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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15
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GENERAL
Commission and Produce Merchant,
Office on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Augusta. C+R.,
XXTILL give prompt and personal attention to the
w sale OF Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Cotton, and
all articles of Merchandise consigned to him. Also
the forwarding Of Goods for the Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rates. Liberal advances ell
Their In cash or by acceptances made articles in store
or when bills OF ladbng accompany drafts.
RErERgscEs Baker, Wilcox 4 Co.; NJ. 4 II. Wilkinson
j. @. Fargo, cashier" Augusta, Ga. Hand Williams
Wilcox; Thos. Trout Co., Charleston, s. @. VIM Dun.
can; Paddeord, Fay Co.; Y. T. willis, Savannah, q
sturges, Bennett a Co., New York. j. @. Wilson Co.
D. Stuart Son, Baltimore. Wood Low, New Orleans
@. D. Welborn, Dalton, Ga. Granville 4 Sample, Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Bearden, Son 4 Co., Knoxville, Tenn
=. X Reeder, Athens, Tenn. W. shapard Co.; Berry
Demeville, Nashville, Tenn. Nov "a, 'A-tf-8li
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15
ThrcSherS !!

WOULD just inform all who wish to buy Phreshers
for the coming season that they should call and give
In their orders, as It is time they going on, ana
that am prepared to make a favorable arrangement
with all who wish to buy. ST. REEpER.
Athens, Jan. 9, 57-tf
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15
McEwen g. Gillespie

HAVE received and opened their Fall and Winter
October :, %
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15

TOEPPER, Spice, Ginger and Soda, Just opened and
II for ssleby Jane sEH0RS 4 HoRNsBY.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15

lust HECEIyED-Dr. Parkers Pain Pans
- acea; Stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy.
external application infalbe; Macauba and Scotch
Snuff; Hays Eminent; Arabian Eminent; Steel ana
Gilt Pens; Putty and Window Glass-and for sale by
march IL WIN. BURNS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15

VHNiE above named House, situated within a short
distance of the Athens Depot, is now open for the
reception OF Travellers Persons travelling on the East
tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, and stopping at
Athens, will md this House MY situated
tnan any other The subscriber pledges himself to use
MS utmost eSertons to give satisfaction and to render
age. fAthens, Dec 19-tf-J3Ol las miners
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-05-15
7A'RETT HOUSE.
Charleston, Tenn.

HE subscriber respectfully gives notice that he
has his House open for the reception Of Traveller.
ana Bosrders. He gives assurance that no effort will
he spared to render comfortable all who NAV favor
MIN with their patronage. [Ja9l SIS. BARRETT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
KEEP COOLl KEEP COOLy

NHTE Wilh inform drinking friends that We are nov
w again prepared 70 furnish PURE COLD MINERAL,
WATER equal to made IN the country Remember
mineral water IL not SODA WateTii purr water Richly
saIssd With EhCleseme and Etu'ly stEuatiuE sac It's
suetv(eeneG h owing 70 the escape s gaE and NOT 10
he presence Of sodA and Tartarft Ae,d asin soiS
our bSrdps We are confident equal ant found In
tried both. = ''A'e
il s4dtoa 70 the usual fruit syrups We have the i,lie
e9s SfeaE SyruT9 and the famous HHOCK AND SODA
sn4 CasSeS SyrTt Can tie BsdFc coTrer Dur Store
j"i 7. II. LOGAN Co
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
FULTON HOUSE.

THE undersigned having leased this well known hoe
tel, and having thoroughly RENTED II, takes this
opportunity Of presenting it's claims 70 the travelling
community. He has secured the services II the most obltE
w wai:erS his table viii bc, at all times,
furnished the market affords. The stahnR IL
fol hosttsTs.
The most dIlgezs viii he given 10 nsHse tho
comfort, the OF R who became
No palns expense will be aPared &c make this
comfortable home all Fsy ritFsT permanently
temporarily extend their patronage 20 it. ,.,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

TO HOUSEREEPERS
STORE and for sale at reduced prices the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain;
Coal Vases, Eve sets; PiTe Stands Of different quaiteS
Also RencrF, Ash Pans Coal Scutes, Toilet sets, Stop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Trays Corn pop
Hearth BrOOms, assorted sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, ohlhDg aud Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks OF the best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap Bas
kss OF various paterus Side Irons Mnce Meat Cutters
and various other articles useful to House Keepers
VIM. HEBURH
deckS No. 81 Monroe Street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
Wheeling Htgh SCHOOL

