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Cornwell's Halfway House, bristol THrnpIS2 .

Testimony Of Mr.. Abner Elmcs, Market street ahov.
sixth, corroborative Of the efficacy Of Williams,s
Anti-Dyspeptc Elixir.
DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS
hear Sir-lt gives me great pleasure 10 know that
you a'e again preparing your medicine for the ours
ot dyspepsia, Tor many Of my acquainances have re-
peatedly a. ked me where could be procured know
ing that had been cured by il. As think that
pubic acknowledgement Of the great benefit have
received from the use OF your medicine is not only
due 70 YOU hut may be useful to others now make
IL, for several years | suffered from Dvspeusia
which Increased 70 such extent that NV health and
constitution were rapidly sinking under H. | was
compelled to restrict myself the most simple food
and even that could not digest | felt a loss OF
strength, dissemination 10 exercise and (as Won have
u IN your advertisement) general feeling or depres
sion ana understandable weariness In The Vear is2s
bearing from others high recommendation of your
AniiDyspeptlc Elixir procured and used II with The
most happy effect; under It's influence lAnguor and
WEAKNESS gradually passed away, and NV apnetite
revived, which could crafty with impunitv Ten
years nave now elapsed and my confidence In the en-
ratiVe powers Of your medicine has OF course in
creased, Tor II completely cured me- when failed 10
ootaln rellei from any other source
Very respectfully, yours,
-,,,.-.,,, ABNER ELMES.
ties for s5 ' VI ia oo''
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS. MD
Chemist and Pharl...ceutist
NO. south Seventh street Philadelphis
For sale by all Druggists. auo9a
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Great Bargains for Cash.
Muslins f! Musiins /!

,6TE are offering our entire stock of Staple al
w Fancy Goods at very redured Irioez, nIr Ias
nIy W A ]. q MCCLEtI4ANp.
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MeLean's Volcanic Oil Liuimenf /!
THE BEST LINlMIcST IN THE woRID
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable. Cure Performed bv Nc
Leans Volcanie 0fI fsn,-S-s - -

Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Me
Leans Volcanic Oil Linimeut
HEAD FOR YOURsELyESt
Thomas Ford blacksmith, living near Cas- avenu
on 1enth street, had horrible running sore on hs
foot lie tried various Ilniments Saves Az hn
could DO u 20 good lie despzired OF ever being abl
10 work Al his trade again, because he could moi be
any weight ON has foot and by bottle oa Mclean
volcanic LniTnrnt, he n now perfectly cured
Rheumatism, Paralysis. Neuralgia Br,iisrs sur.,,s
inness IN The joints Muscles Sore Tirost s0eII
lngs, lar ache OF Tooth h-@che Mounds Fre~k c,,,.
SORES Burns, sezds, Pains, &e yield % the NJ gis5
lnfnence of thiz w0nderfal Ilnnient e~
Dor Horses and Cattle IL s an iufaibl. ,.r,.1, ,,-
SllAiss' SAlls, Scratches Cracked Heels Lsneness
5t4Nih, Hnernyi Spaht, ristula, Braises sweliings
Noanah Hattie snake Bites VARIOUS cher dises.
snen AH''aAis are habie 70 from injuries or acci-
ksefy osantry Merchant should obtain a suppIy of
~aelr-l ~ Nolc~nic oh I4niment Il sells rApldiy be
buy a. sell again.
t3- for sale by J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor, corner
sale as above aD1s-er..~T.~-
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn.

TO UT 70 olItS t.ITtft<ctE t0ttFt
Mr. J. +. CowAN;Dear sir:-I hereby certify that in
the summer of the year 1853 servant of mine. boy
about l9 OF age who had always before this time
been stout and OF vigorous constitution, attacked
with gravel A Physician was called who attended on
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily until he helpless and believe would
have died in few days had it not been for friend,
who advised the of COwan's Lthontriptic. pro-
cured few bottles the first of which gave him reIef
and in Il short time he able To walk about, and
finally fully recovered; which time he has had
SYMPTOMS of said disease, and 10 all appearance is
healthy as any servant on my plantation. / there
fore recommend II tO all persons suffering under
like disease, Of the most certain remedie
known.
Given under my hand this August pod, 1857.
DANIEL SHELTON 4
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kins, Sc., &c.
CARPETS AM OIL CLOTHS.

