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Bank Notice.

NOTES of the Allsgany County Bank, Cum
IN berland, Nd, will be redeemed in Balti.
more by the Citizens Bank, at one half per cent
discount. Sept. 4-tf.
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Patent Lard Lamp.

THE subscriber is manu- featuring . PAtsst
i Lard Lamp, which he Offers for sale. Itviil
also burn any kind of dirty grosss. Call ssA
sxamin il. nile. JOHN JOHNSON.
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At R",c Cottage, near Cumberland, un tie
Goth Of August, BkTrIE L., d.ugh, Of :
B. II. Campbell aged IL years.
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FEosr. we're visited on Tuesday night
last with 4 heavy frost
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Brig. GEs. RoBr. SouEscx, lsto com.
mandant here, was wounded in the wrist at
the late Ggbt at Bull Run.
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School Notice.

MISS MAY win rs-commence her School on
Wl the LIST of October deferred on account Of
sickness. ept.4-2t.
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sick House and Lot,


snonhl Paid property no; be ioh "a tb- dsy
above mentioned, ii will then he iItm sdists!y
"f'red tor rent until the lst Of April nsI,. ts
the highest bidder.
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List of Letters

DEMAINING in the Cumberland Post 0g,s
ANSeptemb'r ,'62. Persons calling for III 50 icl-
tiers must say they were advertised, OF efr. Pc
they may not receive them.
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.luable House and Lot
For Sale.

Tor 0ale.
q Y undersigned as Trustee OF John
'liran, will cffer At public sale, 10 tie
bidder, on
&asa day. 10th day OF September,
30 - i o'clock, ". in front of the Ct Mich
olnE lio.tl, in the city of Cumberland, large
sick House and Lot,
fronting on Centre Street, in The city OF Cum.
ho land and being the he use lately occupied
D.. .rd Sullivan, and The same was conveyed
20 asa ~ Hiliam " ichard and wife by DEED
l..t'b Ire ~. lSI3.
ta,, house is a good aid substantial or..
''si' p brick, and with every convenience and
4 gu.. io' attached. Al! parties desiring TO
t',rr and 10 view the property before the
49, OF sale, will call on The undersigned, who
AL AXE pleasure in showing the same.
The property will be sold free and clear Of
81! tuvnmhranos of every kind.
The rrms, rs 10 pay Inent " i'll be made knena
gr lie day Of sale
THOMAS UETACHO.',
&, ( ?s,lsG.-ts Trs.ts.
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Gen. POpe's Official Report.

Headquarters. Battle Fed Of Groreton,
Gainesville. Aug. 80. 8 A. NJ.
TO lfg. Gen. Hdlleck. General-in- Chief:
We fought terrific battle here yesterday
with the combined forces Of the enemy, which
lasted with continuous firing from daylight
until after dark, by which time the enemy
was driven from the field, which we now &C.
cupy. .-.....
Our troops are too much exhausted yet to
push matters, but l shall do 90 in the course
of tho morning as soon as Fitz John Portcr's
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

BEooRLyN ACADEMY or MusIc-The "Fayorsn was
given last night at this house, with dang Brigno
Forr and Susin in the cast, This was the FIRST tim.
that had heard Madame DAngri in the role Of eonora
her previous appearance in having been made In Boston
Sho fully the expectations that wc had formed
OF her impersonaton OF this difficult part There Ia
scarcely an artist the stage whose physique aud en-
durable quality Of voice so well qualify her TO sustain
the fatigue which 1t entails upon tho singer To her 1t
seemed but an ordinary effort her energies at the closc
being apparently as fresh as when she commenced In
the duet with tho king In the second act the or
hcr rich mellow voice and admirable method were fully
developed, and won for her an enthusiastic encore.
SO also In the aria o Mic Fernando which was bea,
TRULY given In the last act she exhibited fine dra
matte appreciation Of It's difficulties and proved her tile
to the character OF great artist Tho Fernando Of g
noli we had recently occasion TO criticize II ia ono Of
those roles in which he appears to most advantage Ia
sings its music with depth Of feeling that cannot all
DO surpassed and did his acting exhibit hut ttie ors
energy and spirit, there could be better repre-
tive of the part AS U.s. have yet TO see the tenor
whe can dispace him In the favor Of our comtnun v
Ferris Alfonso was, as usual with this fine artist a cara
ful and hnshed performance susni we were sorry 10
perceive, was little hoarscan affection but two ccn,
mon just now with singers from the sudden changes oc
the Weather On the WHOLE tho opera was very snaci
wely performed, and gave unmxed satisfaction 10 tbs
audience,
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
THE SIEGE OF YORKTOWN.