W HObI4I45 A4It5 u OO4OOA
THE subscribers the
pose opening Classical Mathematical School In
Wheeling II Is their intention make in respect
equal the best Academies and High Schools in
Pupils will be prepared to enter class In College.
70 IN the active persuits Of e Tie course OF
studies will embrace the EnRSh, Latin, Greek, French,
aud spanish languages, and full OF Mathematics.
The Principals had ample experience In teaching in
yaroul Academies aud graduates IL two Of the best
Institutions United States and furnish sasfRe
tory tcstiuonal4 and references.
Thr Military Feature Ei he introduced far TO have
daily drill which will be found OF great advantage In Civ
Ing regular exercise TO ;he paPs and Improving their car
rage.
The School Will be opened on the 9Th Of March
FOR the vacation the 9Th Of July. Due notice
ALL be given OF the location OF the school
present. Principals be found at the MLuTe
House, where application be made for further
ton. J. r. JOSES,
of tho Va aIfItIry Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
feha2-tF OF Princeton College. M.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
RIM

THE undersgned grateful for the patronage they have
the citizens of Wheeling and tn" public
generally the old stand, respectfully ask continue
Of their new location, No. li5 hAln be-
Monroe and Union streets
we purpose all seasons, keep such asSorent Of
CHINA. GLASS. QBEESSwARE, HOUSE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hSnd that Will he most likely to nit
the tase all Win favor with their patronage.
spacious aGorIing facilities unsurpassed
the West exhibit goods TO advantage, and aside from
Retailing packing department shall continue to
keep on hand original packages Of assorted
section OF country and the extreme West,
Ehch will he offered small advance over the cost
Connected with this house, Is FLINT GLASS MANU-
FACTORY; hence our Country Merchants rely upon
the East to this point by buying
J. K DUEHAM + CO.,
rbi4 No. 1is Main 81 betveen Monroe 4 Unions ste
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
n1REClTIONS.

DIRECTIONS.
Keen the Wine. In hertoEsli position, and IN cellar
( an - temperature = -.
for three days before using in warn ROOM OF at the tenn
era:re Of asoat 70 degrees has the Wines are well
SarIurd through -, w.,
ISES for Injuries their and favor. and dutes
tie Wires thus destroying their character The wines are
too aenstTe 10 bear ice.
~ In Offering the abo7e Wines to the notice Of the
American public desire all peTtont Who may
pureha. them. hat they the strictly Pure JUICE OF ms
CITAWBA GRGEE free any and every form Of Rfuiter-
ato eontGirinE alcohol excepting that which results
from the uAturai process Of fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAwBA Is not made to IanTATE any
foreign article zAeTeT 70 designed to be just what
IL represented, EneFIcau ApnrkIlnE Wtnr' az
Champagne Is FRENCH "Sparkling Wine Here the re
remittance the American Grape far more Ee
and fruv favor makes more delicious Wine The
prejudice favor Of the foreign article may be regarded "a
prejudice only and inconsGent with true taste ana Juds
ment. .
The STILL WINE Is highly esteemed by Medical men as
moot admirable tonic Cor uVais, and for SACRAMENTO
purpose tie wholly uBeXeeptinnable-
The BRANDY made from the CatHSba Grape diners IN
material degree or ETy French Brandy OF course
bus al the possesses all those qualities which
should superior article Of tS kind and when
desired strictly pure Brandy for medicinal or
cih-r purpasss, it cannot be over estina'sd
FortAle ~ t. II. LOGAN Co,
A
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
THIRD TSUIMER STOCK.

BEG leave inform pubI.e tstI have Just returned
i the East with THIRD SUMMER STOCK, COM
sIsting OF Lawns B=Tages MInt!iiss. eet.
cali especial attention to stock Of Straw and ReR
oIitrn every description, both plain aud fancy,
this
Bonnet Ribbons, which rurchssed large quantity
and which confident the larscst stOck
whseli sa sell les. than they have been sold yet his
scaeon ny calling you viii convince yourself Of the fact
that Is per any other lTouse,
A-o, go dog Ruches which invite the attention uG
Ihe Trade Will sell cheap any JobhiuE Mouse
Easi only buying from ManufHetuTers and -POrteEs.
Also, 100 dog of those cheap l2Xc ME, the great
bar=a!ns EoiG IN Wheeling.
Also, to0 yds. Esre Of tie plain Bsragss At ss FUZZY
worth 37fG.
Also, those Cellars at Be- and which cheap
a. IKE.
To NY Of lawns, which have sezeted from the
latest designs, cali especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would DO
veil call IhzYe great many Auction Bargains which
shaIl sell cheap 10 the Trade. y ISAAC Prayer,
ieE No. I2S Slain 81.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
INSTANTANEOUS.


