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FROM WASHINGTON.

" AEMINGT0Ns May 70. o..
The President has appointed the following VS.
tors 70 the Military Academy at West Point Tor
he anncal examination ofls62: Rev. J. hnelPs
If California, James Il. Copeland Of Delaware,
Horace Biddle Of Indiana, Hon. James Knox Of
illinois, Hon. Isaace P. Christiancy Of Mlchi-
.,n, Edward B. Mcpherson Of Missouri, Hon
5amuel Upton Of New Hampshire, Hon, Thom-
IS Plarpenter Of New Jersey, Dr. Francis Hay
land ofRhode Island, John H. Rodgers Of Ten
lesse, Phillip Bartlett Of Virginia, DR.. Ormand
5eatie Of Kentucky, VIM. H B. Curtis Of YER
mont, L. Van B0llin Of Maryland.
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z8- Merchants 10 wAht7cf hats, caps and
straw goods, should net faii to call at 2l5 su-
perior street, Marble Block, where The latest
and best styles can be bought very low for
cash. Palm leaf hats and Shaker hoods by
the case or dozen. E.W. PEcE,
np2. Successor to Fuller 4 Co.
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4 Lecture Oh the Nature. Treatment and Radical
cure OF SprrmatorThut, Seminal Weakness, lnvol-
untary Emissions, ual Debility and lmpedueIt 20
Marriage generally Nervousness, Epilepsy and Fits
Consumption, Mental and Physical 1nc0pacity re
sultng from Self Abuse, &c. by Robert j. Culverei,
NJ D., author Of the Screen Book,
- BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent under seal, in plain envelope TO any address,
post paid, receipt Of six cents, two postage
stamps, TO DR.. J. G. KLINE, IL BoWerys New 1ork-
p. q. Box 1856. apr2-394
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WANpER1xG-A smart-loOking little boy
about eight years old Was brought to the In
dustrial School home short time ago, by
800 one Of orr citizens stating that the boy was
in desttution, both ragged and dirty. The
-1 boy stated to this gentleman that his fathers
business was to drink whisky He was taken
in, washed all his lclothes) rags disposed Of,
d it.i and sverything clean and good put on, which
q r nade him feel proud but even in this state
he run away several times, and was brought
back A few days ago he took his final exit
oJ ,1l and He have not seen him since but think
ing he might return, have delayed this no
- tico Now, as believe in prevention, it
,4a would be well if any Of our citizens see such
boy, 10 return him, either to our home, OF
&C 70 tic City Police. We know well the family
100 ahzTing 6rst taken his oldest brother to &
country home, and since then taken his mex
&c brother to the Reform Farm, after Prowlinl
the city streets stealing and pilfering, ant
seldom being in a better bed than dry good
j box or some COW stable, where he could &c
ell tbs. mix he wanted. This he stated to u
.ahE himself by taking care Of such boy prop
erty might be saved, fires prevented, and ba
=. Influences with other boys prevented.
R. WATERToN,
supt ClevelaGs Industrial School
Cleveland, May q, 1852.
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szs- Chambers Encyclopedia, No. 46, is
in the hands of the Agent, W. D. Baker, Op-
posite the Post Office. Published by Lippin-
colt 4 Co., Philadelphia. We haze so often
spoken Of the high merit Of this work, that
to repeat it seems supsrhuous.
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EMANcrPAr1oN BILL.

Potter's motion to adjourn, and its with
drawal to enable Porter Of Indiana to move
q reconsideration of the rejection of the
emancipation ell, denOminated "Yankee
tricks by the enemy The successful con-
servative party had kept all its men on the
ground up 10 the last moment, knowing
that this was the last -day which it was
possible to enter motion to reconsider
but were leaving full Of satisfaction when
the motion to adjourn was made. Porter
has the question in his hads now that it is
privileged and can be brought up when he
chooses. There is little doubt that a major
to reeonsier the passage Of such bs he favOs
framed like the properly bill freeing the
slaves of the leading CLASSES at once, and
of all within sixty days with the fifth
section of Blair's amendment providing
for voluntary colinization.
HealthfuI signs in the Senate to-day
A motion was made by Wright to lay the
House confscation bill on the table instead
of referring in order to insure It's speedy
passage. COllamer and Fessenden can
hardly help supporting it, now that the
Representatives from Maine and Vermont
are solid for it. The same will be the
case with the emancipation bill if passed
by the House.
BRIGADIER.
Col. Fitz Henry Was nominated Brig
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A SPLENDID IMPRovEMEST,-MEssRs Ed
IFoRs.-Knowing that you notice with pleas
ure every improvement that viii add to the
beauty Of our city, take the liberty to call
your attention to the handsome one lately
erected at the junction of Huron and Euclid
streets. Three iron yerandas, Of elaborate
workmanship, attached to two tasty brick
Gothic cottages, at the latter place, belonging
to Mr.. G. P. Smith. alike creditable to the
proprietor and the builder, of a most beauti-
full pattern, and not surpassed in this city,
each pannel representing cluster Of grapes
dropping between two spread leaves, splen-
didly executed. II any of your readers con
template a similar improvement, nothing
more tasty can be chosen than th;s, the con-
struetor Of which is Mr.. Holmes, already
we'll known in his branch of business. The
construction Of the floors in these is also
novelty in this country, being an excellent
plan to prevent decay, and great deal easier
10 keep clean, and the same as adopted in the
Crystal Palace in London at the great cxhi-
bitiou Of 1851.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