We have now in store an elegant stock Of Velvet,
Brussels, ply and ply Ingram Carpetings, together
with Rugs Matts Druggets, white and cOlored Straw
Msttngs. We have also the largest and best stock
Of oil Cloths, brought 20 this market severaipat
terms entirely and in quality inferior to none,
all Of which will sell at the very lowest possible
IlriceS for cash. urnlnrt bmXers tune.
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The stAlnp arons saeA pot sIi also bear he nsmss
a the PropfieloF ana Il the Uni.eG sts.rs aEeDts-
Ihasssss 4a4 Dealers ali oospEse ~ each d0zrn
t,sr ~ me faiio~ ing label
Tfs.-swsAs ~ Cars1xs-Ile decreased Feputztion A.
,~at aesaza sar Iorn's ColaEzara Extract u CoF4i
= a srnsxs.rfll= have keeE inaacenaent2 ior olheEs
=. ar "a afins 4 tins valuable netciae. NeHd~ss
re nsrtrLLry ~srnea " tis tAet, thai they na4y be
ss felr gs1aF &na noa dsFu@e sf any inalaFe 4rtie
caienzsed fnDaFe their Eopat4ut, ans destfe3 IN
mers.s q tfs oflsR4l pget4rstu. ~ eAs @ae el1 D
s,e afasc riher (snreessfT lAnes TArralt by sha
4 1s rs~s tusro1uooa ths unise1 slaek has al
xtsch "A farserg. funs A. TAsEkszs
Aa1~ss srdsrs foF shs shevs ar,cls with fai air~c
ssoss inF sAipsI.eaf %
JlaIx A aaTAERasT q On. n~agxAas,
No z7s. 6Es~esk - ,,po<ssr w.<Ee1 -. ~ ~
lsc- E-1iy
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I'VE have the best assortment of Table Linens
w Napkins, Doyie's Towels, and Toweling Goods
yer offered and at lower prices.
apr24-tf W A X J. C. McCLELLAND.
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KrSSssrOs. ss.a L.. 1850. ''' : M
OcroHER 10, 1850.

DR. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sr:-iiaving suffered for a long time from
Dyspepsia so severely that compIetelv nrostra1
ed and having tried every means for relief without
Elixir" It affords me much pleasure 10 inforn vop
that am entirely cured by use and cordsIIy re-
commend u TO all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very respectfully, &c
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Communications TO John r. Penrose, Esq, from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, Kensington.
IL is with great qualification that testify 10 the ef
ncacy Of Witiams's An Dy speptic Elixir which YOU
so strongly recommended 70 me- and FOR which
heartily thank you; il has completely restored nv
health, which / cbeerfully publicly acknowledge
with the hope that 9th "rs ne similarly benedtted
Truly yoursl
KEOzSsrox, s<y4 L. 1850 -
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Linen GOods, sc.

WE unereng the best bargains tn Irish Ian
w ems, Table Linens, Towels, Linen and Domesu'
Sheetings, Bleached and Brown Domestics, see
in this market, at
ie5-u w. A. X J. g. MCCLEILAND'S.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
Mfoifal.
Y S EPSIA,

slo by the statements OF the Board of Health
n ei New York caused the death of 10 persons out
VI OH deaths IN ore eek, and l6l deaths by con-
sumption, mo- cea by Iyspelsla. As II i well at
tested FACT .lH Dyspepsia the origin uf the s1erings
oi AiTge fortln u these Siio die a coHsgmpiion
II becomes tic duty q every such ,recAu-
tols against zna remedy iuT IyslcI science and
experiences have iEce before them. ad which have
proved - be efcac.o"s: Of this ci.arseter is ssDof
" -iianrE ABt-Ds sielUc AxiT," ln ooTroborAtiOn r.
which cad the following testimonials.
Testimony of Mr.. Edward H. Rogley OF tie arm Of
Re~iey, Ashburner K Co., II North Hhsrves, is
proUi sf the eiheaey of WlilianssS AEti-Dy speptc
Eiixir-
PHILADELPHIA, October 20 ls4e
Dr. JAMES WnIIAMs
Dear Sir-l take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-Dy sreItc Elixir, Tor the OF Dyspepsia. I
have taken 1t my self Tor the disease, and have been
entirely cured.
Yours respectfully,
EDWARD H. RowIIY.
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NEW SERIES NO. S72.
mfoiral.
Greatest NEedical w WOnder
OF TIL T. AGE!
= HAS'S
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC,
OR
Friend Of the Human Family