American Wines and Brandy.
Ci1ffnadti brands and zdne's EsLlnd brGHaS
STILL n c&r1WB1, Corresponding 70 German Hook
"CSTAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from CataWha WHIT
Strictly pzrs, for medical purposes unriTADed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

"Poor Old Uncle Ned"
"And he had no wool on the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to grow"
rTNHERE folks noW.adays in the same iamenta
BILE ok with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song Of 10 Of rejoicing, 10 they will
means which Art offers to Nature, to aid her
RneFsS ans lIuir Restorative,
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those in Wheeling Who can testify to It's in preventing
the loss Of hair ami in restoring uXuant growth where
fallen out.
Rmerson's Hair Tonic Is for sale by
80 7; LOGAN 4 CO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
New Music.

JUST 1SSUED-LeonnreP okN, joy that thou art Pree
Write TO Often, On the Border Of Strraulet
Were AL 90 fond Of Kissing JuOnita (wAnitn Evening
Bell Natural Bridge sshottiseh, MHEurka dvs TraneRux
FAIRY Sehottseh keepaAke scho;tlseh Franklin Waltz,
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie Waltz, Church Hi Waltz
GTaiiads Polka, sprng oWer Eehottssh Persian Dance
FOR sale BY J. +. WILSON 1 CO.,
Inyb - Nopros q.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08
DR., ]. Y. G. SMITH.
WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.

WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER
E viii now sell hne wide heavily glazed vail caper
w S5S and SIN cents which formerly Sold AMI
In perfect order and the enly o6er this Induce
msnt TO purchasers Il that the papers At the usual prices
ton high for the market We have in hands very
fine assertment OF cheap paper which oeT very low.
Al received bontH, among them tue private
eorrespcndcnce OF Daniel Webster b his son; Viva By
rs SeuihWorh; Travels In EurOPr by Iran,cus Inquire
6y ss@Ti rrsouTo s &c MSps
Of Western States, for ST. also fan assortment School
aud RlNnE Boofs, AZ, &C.
All the late periodicals and weekly papers. at.
J. @. ORRiS
rnyT No. III Main ST. wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

PURE CIDER VINEGAR
9 BARRELS prime family Vinegar Jus. received and Tor
- saes ~ WI " REILLY.
I.ltEsn DRusHES-VeTy oeGt and eI,-zI, for ;-I 49,
nv T. LOGAN 4 co.
SHAEGHAl MATCHES, for sale BY
= lZ2 u. LOGAN co.
MORE. NEW G0ODN
IN y Dunbar, IHcn Cas- and Richard IIayr1 so,,,
atlosOr PEieea thsn hsrrtcssre -"
i-:i HEIsREII. swEARISeEN.
Settle your accounts by t4kIEg NoIrS aud I7- 49,.
- etaa-s GoEl liylol J. Z WILSON 4 co
EktER OUpy!as Presses, Letter Copying BocIS V=.t-
a5I; Asnans Bspshes, Oiled shests ChseI, prSss
IT, S ]. z. WILSON cos
w EhSys ~ day received saan lot 81 IIOTC M
- -. EEOSt made from Peas WHITE WnTIT rbi-h
" eShsNes sHpsTSor 70 GRY "a tAt rzarEet "h'en
-==r-=r TnOBURE 4 HADnEN.
SIN srsHEt5 snIPsFCTF, received ana ,i.T an he:
MATHEW asNABn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-08

q. SARE'ORIH'S
Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
EAS8 sTRsEI, BGTWEES fifth AND sLXTu sra.
EAST WHEELING, va.
GOOD supply OF Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
IA Aes, Brown Stout and Porter, always hand TaY-
ems and families supplied the reasonable terms
70 All orders addreSsed-BoI No. All, Post.0nce-Wll
be promptly attended to. ap9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
From LAKE SUPERIOR.