The combination of ingredients in these Pills are
the result of long and extensive practice They
mild in their operation and certain in correcting all
Irregularities painful Menstruaion, removing all OBJ
strucoRs whether from cold or otherwise, headache
pain in the side papation Of the heart, whites, all
nervous affections, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the
hack aud limbs &C, disturbed sleep, which arises
fro, interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN' S PILLS
wa she commencement of a new era in the treatment
Of those irregularities and distractions, which have
consigned MANY to premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health unless she IS regular, and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
aealth begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN' S PILLS
the most oectual remedy ever known for all COM
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes they are
invaluable including, with certainty, periodical reg
ularity. They are known to thousands, who have
used them, at different periods throughout the coun-
try having the sanction Of some Of Tire most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. The price. S1,OO per Box
containing from 30 tU 81 Pills
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by rem!tting 10 the
Proprietor. spd by Druggists generally.
r. p. H4fBCHINCis Proprietor,
- Cedar-Sf, New York.
rss- Suld Wholesale aust Retail in Cleveland by
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HUDsoN's UxRIvALLED TOoEH PAsrE.-Is
winning for itself unbOunded praise wherever
introduced. Try it. For sale by Strong 4
Armstrong, J. H. & A. S. Gorham, N. C
Brewer, G. W. Clark, and druggists gene
rally. ap3O;Rl7
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR REST-For a
pleasant residence, at cheap rent, within ten
minutes walk from the Park. Apply at the
house, 2l2 Euclid St., or address p. 0. box 33l
Nav 2s : 3sy
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&E We invite attention 10 the advertis-
ment of Geo. SchOby in another column. NJ !.
S. is frst-rate workman, and win comp te
all jobs given to him promptly and aC the
most reasonable rates.
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CoNHITTED.-Henry Bronson, charged with
robbing the mails at Bucyrus in the summer
Of 1861, was examined before 1. s. Com
missioner White yesterday morning, and
committed to Jail in default Of ba.l, which
vas nlaced at s.. 900.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RHEVMATISM

No disease Is certain Of cure by Brandreths Plll
this They soon take out Of the blood the particu
lar virus upon which all pain depends, and the pa
tieut Is cured
Mr.. T. n. Adams, 90 Twelfth Street, New York,
suffered with rheumatism for a long period. He was
attended by able physeiuns, but their prescriptions
were Of no avail he was unable to move without as
slstanoe, and for months almost entirely confined
to his bed Al this period Of his sickness, when hope
had fed, and he expected 70 be cripple for the
mainder of his life, he was recommended to use
BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The hrst box evidently made him botter; the i'm
proyement WAS more decided from the second box,
and By the time he had used eighteen boxes, he was
entirely cured Of rheumatism and the strength and
supleness Of his limbs wero restored Il Is now
year that this cure has been effected, and he has
had no return, but continues the enjoyment Of per-
feet health. May 9th, 1861.
sold by A. 5. Gardner, 222 superior-St Cleveland,
Ohio, and by al respectable dealers in medicines.
"The Root of all Evil is the venom of
disease nstiled into the system BY eaTly abuse in
dulgenoc an5 eNoess Of any kind This must be Grad
icated from the system without delay; no- moment
should be lost. The pernicious Of mercury will
not do it; nay It will iniure rather Than cure. Trose
/, ?, and B. Is your only chance-A perusa Of the
book Human Frailt, or PLY zological Researches
illustrated with eolored engravings, will explain
everything Il will only cost you 95 cents. To be
had Of DR.. Barrow, l9i BleckeU-St, New York. sent
free Of postage everywhere.
Sold by G. W. Clark. Druggist, Cleveland, Ohio.
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CALL For MORE TROOPs.

