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SOUTHERN DRBTs-The New Orleans Peg
yune states that u case occurred there where
u party applies TO the Mechanics and Ira
6ers' Bank to transfer certain shares Of stock
to himself upder power Of attorney trans.
mtted to New York. The President OF the
Bank, entertaining serious doubts as to the
propciety and legally Of sGch transfer,
addressed Communication 10 the Attorney
General OF the State, soliciting bis opinion in
tho premises. The latter pronesnees every
negotiation. agreement or contract between
a person domiciled within the Confederate
States and an alien enemy, to be absolutely
null aud void, No intercourse, other than
hostile one, can be tolerated between the
people OF tbs tive sections. The rewi,taOee
Of money ios any purpose is ,oIssiOl and
forbidden.
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A TERRIBLE OATH.-Twelve "seceshers,
admirers OF Jackson. who shot Col Ellis
worth, have bound themselves, by terrible
oath, to kill one thousand Northerners, in re-
venge for his death. This sanguinary task,
when arithmetcally divided, gives eigiy,three
aud one third victims 10 each Of these South.
ern Thugs. What the penalty or sanction Of
the OATH is We are not informed. Probably,
10 consideration of the chances OF delay or in-
terruption. not exactly that of the famous
forty. of whom we read 10 holy Writ. who
swore that "they wonld neither eat nor drink
until they bad slain Paul." aad of whom q
quaint 6ivins remarked the only pity was they
DID not keep their cath.
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SOUTHERN rNTKLLieENcE VIA Lofts
WILLIE.

WILLIE.
LOUISVILLE, June 20.
The Journal, OF this morning, says that the
Colonel Of the State Guard, who was TO have
been stationed at Columbus, has resigned,
being unwilling to support the neutrality
policy in Kentucky. He is q Secessionist,
and it was thought that the presence Of his
regiment at Columbus would produce much
tron5le aud enmity, ard be oply a trick Of
Governor Magoffin TO create panic in that
region.
4 Mr.. Bingham, Kentuckion, suspected
OF being II spy, was arrested shot pt three
times and started for Union City Tenn, TO be
tried for treason. The mob however, desis
ted. On the same doy the Coroner Of the
t'coupty was killed. The Seccssionists cay
every man must declare either for the North
or South. and that the Northeroers must
leave the doy after the election. The South.
ern flag was erected there, and Gen. Prentiss
was invited to take it down.
A fight occurred between tSo Cnionists
and two Secessionists 10 Grave county. One
Secessionist was killed and the other hpd bis
arm shot of. Two military compspies--one
Union and on Disunion-- were drilling near
by. The latter started in pursuit OF the two
Unionsts, and the Union company followed
after. Nothing, however, had been heard as
to the result OF the affair.
The Nashville U,,ion of the 2Sth, says tbs,
Colonels Hsrdce and Magruder have been
appointed Brigadier. Generals in the Conted
crate Army.
The Nashville City Councils appropriate
SI50,000 for residence for the President o
The Confederate States as On ircucement tC
remove the Capital TO that city. Joshuf
Pearle, o! Massachusetts, superintendent o
Nashville public schools, has been notified L
leave the city.
The Memphis Aralanche Of the 2Sth, ha'
on account of the seizure of the steamship
City OF Alton, and the propabe capture o
IOCO OF the Caro- troops.
Vice President" Stephens was ADVERTISE
TO solicit subscriptions in cotton for the Con
I iederacy OF L!ncolDton, Ca, on the 29th c
June.
The State Treasurer OF Georgia give
notice that the interest on the State coupe
bonds held 10 the anti Slavery States, au
payable 10 New York must be redeemed q
Savannah.
Al advertisement announcing the re.oper
, ing of the Confederate loan at several place
in Georgia, and says that only eleven OF
of fifteen millions had been subscribe
!, for
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NOTICE.

Ca,harins Snyder, In the Court Of Common
VS.. Pleas Of NorthpmbeTland
wm. l., Dewart, county.
No. 2s April Term 1861, Vena. Exponas,
NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons in in'
1N terest, that the undersigned Auditor, appoint
ed by the said Court, TO distribute the funds re
naming in Court, arising from the above writ,
will attend for that purpose and all others at his
ofier, in Market street, Sunbury, on Tuesday the
esd Of July. 1861. when all may attend a they
think proper.
HARRIS PAINTER. Asiitcs.
SunburJ, July q, 1881
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-06
TIE FOURTH VF JULY IN SCNsURY.

