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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
ARRIVAL or TIE ROANOKE.
MORE rILLIBusrERs RETURNED.

The United States Steam Frgats Rosookc, Csp-
j. b. Montgomery, AspiuwsE IL dsys, arrived 81 this
port on Tuesday, tho ith instant, with 904 El-
busters ON board q Of whom are sick and win DO cent
to the Hospital. One ocds tie passage. named Gse
W. Turner. The r. has bad fne weather. The fo.-
lowing Is list Of officers:
Ger. Y Mortrcmrry; Lieu.s Sec. II. Hsrris,r Edwsr1
L Windsr Jopa;hsn WsnwTxrt, Jos b. smith, wus y.
Ftzhpsb. Jpo W. Dumminson, Surgeon. DAVID hsri%s
DcrIy; Pgrser, Jpo n Hamilton; Chaplain. w nsw'o9;
Ac;ibs Nas.cr Chas W. Carpentry C.p.1s S.eis, %
Wa W. w WtId lat A,.ista.,' J.s ASsgt o. ~ Il
ss.i,,.nt. VIM Rohsrts Edward X Archer. o. = esrs.
Marine on .ers ist Lieut. c. 6sy.on DO psv,a =.
Cohen, Md.Lpmep. Jos whipp'e Hams kee-n - 5n:.S1
PesAe Carpenter Jonas Ditbe SAnAkez Lewis sosrs@
None Of the frigste Independence men came by the
Roanoke.
rur AZ rpf.SrErs.
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The PorATo Ror-It is matter Of regret, as 1t Is
matter of immense importance to the community,
that the disease which has for several years affected
one Of the NEST important crops of the country has
broken out again with virulence in all directions
around the city upon al sorts Of soil, and nearly all
kinds of potatoes. Although there were slight symp'
toms of the disease upon the vines of few fields no
serious alarm has been felt until since the deluge Oh
rain last week, which seems to have developed the
rot in the tubers, until they affected to danger
Gus extentn somc cases in fields Of carly potatoes
Low being dug for market. it is found that oneni'h Oh
The no,ot, have TO be sorted outsome OF them are
completely rotten Other vegetables are Affected ny
the same disease.
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a. 1awswW
COURT, County of NETWORK

- cHxRLoTTE BAPP plaintiff, against MATHEW
BAPP defendant -(SummoDs for rehcf)To she deencsnt
above named: You hereby summoned snd required TO
the complaint in this action Of whe copy is here
with ryed upon you and to copy Of your answer 70
TIE said comp amt the subscIbeI at bis Office NO %
Cbs,bsmst in the City of New York, within twenty days
AFTER the service hereof exclusive of the day Ut sucn ser
vice; and IL you fail to the complaint within the
aforesaid the plaintiff In this sction viii apply to the
Court for the relief in the compant-Dated Juiy9
SIMON +. HUFF, Piantins
Cbsthain-st
To the above named defendant You will pleee to take no.
ac,iop was fled in the Office Of the CLERK the City and
County Of Newly York at the Cy Hell Of the City OF New
York on the 2t day July, 1851 Dsted July 81, 1871.
W. laWswW. SIMON z. HUFF, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

yIspIoArIoy OF x.SrRyEYoa-GssrhAL bchh ..1.
We publish. with pleasure, the following aa!:-s'y
promising mat Mi: nu I,. ae..wuni,y:
We have noticed in The 80. Loats heysonenn ~
The od WHAT purports to be correspondence rom utsh,
Somuri. m charges against DsvaH BUR- q soyveyes
General q Rpeeg .h s sss Ss, v: ~: =,
~hIe AT LARGE tbsS they are the fabrication VI syi-
disposed persons Intended to reflect .pcn ts character
a. 4 public officer in consequence Of the indepsndcss
manner in which h. has regarded it bis duty " rsRSn
oaicially to the Department at Washington: we
know that be is entirely incapable Of coT@sasg q
upjst fraudulent act By thought wofd, Of assa,
charges would be deemed unworthy Of sou'e tns ne
utter wothlessness Of the perpetIsio ws.S
known to the public as to ourselves M N,;vsssv a.
gentleman, and in his public capasty = isiarl o.
deer has induced US to lay this card before the e1ec-
JOHN ~ HOCkADAY,
PIX DOrSON
fWAshinftan uuion.
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TIVE PEOPLE of the STATE of NETWORK