VIE world - Challenged 10 produce medicine that
has afforded the amount nf relief To suffer
ing humanity as Cowan's Iithnntrirtc
COHAN'S LI7YfONTI2Lle7TC has cured thousands
Of case Of stone in the Bladder and Kidneys
col VANS LI7HONIftff'TIC has cured the most
aggravated cases of Gravel seen and is the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases
CoWAA'S lLITTfONTRL{'7IC never fails TO cure
all the diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder.
COWAN'S LLITfONTRLpTIC is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
COW4N'S LI7HoNTRL'TTC is n certain cure for
Chronic Gonorrhoea and Gieet.
COV1S'S LITHON7RLI'IIC cures weakness o
the Loins
C0WAN'S LfTHONTRH'7YC has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus Cteri ever known
COWA N'SLI7HONTRLI'7IC is the only sure rem.
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COWAN'S LITHONTRLP7I> will cure the worst
forms of Dropsy.
COWAN'S LITHONTRLPTTC will cure long stand
ing of structure and remove Venerea Tant from
the system.
COWAN'S LITTiONTRLFTIC is the only remedy
known for the cure of all sympathetic complaints
tending on Pregnancy, md every female who prog
nant should at once procure a bottle il she wishC
feel we'll while in that condition.
COFAN'S LI7HONIRLp7TC is the only remedy
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
friend 10 assist them in the greatest of their
life
The most mcredulous will be convinced OF the grea
efficacy OF the Lthontriptic by reading the following
certificates and those around each bottle
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Elegant Lace Nantes.
Irish Linens.
Table Linens, &c.

ITTE keep the best make Of Irish Lnens, cheape
w than they can be boughtAt any other house
apr24-tf w A x j. G. MGIEIIAND.
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OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

III,
NORFOLK, Jan. 18th. 1853.
As we predicted, Thabergs concerts have been a
brilliant success Never before have the beauty
and fashion of Norfolk turned ont as they did upon
these occasions, Johnson's new Assembly Rooms
being filled to repletion and the audience evincing
their high appreciation OF the artistic performances
by thunders of applause. TbaberEs "Sweet
Home" aud prayer of Moses in Egypt" was the
most delicious execution it has ever been our good
fortune TO hear. Nieuxtemps and his violin also
deserves especial notice. lie il a master sDjrt
and manifested it in the influence over the an.
dience by playing with the emotions of the heart
as with toy-the one moment drawing from the
large assembly one universal SMILE the next
forcing mirth from the field, and by the plaintiye
strain and uournful wall dimming mAas an eye
with tear. Indeed the concerts here were grand,
brilliant and eminently successful.
The Mayors Court yesterday vas brilliant with
ribbons, fouuccs and hoops. Some dozen or more
Of the fail denzcns of Brick Row being present on
a peace warrant. His Honor bound both pTisri.
pals over in the sum of 500, and promised all the
witnesses month board at the workbouse a.
soon as that institution shall have been erected
The Virginia Dramatic Troupe arc 'holding the
mirror up TO nature" at the Varieties, with what
success We are not prepared to say, as we have
been unable 10 attend.
No steps have been taken as yet by our yolun-
teers or citizens for the celebration of the approach
Ing anniversary OF the birth of washington. vet
we hope to see feeble effort, at least made and as
only one OF the three companies of our city speak
d visiting Richmond on that occasion, we may vet
make demonstration of our patriotism.
one or two Of our Fire companies have determi-
ned TO be present at the Inauguration, and we COM
mend them to the kind consideration of the FIRE
brigade of Richmond PERCUSSION.
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Richmond Markets, Jan. 18th.

