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w d. EICELER,
between and r streets, west side, PRAC- N
TlCAI. WATCHMAKER, keeps constantly E2Al
ap 10 6mf
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
N Enr of 1Ifh Sf nnI Dn n

C3OQ REWARD.-Rsnsway from the subsorl-
S-OU ber, living near Y PPer Marlborough, N
April, NEGRO MAN. DAVY GREEN. n
dark muattO-has a large bushy head with XII
whiskers round his face medium size and down
look. He may hire himself in the District where ne
has relatives, make his to some free State as
he left without any provocation. | will give Two
Hundred Dollars, If taken out of the State-SIOO n
taken IN the District, any other part Of MARY land
and S50 If taken i'm this county, In either case he
must he secured SO that | get him.
jeo-tf WILLIAM \ REPpV
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RLAKIsToNE'S PAVILION.
T EoNoRA D'oRCo, by G. p. R. James pric

I EONORA D'ORCO, by G. z. R. James price
"a 30 cents.
Dead Secret, by Wilkle Collins; price 80 cents.
Nothing New, by Miss Muloch; do 81 do.
The Fortune of GlencOre, by Chas. Lever; price -
cents.
war Trail, by Capt. Mayne Reid price Sl.25.
New York Ledger for July 18th price cents.
Herper's Weekly for july 18th: price cents.
All the Magazines and Weekly Papers received as
soon as published. Any Books or Papers Will be
sent by mail, free OF postage. receipt of price,
A good assortment of Thermometers on hand
f.. X. EUNDY,
jy IA No l29 Bridge St Teorgetovn
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FURNITURE HINGANDREPAIR,

Il ING.
The undersigned, having competent hands in his
employ, and every facility for conducting the -
business. is prepared 10 undertake the REM
PAIRING and VANISHING OF ALL Ia
KINDS OF CABINET FURNITURE and MI
guarantees 1t To lie welldone in every respect
either at the residences of persons having such work
or at his warerOoms. ~
He has ample space at his warerooms for the stor-
age of furniture for any reasonable length of time
and at moderate rates.
A general assortment of Furniture always on
hand, which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. ROBERT ISRAEL
49i 9Th ST., above Pa. av. and one door from ID ST.
Y
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HUNTS MANUAL OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
Il vol, London, 1857
Hunts Practice of Photography, vol, London. 1867
Hart's Photography Snplifed, vol, London, 1857
Strauss Art of Photography, translated from the
German, vol, London
Snelling's History and Practice OF Photography,
vol,
Napier's Electro Metallurgy. l vol, London. 1857
Bakewell's Manuel of ELECTRICITY, Practical and
Theoretical, vol, 1887
Campbell's Textbook of Inorganic Chemistry, |
vol, London
Outlines of Inorganic Chemistry, vol, London
ParnePs Chemical Analy sis, q uallta,lVe and Ouan
ttative, vol, London
Normandy IS Introduction to Roses Chemical Ana
lysIs, vol, London
Galloway's Manual of Qualitative Analysis. l VOL,
London
GIaham'S Chemistry in its Applications to the Arts,
VOL, London
Chemistry IN Its Applications to Arts ami Manufac
lures 10y Ronalds, Richardson, and Khapp; W.
London
Introduction 10 Practical Organic Chemistry, VOL
Reds Rudlments of Chemistry. vol, London
Jr7- FRANCK TAYLOR.
A CADEMG OF MUSIC,
IA Cor. Of llth st. and Pa. are.
- oCeT FdTHhdM'S Bookstore.
Mr.. F. NICHOLS Crouch, composer of upward
OF 1900 songs author of |" Kathleen Mavourneen,"
and musical editor of GOdey's Bady's Book
Continues giving Vocal Lessons to his Pupils and
Classes, every Monday. Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday; at the above Institution.
Members enrolled eUeyy day. as no vacations
cur during the summer mOnths-THIS SfASON,
beng the proper time, for Nocliists to study.
Apply To Mr.. CROUCH. al the Academy of Music,
every morning from To lO o'clock.
Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even
Ing-Iilustrated 10y the Pupils of the Institution.
je l-eOSm
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VERY DESIRABLE CoTNTRY,,sEAT 20
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Th
SIrMMER Z ESIlE NOE Of Al PIN

