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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Geo Froseisb Co n; jas Harmon. Co II John Lockwood
Co b ThCs McNe"ney' Co. b J. March, Co. l.; Henry
The following is list of the killed and wounded
in the 9TH and 9Th Independent NewYork Batteries,
raised by Col. Van Wyck with the 10th Legion:
SEVENTH BArrKRr.-Killed: Anthony Goodsel Mathew
Hicks, Felix Cieary. Wounded: Moses Crawford Chas A.
Baly John Proudht Nelson Legs Geo~Edsn John Hunter
JAS. NJ. Swain.
Eionrn BaTrKRY-w Wounded: Sergeant Jas R. Gemme
VIM Kelly Rudolph Smith, Orsn b. Maynard, VIM. CaII
Darius Hadley.
The following is the official report Of the loss Of
artillery in the late battle at Fair Oaks:
CAsEY's DIVISION.
First New-York Artillery-Tbree killed and
wounded.
Battery H-Lost gun and u horses
Battery A-Three killed, wounded, 2 missing.
Lost 96 horses, guns, and caissons.
Seventh New-York Battery-Three killed and
wounded. Lost 81 horses.
Eighth New-York Battery-Six wounded. Lost
l6 horses.
Total Lost, Artillery, Casey's Division-Oficers
killed and 3 wounded. Enlisted men, 6 killed. Is
wounded, and missing. Entire loss: SO men and
40 horses together with cannon and caiesons
The 9TH NswYork fired $50 rounds 9Th New
York fired 800 rounds; Company II, Let New-York,
fired SO rounds; Company A, LIST New-York,
lost all their caissons, and cannot tell how many
were fred
CoUCH's DIVISION.
-Four Pennsylvania batteries detached from Nc
Calls reserves, and in command of Maj. West.
Battery D-1 killed and wounded. Three horses
killed.
Fired first time COO yards from the enemy, and
second position 800 yards from the enemy fired 80
rounds.
Battery CT killed and wounded. Six horses
killed one gun wheel shot away and lost Fired
800 rounds.
Battery E-2 men wounded. Lost horses, and
fired 1872 rounds spherical case, 40 OF she'll OF can
lister and Of solid shot.
Battery 1T wounded. Ten horses disabled.
Fired $50 rounds.
/ sEDGwICK'S DIVISION.
| Magruders old battery, then Ricketts,, lost three
guns at Bull Run, and now Kirby's bsttery-one
! killed and six wounded Five horses wounded.
/ They crossed with the advance from Summers d.
vision, and reached position three-quarters OF a
mile from Fair Oaks Station at 1870 p. M, with
three guns and at 4:45 they opened upon the Rebes
al distance Of one thousand yards, with spherical
case and she'll At 81 IS the other three pieces were
brought up and put in action. The enemy then ap-
peared upon the right flank, and when within Que
hundred yards of the battery, the infantry charged
and drove them back 10 the woods -Four guns were
hauled after them by the 18th Massachusetts, and
the fire kept up.
| Part of the time three guns were worked with the
axles the ground the wheels having sunk into the
mud. The fire was continued till dark, they having
used 20 rounds of SHE'LL 30 spherical case 4S
ister and - solid shot.
No other artillery Vas In action, though more
were in line Of battle This makes A pieces Of ar-
lery in action ~ of which Were Napoleon smooth
bores; but pieces were lost, and 2756 rounds were
fired.
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NOPE CONNECTIONS.

lANFt ~ AZ RICHMOND June y ifb-
10 The Editor IF The N y. Tribune.
SIR: In your issue OF June :, appeared certain
grossly erroneous relative 10 the battle OF
Seven Pines, which in justice to these interested, !