bythe Grrce OF God Free and Independent To all per
sons Interested Estate Of JOHN MARTIN, late Of the
City New-York deceased creditors lcgaees next OF k
send ereeng You and each OF you are hereby
and be and appear before sur
roeae the County New ok a. hi. office in the CITY OF
the 4th day Of August next Of eleven o'clock Ia
the forenoon day and there ia attend the final set
tsment Of OF proceedings OF Barnard Merely as
Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament of said deceased In
tetnsny wht reo have caused the Seal OF Once OF SAID
Surrogate to be heeunto affixed Witness Alexander W. BRAD
ford ESQUIRE Surrogate Of said county, at the City o.
Us the Orb day Of july in the year of our Lord
h15Iaw4wW A. w BRADFORD, Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FOB siEAA
HAS such premium been offered we arc 'Dqu, .,
Of every week, "foT the invention OF o''an rD"
We answer cnpbaiicoly, No. Bronson murray OF
Illinois, offered to subscribe hos'si sun .o~afu
making up $50 1000, to be given to the successful IN
yentor OF . pillow that could De advan'aseou'y u'ea
for blowing the prairie by steam power ana tnat ALL
No such SID hos ever beeo made bona noe oher'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
KIDNAPPERS IN CAIRO.
PERSECUTION OF FREE NEGROES

PERSECUTION OF FREE NEGkOES.
Correspondence Ofthe Chicago Tribune m ,nv 10 1887
Our town hs been for the last few day: subject "
one Of the occasional exctements, without which We
could not live.
Of our old citizens supposed b be connected With
,milar gapg on the Missouri side, were engage u the
business Of kidnapping free negroes running nsm
ever to the Missouri shore sss .1 snorn nS lat
week. When ID was discovered that two free nsgseee
bad been taken over for the purposes Of ssle &c q
them swan the Mississippi River, and returned nskea
to Cairo beaten and horribly manse1 So0us 10 ssms
gang with others, have been ensaged n ws .t
with the free negroes Of the town. shooting q !nem
from the weeds, endeavoring to break into men
hou'es &C. On Saturday night pay o. chu rs'
They commenced by breaking In the door ana win,
dows, were fired upon BY the negroes and returned
the fire, and soon the negroes preciptssy ned: One
ONE Of the white men had eide u bis face shot s
whether by bis friends or the negroes Is not known
The furniture Of the house was entirely oemohsoeo
and about dozen pistol balls were ieit within =. .,.
Sunday ming the Mayor called together tho cli-
zeps who were in favor OF law and order, and posse
Of Thirty or forty selected, divided int ~ bends
and 10 search for the rioters. Three were
arrested. viz: J. O. stanci Thos: Egirg and -
Gattln. All were committed until Monday for exam.
ipati.n On Monday they were admitted " oan unni
Tuesday morning. when they were examined pe'ors
the Police Magistrate, snd oil put Thomas living avs
charged In the afternoon, all three were again 81.
anined under charge Of Kidnapping, and were held
to bail to answer that charge.
During the day many called for the expulsion OF al
the free sceroes from tie town and two were arrested
under the "Black Law" They were both iioed-
one s25 and the other s50--pad their doe and lef:
town The free negroes then took the alarm and Ned
preciptately most Of them taking refuge in MOUND
City. -.
The same evening" the excitement Of nc people 70
ttsolf nor II YomGU
beied that one Dr. William Wood, who had once bsee
cowbided and once run OF from the town, was as
gushing object particularly With respect % III :,
Mace resolved upon tsr>and .fsstheriDg him wnen
Ibis detern nation was wads known, the Mayor s1d
seyes OF the principal cit,zsns wsited epoE ne ln-
vidus caused him e sign paper declaring :oss xxx
csd TO the Young lady in question Vas false ana no
icit on the evening tain. Nothing further OF eAee'
nent has occurred to date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

~, w;,bsrs slave, who was;shct IN this city lev
~. ~ AGO. Is dad. United States Deputy harshsi
cr;sIst and has been having AZ interesting TINE 20
Cls,k anJ Champaign Ceuntss Ibid, July. 81,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
COURT, COUNTY of KINGS, Ny.