= ~ VI MEN me- iDFNCfS OI. Geo: NJ BlDO,
about two hours ride from the District of Columbia.
This Farm contains about 4n acres, and lies beau
tfuy for division The owner will sell the whole or
part. with or without the stock.
On the place there is fine new house nearly fin
lshed, besides the family residence great deal of
excellent fruit, and some fine horses and cattle.
The place pTOverbal for its healthfulness and de-
lightful water.
For further particulars inquire at his residence,
corner of Fayette and Second streets, GeOrg getOwn
ID: C., or through the post office of the same place.
ie 24-w3m GEO. NJ. B1BB.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-And on liberal terms, the
u following FRAME DWELLINGS, VIZ One
of I'D and Fl streets. in the First Ward one just
hnlshed and on the west side of lst street west be
city one on the east sldo Of 26th street west, be
tween T. and r, and near Easby's Ship Yard :" and
two, Nos. lis and 10, on north side East Capitol
street. Also five more, situated in different parts
Of the city. Apply at No. sig ID story 18th street.
10 pOIIA RID WEIR
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L RESIDENCE on Ike corner of + and 2jst SITS,
together with the Grounds surrounding 1T. The
House contains sixteen rooms, has gas throughout,
and furnace. The stable will be sold or rented with
the house If desired. The lot the house stands on
is 81 by l56 feet, but the purchaser can have more
land If desired.
Also, for Sale-The LOT OF GROUND on the
corner Of and 18th streets. and LOTS 18th, NEAR
F street. Apply to CHUBB BROTHERS.
ap8-n
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EARM FOR SALE.-A FARM of 40 acres, with
W. crop IN ground situated about 10 miles from
Washington, near the 7th st. Plank Road about 50
acres of W hlch is cleared and under cultivation.
Terms of sale One-haf cash /: balance In { years.
III not sold at private sale before Wedne sday, the
9th OF this mouth. July will be sold at public sae
on the premises on that day.
For further information enquire OF A. r. HINES.
on the premises. or of c. NJ. HINES, Druggist. l2O
Penn. avenue. Washington. ID. G.. jy 9-eot29th
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EDUCATIONAL.

TEORGETOWN CLASSICALA AND MATH-
" EMATICAL ACADEMY.
The duties of this Institution viii be resumed
September lst.
iv 7-G4wtf PA. BOWEN. Principal
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EOR SAI.E...A very desirable RESIDENCE,
Delng Lot fronting 81 feet 10 inches, by Il6 feet
deep an an alley 25 feet wlde situated the west
SIDE OF 9Th street west, between l. and Nj north and
lmRroyed by comfortable Frame Dwelling, with
back building, wood house, pump of excellent
water, and ornamented with variety of flowers and
shrubbery. Terms accommodating Apply at No.
52 I'D story 18th street.
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AIRS. BURR'S SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG La
lNl DIES.-No. S9l III street, between 18th and i4th
streets west, will reopen on MONDAY, Septen-
Der 2lst. jY 8-law low
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THREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS received TN
II day from Boston. Also, three very hne-
second hard Pianos, hut little used, seven
octayes ,rpsewood cases, wall be sold at greatttt Nv
NarercOms, between 9th and 10Th streets. No 30.
InHN
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E'OX Il VAN HOOK, REAL Estate AGENTS.
L 4gln Seventh street, below f. street, have for
sale a number of Building Lots "a feet front by lS,
feet deep, at the low price of from SIS to Sl25
month.
These Lots sre situated at Union Town, on the
south side of the AnacOstIa river adjoining the Ma
vy-yaTd Bridge, and are in every way desirable for
persons wishing cheap, pleasant, and healthy lOca-
tiOn for dwelling.
Lot-holders In arrears are requested to complete
their purchase, and get their deeds; the title to
these Lots guaranteed free and clear from every
possible membranes. NAV 25-3m
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A Medicine that Never Debliiates.
DIR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR
OK LIVER REMEDY