SParHGfIELD, Ill, May n.
The Governor Of this State has issued call
for three regiments Of volunteers for three
months, Tor Immediate service 70 relieve req
mants now under marching orders foF the held.
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MORNING LEADER.
~ AlyERTIsEalENTs.

- INV AnyERTTsEsrENTs.
John Ellsisr-Acsdcny of Music.
Rob't. Hanna & Co.-For Lake Superior
I. P. shergooa-Jusi Received.
Rsttbers 4 Hansuann -Ii.is ThFesd eanntlots,
L. Rshrdiet Sons -Nuw style Hets.
ds do Roya' Hats.
Do a. -raaias' and Misses Flats
raylof, 0risguld Co. -NI0noT Found,
P. a3-t3minisiraiot's sele.
4. - eiaua 4 O. -Naslsnnock Potsaoos
!. .c6wios-Adsortlsea Leitea
A. 81, Leadae ofee-laral Notire.
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ADYRRTIsRD LRTTERs.
Tnesda1, lIay oT. Ia0Q.

charge Of Ono Cent Persona calling for them viii
please DO prepared with the necessary change,
e ~ BhS once will DO open at ~ A. M snd close
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TAILORING. .

GENTL EMEN'S CLOTHES CLEAN
IT ING, Rsnovaiing aad Melding Establishment;
FFsE1,fs AtTr3 Tailor, no ~ ProspuDt street, VII
hereaf er evos Ms attsntio 10 cleanng, renOyating
and menalng GRntlemen's clothing he has iaeili-
ties for doing hk work in the best manner teltls
men VIII find Il for their interest during thee hard
timGs 70 give Mr. Ager trial. may1'hA
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DELlc1oUs sSTRAwBERRIEs.-MOuld6 & Hogan
aa1 wiz accept our thanks for basket Of large
and most delicious strawberries, received at
sta ousbanctum yesterday morning. more lus-
yl7, oiOnS and highly Favored berry We have never
va saten. A supply Of the mostfavored varieties
wa alNays Be found st the corner Of Euclid
7l.sA a street and Public Square. Our readers win
please bear this in mind.
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CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN SCHRINK, HAVING Re-
% MOVED to his new quarters, Ne. 2 LYMAS'S
BLOCK, opposite the Court House, Public square,
l. prepared 10 receive the calls of his friends and the
public az large.
EyeryIhfng in the line Of Confectionery Is kept at
yTholasale ana retail a. usual. .
OVSTERS& 4 HOT COFFEE, ns well as tho choicest
eatablas served up Il moments notice
Dinner Is Served Daily,
fDr The aoeqmmodatlon q porsoni having buzina at
s1' = ~ W. - KENNETH ALE or URAUGHT.
IMPERfALA JEHLT GUN DROPS-superioE .
.rvthinT In the confectiopary ine-just received b.
- JOHN 6OHRIhK.
~ LOOK oUT ron THB TARyHT, ~ oetS'
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sS- Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at Wholesale, at
112 Bank street? Please call and see before
making your purchases.
apI:3s9 J. MAsURx.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

81 Fos fresh homeopathic Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, Of any strength
call at Halls, No. II Publie Square.
aug6RI1
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pnPEInH ARRIYAI.

CAPE Race, May 2.
The Europa, from Liverpool 18th and Queens
town 18th vas intercepted of here. Wheat and
,orn duh and declined.
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Richmond and PetersburgEYae-
Uated. lI +
REBEL BARBARITY ATFRBD-
ERICKSBURG.
The BATTLE OF FRONT ROYAL
GEN. sIGEL AT WASHINGTON.
OOnascatiOn and Emancipation.
speeIal pIspaleh % the clsveIand Leade..