The fourth OF July, 1861, vii! long bc
remembered in this community, Never be.
fore was that glorious day celebrated With
such fcrvor, spirit and patriotism. Early in
the morning people from the country came
pouring into town. The 10 o'clock train
brought q large number from Northumbey-
land, Milton, DaDville, and other places
The military display was not large, as our
military companies ore nearly all in service
The Upion Guards, Of Turbutviile, Greeuough
Guards, and frenen, were on parade.
A platform having been erected n front Of
the Court House, aud seats arranged for the
| audience, at about o'clock, z. NJ, the
! meeting was organized by calling John B.
Packer, Esq, tc the chair, assisted By large
| number Of Vice Presidents aud Secretaries.
| Mr.. Packer opened the proceedings jy Q
short speech, and Introduced Rev. Mr.. Ste!n.
metz, who offered prayer, followed By music
! from the Band. The Declaration oi lnde.
pendence was then read by Mr. S. p. VOL
vertou. ". z. Wilmington then addressed
the meeting.
At this stage OF the proceedings al inter
estiug episode took place. Rev =. Rizer, o
this place, now Chaplain Of the 10Th or New
York Scotch Rog iUent, commanded by Col
James Cameron, appeared, and introduced
Captain Ellis and Lieutenant Elliott, Of thi
celebrated Regiment. These officers wer
elegantly attired 10 the Highland Costume
with the Kilt Of goats hair, short skirt an,
plaid stockings, reaching to the knees, leaving
portion o! The thighs exposed, They wer
received with great applause. Capt, Eli
} made few remarks, thanking ths audienc
for their kindly greetings.
Rev. Mr.. Rizer then addressed the aud
euce in most eloquent aud soul strrin
}. speech, and was listened TO with the deepes
D attention and interest. The Reverend gel
,, tleman was dressed as usual, except that /
! wore plaid pants with gil, lace up the side
= Though Mr.. Rizsr has resided less than tw
b years with US, 10 man in this community
u more Tavorably known, and has acquired
many deeply aItrched friends Of a.! classe
:. pronounce The benediction after which Il
e meeting adjourned. The number presel
J. has been estimated at 5000.
IT 4 Hop at the Central Hotel, 10 the ev
5 nisg, wound mp the proceedings.
!, Time Cnd space prevents us saying mo
d at present, but full account will be given
our next
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rgS We copy the following items from the
Camp Record" issued by the first Regimen. Of
Wisconsin Volunteers, on the 27th OF June, at
Hagerstown, Msry land, and ior which number
We are indebted TO II. d. Wharton OF the "Sun'
bury Guards
Tax PENSsfLvASIL ELEvEsIB.-That this
fine Regiment, composed of the hardy mountain
men and sturdy yeomanry of the ',keystone
State, are to remain with us in the Brigade 10
which we are sttached affords us much gratfca-
ton. We feel assured that where the post o;
danger is. or where the contest shall rage the
iiercest. there we shall find the "boys of Penn"
ave learn that Lieut. Col. Bowman OF the
Pennsy Iyania eth, is being taken to Riehmond
by the rebels. I, WAS reported here Monday that
he vss 0 10 hung that dsy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-06

T. ForNp DRowSED.-A man named Jacob
Litcel, who resided with Mr.. John Heckert, was
found drowned in the river, opposite the halfway
hsuse in Point township, this county, on the 26th
ult. Mr. Litcei was IS years of age, and for
sometime has been in deranged state of mind.
An inquest was held BY Justice Dehi of Point
toynshin
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Capture OF q PTiyatsCT,

NEW YoRE. July ].
A letter, published iS the World Of this
morning, from q passenger Oh board the
steamer Wysndotte, OF Fort Piekensr an
Douuces, the capture of the pg!vateer steamer
Wm. IL. Webb, when in the act of taking
possession of the brig "East," Of New y ork
'fbe sams letter announces the capture OF tht
English bark "ktna," with cargo Of rifec
cannon for the rebels atPeDsacols.
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ca A letter from our correspondent y. D.
W, OF the lltb Pennsylvania Regiment, ia.
ted June 80, just before leaving for the battle
field near Martnsburg, Va, came too late
for insertion this week. A brief account of
the battle will be found n another column.
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To the Democratic Voters of Northum
berland County.

