqren ard the "Borgeor," and on Thursday affor
those OF the Gymnsse, the tsvanuueurs de IodO the
"Toiesies Tspsgeusce, !" and "Mchel ct Chrsune."
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Of Se2s, Ss4
The receipts Of Tho wnHamsport and nmirs Railroad
Company for the moIth Of October The largest ever
received, notwithstanding the elections and the sxke
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INC nvhsu kuesS, WI partake OF banquet ~ me ~
Ro&kcsp, vs,-Nr. Edwin Booth. having recovered
nom affection Of the throat commenced IN en-
sAse1ent st the theatre here last week.
Nsw oRrAss-The has opened In this city, with
opers the French theatre and Of the Gacty Attached
the company the latter house. Miss Georgina Hud
son, whose hseira from waaok's Of the events
q lest season Also Mr.. DavIdge In Broueham's .pccs-
hoa,as - 10 announced.
Brrr,Io.--7he pas. two weeks have Afforded the cis
sens Of Buffalo opportunity TO witness the perform
snces Of Mr. A. H. Davenpors and his wife, These talent
Cd artists appear to night At oswceo
say FEasdsco-At the Metropolitan, Madame lola
non,es completed avery profitable engagement on the
lTth nit Che was succeeded by Mrs. Julia Deane Hsyne
Who appeared, tor the first time since her Illness on the
7oh Mrs Hayne was supported BY Mr. Chas Pope
MIS- Mary Provost announced "from the broadway
Theatre, has been playing 81 the American
hsxyHs-klss Matilda Heron bas been playing In this
CITY during the week pas she expected in Ne~ York
sccr.
p. Loris.--Tte q. Louis theatre has opened with
strong stock company. Emma stanley 10 repeating her
"scven Ages Of Woman" 10 spprecistive audiences.
ssrxsoech ard ParodI giving concerts nj the tame
lace
Rsroa RoUer Ls.-The citizens Of Baton Rouge have
been greatly delighted by recently gwen a. the
Co-rt House BY hunter o. isdy and gentlemen anna.
teurs ray and wealthy planter dictated as manager,
and the vocsiss Of the r. F.s or the torn One Of
the ncst successful was the wife of Distinguished cer
symsr, sns the brilliant style IL which Italian music vas
executed created profound senssson among the an.
dierce Thsotrg ard strasoscb must moi forre, psfop
Rouge vbije they are on their iraveis.
ponrcr. London correspondent SAYS
Ncswi,hssrdne the tesyn OF general business nmp.e
monte ual rrcs we're never more prcspertas, ara
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Only $3.50 OF the above counterfeit was discovered
showing evidently that bad just been prepared for cir
culaon and bad not yet been pushed into the market
any extent The counterfeit the Union Bank of Swan
ton Falls Vermont IS close imitation Of the above
terfeit, but II was IN an unfinished state The
plate evidently used for both counterfeits
About seven eight thousand Of these bills making an
aggregate Of nearly $40 000 seized by the police
The "sini lacked good deal OF finish, and would have
had to have through fnishers hands before ary
few of the counterets tho Union Bank OF Providence
put into circulation. The des OF the police was
therefore, lucky occurrence for any number OF shop
keepers and green grocery men In few days the city
trash and many persons would be made suffer in con
sequence but fortunately for the public the OF tue
alleged orger and the seizure Of all his spurious bills
counterfeing apparatus has prevented such heavy
fraud beng committed
Cowsden, II Is supposed has accompllces In the bust
ness, for, in making clean confession OF his guilt he
says that he has been In the habit OF manufacturing
counterfeit bills for over year past, aud al
ways had ready sale for them at he rate
or and fifteen cents each The officers
now endcavorisg to ferret out person keep
ing an Office somewhere in Nassau street, who has
been in the habit OF finishing bills for Cowsden The lat.
ter II appears did the rough work, while the former
put the finishing stroke 10 the article. OF plates
also discovered and seized upon. The officers In this
entitled TO much credit for the successful
in which they accomplished no ordinary task.