CU1REME OOIhI, VOCNI VI Nf-NUE, ~
OFrancis March against Eliza Harris Charles T. Harris .ad
Marianpa his wife Clifford Harris Kate Meyer Harris Helen
Watson Har Daniel Richards and Sarah Ann his wife I'd
ward Lesdbeacr and Lucy his wife Philip L. Frcneau anf
Helen NJ bis wife Summons for relief (com not ser Ito
THE DEFEk DANTS You hereby summoned and re-
aud to answer the complaint this aston which was filed
in the oee oftbe Crk Of the Comfy Of King. Of the Sy
Hall In the City of Brooklyn the 2lst day OF july 1897
and to serve copy of your to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their oce No Wslst in the CITY Of
NewYok within twenty days stcr the service OF TINS sum
mons Oh you elusive Of the day Of snoh service aud you
fail 10 answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
EMERSON PRICHARD,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

uNpymstJAygY Of an order d Zoe Surrogate of
p SsS G.i s t,'r t.. I: :. y si E.
z ss 4. :ss.s, e.
sS ss Gs 4 che sss}i SS
C-TATE Of vTRMONr-IN ChANCERAYnT-
sP sApE pHSaAsM and EpNTsp Pc
t%psrvs SOUTH RoY,LToN BA Mob 9n Caan,et
s within sid Circuit, this ss dsy JOY iss, ~
css..d z I'd chsssVs ,s' nR ssds q s ns . pre-
;s as 'S sS n a5rcassos q Eaaas y =,
Sssss; o. 9Sn Tss lIs S several ard T.
atus: and sad Iont tho I'd n" nsc cd cadence
s9e .pa hod1Ts and o'e's o ;e same
ga rs Ss b s sSna sseS s'Pgs hat
M anno: csnvcnsBt aud places at ghish he Nh
ssns Z he sg !. wei q. d 'S ri: SisT i.
On bill o. o:s. % he aa South
sos,Sg s.s s.s s ne ps are e %SS j, .Ss a aits
H. aid term Of month"; herpbefore limited end
a f,r aid respective elsir- bids notes before the said
E,e, .haH be forever barred and pculei from claiming or
seeivns any part sb,rc, OF disend Of or ifo9 ne 9s.
The ksSG, t sPpSsss y . s
mort ssses or other securities held b. the Of the st,te
Of Vermont the security or redemption OF The o' Or n0'
Now. therefore the undersigned Master aforesaid hereby
that he the said Master will be present and attend 70 h ans
Of Lis app ointnen the Northied House. in NORfHFCLD
In Washington County and State OF Vermont on the I'm lss
ard 18th DAYS of November next; q. WoodwIds Hotel L.
SOUTH R0YALTON. in Windsor County and State fore
said on the I'D 9th days of December next At tho
Nor.hfcld Hou'e aforesaid the THIRD and FOURTH
TUESDAYS In February next and ON the FIRST WEDNES
nv cfarch next az nine o'clock in the forenoon Of esOA "
laid days .,,u-. po5loh 4, Oran,.
'Ss"''' '' JOHN q HUTCHINSON, Master In Chaucery.
Ar, Ps,iti,ners iva 2w
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL r T Scavedra. Havana.
NayalIIte, dc; NdvaTrite, do; 6 DuVai. Md:
Clark, Solomon, do i; c Cauinyton. Va:
J Wells, La; L 6 CalIli, do, l. Terry n McCav,
u Woodfall; u Young. Ga; II A Young, Ala,
w Browne, Wis; w BIoome, Ga; A Hall;
Jno kef, Utah Ter W Stevenson aud lady. Pa
Capt Mcor, NY; w Jenkins, Md; A BiakIvo
Jenkins, La; w King, Mo; c Thomas. Ala,
h ID Robertson, Ky; a NJ Kelly, Va; 5 Lee
Tex y A Poor, Me; L Sanders Pa; II SetiI
ny X Montgomery, Ala; Barbee, r Fowler
Md r Banksmith, La; DR. III ckson 6 lad v
&C; MAJ Meirnds, Paris; George : MattinpIy
Md, " Maddox, do; sublett, Va; Ligons,
Iowa Judge Brewer, Md T HenninSsen
M, A LeFay, Pans, g A Pul,e. Pa; I'M Reed
Ny Trowbridge, do; 4 TeGney do: A Rev
Minni DR. Bel, Ny. - '''''
NORWOOD HOUSE-R Fuller. O; San
be- Com Jones, USN; T Hunter. DC; A Roose
Mo, W Cray, Va; w y Blakey do: ] Wins
ton, do; GaeT, La; J Moorhead nv. Hon A
u Moxwell, fla; A Vinsin, La; y b GbarIfon
Ie1dsi " A&efgusOn, do; NJ Goodwin I a,
w Slack, do , Wesley sc; A n Jonex
Cal; l. hutchins, Md; ii Buler, do; G. Rad,
foot, kyi ii ID Gallaher, Va; g w McEIrov Md.
vi Jackson, NY; IL Sasspn Md; q : TsIiafe-'
70, DC; Fuller, Val w Frazer and lady. do.
J. Wright, IN. n.y. "o'
W1LLARDS' HOTEL-A CampbeIl Mo- ,
Atkinson, sc; Mr. Groves La: Cant W. I
Mrs W ilkins, Pa; Miss. Wilkins, do; q NJ Se1
ton, Fla; VI Maccuen, Pa; Hon Guthrie: XIV. /
J Keller. NY; \ Betat, la; r. W Spencer. Md Nv
Rice, do; l. Merrill, do; Bixby. NY: i
Epplng, Germany; Hiss Hildebrant Ny: j RrI.
loch, do II Petit, do; + Bacon, Conn; l. Joyner
AK W AddiDgto1, Va; Geo Darsie, Pa: n \
Clements, Tenn; " Barney, USA; III ID Frost.
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fRssERylNG RECORDS IN WALLS OR FoCxDA-
IIoNs OF BUILDINGs-It is common practice
TO place the coins Of the time, newspapers and
other documents or records, in sealed vessels I'M
DER the foundation stone, or in some marked situ-
alton In the walls Of new public or otherwise i'm
portant public buildings. At one'of the meetings
OF the American. Philosophical Society. it was
stated by Dr. Boye, that on opening the corner
stone OF the high-school building in Philadel.
phla, erected fifteen years and half ago. in order
10 deposit its contents in the new buildinQ-tLe
papers, coins, &c, which had been deposited in
sealed glass jar, were found to De in a perfectly
decayed and corroded condition. and saturated
with wafer. IL was concluded, after careful er =
animation, that the water must have got in from
the outside by the infltration-frst through the
wall into the cavity, and afterwards from this
through the sealing wax with which the glass
stopper was secured. The corner stone consisted
OF block OF blue marble, in which a rectangular
excavation had been made, which was closed at
the top by aTble slab sunk down into the stone
ana secured by common mortar. The lime used
appears to have been acted upon and corroded the
sealing wax; and the corrOsOn of the coins is As
oribed to the sulphur in the glue or sizing in the
paper.
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SOUTHERN WoMEN.-A letter in the Boston
Chronotype contains the following merited com
piiment to the fair daughters of the sunny
South. We seldom see the truth so promptly
expressed relative to anything appertaining to
the South, by persons in that quarter; hence
we copy 1t In compliment TO all concerned:
The frst thing that struck me in regard to the
women of the South was their beauty of form,
their symmetrical and harmonious figures In
this and in the ease and grace of their motions
they excel the Northern women. Many of them
dress with exquisite taste-often very richly
but seldom gaudily, or with any display of tin
sell The proverbial affability and urbanity of
the Southern character finds the fullest deveI-
opment in the women, The Southern lady is
and polite. You may go into the country where
you please; you may go as far as you please
from town, village and post office; you may call
at the poorest house you can find, and whether
you accost maid or matron, You will be an
.wered with the same politeness and treated with
the some spontaneous courtesy.
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The following extract from New York paper
cannot fail to be interesting In referring to <E6
the receipts of Teas IN this country for one n Hi
year up to Sth ultlmo. il SAYS they will be H.
0NGo pounds short Of the imports of the year end
Ing June 50, 1856, and hat
THE advance in Hack teas. Oolongs, since last
December, has been fifteen cents per pound; and
Young Hyson Teas, of low and medium grades,
have xperIenced advance Of one hundred per
cent. over last seaSC ms closing prices.
1t VIII thus be seen that the strong and rapid
advance IN the ter market has been the result of
short supply and active demand but when it is con-
sldered that we may hear at any moment of the en-
tire suspension OF shipments at Shanghai, and. in
fact that, n sufficient force from England
arrives at the seat of all FIVE ports of entry in
Chlna will probably he placed under strict blockade.
II would not be surprising to see Teas at a much
higher figure than they have vet attained"
lnSIew of these facts, we hold out very great in
ducements for families To lay IN their supplies of
Tea nOc. KING & BURCHEIL, -
iell-U Corner Vermont ave. and 18th street.
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NEW GROCERY. WINE, AND .na.