Operations Before gram
OF the Scene OF Engagement ON the 10th
Inst.-Important Operations OF the
Union Forces Throughout tho Coun-
try-ParsOn Br0wnlow ut Plliladel.
phia-RcccptiOn OF General Scott at
Eiizabcth-Newsf from Europe, &c.
Letters from our Special Correspondents giving inter-
esug accounts o. the Progress Of Operations York.
town, Va. with description of tho Fight at Lses Mis
the 10th inst illustrated with Diagram Of the Scene
Of Engagement, will be published in the FAMILY HERALD,
ready this "wednesday morning. 1t will also give
counts Of the Advance Of tho Union Forces redercks
burg, Va OF the Capture of Apaachicola Fla OF the
Operations of the Union Army in the West and all
mens Of tho week tending toward tho Suppression OF the
Rebellion Interesting Account OF the Journey OF Parsou
Brownlow from pttsburg to Philadelphia and synopsis
Of his Speech at Independence Hail. report Of the
thusastc Reception OF General Scott at Elizabeth N
by his friends and neighbors; The Latest News from
Europe, and largo quantity Of other interesting reading
Terms-Two dollars per year. Single copies, four
cents
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

New INVENTION FOR IRoS vEssEis--We have truly re-
turned To- the age Of iron, and great field for invention
has been opened to the intelligent mechanics o. America
We were yesterday shown a row model, made Of the
lghtcst kind Of tin, Of proposed sunboat TO be con-
s,ructed Of corrugated iron angle form. The In.
ventor Is Mr.. Owen Collins OF New York, who IL the
first to apply corrugations TO the building OF war YES.
sos. Tho advantages claimed for tho new idea s that
ships balt Of corrugated iron will be far preferable as
going vessels TO tho hoayy plated frisaos and gun.
bcats now In progress Of construction, both here and in
Europe. The elasticity OF corrugated iron will cause
rebound when struck by ball. which, besides, could
not bit the vessel except at angle. The draught OF
such gunboals will also be much less four sheets of
this kind OF iron arc equal IN strength anG resistance
seven sheets of gold plate IRON Gunboas ships buit
Of corrugated iron WILL therefore draw much less watc
and will be better adapted 20 take The pa OF wooden
vessels the high Mr. Collins says tho invention
be applied 10 merchant well shps-oI
and as the idea appears TO be excellent oncsup
plying tho great dssideratum OF vessel combining i'm
meuse powers Of resistance with light draught of
watert is TO be hoped that the government will take
the matter in hand, and have the plans Of Mr. Collins
properly examined.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Police Intelligence.