Cowsden Is a Western man, hailing from Ohio. He Is
about thirty five years OF age and Is not bad looking
appearance. According TO hts comic, sion, he
have been the of putting enormous quantity Of
counterfeit bills into circulation in this city and through.
out the entire country. The CT Messrs. Tappan,
Carpenter Co. Is forged to these bills, so as TO give
them the appearance of genuine bills Ia every respect
Competent judges of money have the forgery
upon the Providence Bank OF the best specimens OF
bank note engraving they ever handled.
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JrIy o-In oqucncc Of the illness Of the Recorder,
The bench was occupied today by the City Judge,
Frederick wcbbcr, German, aged twenty eight,
pleaded guilty 70 feouous assault with a knife upon
Catherine Hartmeyer At rs Market street. the ls,h of
April isst Tic victim Of tho assault German woman
of about twenty dve who, appears was formerly the
mistress of the prisoner present In Court and pre-
sened sorry appearance from the cuts about her face
and neck The Of the assault, as stated by the
prisoner jealousy. Sentenced 10 seven years 10 the
state Ir son
John Mango and Jasper Livingston, two dock thieves,
were led and convicted of stealing gold watch valued
$50 from the pilot boat Jacob A. Westervei, tue
night a. the 22d of June Sentenced 20 the state prison
the nrst Tor three years. the last for two.
Chas johnson aud Vim. Newton were convicted Of
burglary IN the third degree and sentenced TO the state
prison for three years.
Louis Hoch pseadeI guilty TO grand larceny, and was
sent 20 the \. .so prison for two years.
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City Intelligence.

swEciyH EslcRAsrs..-Dcring the last few days qus&s
large party Of emgrants (over ZOO from Sweden Ar-
rived a; this port bound for Iowa and Minnesota whe~s
there large settlements Of swedes. These people do
not know a word of English, they acquainted
with our decimal currency; yet, notwithstanding.
they were happy and talka,vc and amused
themselves (a 1t can be called amusemen,) In
singing praying preaching and other religious exercises
The swedcs simple minded bu, Industrious people
aud 70 possess all the solid Virtues the Gcrmanp
races besides being rather vivacous aud demoa-
stratye. Formerly there were'but few Swedcs eugrAA
ing 10 this country but since Rev g. Hedstrom com
menccd his minsiraons the emigration has stea lily IN.
creased and during the years over 20 900 q
them have arrived. They cent forward In large
bodies 70 the West where there many settlements In
which the swedish language Is the only one spokeI.
There every for believing thai this desirable
emigration viii keep on incre asing.
PRIzs Fiem At RiKgR's ISLAND Yesterday morning
apize fight for 800 aside OF at Rikers IsIana In
the East river Ia the presence Of couple OF thousand
rowdes, bIaokegs, thieves and rurlans generally. A
an early hour In the morning the scamtug Neptune with
<wo sloors In tow c the pier at the foot Of Delaney
stree, with the fighting crowd board. They succeeded
in getting of without any opposition the par, Of the
police, and had glorious time during the forenoon The
comba,ans in this fight Barney Aaron an English
man, and rnuiatto named Robinson. The fight lasted
couple OF hours and resulted after so rounds Of hard
bruisng IN favor Of the Englshman. The spectators,
principals, all returned 10 this city about halfpast nine
A NJ. The Thirteenth ward police OF the In
tended lsh some days ago, aud shouldoave
means 10 prevent the departure OF the scatug the
disrespeotable crew that we're on board Of her.
FrRE LrDIow srRKEr.-Asout halt past three O'Clock
on Wednesday morning, Ore was discovered In The
kitchen Of dwelling house Ne. 1e6 Ludlow street. owned
and occupied BY jeremiah Frost The ircmcn were
promptly the ground extlnguished the drs
amage done 10 building about $50 insured for 81 500
in the City and Bowery Insurance Companies The a.
mage TO furniture amounts TO about $40 insured in the
City Insurance Company.