40 AL The good qualities of A purgatiye medicine
answering the purposes of any Cathartic without
che dchililang effects experienced from most purpa.
tyes. II acts slowly and gently, hut surely, moving
the bowels 70 carry oil vi the scrrctcd matter al tle
same time stimulating the Liver 10 proper perform
ance of its functions.
The Inyigorator cures Sick Headache. Take one
OF two capoonsu at each attack aud il will soon dis.
appear For overloaded stomach, or when food
rises OF sours, take the Invgoaor aer eating, and Il
will not prove disagreeable oppressive. For Heart
burn, Palpiialion or Difficult breathing take tea
spoonful once or twice daily. For Loss Of Appetite,
languof or ListIessness, the medicine Is Invaluable
IL will restore the appetite aud make the food dgesi
well. Nightmare, take teasponnful on retiring and
the demons ot dfeam-land will be fairies After eating
hearty dinner, take dose Of Invigoraior and i will
relieve all oppression fulnes The Inyigorator il
Livst Remedy of u'equalcd virtue, acting directly on
that organ, curing Dyspepsa, Jaundiee. Bilious At
tacks, DysenkIy, Piles. Worms and all Female OBJ
sructions, for which it has no equal.
We know iheie is nothing now before the AmeIi-
can public prepared with such skill by scientific man,
panculay for diseases Of the Liver as DR.. SANFORD
lnvigofaicr, af Liver Remedy II has attained epn-
tnion seeond 10 other article IN the world simply
iceause Il rests on It's own merit 10 convince ell by
ifai that IL 10 all Hs poprieors claim il TO be- II any
oi our readers suffering om such diseases as are
DESERVED ia Dr.. Ssnfoids advertisement we know Of
ns remedy that will surely cure them as The Ir.
vigoraior
Blessings "a the invails who use DR.. saniords In
yigoFaio sr Il will relieve them Of their pains as soon
as u 10 taken into their stomach. Pain and misery
cannot exist where the Inigoraor is used fos il will
surely drive them away, daylight will blnish dark
Of this ihefe be no doubt TO those who Try IT,
for i cafries conviction with every dose taken. An.
other evidence u the thousands Of certificates from
those who use Il OF have been cured by Il. Try one
bottle, u Il does not benefit then we are inSlaken
SANFORD 4 CO., Proprietors. 3s5 Bsoadway.
New York Price 8 per battle, containing forty doses
For sale II the Drug store in Hillsboroush. BY
JAMES f. CAIN.
April 1. s2-
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and sweet. Thus my grass is renewed with
out loss Of crop, and my wheat is an extra
! generally SOW piece Of rye and wheat in
ter, than from rye alone. Of wheat alone,
saw hive pecks--mixed, one bushel Of rye with
half bushel of wheat to the acre. soak and
lime the seed invariably.
Besides the general interest have taken
in reading and circulating your magazine =
with your joint labors 70 improve its charac.
ter. particular interest has been awakened
in my bosom, for the double purpose Of en-
couraging your worthy efforts in behalf oi
farmers" and also to have some young men,
freeholders, share the benefits Of its speak
ings. with its present large circle Of friends.
have been induced to lend some copies,
though wish 10 keep file. d. w.
Lancaster, Mass, Feb. 20, 1857.
That is right lend them. and look to US
for re-supply Of missing or deiaced numbers.
Will others Of our subscribers do the same
We desire that the work may be seen, as We
believe twill commend itself more and more,
as our increasing subscriptions show it has
already done; and We will cheeriully re-
supply numbers that may be lost or injured
by loaning
Our subscribers way of renoyatiig his
pastures, and getting at the same time a crop
OF wheat OF rye. or mixture Of the two, we
believe is excellent for the region where he
lives. and we know not why it should not be
for large extents Of our country. n.
-~~~--~~-~~>-~<-
PEA NuTs, OR GROUND PEAs.-'rhe Com
missioner of Patents has received from Mr..
Daniel Shaw, Of Ellington Hall. New Han
over county, N. C., an interesting ,lescrip-
tion OF the cultivation Of this nut, which has
been successfully raised for several years.
The crop Of last year 1867 Amounted 10
over one hundred thousand bushels, the price
Of which per bushe in Wilmington is quoted
at ~ IS. As soon as the frost is out of the
ground, the land is brokeh up. and about the
middle Of April laid off with small plough
thirty three inches each way, two or three
peas are then dropped into the crosses thus
made. The plants are kept clean with hoes
and ploughs until the vines cover the ground;
but no dir. is put On the vines. III Octobcr
they are dug with . rake or plough. and as
soon as they are dried they are staked, ten
bushels to the stack. Hogs are then turned
into the field. and they soon fatien upon the
prss left upon the ground. During the win.
Ter the nuts are gathered from the vines
Wien tie vines are left upon the land for the
hogs 10 feed upon, there is no crop that i'm,
proves The land 80 much bnt when the vine.
are removed, the land is exhausted.
Washington Union.
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QUAINT OLD SONG.