The subscriber begs to inform hls friends and the
public, that he mas opened NEW STORE, corner
Of 18th street and Louisiana avenue, where he in
tends to keep constantly on hand large and varied
assortment oil Foreign and Domestic WINES, IL
QUORS, CIGARS, and FINE GROCERIES,
consisting of Fine Teas, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Soap
Olives, Raislns, Figs. SardInes, Anchovies, Otard,
Marrett 4 Co.. Pilet 4 Co, and Col. Chsbard's
Brandies IN cases, demijohns, and casks. Old ia
maics Rum: SheIries, Madeira, Port of various de-
cases, Champagne Cider, Brandy Fruits, ey mold
Edinburgh Ale, Annisette, Maraschino, Curacao.
Absynthe, Champagne, and a large and varied de-
scrlptIOn of Havana Cigars.
Also, StOuEhtOn Btters, and Fever and Ague
BItiers, Porter, Ale, and Cider.
Families are particularly invited to call and exam
me the stock before purchasing elsewhere. Mem
bers of Congress also informed that their orders
viii be promptly attended to, and delivered at their
residences at the shortest notice.
A general assortment Of fine Havana Cigars, i'm
ported direct by the subscriber. at wholesae and re-
tai.
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable terms, and
prpduce taken in exchange.
l.evy's Old Whlskey, constantly on hand, of 1870.
Country orders Punctu8ly attended to, and coun-
try produce of all descriptions received on oOnsgn-
ment JONAS p. LEVY,
1e6-u No. 54 Twelfth street.
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Balance 70 mining with the Company .szs,057 On
Ss23,n57 %