I HAVE been induced to permit my name to
Il be used in connection with the nomination
for the LEGISLATURE, at ,hs ensuing Demo
cratic primary election
The solicitation OF many warm personal friends
in both ends of our county have prevailed with
me in this matter--and should they ste proper TO
nominate and elect me, it will be my pleasure, as
well as duty, to promote the interests and
prosperity Of my own constituents, as wei! as oi
Tho State and country at large.
J. WOODS BROWN.
Turhut township, July g. 1861.
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gzST We learn by telegraph, that Congress
was convened 90 the 4th Of July. and was
organized by the election OF Mr.. Grow Of
Pennsylvania as Speaker Of the House, and
Hon. Emerson Etheridge of Tennessee as
Clerk .
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TRUTH We. RHYME.

There are those ths, say in these enlightened
days,
That splendid lies are all the poets praise,
That strained invention, ever on the wing,
Alone impels the modern bard to sing.
'Tis true that all who rhyme, nay, all VINO write
Shrink from the word to genius trTte
Yet truth sometimes will lend her mobiles, frcs,
And decorate the verse herself inspires;
This fact in virtues name, let FRIIiNlS 6r
GRANT claim
For Dry Goods, handsome, beautiful ara
cheap,
Are always found at their Mammoth Store in
Market Street.
Sunbury, July q, ls6i.-3t T.
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z MoRE SoLDuns.-On Tuesday evening
last, tho Oath New York Regiment, Colonel
Sullivan, passed through this place en- route for
Washington. They were from Oswego, n. Y.
and were fine looking men. and, no doubt, will
fight well as they are determined set OF men.
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file Police Board of Baltimore Arrested
"A Plot Observation-Disclosures Of Gen
Banks.
BALTIMORE, Julyl 10 A. ii.
Since O'Clock this morning, startling pro-
ceediBgs have been going on here.
Detatchments Of infantry and artillery have
been sent to various sections of the city, aud
are now posted in Monument Square,
Exchange place, in the Eighth ward, Bread
way, aud at otbe. points.
Before saylight al the members Of the
Board Of Police Commissioners, except the
Mayor we're arrested and sent 10 Fort McHen-
ry.
There are o multitude Of rumors as to the
cause of this sudden movement but nothing
definite.
1t is said that plot Of az intended out.
break has been discovered.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, July l.
General Banks has jus! issued the following
proclamation
"HEApQuARrrRs DEPARTMENT OF ANNAPOLIS /
FORT McHENEY, July l.
ain Pursuance OF orders Issued from the
headquarters of the army at Washington for
the preservation of the public peace in this
department, / have arrested and do now de-
tain in the custody of the United States the
late members of the Board Of Police, Messrs.
Charles Howard, William Yatchell, Charles
Kinks and John W. Davis. The Incidents
of the past week afford foil Justification for
this order.
"The headquarters under the charge Of the
Board, when abandoned by the officers, re-
sembed in some respects concealed arse.
nal After public recognition and protes!
against the suspension of their functions
they continued their sessions daily Upon q
forced and unwarrsntable construction Of my
proclamation o! the 26th ultmo, they declar
ed that the police low was suspended, and
the police officers and men put oh duty fol
the present intending to leave the city With
out any police protection whstevev.
"Tbey refused 10 recognize the officers and
men nececessarily selected BY the Provost
Marshal for its protection, and hold subject
to their orders now and hereafter the old po
lice force, a large body Of armed mea, fol
some purpose unknown to the government
and inconsistent with its peace Or security.
''ro anticipate any intentions or orders OF
their part, have placed temporarily 8 por
tion of the force under my command within
the city.
II Gsclaim on the part Of the government
/ represent oil desire. intention, and purpose
10 interfere in any manner whatever with tht
ordinary municipal affairs Of the city Of Balti
more. Whenever loyal citizen can be nan
ed who will execute its police laws with i'm
partislity, and in good faith 10 the unite'
States, the military force will be withdraw
from tho central parts Of the municipality a
once. No soldier will be permitted in th
city, except under regulations satisfactory t
the marshal: aud if any So admitted vicat
the municipal law, they shall be punished b
she civil law, by the ciyi! tribunals.
NATAANIEL Z. BAERs,
Major. .Gsneral Commanding"
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Eas' The place of elections in Cbillisquaque
has been fixed at the house Of Aaron Troxel,
in Sodom, BY q majority vote Of 35 over
Pottsgrove.
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Nj A Il r l A G i 8 .

IL Upper Augusta. on 20th ul,., OF the
residence Of the brides father, by Rev Stein
metz, J.. PHLLIr RoHBAcn OF Seiinsg,oye, 10
Miss LINDA REILAHD.
Heading papers please copy.
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
THE BATTLE OF TUESDAY.