QUAINT OLD SONG.
Yc who would save your features iorid.
1.-the limbs, bright eyes, unwrinklcd forehead
From ages devastation horrid,
Adopt this plan:
Twill make, in climate cold or toriij,
A hale old man.
Avoid in youth luxurious diet.
Restrain the passions lawlcss riot,
Devoted to domestic quiet,
BE wisely gay;
SO shall Sc, spite Of ages Cat,
Resist decay.
Seek not, in Mammon's worship, pleasure,
But End your richest, Purcst iTcsure,
10 books, friends, music, polish'd leisure;
The mind, not cents,
Make the sole scale BY which to measure,
Your opuleuee.
This is.ihc so.acc, this the science.
Lifts puresi, sweetest, Test appliance,
That disappoint not mans reliance,
Whate'er his state,
Bs, challenges, with calm defiance,
Tine, fortune, fate.
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From DC PIeaeh. Loom and An,Il.


HEAT-RENoyATlNG PASTURES.
Mcssrs. Editors: give YOU n brief article.
ipiluecd by the reading Of ID. J.. llarvey's, Of
Epping. n. Ii., on wheat culture. His sug-
gestious and prartice are good for spring
suaiug. which have praetieed with fair re-
suits lor many years where wished 10 stock
down fields after corn or potato crop, sow
ing cnr or two hundred % plaster per acre on
The uheat when fully up, aud rolling in clio.
ycr. r.sced, which follows admirably. IN all
other cases prefer winter wheat. Some.
times by Hat culture cover tie wheat IN the
last hOeing ~ C0ri, or field beans. My plan
Is to renew my muUing fields. where The soil
is suitable, by plUughing Immediately after
haying, and rolling. 10 make a smooth surlarc.
After lew weeks, | give i top dressing
Dl finely prepared manure, very thoroughly
buried BY harrow and culti,ainr, early ia
Sep rmber. Tie wheat thus suwn on the IN.
,crtcd sod, has given me 90 70 rs bushels
per acre--a heavier aud better crop Tor Hour,
than spring wheat. | omit sowing the rlo,cI
I'LL spring, (if there is danger Of lis being
thrown out BY irost.) Early as possible har.
row II in, and roll, TO replace any disturbed
roots u wheat, and sow ashes and plaster.
have never failed to get a satisfactory crop q
wheat and gtsss, which NOV with The stub
bic, tcft hish,l aud being early. all stcndeI
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From the Central Presbyterian.
SKETCH oFTHE LATE REV
WIN. d. PAISLEY,
OF 0REENsBOROuoH, \. c.