desire 70 correct. Il 10 stated By Lieut.. Howell Of
Syrati5 Battery. thai the enemy drove in our
pckets without firing gun, and within ten minutes
after the lirst alarm. were upon our main body
Til, Is q great mistake Tor the pickets retired
fi.ng, and fs back under a galiitg fire from the
Rebel influtly. A scattering fire was maintained on
both side.. al the way through the woods, on the
oppos..e SIDE Of which our line Of pickets was sta
toned. but not iii the enemy had advanced to near
TIL. edge Of the wood, did the heavy firing com
mcnce. Then II Was thai the tremendous volleys OF
musketry were poured in Jy The Rebels, and re-
turned by ON unainching infantry, represented by
old veterans 10 have been the most terrific they ever
heard. II was, however, physlcal impossiglily
for the enemy to advance through the half mile Of
thick woods, driving strong picket force, WIN
its reserves, before them, into the face Of our Dat
tefifs 10 IN 0!gatss
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William Wharton, jr., OF Philadelphia, has been
appointed Superintendent of Construction OF the
Washington Passenger Railway, and his patent self
acting switch has beer sdopted On the road This is
a. .lcs.lsrt H'sftep.
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scrpton Law, which made the JEFF. Davis rule more
obnoxious than al other causes combined. II was
eded by the torch Of the incendary applied to
the cotton the band of soldiers burning the crop OF
the planter, in spite Of mems expostulatons and
wonens tears the destruction Of vast quantities OF
sugar, the searching OF dwellings, and hunting down
Of men who attempted TO preserve something from
the general ruin. Finally came the demoralized
troops, flying from Fort Pillow, perpetrating out
RACES which, in Union soldiers, would have been
pronounced diaboIical, even riding through the
streets in their mad debauch and discharging their
muskets at the houses.
Had we come here four months ago, we should
have met with such reception rs was given to our
troops in Nashville but these outrages have caused
general reaction, and made Memphis ready to well
come any change which brought stability security,
protection for life and property.
TIE NEGROES.
of you have not come here to free our niggers,'
asked heavy STAKEHOLDER yesterday why are
they all 80 delighted to you'll" His premises are
correct however erroneous his conclusions. Mem
phis, like other commercial cities, has not many
slaves, bnt they all receive us ss friends When the
Rebel fleet went down, their JOY found vent in the
most extvavagant demonstrations When the Union
flag went up, they hailed it as the symbol OF Free
dom. Everywhere giadness shines from their eyes,
and even from the windows of the buildings labeled
"Slaves Bought and Sold their dusky faces look
out in joyful welcome.
Yesterday negro woman, with her neager bun-
die of clothing wrapped in bright bardanna, went
into the Provost Marshals Office and asked for pas
sage to St. LOUIS. Are yon free?' inquired the
officer. sob, no. she replied, "Mr. Reed is my
mass'r." "And do you suppose we have nothing to
do but to carry oil the negroes = swell, don't
know but reckon You'll take me, won't You"
in spite OF the stringent orders prohibiting it,
some OF them To the transports daily, imporng
projections and whenever large land.force arrives,
they viii drit into the lines in considerable num-
bers, Gen. Halleck and Gen. Buell. to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
DERAEGEMENT OF THE CURRENCY.
The shinE asters and Confederate notes, which
form the only currency, rapidly falling of their
own weight, or rather Of their own Gghtness. No
edict viii be required to drive them out of crclla
ton; many OF the people refuse them already. But
their worthlessness will cause suffering among the
poorer classes who have other representative Of
value. With salt at 500 per sack, boots at $40
pair cotton goods 10 cents per yard and other
articles in proportion, it is easy TO see how greatly
the currency has been inflated. Money, such as it
is, is plenty, even if it does require s. PAPER to
buy 81 in gold. Abr.
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-" 4 painted Jovc,
With idle thunder Ia bis 'i'ted hand
QUIET IN MEMPHIS.

Neupbis remains marvelously serene for cap
timed civ. There clashlng between the people
and the soldiers. Even martial law does mol eNtti
travellers pass in and out pleasure, though coming
directly from BcauTegards camp, or gong To u.
Tho most bitter aud turbulent spirits are IN the
army. or lied Southwark AZ our approach, ana ihe
countenaices Of the most OF the remaining popula-
ton. would crafty tie Vicar Of Wakefield, VINO
vns q" by nature an ndmrer of happy human taees
IL has required but little time 10 dsslpate the
effect oil all the rsyng which was produced by Gen.