The Rebel Force-IAeir Camp in Our Posses.
sion--Kiiled and IVouned at Hdgerstown.
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NEs7 A central Post cfiice has been estab.
lshod OF the Lewisburg Station, and named
Camerouia.
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Esc- The great comet, now visible, appears
every 800 years. aud was Grst noticed in the
year 915.
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" BA1rER's VoLuNrEERs MASuAL, neatly
Illustrated with engrsvings. for sale at this sfice
Price 25 cents.
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Ey UsioS ESvrLoPRs, of good quality for
sale cheap al, this office.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

One Million Dollars in Specie-Foreign
Fleets for american Waters-Briiish Troops
for CanaGd
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D E A T II S

In following Bun, on the 10Th inst, Mrs
GEORGE LONG, aged about 80 years.
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Gen, pa,,erscn,. official Report.

WAsuISGToS, July 3-Phe following de.
spatch was received at quarter after 2o'clock
this morning
Hook RIVER,
near Mart;lsburg, Jsly 2.
"To Col. +. d. Townsend, Asst. Adj. Gen
LEFT W!.liamsport at A. NJ, to-day, for
this place. We dove and routed the rebels
about 10 900 strong, with four guns, and nov
occupy his camp, with the loss, regret tc
say, OF three killed and len wounded.
Il. PATTERSON,
Maj. Gen. Commanding"
TIE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
nAGERsTowN, July 3. The following is OF
official list OF the killed and wounded, as fa
as known, at the skirmsh Of yesterday oppo
site Wiliamsport:
|. w. A, Mathews.
! 2. +. W. Bowman.
3. L. Il. Huiching, First Wisconsin Regi
ment.
A. John De Haas, company u. Eleventh
Pennsylvania Regiment.
S. John Green, company X, Eleventh
Pennsylvania Regiment.
6. James Morgan, company L, Eleyent
Pennsylvania Regiment.
!. w. T. Hamsker, company b, Elevept
Pennsylvania Regiment.
8. One maa from the LlevectS sfightl
| wounded, name not learned.
Q. One also from the Eleventh, too badl
hurt to move, and will probably ole.
The foregoing are all who have been Tepo
ted. one man named Drake, OF Compan
A, First Wisconsin, was killed, aud US far
can be learned he was the oniy ole.
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Highly Important from Baltimore.

another Sudden Movemem Of General Banks
--7he Police Board of Baltimore arrested
"A Plot Observation-Disclosures Of Gen
R1pto
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T. HE All ERICAN
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1851,

II. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor.
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WAsnIsGToN, July 3--'rhe following de.
spatch was received at quarter after 2oclock
this morning:
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.

New Advertisements,
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Sheriff. Office, Sunhury,
July 6, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15
ooTrect fipnres are as follow:
Increase.

The Oregon War loan is now called at the Stool
Board On part of the issue the interest is payable
annually. These are the Government Skies Of 1881
issued TO the State of Oregon in reimbursement o
war expenses the principal being payable in August
1884, instead Of the ls Of January 1882 as the res
of that issue is.
| IL is understood that the Receiver Of the Erie
Railroad will apply tomorrow to the Supreme COur
for sn order to pay the interest on the Fourth Mort
gage bonds.
The Sub-Treasury has been actively employed to
day in receiving subscriptions to the National Loan.
Over half million Of dollars was paid in for sales
at the counter in addition to $3.50 900 received from
agencies and $500, 900 received from Boston Banks
on previous calls of the Secretary. The City Agen-
ces are all receiving considerable subscriptions, and
all take the twoyear ak per cent notes at par and
interest, and exchange for 100 per cent notes. This
privilege Of paying in six per cent notes has largely
increased the subscriptions.
Demand Noes continue TO come in for redemp-
ton and are paid out when practicable. The aggre-
gate does not increase much, the accumulation being
about $500,0 900.
Mr.. Cisco reimburses the Banks to-day 49,, 900
for sales Of Treasury Notes, while be makes no new
calls by which the time and amount are lsft TO the
discretion Of Mr.. Cisco, works well, and frees the
BanLs from all embarrassment. TIE gold flows in
an equslized current in and out and the calls are
scarcely felt in the specie reserves
An the agencies, viz: Ketebum, Rogers e. Co.,
Read, Drexel g. Co., Colgate g. Hoffman, Liver
more, Clews g. Mason, and Carpenter s. Vermilye,
also receive the twoyears treasury notes at par and
accrued interest, for subscriptions
The holders Of the first mortgage bonds Of the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad are notified that
two-thirds in amount having been assented 10 the
agreement for reorganization, proceedings have been
instituted for the foreclosure Of the mortgage. Mr..
John Ferguson, No. IS Pine street, will receive the
bonds required to be surrendered and issue eert6-
Gates drawing interest therefor.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearinghouse this
morning were $2l,279,IOj 80.
The following sales Of stocks were made at auc.
ton to-day by Adrian II. Muller by order Of Jesse K.
Il. c. r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-15