The business of this Company will compare favor
the United States.
From the LIST day of August, 1855, in fifteen months,
up to the Ist day of November, 1856, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large sum of
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and sixty eight cents, with the payment of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twenty Eight dol
lars and sixty -one cents.
With these evidences of success and good man
agement, the Directors feel justified in soliciting
share OF public patronage believing that the security
offered is ample, and that all fair claims will be ad
jnsted more according to equity than legal technical
itles.
The Company is prepared to Issue policies against
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
UFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions of BUILDINGS and their contents;
or all kinds of MERCHANDISE, transported w
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL Bears, RAILROADS,
and the usual conyeyances to or from any portion Of
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the hulls Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will be as low as other COM
panlss, and IN liking them every Improvement IN
oonstructlon and arrang ement will be taken into con-
sderatOn.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
OHce, northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, Washington City, ID. C.
Iashrnncs may also be affected at the HONS ONee,
rorthrsSt corner Walnut and Second streets,
Philadelphia,
And in other principal oltes of the United States
BY authorized officers of the Company apps
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0edicinAs-
THE GREATRsT p : p
L NE D fCxL RIsCo VERY
OF THE AGE

of our ne Is%s tsas cure:
EVERY KIND OF HuMoR,
TAs worst Se,ofSla doscn to a eomnie. Pfnapis.
never failed except in two cases both Thunder Ha-
NOR: he has now in hs possession over one hundred
certificates OF Its value, all within twenty miles Of
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of
Two or three bottles will clear the system of Biles.
bottles tile are wa5 IT 70 cure the worst
ee ~ to Eve Soss are q, III.
One or tive bottles are warranted to cure all HUI
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the
Ears and Blotches among the Hair;
One bottle viii ouro soaly Eruption. of the Skin.
worst kind Of RinSworm. ' 'N ~
Two or three bottles are, warranted to cure the
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
bcnef. lie always experienced from the first bot
tie. and perfect cure is warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
along old stone walls Should cure every 5umor the
fhfs no aNp
noI hss about 1t sutlng some cases. butlnot yours
Of Boston. know the effects Of it in every case.
Eas already done some Of the greatest cures ever
done in Massachusetts,. gave It to children ear
worfny looking children, whose flesh was soft and
iabPy, restored to perfect state Of health by one
TO those who are subject to q sick headache, one
bottle will always cure it, 1t gives great relief in
catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken it had
been c1stve for years, and have been reguiated Ivy
but where there is any arrangement of the functions
OF nature, VIII cause very singular feelings, but
ffom four days to week. There is never q bad re-
sat from 9n s the SSnssiy when that
Heard some of the most extravagant encomurs of it
that ever man listened to.
In my own practice always kept it strictly for hu-
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
found In 1t that never suspected. 10.
Several cases of epieptie it's disease which was
few bottles. o, what a mercy If 1t will prove efec
tual all cases Of that awful maady-there are but
know of several cases of Dropsy, all OF them aged
LIVER SICK Headache, 9ysPePsia, Asthma, Fever
and particularly IN Diseases Of the Kidneys &c, the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet ever nscessary-eatt the best you
can get and enough oft.
Directions for Use.-Adults one table spoonful
children from FIVE to eight years tea spoonful As
no directions can be applicable to all constitutions
take sufficient to operate the bowels twice day.
poN n1fHbAf < ENNEpY.
No. 10 Warren Street. Roxbxry, Mdssaek1sstts.
Agents for washinston.-Cha stott Il CO., T.
G% k WISH COW Wss Sardnf! s Ba5
Boswell. Daniel b. Clark, j. p. Miiburn, Dunbar
Dyson, ord 4 Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
3: Clssell, o NJ Lentham, J. l.. kidwsll.