PaoBAmE FATAL AssAULT.-At late hour ON Monday
night occurred at the saloon No. 10 Howard street
between drunken sailor and ex-poIiceman, named
Charles H. Bunt, which resulted in the former being
Knocked down and beaten about the head in such severe
manner that his life is despared Of The injured man
who unable 10 give his name. conveyed to tho
New York Hospital in insonsibe condition Upon sx-
animation, the attending surgeon discovered that the
skull OF ne patient fractured The wound appeared
have been inflicted with slung shot or somc blunt
heavy instrument, such policeman's club. The as
sailant taken into custody by Ocer Connor of the
Fourteenth precinct and taken before Justice Stors who
committed him for examination.
ALLEGED FORGERY on THE FULTON BANK.-A man named
Richard Coffee called at the Fulton Bank about quarter
before three O'Clock yesterday afternoon presented
cheek for SOTO, purpcrtng to be sgued by David Wood
The cashier not liking the appearance Of the check called
officer G. W. Smith, who took Coffee in custody aud
upon examination the check proved to DO forgery. He
locked up TO wait an examination before Justice
Connolly this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival OF the Prisoners Taken at Fort
Pulaski, &c.

Arrival OF the Prisoners Taken mt Fort
Pulaski, dc.
The steamship Marion, Captain Phillips, arrived at
this port yesterday morning from Port Royal whence shs
sailed on the 10Th instant.
The United States steam transport Oriental, Captain
Tuzo arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, fr2m
Port Royal whence sho sailed halfpast three O'Clock
r. NJ on the 18th. She brings number OF passengers,
ana also the officers Of the rebel garrison at Fort Pulaski
and one hundred and fifty prvates, prisoners Of war.
BY this arrival learn the particulars Of the srmsh
at Wilmington Island, the rebel account of which We
published yesterday having been tesgraphed to the
Richmond Diach and printed in its issue Of the 10Th.
While two hundred and nfty mon of the Eighth Mioh-
gan were accommodating at Wilmington Island on tho
10th inst, they met by the enemy thousand
strong, and after desperate lgh. Of hour in which
the enemy met with loss rersated On the Union side
two officers were killed and thIrtyou privates were
wounded.
The Oriental brings the remaining prisoners from Fort
Pulaski
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
Movements OF the Rebel Forces-Gcncral
Price Supposed to Have Gone to Corintia,


HoUsroN, Texas County, Mo-, April 10, 1862.
Correspondence OF the Missouri Dcmocrat.I
We have been amused at the reports concerning the
whereabouts Of Price and Van Dorm; one day they
reported at Pttsburg Tenn and the noxt at Pttmans
Ferry, Black river while we know they ia neither
place. Last Monday Prices and Van Dorn's commands
at Desarc ten miles below Jacksonpor, White
river. so far from tho rebels being at Pttmans Ferry,
they have actually evacuated Pocohontas The is
deserted, the merchants having removed their
goods Jscksonport also nearly deserted the troops
having removed to Deesarc, ten miles SOUTH where the
rebels seem to DO concentrating in large force
Price is supposed to have gone to Corintn. Albert
Pike. with 800 indians and 600 Texan Rangers,
left the borders harass Curtiss aud engage the
Kansas troops If possiole while, upon our south, Cole
man is in close proximity.
Edgar Ashbury is also trying to raise regiment for
guerilla warfare on the borders.
Colonel Schnabe is at Yellsvllle Ark, with 900
General Mcbride has gone TO headquarters to get order
raise Independent command operate in Northen
Arkansas and Southern Missouri. Colonel McFarland,
with his command, has gone to Desarc.
Lieutenant Colonel Wood the comnandant at this post
has been abson nearly week He returned last evening.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