Buffers order concerning the women OF New
Orleans. Yesterday heard lady who was con-
yersing with another, IN her own yard, remark:
:. Why. Ihaynt heard of a single rude word from
one of these Lincoln solliers." Others contrast the
Sondnct of the Unonlsts with that Of one or two
regiments of Rebels who passed through IN their
diobt from Fort Pillow. They robbed sores, pressed
borses and carriages, and in their drunken brawls
killed one OF tho Home Guards, and wounded
-cyerai citizens who attempted TO restrain them.
BUSINESS REyIyING.
AZ first after our occupancy, places OF bnsiness
were ciosed the streets were deserted and Memphis
was Ike Syria, under tho observation OF iusei
nrowue. WHO saw only one nun exhibiting my sign
~ activity. and he was rolling off the roof OF a
house. IL should be noted, however, that, among
the few shops which were open, wa. The iniiiiueIy
eet attainment on Main street, OF the immortal bliss
perdu who, when cut of by the bio, kade from the
ontside world proposed to ignore Pans ana New
York by creating new and purely original fashions
for the ladies of the independent south. Inc pro,
ieet was brilliant; bat the two bonnets one hat ana
!, few rolls of ribbons, and sprigs Of flowers IN her
great show window prove that II was not eroWhed
with brilliant success.
Now, TIC siTsers are lively. aId EelEly RAJ tisI
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A II. GALE d CO., PLANO-FORTES,
~ No JOI East l2hst, invite attention to their new scale
PIANOS Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
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&ISn NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in
Chances tor Business Men.

nRUG STORE for SALE.-A Drug Store,
~ with fixtures complete doing good jobbing and
retail trade located In the borough Of Esston Pa offered
for ALE To an energetic business man. this Is
chance For particulars. address Dr. g sANDr Esston Pa
EOR SALE-A frst-class WOODEN MILL,
containing sixteen sets of Cards and all the Machinery
necessary rating the same to the very best advantage
with abundant supply of at oil times This property
de,rsby situated in pleasant and healthy town. hsv.
ing facility Tor transportation Of goods by raroed and
canal Tho storehouses barns &c appurtensne
to il are s in GOOD condition The Mill is In full and
successful operation and way capable Of doing a. mucn
frs class work q any mill OF its size In America VIII be
sold and reasonable terms and possession gwen eny
time when wanted. For particulars apply TO
JAMES #. ELDREDGE
No. 70 Congressst, Boston,
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1flusical Jnsirumenfs.

AT WALKERS WarerOOms-CGntOn Hall,
N ss.or-place and 3thst near Broadway, large stock
OF Horizontal aud Upright Pianos new and secondhand, fer
sale and Hire. Allowance made for hire If purchased
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DEST and cheapest Upright Boudoir Cot
tsre PIANOS In America Square Pianos at so,
$50 40 100 no. SIPS bl1j &C. for sale and to rent BY
CHAMBERS in the BibleHouse. 9th ST. corner OF 4ihsv
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E,OR SAL E-A WHITE MARBLE
L. QUARRY, In Ess, Chester; will be sold low, and on
accommodating terms line OF Harlem Railroad and one
hour from New viii join in working Il address or
apply to A. }. McCAhif, scsrsaAo-
EOR SALE-The old established DRUG
STORE No. lgI Bowery corner Of Grand st.; It Offers
area, rs being well stocked and doing excel en cash
suine Apply at No. l21 Bowery OF Grandst, be-
fore O. IN o AFTER ) p
Two EASTERN MANUFACTURERS
advertiser thorough business wishes TO secure the
AGENCY CAicsgD OF Eastern House. the agency OF
which would business lie wishes 10
chase stock OF from $4,000 70 $1,000 and pay for the sane
in rood unncnmberod real including finely improved
farm OF in the immediate vicinity of SPRING
i.ld Illinois. Please address FRANK BAKER, No 1877
West 9thst, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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rVHE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

In compliance with the wishes Of the Public the Shares OF
the Turkish Bath Company have been reduced to TEN DOL
LARS each.