The subject Of this sketch was born in
Guillord county, n. G., on the Goth day Of
October, A. u. 1870. He was the oldest of
nine children. His father Col. John Paisley
Nss brave soldier aud prominent officer Of
the Wings Of North Carolina during the times
Of the Revolution aud ia some Of Tie critical
scenes Of the I" War 81 independence lie
was native Of Pennsylvania, aud came n
his youth from the nclghborhoud ol Lancas.
ter TO Guiliurd county, N. G.. Ills mother,
Mary Ann Denny. is still remembered as 4
wOnsn Oi~lcvOtri piety and Vt an unbuundcd
iaith in the promises u covenant God. This
venerable lady died IN the year 1858 at the
age Of Sj. Col. Paisley aud his wife were
members of Alamance church, 81 which. with
Buffalo. Dr. Caldwell was the Pastor. They
we're both d Scotch Irish descent, aud pos.
sesscd 10 high degree the characteristic
traits Of that robust. ,irtuOus aud Gud fear.
ng people. Reared under such domestic
influences and the ministry 81 that distin.
guisllrd scholar and preacher, Dr. David,
Caldwell, Il we're strange IL MIR. Paisiry's
youthful heart had not been early and deeply
suppressed by tie great aud solemn truths u
our holy religion. That this was the case is
well known. but the tide at which hc made d
public profession Of his iaith IN Christ cannot
now be ascertaincd. Ills education buth
classical aud theological lie received at the
schpol Of his Pastor. Among his contempn.
Iarics were Drs. Mathews and Brown, Rev.
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nzRgrYHnAIYs.


The fsloSing statement Of the Rev. l.. NJ. Pease,
supennienicnl of the Five Points House of Industry
given beuw y that speaks volumes the Vau.
able propsnies Of ihi. remedy.
Mr. q. A. Leonasd-sif ~ iake pleasure nirsns-
hitting 10 you the following facts in relation 10 cure
perfected hy llfc % your Souib American Fever and
Asus Remedy, upon of Tie inmates of the House
Of Industry. John Young, who had been sudcring
IRON chill. and lever during the past eve months vas
in November ia-t attacked and the parosYsms werc
severe a. any ever knew almot instant relief was
experienced giving the lr, do.e; the expected
das offeiu'u. Il sls administered and il had The hsppy
effect of nicrap;ing the pafotysms Since then esefy
yese Of The d-ease lsf him. aud he has recovered
isfoFmsf vented appearance and health.
Traly yours, &C.. l.. ~. PEAsE.
New Yok, January %, 1885,
q. A. Leonard. E.q.--Deaf sif.--IIasins suiEeicl
fgsa severe attacks Of Fever and Aguc bad nearly
dsPai,ci Of 6ndins any relief. oher than temporary
Dat whiIs labofing under a,iark, Il was
sugzeied 10 ty yoaf remedy, and. unlike Other tenc.
des haze used. h hasp proved pfonp, and permanent
cofe. ~ have never hefsre ose lons without has.
jng return n The complaint aud recommend che
south American Fever aud Agar Remedy as . salu.
able one los the eaceiua cute q The dsease.
ROBERT y. PIIlLPIT,
Corner of Wall and Wafer s,ieeis.
New York, Dec. 1, 1855.
Ms.F. A. Sterling o. iii. civ has consented 10 Tho
publication II the following iiris. ~. sgnanre,
concerning perfected ly tie usc u ihi. remedy.
witch lacs aTe toffoboraesl w the Rev. H. ". peasc,
who wa. acqaainted with III lhr eircumstancess
NJ. q. N, Leonufd-Dsar Sifs--s0mc ten days
since. heard 81 poor hni deserving German. III
Muibruy street, who suffering from severe attack
~ chils aDd fever. conitare m the Inv ground. near
Ne~Ask. n. !. gays him one boiIlc 81 your SOUL,
American Fever snd Asue RrmrJy, aud il alorJs me
plessvta ~, lbsi us disease has been broAcnup ~
III use. ALL prfnauelt cue affected.
Ttuly ysnfs, A. ". STERLING.
New iosk. November 8. 1855.
sm acqusaird wiih The facts SCI f,rth ~ The shove
eerih.ae. ani witness 10 the fnlh ~ The slate.
meats therein contained. l.. NJ. PEAsE.
Superintendent Fise Points House Of Industry
The following Certificates Of Fred'k u. lIeHis and
Heury Meier among tbo,e peculiar cases Ia which
penasnen cure can ba elected notwithstanding lhti
rsniineed exposure 10 piedispo.lng causes. A, ID,
time ile eus wefr perfected they we're ensseeJ IN tie
phemicsl wohs VI chailgs pfscs Co. of this city.
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LOST on MISLAlD.