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srnnES DEAru oS 4 FERRY Boar-Ycsterday morning.
between aud O'Clock, Mr. Samuel N D. Scott residing
at No 1s3 North sixth street, expired suddenly on board
one Of the Peck slip ferry boats Mr. Scott for several
years conveyed the mail from New York 10 Williamsburg.
ss be entered the gate on the New York side he
planned of feeling uuwe and requested Of the hands
10 carry the mail bag on the boat On arriving on the
other rsdS he started 10 60 OF Of the boat but fell and
died almost immediately as supposed OF heart disease
His remains were conveyed home. Deceased was about
nfty years Of age, and leaves wife
BURGLAR ARREsrEp-A man, who gave his nama
as John Stevens, arscsted by ogncer videts wss
brought before Justice Carey, yesterday forenoon on
charge OF burgarously entering the house No % North
Fourth street ard stealing thereirom several articles a.
iewelry. Accused, and accompce who escaped were
10 leave the house by OF the neirhbors who
caused the arrest. Committed for trial.
BrRorARns.-Thc residence OF stephen Broadweai
South Ninth street. burrariousy entered early yes-
terday morning and quantity Of wearing apparel We
taken.
The grocery Of Colyer 4 Debevoise corner OF south
Ninth and Ninth streets was entered and robbed OF
quantity OF butter.
About O'Clock yesterday morning ofcer Cook Of tfs
Sixth District Police discovered the door OF No 1856 Gra
ham avenue open, and on entering found quantity Of
unmade garments tied up for removal The burglar bad
been disturbed and left
FIRE.-yesterday morning, between I aud O'Clock, .
hre broke out IN small frame building near shc ccrncx
Of Even and withers streets which together with thu
contents was destroyed 7, was owned aud occupied by
Germeu rared Tvbciuer for vNrush factory Hts oss
mostly IN 'ck amounts % 1toa saec, which thors
vas W. Insurance.,
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Tne Washington star OF Tuesday says;-Thc Secretary
of the Navy has been confined o the past week TO his
crce IN this city, beng too much ndisposcd 70 venture
70 the Department Bis health however, Is not too bad
10 permit him 10 attend to tie discharge of his official
duties there. To-day he is much better, We learn.
DxrARrUREs.
For Liverpool IN the Steamship AsaNr AID Mrs Edward
vannah: Mr. Tury New Orleans Nj and Mrs Ford Louis
VILE XVI Mr. and Mrs Yates and chii Bstimore Mr. AMI
Mrs IsSsson, Mwansie Mr. and Mrs Dwisb Jr s5S
Boston, M and Mrs Crowd and York; M
Mrs Cullen and two dauFhters, Fhiadepha; Messrs
Litie " Steim, Wade New logk, Madame Long
Ss% YORK Sas sr 'n &son M on SariesSn NJ
Isrsc Hslard and friend Eswgors !; Mrs CrcwIher
Newport ps Men saa hSa New % NJ PspSross New
saIs New fork' NJ tsaacsamp, France; lion Charles
Eeenelln, Cincinnati; Mr. Bayard Taylor and servant
Orleans M and Mrs Geo brown three children
wants hayana Mr. gsgs Robb two Misses Rob- Miss Navy
das assS ss nSse M Sss chmsgr ~ x s
ane capt IsywouS, England MT Hsora England Messr,
Taylor, VI Duncan sinclair, London Mr Norris Proy
dence. l Butierw.rh ENGLAND Hobbs DO Ne Runge
Mrs Masnsna and SON Havana; Mepsrs s Seget O. ino
Brode n Chabrn Francs Boula bearer Of dispatches
s. Louis; Alex Ga Richmond Va; Benkert Phladeiphis
w Smith, n NJ James Tcoke, Macon, Ca Stsrke, New
s%s. E rD nass Ssns = s sssss
zie, n VI sauderson, huglsnd Rich vincen. " joan
Jones james Jones lhos lewis y; NJ. and Mrs tylne
EIlza Reid Jersey cry wss irkenmayer, Mr. ob Riken
mayer y MessrH Goulf cd stilg aud boy Robinson
wfSsn wm ssp nayapa ,n i0 M msra F,aos
crnee, coodtrich WI Williamson, " u Bets. NJ.
kngard; X Elu, end others-Tota, loo