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Lesdsr.
WAsHrSoToS, May 27.
Refugees from Richmond report both
that place and Petersburg evacuated by the
rebels; where they are gone no one knows,
or whether they still talk Of making des-
porate defense. The citizens are without
protection against marauders
ToRPBDoEs AT FREDERIoKsBURd.
Rebel barbarity was ezemplifed at
fredericksburg, where a magazine was
blown up by a torpedo, the building being
demolished, and sentry guarding it
blown to pieces Guards At the railroad,
station, only two hundred feet distant,
luckily escaped The torpedo had been
placed under the building since thorough
examination after occupation by our
troops. Two more tOrpedoes were subse-
quently found under the railroad track
Our soldiers were greatly exaspersted, and
with difficulty prevented from burning the
town.
RUHYER's PROCLAMATION.
Letters from the army before Richmond
say Gen. Hunters proclamation creates in
tense excitement and discussion. Hunters
endorsers have majority Of voices.
FIGHT OF FRONT ROYAL.
Information given by those who escaped
from Front Royal is that about one hun
dred and fifty men got of out of the whole
force Of about one thousand men, and that
of those lost four-ffths were killed. The
cry of the enemy was, "Give them no
quarters"
Reports concur that women fred out Of
houses at Winchester on Banks troops, and
that wounded and sick men, who had
crawled from the hospitals into the wheat
fields, were murdered there.
TAXATION
Senators who are opposed to Simmons
plan of taxation, say the Committees Tax
Bill is gaining ground and is sure of pas
sage, bet Simmons has altered the SCENE,
striking out the tax on sales and conhning
taxation to distilled and malt liquors, to-
bacco, petroleum oil, licenses and auction
sales, on all of which imposition was
raised, on whiskey, for EXAMPLE, to thirty
five cents. Cotton is not to he taxed,
the Senate having voted the proposition
down. New England went with the Dem
Oerats and border State men against, while
the Northwest, except Browning, voted for
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LUxURY.-Strawberries and cream were
served up to the guests Of the Angler House
at tea yesterday.
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PROM THE 10TH MAINE.

PoaILAND, May q.
A private letter from the Tenth Maine Regi-
ment says that regiment is across the n7er IN
Maryland, at WilliamspOrt.
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PETITIONS

OF Daniel Dunton, making further PROPOSE
tions regarding his appointment as East Side
Weigher Of Hay. Filed.
From residents of Sixth Ward, who have
formed themselves into company styled the
Alert Hose Company, asking their acceptance
as a company, and that the carriage and hose
of the old company be given them, and the
sum of $500 be appropriated to erect an En-
qine House. Fire and Water
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Medical Board Of Examiners.
ur.noutuTrpe n Y
SURGEON GENERAL's OFFICE,
CnIT-mRI-s- Mnv d


SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
CoLUNBus, May 26.
The Medical Board of Examiners viii con
vene on Wednesday, June 4th, 1862, at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, in the cily of Columbus, for
the examination Of candidates for the posi-
tions ofsurgeons and assistant Surgeons in the
army. By order Of
my27-4t GUSTAV c. E. WEBER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

WASTED-Two Printers at the Ben Frank
lin printing ONCE, Melodeon Buildings, 205
Superior street.
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5E5- Sixteen pages Of sheet music for five
cents at Everett & Wilson's. my2S-SS9-lw
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FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.

A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.
Dr. Sweets tsINFALLIBLE LINIAIENT is prepared
from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
the great bone SETTER and has been used in his prae
tice for the last twenty years with the most astonish
ing success. As an external remedy il Is without
rival and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders il Is truly infaibe, and curative for
Sores, Wounds Sprans. Bruises, &c, its soothing,
healing and powerful strengthening propensites, eX
cite the Just wonder and astonishment Of all who have
ever given it a trial Over four hundred certificates
of remarkable performed by it within the last
two years, attest TO this fact Strong Armstrong,
Agents for Cleveland Observation-Disclosures
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REVOLVERS & KNIVES.

DEVOLVRRs AND BOWIE
III KNTFES.-A hne assortment OF tleN2l1ins rs
fjIs such a. Colts New Model Bacon 3 RIDERS, Al
Ian 4 Wheock's, Sharps, Spies, smith 3 Meason -
ilrge and sulsl with various other kinds Just re-
II. HATTERSLET
GuS sroRR-l22 superior-st., Cleveland, o.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

DRANCH DRUG STORE.-THE
subscriber has rented and re-opened the
DRUG STORE. No. 319 ST. CLAIR-ST.,
formerly occupied By Dr. Rerner with an entire new
Stocl of Pure Ilruqs Medicines, Chemicals, Perfume
~ and Toilet Articles Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, Var
nishes Window Glass, Putty, Spirits Iurpentine'
Benzone Burning Fluid, Coal OIL &C.,
B5-Physicians Prescriptions and Family Recipes
carefully prepared by experienced persons, from pure
materials at all hours OF the day or night.
An articles sold by Us will be Of the BEST " ALL
Y and prices rens0nable and hope to give entire
Satisfaction to all who choose 70 avgr US with their
T. A. PALMER, $40 St. Clair-St.r
.nr2l and cor. Erie 4 Prospect-Sts-
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Comm0p Council.


President Masters in the Chair.
Present-Anthony, Benton, Blair, Bond,
Coonrad, Corning, Dixon, Freeso, Hunting
ton, Eeating. Meyer, Palmer, Roberts, Ro
gers, Sturges, Thomas, Wellhousr. Willard.
Absont-P0yne, Stevens, Van Tassel.
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BRIGADIER.