I..rrsT INTELLIGENCE OF HALLS ARCTIC Ex-
PKpITIoN.-Since the return Of Hsyes's Arctic TX
pedition some anxiety has been felt m regard TO Mr.
Hall, who started at about the same PERIOD ior an
exploring tour in Arctic regions Mr.. Hall, It will
he remembered went out as passenger IN the whalng
shin George Henry lie had formed the idea that ne
could adapt himself perfectly to the habits Of life 10
use among the Esquimaux, ard thus spend years, II
he choose, in Arctic explorations.
Concluding ths, some Of Sir John Franklin's party
e,e still alive he decided TO make the attempt TO
discover their location and d them, II possible in
their retnrn. He was to leave the John Henry at
Cumberland inlet, intending after that TO live en-
tirev as the Esquimaux do, using the dog, sled and
an ice-boat, which he took with him, in journeying
over tie ice and open water.
lie was TO be accompanied by the Esquimaux
only. He intended 10 Winter near Cumberland
inlet, and pursue his journey in the early Spring.
He spoke with no certainty to the period OF his
return and stated that no alarm should be felt No
rhou,d not be back in five years. =,
Mr.. Henry Grinnell, writing in regard 70 Mr..
II ais whereabouts to the owners Of the george
Henry, has received the following reply; :,
NKw.Lospos' Oct H.
HxSRy GprssII, ESQ, Eew.York.
Deay Sir: We have your valued hvor Of yesserdsy'
The 0eorFiana arrived Monday nearly IaL sne wn ~
III. north part Of Cumberland ine and tue george henf
the south They had no, hard from the oeose Henry ne'
October, 1850 =. a,
We doubt II anything win be heard from Mr. h. OF n.
George Henry before the latter arrives WINCH VIII Pio'a"'
0e" De''H''''' 1i0' WILLIAMS l. HAVEN,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
RoRT OF EEw-YoRk...5".oor. Il
Cleared.

Stssnihip-Karnak 9TH lie ne'suher Havana and Mas.
ssu, T.. CunArd.
shipsjohn BertrsIn, Knudssn. Hamburg L. y. Amsinch
c.. Fair Wind Croweil, Acapulco hslett & Carmau
Cora Linn. Luce Glasgow Thomas Dunhsm; FraDquebsr
Goodwin HAVE J. w. Elwe Co Rhine Moore. London.
Gfinn-l Miutern Co T. H. Taylor. Lord London, p. T.
Morgan Wiley NJ Eotebotm. Lamb, Liyerpool Rowland
FtothinghsIn a. Samer, Young London, i. Dunhan
Ann T. Hooper, Hooper Hsyre BoydS Heincten Psnams
Hansen hsyre, Heinings Goslius VIM. Rathbone Pratt
HaUe, Lawrence, Gl-s & Co.
BarksJse A. Bi'hop, Wolfe. Elizsbethport McCfeady
Moi, Coz Helen Marie- Marshall Gibraltar r. T. Buck
Co VirSuisn, Lowry, Bordeaux Lawrence, Childs Co
August tPrusl Wseek. Antwerp, Punch Meincke Wendt
Urana shiversk CadiHi r. D. Hurlbui Co.; Texas Pen.
tetou, Belle l'le j. W. ElWsl Co. Union (Bremsnl,
Horstmon. Hayre, Hennings Gosling
Bngs-Bo,lyn Miner, Cadiy 1. b. Gsgeri Music Kline
Bord.su1 ID. Murray ?. Butler, Bartlett, Cette Thomp-
Burter: Conception lSgsnl, Guerra, Csdz Galway
Cascade Teller; Gray hound Pratt Hsvre Breton Howllud
Aspu WALL Sopnia Henderson, st. Domingo City IhoD.
James.
Schooner A. Ghfcn, Borden St Kits, A. w. Hub
bard Co David faust Mossnder EizabethgoH McCresdy
Mott Go Vernon Clubhouse 81 John n. b.. I. heVin'
GEssabean, Puunisr, EliEsbebpou master Went
worth lBr j. smith, St. JOIN, n. b.. u II. Dewoh
SlD6pEW. ID. M1ngam, ThrasEeT, Taunton AURORA VII
isms, Norwich, IA. ). Racket.
steamerIaritsn Slower Philadelphia Beverly, Pearoe'
Philadelphia.