The steamer Illinois returned Monday to Detroit,
from Saul ste. Marie She had gone up Lake Superior
A. far as Whaisky Bay by the 18th inst where the zee
prevented further progress, and the Lake Superior
fleet was waiting there while the Illinois returned 10
take n fre II start from Detroit to-day. 1t Is new
feature in the navigation of that lake that 1t should
remain closed by ice after the opening OF the St.
Marys River and Canal. Usually the lake Is open
for several weeks previous to the exit OF Ice from the
river which flows from it. Letters from Marquette
(thc principal point of the iron district represent the
lake ice as firm there and little reduction by Spring
in the depth Of snow in the woods-the season beng
at least four weeks behind usual time.
No advices from the Copper District in the vicinity
of Optonagon have been received for Oyertwo months
and returns are looked for with much interest by those
having investments there.
This state of tbings demonstrates the necessity of
railroad to that interesting region of ncacuable min
era wealth II is pleasing to know that this di'ldera-
fun is likely TO be realized The Chicago, st. Paul
and Fond Du Lac Railroad Company have become
possessed of the line of railway from Chicago to Lake
Superior at its two principal mineral points, and with
a land grant of 100000 acres, and Mr. W. b.
Ogden of Chicago as President, and Mr.. Charles
Butler of this city Treasurer, we think the settlers
of Lake Superior may hope fol less ISOLATION IN process
of time. These gentlemen and associates will give
them railway outlet ii any can.
Ten or twelve years sgO the trade of Lake Superior
could all be done by one fishing smack. but III the
season Just closed the value of articles per official
returns passing through the Saul Canal was over
five millions of dollars of which over one hal was
mineral exported from there. Give Lake Superior
railroads, aud its growth in population aud wealth
will astonish Va and all behOlders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
MERCANTILE, LIBRARY Association
ANIMAL ELECTION.


The Mercantile Library Association Occupies dis
tiuguished position among the institutions OF New
York designed improve and elevate the ns:ag gem
eraton Bat notwithstanding the vast bsnem which
a large body of our youth undoubtedly derive from its
facilities for wholesome recreation, il is apparent that
this good l. not unattended with pernieios Influences
We mean that It's annual elections for officers, "a they
are now aud have for some years been heih are a.
tended with much that is calculated TO dastroYthe rep
utation of the Library as conseEvator o. good NOR
ais as well lower the character add standing OF
the Young men who belong tOt Take, for instance the
election which came off yesterday. Two tickets were
put in nomination party spTitran high, and Tor week
past each side has hired private rosra N some res
tauran adjacent to Astor place, 20 which hs tnends
were always welcomed. In these rooms were tables
rread with food wincs spirits, oigars and other
,iiro. f,ae y, ell honrs 10 all comers. On election
dsy and election night party sPrt reaches IT. hight
and the effect. of free Indications we're markedly APP
rsreut upon the free and independent electors Ing
nell, closed at ocock III, alter the usual amount
of shouting and scuis 10 secure voses, ant then All
parties adjourned 20 the lecture room. Bur, 10 theH
trent chagrin the doors were closed aid the room IN
Ja,Ipe.. lv order Of the directors, who, mindful o..
N. dsersceful proceedings of former year, hoped py
,hi. step to put s-top to the customary uproer e1a
confusion. The young senemss hsu hV 'uea VI p'-s
bafi;ed in thiA way, however. They must rave
| th,lr sport and in short time. the
do.r. were forced AM the crowd rushed IN No gas
VA. to be bsd. In ihis emergency some OF sns more
excited yoths sailed forth 10 grocery ard purchased
| candles These were hgh,ed eac stuck ABOUT the
room. snd soon The fun grew fast and frsious. Con
| ,picuoa, among the jewellers was Mr.. Peckhsm al
| e1.pre.ident Of the Institution Mr.. Isekham, VIII
wa. certainly very much elated, commenced TO hs
rsngue the crowd, telling them that "a the last Pres
Dental campaign he had ADDRESSED audience
composed Of every elass, from free and enhgh'
ened Americans, down to Hibernisn INN
grants; but this was the BRIT time in hi b.
that he had ever spoken to En- assemblage Of nh 90"
pOops-or words to that hnpOrt. Such an insult We
objectionable, and before the bewildered spt a.
knew what he was sbOat, score Of scarlet csdts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
MOPMONS AND MORMONISM
To the Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.

To the Editor q The N. y Tribune
SIP: notice the various communications IN your
paper especially that of J. Hyde r, on the subject OF
Morruonism. Your correspondents urge with great
force the importance of for the relief OF the
nriest,idden inhabitants of Utah. 1t is earnestly to
be boped that wise means may be taken to settle this
vexed question but in the mean time allow me 10
suggest that there is field for active beneYslence
within the limits Of - the States winch has oten en-
;irely neglected by phsnthroPSts.
In the outskirts of Iowa City the present caphai OF
Iowa there is now forming mas been the case every
Spring for the past five years large expedition com
poeed Of immigrants from all parts of Europe VINO
make this poin. their ralyng place, from whence they
start on their pilgrimage TO the happy valley
From personal observation, | know that there are
numerous decent families and many unprotected nro-
cen. young females, who would gladly recede ron
the completely of horrors in which they are beginning
TO see themselves enveoped if they any meals OF
escape or prospect f future support Many others
would not hesitate to revolt if they were enlightened
as to the true state of affairs.
The inhabitants of tie vicinity, who derive some
petty emolument from the trade of these people are
not sufficiently alive to their duty Although despot-
ism as complete that Of Brigham foans reigu'
within the limits OF that camp, one has yet had the
moral courage TO come forward and offer 10 the poor
Captves-who groan in despair within sight OF ot
dome of the State capito-the protection OF the .aw'
Of Iowa.
Ought not some moral influence 10 be brought L
bear on this body of unfortunate people, 1000 il
number who are lQg within our reach I Should no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
THE LATEST.
BIZ T,legroPl from London 10 liverpool.
LONDON, Saturday Morning, May 9, 1857.