News from the Army Before Corinth-
Reinforcements Flocking to the Rebel
Army-Rtse In the Western Rivers, &c.
CmcAGo. April %, 1862.
special despatch to the Chicago Times from Cairo TO-
day says
An arrival from Pttsburg brings the following
Tho weather in that quarter has been EXCESSIVE
ly unfavorable for movements by the army.
During the last three days rain has fallen
ncessanty and now it Is utter mpossibilty for the
army to move OF the great depth mud Pre-
paratons, however, going steadily so that when
the roads improve the army will be in readiness for
battle.
Beauresard is constantly being reinforced Citizens Of
Memphis and New Orleans throwing upther business
occupations and fockng to his standard believing that
ON the ensuing battle depends the fate Of
tho valley of the Mississippi. II is thought
by those who know best that majority of
the Southern people ready to lay down
their arms and Union il defeated Corinth,
while the leaders are stubborn and desperate as
over.
Five Of tho rebol miscreants who arrived on the
steamer Mnnehaha her trip up the river
been captured and will bo shot. quantity Of ammuni-
tion and number Of stolen United States Horses
captured with them.
The steamer Shrugers isft tho Acet Sunday evening,
and arrived to-day She brings OF importance.
There was firing the day she left ether side aud
only few shots were exchanged Saturday.
special despatch to the Chicago Tribune from Cairo
to-day, Says
The river ct this point is at . stand.
Experienced river say that overflow Is novita
BILE.
AT Pittsburg Landing the river had risen fifteen
up TO Sunday night. The country about the landing
covered with water TO the depth Of from three 70 four
~ re haep pn,y al al "a
The steamer Eastport, captured from the rebels at
Nashville is being transferred into rst class gunboat
and isneagy completed sho will be tho largest boat Of
the hotiia. and armed with ton-inch Dahlgren guns
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
THE MAILS FOR EUROPE. :

The Collapse or the RebelIion-The Ad-
vance OF General Mcdowell ON Freder-
icksburg, va.-Map OF the City and It's
surroundings-Thes Siege of Yorktown
The Rebel Capital Threatened at All
Foints-The Capture OF ApaIschieois,
Fia.-Important Intelligence from Mex.
ico' Cuba, Central America, &C., &c.
ihs ounard mail steamship Asia, Captain Shannon,
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
Inc mails for Europe will close in this city this
morning, at half-past nine O'Clock
fHk NEW YORK HERALD-Editon for Europe-wiu Do
pubiished at half-past eight o'clock this morning.
II will contain, among other Matters full account Of
the rapid March OF General McDowell,s Division O,
Fredericksburg, Va the Occupation of the Heights Sur
rounding the City, and tho Proposition OF the Authorities
for Surrender, accompanied with mapof the City and
its Surroundings Further Accounts of tho Progress ~
Siege Of Yorktown Interesting Account OF the Capture o.
Apaschicola Fa by the Union Forces 0cal Report o,
the Battle OF Pittsburg. Tenn and intelligence from aH
parts Of the country showing the utter hopesssusss o
the Rebel Cause; Important News from Mexico. Cubs
and Central America and record Of ell proincot events
OF the past week.
single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. Al Ludgate Hill. London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
The Freshct ut the Eastward.

EosToy, April o. 1867.
The weather cleared up mild aud pleasant this after
Advicss from the interior report that tho ese,
has reached its height and the waters reced.
ing Railroad travel is rosuming regularity.
HARTFORD, April 30, 1sG2
The river is now rapidly falling, after having reached
heigh. lacking only fourteen inches of the great food
of 1854. The trains running regularly through
TO Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April %, 1862.
The water in the Connecticut river has fallen three feet
and half from the highest point and is si going down
The trains TO the south have resumed their regular trips
The track Of The Connecticut River Railroad was much
damaged between Holyoke and Northampton but is being
rapidly repaired, and trains will running to
the north regularly again on Thursday morning.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
News from san Francisco.

san FRANCISCO, April 81, 1862
-Four steamers from Oregon and British Columbia have
arrived within threo days. The Northern mining re-
gons were becoming accessible again. and tho steamers
will. doubtless, return crowded with passengers
ship Lotus arrived to day from Hong Kong, March g.
with 80 Passengers
Steamer Oizaba sailed TO day for Panama, taking 140
passengers, si50 0OO in treasure for New York and
S240 900 ior England. Hon. Edward Siany, the newly
appoiutod Military Governor Of North Carolina was
among the Passengers.
Sailed ship Cncowah, for CaaD
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Affairs I'm sc. Louis,

ST. LoUrs, April q, 1862
Henry l.. Roul Of the parties indicted by the jury
OF the United States Circuit Court this city, for con.
spracy and treason has been released from custody by
order Of the President.
The difficulty at the cuyert Of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, at East St. Louis, has terminated. No efo
made to interfere with the military guard left there
It Is believed tho opening OF the cuysrt would nact
less injury than at FIRST supposed
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Western soldiers, Letters.