Those however subscribing Eve shares the
of $50 viii beide the egusy dividend ENJOY the privilege
OF FREE TICKET. available once Ia every two months
which gusrau tees " per cent on the Investment.
Subscriptions 60 the Stock Of the TIL KISH BATH COM
PANY will now be received the Offices OF the following
Journals: Evening Post Express. Journal Of Commerce
LINES Tribune World snify air aud at Aess Appleoys.
No. 10 Waierst
The following gentlemen compose the Board of Direction:
Hon Alex. ". Bradford, LIZ Valentine Mott, NJ D.,
VIM. Cullen Bryant esq. John OIdronsux NJ d. San
Theo ". Dwight LII D. Col itary Commission,
CO., Inv school J s. 1hayer, esq,
Hon Geo FOLSOM Hon. Daniel r. 1femsnn,
Chas (ioiirev Gunther en-, John Torrey, MD,
Charles King LII Pie. Col VIM. IL. Van Buren, Md,
20 en-. Sanitary Commission.
4 OcCANyAN Secretary and General Manager.
NB-Mr O~CANYAN can be seen at the ONCE Of Vanity
l.. n. 49,, At M. FL place
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DEPRVATIONS.

The war comes home to the business and bosons.
not merely of the poor, but of the weather classes
Old friends assure me that they have not tasted cof-
arrived from the North, the stewards OF the boats
are beseged with requests for small quantities. The
self-sstaining South, it seeus is not even able to
make candles at all events families in the country
and in the suburbs beyond the domain Of gas, are
compelled TO sit in darkness through the evening or
adopt the primitive method Of burning q floating
wick in vessel of cotton-seed OIL With the crash
of the worthless currency, there will DO good deal
Of want among all classes.
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We learn that some OF the butchers refused on
Saturday TO take the Confederate notes for beef
There has been order issued 60 prevent the people
passing such money as they have, but it seems the
butchers have become 90 law unto themselves" in
this respect.
The railroad money, we are assured by broker
is much better secured than any other form Of shin
plaster. They express upon their face that they
will be taken for freight, and as long as the roacs
exist they are safe. Let not our people be too
quick to retire their present currency lest they in
fict injury upon many too poor to help themselves.
THE STORES BEGINNING TO OPEN.
Business has not been resumed yet. There are
indications, however, that it may te ere long. We
noticed few stores opened yesterday, and il is not
improbable that oIners may be before long. Many
course tbes: Will continue closed There Is already
q retail trade springing up.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10
nslarn Of iEr. Cnners,,.

Th. Hon. Simon Cameron. Minister 70 Rnsfis
returned On Saturday from ST. Petersburg, having
received a short fuflsugh. Ho hss 30, resigned his
position h, yet, but will leave for Washington 70
day 70 consult with tho Administration. lie
reports ths friendly feeling Of the Russian Govern
ment 10 be ~ sieadfa.t az ever. The other European
Governments are ttill considering the question Of
intervention. mr. Cameron ftaies thai three I'M
iron clad steam being eonstrncted u
England, with which it is supposed an attack WI
be made upon our Northern eires. The sympathy
for the Rebels in Europe is represented to be III
ereas.pg daily. Mr. Cameron expressed surprise 81
the unprotected condition Of this city.
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Arrived.

ship Daniel Webster (U 8 hospi,sr: Bo.hsu Fortress
Monroe Nov with 3.o sos ,olde" 20 s. Sanitary Con
mission Nov off th, yonh end Of tie Woodland, fe In
with shtshp that had been stationed Of Sandy book
which. during ibe sale Of Tho 7h broke her mooInzs an
The Daniel Wsbstsr had heavy gale iron n H. Oh the
1th inst.
Ship L. Chandler Liverpool Sept 25 md,s. to Zerega
Co. lad heavy westerly wind. mot Of ne p.',ae OFT
~ lat &c 2s lon +0. spoke kngl'h bark ROYAL Adelaide
a, ian "a Ion "a. spoke bari wsrd Everett, from st Joia
tr Boston; Nsv g. 50 mile, z y fr9m tho Highlands
took piio, from bo,t Washington 10 y.