htgHm0ua IkufAGtSs WhSss AS's"s
TOBACCO.-No change in quotations since our
last We renew quotations: Inferior Lngs gMsG
Good san s Inferior Leaf $500 80: Good s &s-H
and eh No fine in market We notice saies o.
some loose parcels suited tn stemming, at @1ttl ~
FBGUR.-The market Is dull; but we hear OF saes
of good Superfine at 1885,. A choice article, OF
course, would command more.
WHEAT.-We still quote good TO prime Ned zHag
81 q; good 10 prime White l-3@9si 3D. Arrivals
CORN.-No change in quotations, and very little
doing We quote 550r6g cents per bushei. Cno'ce
old Corn would bring more.
OATS.-3t1p3j cents per bushel. .
BACON.-The stock OF Bacon Is small, recein's
light, and the demand active. WeTuote sides at Va
Shoulders si4etslz; Hams l2Cpl25s.
sUGARS.-We still quote the market 1rm, AZ tue
following rates: New Orleans sts(N9; CUBA Is.et@.
Porto Rico SiS6,9lz Refined Sugars: Loaf va
Crushed and Powdered llsi; Coffee i054; do lO.'
G do. 91e6H9it.
COFFEE.-Marlzet quiet. Rio l01k to Ike; La
guayra I3c; Java l71ac; Mocha lsc:
WfIIsKEY Richmond Rectified 22p23 cents
EXCHANGE.-0nN New York. 21aep3; Phiiadelpha,
2td2ha: baltimore, IA premium.
GOLD and SfLVER.-36'31S premium
North Carolina notes, lIsd2 dis; South Carolina
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.The market is little unsteady we quote
recent sstes at to 81. The supply is moderate anu
demand not active.
sHBEP-The range is 2 so to Sc for ordinary to
fine Sheep.
HOGS-Sales chiefly to meet the present wants Of
the market at $3.50 per cwt. nett.
Northern Markets.
New YORK, Jan lS-Flour nrm, at SATURDAY
prices Wheat firm bat quotations nominal. Corr
dull. at nominal quotations The Stock market l.
dull Virginia G's $qf
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DIsPATCH.
pRocErnINls OR cnNoREss.


WASHINGTON, Jan 1s--Sadfs 1.-THE business oil
the morning hour was chiefly confined TO the IN
PRODUCTION and discussion of bills aud resolutions
Mr. Seward presented petition from citizens oil
the town of Phelps, N Y, for the gradual extinc.
ton Of slavery by compensating the owners Laid
on the table.
Abill passed authorizing the reception oil me
dais, fspm the British government, by American
officers attached to the exploring expedition IN
search Of Sir John Franklin
A resolstion was adopted instructing the CON-
mittee on Military Affairs to inquire into the e4-
pediency of establishing q national foundry on
Deep river North Carolina.
The general order, the consideration OF the Nan
sas question, was resumed, and Mr.. Hale: OF ".
H.. made speech against the admission OF Kansas
under the Lecompton constitution.
The Senate then went into executive session:
Houae-A special committee of five was appoint
ed, to investigate the alleged corruptions OF The
last session OF Congress.
Among the bills introduced were the following
For establishing an international copyright law;
Prohibiting the sale of public lands unth niteen
years after they have been surveyed;
Abolishng imprisonment of witnesses In United
States Courts. ,
A resolution was introduced calling on the Pre-.
sident to furnish copy of all correspondence and
documentary information relating to Kansas
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Richmond, January 10Th, 1858. ia
MY. WILLIAM FORBES. ARCHITECT,

ur.srrrR ,Sp ApPsAIsER.-The subscriber having
determined 10 discontinue the building business OF
fers his services his friends and the pubic geher
ally in the above branches.
Having had an experience Of over twenty-nv
wears in the art of building he fateIs himself that
he will be able to- give satisfaction, ana sohcn'"
share of patronage.
plans, Specifications and Estimates for Buildings
of every description, furnished at short notices ana
on reasonable terms Measurement and Valuation
of Work of every kind. connected with Building,
pronptIy att nded to- Office in the Hall OF the W.T.
gjnia Mechanics Institute corner Main and l2th
Streets. Office hours from "a to "a o'clock A. Nj.
10 al
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The WARM WEATAER ExPLAIyED.-The

The WARM WEATAER ExPLAINED,-The Spiritual
Telegraph says that persen connected with that
Office "while in an apparently spiritual vision of
the night, found himself proclaiming in very
oracular and impressive manner, that the out
porings from the spiritual world, which are now
going on would not only produce spiritual chan
ges on the minds of men, but would produce
changes in the earth, changes in the water,
changes in the air, and apparent changes in the
sum- moon aud stars" 1t adds that "the impress
sion now rests upon his mind" that the extraOrd
nary weather of the present season is "a COM
mencement of the yerifcaton of his nocturnal
prediction, and that il actually originates in spir-
tual causes resident in some newly and diyinefy
cnergized condition of the spiritual spheres en-
welcoming our world and acting upon il a WHOLE
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contemporary remarks that the fact has long
been known to builders yet apparently but ilttle
regarded by them, that the action OF coal gas is
highly destructive to mortar. 1t is not unusuaI
TO find chimneys in which bricks MAINTAIN posi-
ton In a mere honeycomb or weakened lime CO.
ment. through which large holes may be iouod
communicating with the open air or with the
most innammable portions of the building
that Is 10 say, with adjacent timbers which have
been very much dried by their proximity to the
heat. tits needless to say that this eating away
Of the mortar by coal gas is the cause of many
fires: unless II be borne in mind and prevented,
that IL will be the cause of many more.
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nSsr MrssRs. EpIroRs: / saw in