CAIRO April q 1902.
The Postmaster at Cairo requests all Postmastors mail
ing letters for the army which should properly be sent
TO this office for distribution TO put them in separate
packages, endorsed "soders' Letters, Cairo d. p o."
Tho enormous OF letters received this
absolute necessity.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
the STORM AND The FLOOD.
The Weather on the Sound.

Bosroy, April %, 1862.
Tho weather the Sound last night was thick and
rough, with deluge Of rain.
The steamers City Of New York, Of the Nsw London
line, and the Plymouth Rock, of the Stoningon line,
through time. and thor passengers for Boston
arrived about halfpast six O'Clock this morning
The Empire State had not arrived at Fall River az
eleven o Clock this morning
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

attaindsr In the meaning OF the constitution and he be-
eved II likewise post facto In supporting these po-
tended that Congress- had no more right TO free tbs
slaves than to conHscate the jewelry in the land
Mr.. Davis had not concluded when the Senate went
into executive session.
Adournad
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Indian Outrag ges In Utah Territory.

CHICAGO, April ~ 1861
\ despatch from the telegraph operator at salt Lake
dated to-day, Gays that the Indians have stopped all co
pGnication by the overland mail No particulars sre
gvon II is feared that the telegraph line will soon be
destroyed.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor OF Kennedy's
Medical Discovery will be at his Office in the House,
corner OF broadway and Houston street. All who afct
ed with Scroua Salt Rheum Rngworm. Eryspclas scald
Head Saly Eruption Of any kind. Fever Sores Ulceraed
Sore Legs and Scurvy in all its Varieties
CALL perfect warranted in all cases. the
Is affected.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Fatal Railroad Disaster.

CNJiNNAr, April ~, 1862
Tho Central Ohio Railroad express train, bound West
from reair this morning or tho track Spence
station, instantly killing Cobu, conductor, and 50
vogely wounding several others
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
City Intelligence.

FOUND DRowyED.-The body OF an unknown man was
yesterday morning found floating in the dock pier No
East river. The body Of unknown man was found in
the dock foot OF Murray street North river The Coroner
apati al
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
Disaster to tho Old Point Boat.

BALTIMORE, April 22, 1867.
The Old Point boat which started last evening was
obliged to return, slightly damaged by tho storm, but
left again this morning ct eight O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Two Splendid Performances at sar.
NUNS MUSEUM to-day, at each of which ''IIop O. M
Thumb and "The Lady Of Munster' will be played.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
The Rivers and Creeks I'm New Hamp-
shire and Vermont Greatly Swollen.

BOSTON, April y, lSO2.
The rivers aud creeks throughout Nav Hampshire and
Vermont are swollen TO extent seldom before known
Railroad travel is more or less destroyed by the sub
merging Of railroad tracks; but yet the inportpnt
I,rid eta nd
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
OmoiaI Drawings OF murray. EDDY. &

Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kENrUCKY, EXTRA CLASS jS9-Anril %. 1862
~, 60, 30. g., t6. 81. 10, SO. 60. 3, 80, 40 81.
KEsTuCKy. Class lN-Apri q. 1867.
:, -. 20, as, ~, 80, 35. 81. Sc IS. IS. Is.
Circulars free OF charge addressing either 10
MURRAY EDDY co.
Coyington, Ky, or ~. Louis, No.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Pure Tobacco.-Yciiow Bank Tobnc.
co.ioodwins Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, free from ali
impurities o sale by al tobacco aud cgar dealers aud az
wholesale by T.. GOODWIN BROTHER, 200 Water street
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
The Boston weekly Bank statement
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sroCE BOARD.
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THTLADELFHIA sioux BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April -, 1852.
stocks firm. Pennsylvania j's, SJtf: Reading Rail.
road, 2li. Morris Canal, sag; long Island Railroad
l2ia Pennsylvania Railroad, asa. Sight exchange
New York at par
Pun ADsLrnA April %, 1862.
Flour dull; extra. sj 81 50 so. Wheat arm: sales
600 bnshels red at 81 % 81 ~ white at 81 50 40
CJrn active az 54c. Whiskcy steady at 24c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvatfve
and Wigs the best in the word Wholesale amp retail ana
the cye privately applied At No. 6Astor IIousc
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