Col Fitu Henry Was nominated a Brig.
adler General to-day.
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yTniverE tlist Society
Sec'y So lomon Lodge No. 70.
Agent AGnrkat Fire Insurance Co.
4 tfiYertised' = Z. COW LES, p. NJ.
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The resolution suspending payments under
the net providing payments for tue troops en-
ployed IN the Department Of the West, was ia
ken up.
Nj. Henderson offered an amendment that the
Comm zsioners provided for report within sixty
DAYS which was sdopted-
me bin was then laid over and the tax bill
taken up.
A reduction Of the tax on tobacco was refused.
An amendment striking ont the tax on cotton
was adopted yeas %, nays is. The tax on auc-
tion sales was modified to per cent on mer-
I ohandlss, and tenth Of I per cent. on bonds,
I mortQAres, &c.
/ Pending motion Of Mr.. Wilson to strike out
the license to retail liquor dealers on the gro una
/ 81 immortality. he stating that be would vote
against the bill II such section Tas retained N u,
the Senate adjourned.
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NJ 4 n H 0 o D;

fEs- Sold Wholesale aud Retail in Cleveland b
sTRONG & ARMSTRONG. aprIleowR27
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
the FRIGHT OF THE REBELS.

OUR NEwBERN CORRESPONDENCE.
TIE REBELS CRAMPED FOR MEN AND AEANs-THEY
CONCENTRATE ALL THEIR FORCES FOR THE DEFENCE
OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EVANS APPEALS FOR RE-
NFoRCEMENTs UNHEEDRD, ETC.
NEwBERS, N. c., Dec l6, 1852.
Deserters and prisoners from the enemy, as well as
dispatches General Evans captured show that all calls
By General Evans FOR renforcemens from Petersburg,
Weldon and Goldsboro refused the ground that
each place needed all the troops available to protect their
own positions.
Dispatches have been received from Richmond at Vel
aon and Raleigh, well as Wilmington and Goidsboro,
urging the necessity OF renforcemens The rebels say
Burnside advancing and all lost If they not aided
ai Richmond even at the expense Of giving up North
Carolina They greatly frightened at the capital.
Mr. B. smith, chief clerk Of quartermaster in this
department pushing the repairs the railroad from
yhs TO Godsboro very rapidly Mr.. J. c. Merriam is the
Ssgneer in charge Mr.. Smith is exhibiting the greaes
tgor in his department and his services most in
valuable
The New York herald., 1862-12-20
Arrivals ana Departures,

MISUNDERSTANDING ScotiaMss Kinnard and servant,
Geo Perkins Mr. aud Mrs Palmer Miss Palmer Miss stew.
art CLARKE Grant Mr. and Mrs Rahc and servant Mrs
ana Miss Wdler MIR and Miss silver, Miss Whittemofe Rev
Jno Hewitt Nelson Miss Elliott, Miss uarcourt Hon
Brown and lady, Mr. Castiilon and lady, Mr. and Mrs
Mortimer three children and servant; y a., = wilson
Maar Hertz Miss Haderman, Mr. and Mrs Iorrence,
Lieut. stevenson, Sapayer Mr. and Mrs Stokes, MI Lar
ronde, Win Mcllor Mr. Dapierris, A IL simonn, o
Bncard Mr. All Mrs McC onick three children and
Esscr Iolbrook A l. seighornsr, Mr. DIVERS, Arch
dearon Ifcllmttn Mr. aud Mrs Eis, two children aud
nurss. Miss Pratt Nj and Mrs Forsythe Mr. Holderman,
Aber Mr. Mrs Bowie. Campbell Mr. CALDWELL Mr. and
Rs', M and Mrs Pouyert u Barton, Low,, NJ vii
M Moore Mr. Paterson, Mr. Cranston, Mr. Miller. K
Fors,tne, Mr. Robbins, sheepan Mr. and MRS Grosf,
sorsdorr, Rb, Roy Stokes zur Parklo obers1rer.
M Wsainednikoif, Raduschkin, Mr. Sewali, Mr. Cuft.
w,ern LivinRson NJ Lzardi, Rev W Boes, Bianchi,
Jodrmud, Mr. Eimtr, W Burns Mr. Bayen Geo Wedeleys
sedden, R,ds. ne yocdyard, " Green, MT oooar!sb,
Csisnnn l. TAFT Thos Lewis Geo Kelly. Miss u Saith,
Hon yudss Doughty v, ~ ao%e: n, Geo stePnsps xscst