t8 MEssHs. EDIIVHH. -" p ~.
Da;Iv Disratch Of December 3lst, notice on Dsn
fn,J a R.fiy's Safety Gas Lamp, in which they SAY,
their hmps will burn for years without gsting ou.
of order &C. and that an inferior article - NV 80
become worthless By the tops burning ont &C. opSn
inquiry, find that thsg haye rsisrsnee x 70 !,
;nst offaped for sas In this city. have used IN my
family for the last NINE month. OF have nESss
Gas Lamps land in constant use sy ,,rnars are a.
Sood TO nj appearance as tie day bought them :;
Andrews Lamp is safety lamp because me n Uassy
iamn Because the full is heated in the lamp.
therefore assert that it impossible to nq nj, t a HE
tops by ordinary nse and the pubic WIZ -. "a snprN's
iam,D N' HENRY KINDER:
Lamp Norristown. Pa.
ia IQ-ltH
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DIED.

AT his residence on Church Hill, on Sunday eve
ming last. B. McC. T0MLlN, In the 4sth year oil MS
age. =. a. ,.,-
The friends of the family invited to attend bis
funeral from the Third Presbyterian Church, TINS
Afternoon at ? O'Clock.
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WANTED. for q small family. arst-
w rate Cook Washer and iroasr ssn sa !. a ie
ot Ill. -. ,,a,ent and can rome well rscoblnehn
~ Iibeps hire will BE- pail Enquire ., M, ~
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THE KANSAS ELECTIONS,

sr Louis. Jan. 1S.--A gentleman from Kansas
states that Mr.. Calhoun commenced counting the
returns Of the first election on Tuesday aid that
when this was completed he would dispatch a
messenger with the returns and the Constitution
to Washington He farther states that the result
Of the last election is still in doubt.
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sPEcrAL MoTICEs.
: 49,. -Th. .,,hscriber asks at

HeeLr NoTIcE.--The subscriber asks AZ
Hack = IN take place This Afternoon. at ococs.I
an re addifions have beaa made 10 the oria!naI eD
lection thereby rendering the sale very ~ ~,
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

!WM. z. FOSTER. ESQ. Is Tho Agent for the DAILY
DfsrArcH Ia Norfolk the circulation of the paper
thers having increased IN an extent demanding per
ronsi attention TO its distribution, the COLLECTION VI
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HENRY CLAWS BIRTH DAr.-The Ashland Associa
ton, of New York, celebrated the birthday OF
Henry Clay, by supper last Friday night, at the
Waverley House. Robert c. Gwyer, president OF
the club, presided assisted by W. II Draper, vice
president. The room was tastefully ornamented
with portraits of Clay and Webster, statuetts, flags
and banners. Letters from Willard Fillmore, and
other distinguished men, expressing regret at their
inability to attend, were read. The whole affair
passed off very handsomely.
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gU-OLD SuMMERpEAN WHrsKEr.-We have received
from NJ. BLAIR & Co. a bottle of Old Summerdean
Whiskey. manufactured by Mr.. Kerr. of Augusta
county. 1t has flavor soft and refreshing as a
Southern wind and is fully up to the imported
French brandies in quality and purity.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. PARRISH.
master from New York.
Mrs Ruzzo, Mrs Granville, Mi Buzzn, ; tart
ner and daughter. two Misses Perkins, :, " swift,
anJ Sangbter i w McIptyre q Morse. J BuzZo.
J,a Sa M,secischan, Nh Iatiewson and daughter
Thos Mathewson, J T McNamee and lady, : Van
RnsIirk and LADY. Rev C z Bogert, Mrs " Bur
we'll Miss Burweil, W Nelson, lady and children,
P ii knmph, ) Hubbard Derrick I TarIGs
q Dudley Thos W ilson. VIM Saurmam. W M Archer
and lady, sau.son, L Pickford and rs in Storage.
fS2 Rurronebs q Wesson. W White,J White, NJ
Parks a r. Warehouse, W ii Wesson: Geo Hardy,
Thos Hardy A W Claiborne Miss NJ Jones, ) Keia.
Jacob Miller. Edmonds, Jno Murray 'ho hi'-
Inns ID Sullivan.