kESrccky. Extra CLASS i37-Auril q, 1862
80, II, IL, -, 81 81, 81, -, IL, 80, 81, 8, 6l.
DELAWARE, CLsss 2G-Apr ~. 1862
90, II, 81, 80, d, o3. O6, 10, u, "a, 50, 81.
3ouN A. NORRIS & CO.
Wilmington Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Prizes Cashcd I'm ait Lrgalizcd Lot
clies Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
lyWall street. stairs, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

That subscription list be prepared and sent TO each
member e the committee urging the Importance OF
prompt assistance and vigorous effort for suhscripon
and that the committee meet TO morrow at one o'clock
at the Chamber Of Commerce.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Kccfe's New Restaurant and Private
SnJrcr Rooms pcncd h No l2G Crosby stree, ad ouing
his former place of business.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Bachelors Hair Dyc.-The Hest I'm the
world harmless reliable aud instantaneous Sold aud an
pied al BACHELORS Wig Factory. Ii Bond sierei.
The New York herald., 1862-04-23
The Union Citizens of Florida.

Att meeting held Tuesday April %, 1862, at the Cham
bor Of commerce, by the committee appointed a, IN,
Merchants Exchange, the 10Th Instant FOR the rc ef
q those Union citizens Of jacksonville Florida who
compelled to y from that city the withdrawal OF the
United states troops, II was On motion, resolved
10 increase the committee, and the following named
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

IIcrring's Patent Champion Fire ana
Huglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway OF Murray street.
New
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

Hul, fnimitablc Hair Cutter, No. 4 Ba,
eas Street Hair Dye, 30 cents, black brown bcs, in
The New York herald., 1862-04-23

And one hundred and fifty priva,ss.
The Oriental reports the following vessels remaining
at Port Royal
Steamships Atlantic, Cahawba, Ben Deford, Fulton,
Empire City Cosmopolitan, Delaware, Boston aud Hon
duras.
Ship WIN. Cummings:
Barks Texas, Luzon Eagle.
Brig J. p. Eicott and two others
Schooners Lofty, Americus Semitic and others.
Ships ofwar Vermont and wabash
Gunboats Florida, Augusta, Bienvie, Fiambsau and
Tiers.
We are under obligations TO Mr.. Antonio Lahens,
Purser of the Oriental for favors The following is
list OF the passengers by the transport Oriental:
Major II. NJ. Hough Lieutenant .weservet. DR.. L. NJ
Mcclellan, Captain 1eouze, Major Cooper Major u. X.
Penbown, Mr. Iaeton, Lieutenant VIM. Wealen, Mr..
Cohen, Captain Parker Mr.. Wheeler, b. u. Clark, G.
Tucker, r. Wilson, Q; Cartlng, Quartermastors Clerk;
Lieutenant A Bainbrdge Captain Elder, Rev Mr. Blake
H. Chase, A. N. Stout, Mr.. Morton, Mrs. Saxton, Mrs
CORTLAND Lieutenant Gair, Mr.. Mooro z. Atwird, T..
Bndd. DR.. G: Andrew, Mr. Ketchum, Captain Eady
Lieutenant Morton, X. Thompson, j. W. Fuller, W. H..
Calvert, II. Wood, John Morris.