BIZ Tclegropl from LOadoa 10 Lirsrpool.
LoSDoS, Saturday Morning, May 9, 1857.
The Etha, which arrived at Southampton last night
brought the mails of the European and Oneida. The
collective mail consists Of nearly 400 boxes and bags
being the largest mail ever landed at Southampton.
TIE Etna has 50 passengers and % packages of gold
OF the value Of 100000 sterling. Nearly $4,000 Of
this gold the Oneida. Nearly 100 passengers
Jeff the Etna at Malta to get to England via Mar
seilles.
The Australian passengers were detained nearly
three days in Egypt, owing to the European arriving
nj Suez three days before her time. When the onelda
broke down, although she was only three days by
steam from St. Georges Sound it took her seventeen
days to get back The weather at the time was very
thick which prevented the people of the Smla from
eeeiDg her.
DREspyN Frday-Ths Journal de Dresden states
npon authority that the ratification Of the Treaty be-
tween England and Persia has been made by the Shah
DARTMOUTH May THE steamer England, for
Calcutta, which put in here on the ith, is remaining
here, having received some trifng damage to her
screw.
The European and Australian Co.'S steamer Jura,
Capt. Noodle, arrived at Southampton yesterday to
be in readiness to convey the Australian overland
mails on the 10Th inst. She ran from Liverpool to
southampton in 36 hours.
The ROYAL BRITISH BASK.-THe Times, in lead
ing article, puts searching questions TO Mr.. Sta
pleton, formerly Director of the Royal British Bank
md now Member Of Parliament for Brunswick.
From The Times City Aytels Of Saturday. 9th inst.
The funds have entirely recovered the sudden and
unexpected depression of yesterday Thirty thoucand
pounds were invested in Exchequer bills at par, out
Of the money received by the Savings Banks from the
ESchequer bonds due to-day, and an impression Is
entertained that further purchases will be made The
market was likewise strengthened by the operations
Of the public and by the steady appearance OF the for
egn exchanges in the Discount market and the Bank
The demand for money very active. A further
sum of about fSO0O of Australian gold was taken at
lbe Bank to-day. ~
sea- has heretofore been nearly fl7O,OOO. Only
very limited amount Of specie has been engaged to be
dispatched by The steamer Colombo on the 10Th ult.-
The total il is thought will not exceed E3OOOOO. The
mail steamer Brazil, tomorrow, will take out 25O 600
IN gold.
The Daily Necs' city article says that the appear
ance of the market at the close was very steady.
Notwithstanding that the continued demand for Money
was to-day active and the market rather stringent
full prices were exacted. The shares in the Russian
Railways were inquired for and after touching pre-
MUM buyers closed at to premium. The transac.
lions seem to be almost exclusively upon continental
orders and most observers of opinion that the de-
maDd is not bona ide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-20
Passengers.

Mr Winchester and servant Mt Slambu lady infant and
Servant Mrs Rogers and servants Miss Barton and ser
ssut Mics Barton Rev. V Penn, Dr. w Ismilton Rev y
Stinou Mr. SIoone and lady Miss Spooner, Mr. ) Graham
o Ddas -four children and servant Nj. Taylor lady and three
eh8ep Mr. Rroalhurst and daughter Miss Bote Miss Gala
han Miss Bainc brook Banbrook and ohud, > bel
aud lady MI Bass aud lady and SON. Mr.. Mullen LADY
-four children and servant Messrs Barton, Kay Hubbard
Housh,on Wilde DamsresQ. Berry Hnman ana boy b6eck
hsrts Johnson Sust Berry Gerard Forsyth burshai bhss
Atkinson Heyer Sanford and friend Burton stephenson
fembeTton Cyrus Ross Ross McDuh sears halooson tot
Guyera snd fiend, McFwan Richardson Balm baIhst zone
pbly, Story McGuIey. Wood, Mctconcl Decros.ahd n
HeIss Howard. Wiuney Mrs BroadhuTst aud daughter MI
TnYlof. lady and three chilren