Ship American Conzr.fs WOODWARD, London - DAYS IN
bslA., TO rinn- Mn,urnk Co Had very heavy wes.h.r
and split ssi, during tho passage lost oSenosid I'd
Snip Grahsus Polly, Norton. cirsenii tsey) Sept II
ps'sed GiDr..ar Oct Il br.mstone 20 J. AIMS 20 nov
i % 81 o II 30 spoke bark Pamela Flood from Now
Ship TrsrGa.bsr toi Bath, E..tman n-spo' day, 81,
Oci IS lat 40. lon ~ spoke hip charlotte h.aes
fo London day saw shp frank baJno Nol ba'h Mel
Slip Belle Wood Bn,h. Liverpooi De, mj.e and pcs,
10 John A. McGsw Had westerly winds during most Of The
sbp II n,.min Adams Ch.,e Liverpool Sep, "a, nd., nnl
II pass 10 1apscott co. Had heavy westerly weather mos
ship Ere, Td. store London and tho Down, Oct, IN
Ras Nina iBr of Nontros Barns Monirose 40 days ir
s order EIpeHencsi heavy weather most Of the pas
bnk ROsmoud (n.w) Fic..p, Minbrdre, Ne. days
llnber TO Peci Church Erp..ieresd hsayy ~saihsf.
to mastar. Experienced heavy weather
BARK KAnswhA Chapman Hashinss'n days In ballast Il
master. . , =,
sear r.w YOrt. Good.ell Boston days mdfe. 10 J. G
Dayton 60.
Capp.
schr A. Hammond. Paine Boston day.
sehr. william. Durham Bath far B,timor%
gchf Helen MAJ. Haskell Bangor days
srhr P,un.,lv Ladd Sorrit-.
sclf Conema -. baugoT dayE
Sshr Robert Bruce smell. Denrls
schr Experiment. b4ssr. bennis.
Sctr John g. Cniins. pr-Fse Aibsn, for Pr0viiess.
sohr hicf Champion. ElEsbrthport. coal Tor Norwich
Srhr Hosnoks ra4I Eizsh sheihport. coal .or Ialnioa-
F.fr Ua tiniorr % Koncou' for Boston.
schr Leader. Potter. Rondout Tor Bath.
steamer Iron t't,s IaIdsNesr fhGdelphA mdse. 70 Lo
Ter a hiIk. stics -
se,msr Wostohs.tr, Nys, Providence Isdse. to Ed.rI
ByunsI
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nis1stcrs. Gr,

CoLrioS.The Br. bark Eva, rived Oct from Fleet
rood Ens ing anchor IN the North River ds.sed foul
ef the Spanish e and os, her ioIe ,opsssn mast snd
bead Of toymss Tho a,s mad hr dying j5beom carried
sw.y and The Ie,tings badly tom.
Ths Pruian bark Dens,.s. outward bound and at anchor
IN the river dIsssed fou Of the Meck!onb-g bark Herzog
GooTg outward bouDd the pensisg .ous her stArboid
and buwsib, and her rgg,ng badly damaged The H. O..
lost iro iopsaHsn, ..t obSo. bowIprit head saa had
Dsws badly .,ove
FLoaTTD OFy-Ths scbr. Isabels previously reported
ashore on the ro1 Of Tenth street, Eat River after dis.
charging Of hor cargo Saturday fostod 90, snd
nov lies at tho foot Of rworSy, street steam pump 10
on bosfd pumping her out.
TnE VErCKka SoHH. RIsGGorp, Capt Merritt. sf th.,
port Sunday tho Assarce OF the v-cls ssho -
At oiuess Hole bLs caIies la Of lSers and steam
pumps -, n, - Toe,
The following vessels vsnt ashore duIs the gale yestar-
da,: BaIk Antotsn for Eoston with ofs0 of coal, s u
of water Bal, Amelia from 0ouc-sier with cuso Of hsh.
full waer schr ksdTon, VI Qusckshoo In bA!asi schr
Bosros. Nov. g. 1862.