rIyIlE following notes belonging % The susscriler
L have been Iosl o. misaid. VIA one X. T.. Merrs
fsf Eve bundled aud lfy dollars. dated August 2Tlh,
1886; one on Rabeu Day. George Ellis security. date
not secllleced, lof fsuy dollars; and one on William
Caning,sn, fst setcnty.ihrce d0srt aud eighty f,e
cenis hefeby otewsin al persons from trading for
said notes, and The makers paying the TO any
person etceps ibe suhsctiirr.
JOHN LOcKnART.
April |. So
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FgB. g.

Ship DreaduaGsht 'elip ssnse. Liverpool Jan II, sis
and ~ s'erfsge pas % DAVID Oscen 49, lat y ~
60 ThlHss NsdEou, seaman f from the fret polls
yard Arc los jar. u p.ssed Cspe Clear s,r Sles
Tsrerced p.easant Sum passage. Hib. lat - - .
- s. spose chip H-z Wiams u days from Liy~rpoi
Ptsdrphis and a. II spoks shp sarNnAe from Llvsys
wta zip Bslc bogst w sist Ia a g. lon 81 % r's~
tie BARS and o iee.
kcLf Rhode s.ano Spencer Washngtou dsvs With
stores 20 3. Blossom 4 Sos
sehr Noes !'n name, ysa Name, S. Mary. days "a
-chr h1mmif Bra. Werhs Wilmington n days viii %
Vs siof'' y Blossom Son Expsnsucsd heavy ssas'
- - sas ttefe tlNsgis bad deck. sep. II So bb. r.
- I'D n ena LAD iset q water b.r hold comPs
~ p.Hp f,f = hour. 10 free her. :
hcbr D. W4Uer Smith Chsrlestou 4 dsyt cotton aaiSs
70 Dolner, Potter [ Co -.
sehr Afsss iof Harrngouj DKon Jacksoayis y d. -
ysttcN pine % master.
"IND-DvIlHg the Gay. ssE.. with dense sos.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YoRK........
Cleared.

Steam Cusker CITY Shuf,li Havana, FLORIDA Cwv-l
sayNuah : l. Mitchell Nashville, Even Charleston. sPG
sbip.-E 2. aodse. Liverpool, Zeress Co HamAolls
HAM Psulsen Hamburg W Schmidt
BAk.-EueAn, Nicss Charleston q bnkey n tess.
Johrsou Trinidad q l. Hatch Co. W blodfet Thone-
,cn santa Cruz Bcst-ck Be- amin Cuba LeaSt sAsa
Crnde Parullo EchsverrA 49,
Rrs-E Remir stou sawyer. Key West broie Pe'es
s,toon,r.-MAAoh Collins. Wilmington L. IL aandtci;
Y Pric, H.rs-n AccrA Ahraachss, Amanda % saaay
south Wei. Wsshiugton, Mathews Mitchell w. Grk
len Borden GranadA J. W. Hubbard Eocn htkns ".as
C.h.S,, x N.fcAlf Duncan. B strons Hsssns snr
40. B. G.ser; J DARING Terry MAxasuef D"mias NO"
c.. Mary Brrwsr Thomas Jscmel Brett sou \ Co Tier.
n C-,5yvrn - Pierre {. A DcWolf, MOntsiuns sms.
foiu, Petrr r 7. Buck c. II z. Weston hLoy VI
minGtou Merchssa Howell.