Tho s1op Jo.oph Richardson fIoui tilarord Me. boGDd
for Aorsuda with cargo OF merchandise went sshore CT
proviIre.owa. Crow s.ved.-lBy teIsgrsph =,
The Br .ohr Mary from 81 Andrews TOR Boston lumber
loaded went ashore NJ Winthrop Head last night IIs 90"
saved. Vessel a total loss.
lBy ,eiesa aph to Elwood Walter sec'y Bd Undw'ra
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Bass~gyers Arrived

IN usdrthiy Sofia, from LieUpooi-A stuart. " Miller,
NJ and Nh, Th npson III. I'D Mrs ~ cner, chht and
nuss Nis. Fischer Mo Nersay ~ ana f- Jou" three
gh;srs aud son. Mr.. Bou .ief AMI son r Nht-sey
N and Nis. HEAVIER Mr. aud Mr. Allen, is ksnnArd sud
..rl. Mr snd Mf.. ienIgues snd daughter. Nj And krs
Fry sf ana Mrs. bailey, Fey r Lsuftpt a. Hinlry MI'
A hnnuhalrr cs and rurse Mr. end Mrf hnunl1ie Ali
roveao4 B wood softh, NJ fsrando. Mr. snd hTs alt
MI Al bsck Mas Ionlst0ck ~ q. and Mfs 4nuian sd
duugt.rf Mr., aud Mi-s ytford MTs Albert Nrs Mci.ni
Ms ssud,fs1n kirs Svsue Ar snd Mfs rooks. Dr. and
Ms Maine M ed Mr.. s,iait Nh ed Nn flsl'ehs
and child. sirs Conin Nj NefrinF. fI. LorbeT Rev. Mr.
Woll.sry i. u smlth John Pat,e NJ snd dfs G irke.
en- a.d nurse; Mr. aud Mr.. Wakf. BIZ sDd ifs fersl'
og Mp Cachafd children and nurse hrv ~. Bayiry
Mr. AID Mis- WGhou, MiEs 0smbi !, Nh end Mrs Ioyl7
aud child Wa Iisfss C0ye if iio g. Lord Ly ons, john
Eusaes Joseph Ca.tl,maf, Mr. sfd 'irs Lsnrdon Dr. p
Chsmplin MIs Lngdon. Mr.. aad Nile. Plrney Ms Nea'
Dr. ard ME- TsJp,a Dr. aud slI, Brouniow and child W.
snh Nr and Mrs Stuart nnd three chilieo MI snd Mo-
pogon Mr. aud Ma. N. Bouiton. Miss Hon. D. Gam
ofo fsnj aud .fyant; Ms. Bowen. NJ aud SlIs I.rTy,
Mr Watson md three daughters Nr and Me Scott ard
eh len Misc Shines MI snd ia. w a.. smith aud d.osh
Mr. Livns sston Nr snd Mrs Griffith, Mir and Mr.. Crozer,
Nj and Nfs CspaGtcr .ndtso daughters. mrs Csnston
child ard nurei Mr. Davis, T. schnchndt, MI aad MIa
Caldwell aud ss4vtut Nj. Lehman and daughter A. Terry,
RucLsuaB, ~ WGshburn, two Mines Trfy, Miss Bronze
r Nfs. Bale hi dren and Mira Sehnhbel sni
t-TvAnt, M. ard Miss Hitchcock Dr. q HGsd. h foser
MI scartmlnga Mf rbayef Hf and Mrs de "a Orans. and
P.gen,tec&er Watt hT seiz- and brother, Mr. Go,lng
MI de- SoA, Aiss fsIlknsr Miss Donaidson NJ and MI.
FRY child aud Mr. Plstt Mr. Hendrck. MI Brown,
Mis-, RibeTt his. Buekwo H. Mslet and servant Mira and
MIss Kirby Me,srs burbank de Costs Miller brownhap,
Jules RsyBsad, 0Aep, YsssI snd wifs u pssss Auphy'