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The national Republican., 1862-04-26

.EIn smother coisma may he seen few
oi the many testimonials from well Known citizens
~ Wsshiugton, and they speak louder than any.
thing We could say II 10 with pleasure VIC lay them
,i before candid and spprec!atlvs public Our peo
wants the physician who prescr,bes remtdies that
are cure 70 cure him, and such person Is found 10
DR.. Tunbiety, Iadisn Herb Doctor -
Come and sec for yourselves 70 lame and suffering,
Oh, .ye rheumstio and dy log, come and see.
Light shall again the faded eye Hume
Aud rosy health the pallid cheek resume.
Thousands rescued from dksase and death,
Invoke Gods blessings on Tumblety.
desire your prosuate hearts 10 lit,
-FOUR bleeding wounds TO cure,
hud with the treasures Of natures git
Relieve the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe diseases and
tel his patients the nature OF their complaints or
Illness without receiving any Information from
them. No charge for consultation.
Ofics No. II, wasbiag 90 Building, PeEnsylya.
niA svenue, oeraer Of Seventh street.
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The national Republican., 1862-04-26
AolA Aot,keRy.

/, Yesterday forenoon, Captain Crounse, of ,hs
Fifh New York battery. missed a valuable gold
watoh, and $40 IN money, from his tent In the
enoafnbment wcst OF the city and suspsetiaa
black man whom he had employed as Q ser.
after learning all the particulars. set the poi oe
Al work TO ferret out The author NJ the eobbe-y.
after long search, Officer Middleton found the
dArkey IN one Of the vilest dens OF infamy On
the Island. The watch and SIS Of the nop,y
whoss name was VIM. Paxton, having spent Il Q
other u.
The cssa WAS one gf great snurmity, GrvsA thv
Fact that Paxton had been most kindly treated
by the oficers OF the battery, and they though
~ much Of him 10 10 put great Conddenos Il
Him. = - 80. -" ''"
Justice Fsrsuson sent him 10 isii for court.
The case win probably 20 hard with him.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

RYGMEEs - WILLIAM. A.c.inn..,.
y THuSTEE'S HALk OF lOr Ui GROUND
AT AUCTION -Oa MONDAY, Ia. 5h d; o
Nay 1862, shalt 81, 10 front Of .he p:.n'lses q;
o'clock, p. M, by virtue of q deei of tust 20 tr
Subscriber, bearing ds,e the ID day of sH'il. -.
&pd ly reco! deu in Lber J. A. S, M. q l!p'
lbO, lOl atd l0:, one of the land record. or Wae
ipgiou county in the Dlrrlct Of Cauu.bs, lie 'ol
lowing named prSperty, lying y being /. the city
VI Wellington District aio e,aid VIZ.
North part Of Lot numbered seventeen. - HI
slluare mum rbsred five hundred anG eighty five .tN5
having front OF 45 feet On s, cond street run
uiug back to aiey-the course AND dist nee Hi1T"
fully made known on the day OF sa.,--with the .l.
provements.
Terms of sa'e- One half casi: balance In s'y nn'
twelve months ihs pu, chaser to give noes fir the
deferred payments, bearing interest ircm day Gi
sale, deed given and deed of trust taken.
All coLv vsyAnc!ng at the cost Of the purchaser /.
the purchaser should TAI! to comply with The terms
h i've days after the sale the trus ee reserve tls-
right 10 resell The property ut the risk at cost 4 r
detaulting purchaser by advertising Ih- -sme tire,
Times IN the Republican pewsraper
MAuLoN ASHFORD
Trutee,
GREEN Il WiLLThyS.
ap SS-eodkis Auctio etr
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ap sS-sodkil

- Ninth street and Penn. dtennr -
On MONDAY, the 2sth day OF April, 49, =,
o'clock p. m BY virtue Of deed of t-ust tided
in Iiber A s., No 90, iolios gs6 c. 'e oae Of the
land records for Washington county, v c, shsli
sll, at the Auction Rooms Of Wal h Sarna'd,
called
. ASANT PLAINS
Situated iu the county or washinrtop. OIL the Sew
euth street road, imm diately adjoiuirg tiis '"l
keepers hou' e, at the first tolglte.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
U, d WARD. fa
Trustee
WALL h BARNARD.
mar 1y-law@wSds huctioneers
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
WASHINGTON, April ~. 1862.
AnluseIno onSs.


GaovEs's TnEArR..-The performance last
evening was one Of those attractive ones which
always draws full houses. and remunerstes the
manager for his taste. Irish Assurance and
Yankee Modesty" WAS never performed Ia bet
ter style than IL WAS last evening. Miss Lofty
Hough's comic song WAS loudly applauded. and
we believe that II will ever remain popular.
The great "hit however, Ia the ludicrous ex.
travaganzs. "Waned. 1000 Milliners." In the
character of Madame Vanderpsnts, Setchell H.,
to use An ordinary expression, immense. The
piece kept the audience In roar of laughter
during It's entire performance. To night, the
most attractive bill yet provided will be sub.
kee Modssty," and the piece so iaughsbIe,
Wanted, 900 Milliners," will be repeated.
Those who desire hearty laugh. will be nc.
commodated ~ Graysr's theatre tonight. We
are informed that Mr.. Grover, with his usual
tractive novelties. one OF which ia the Babes
in the Wood" We believe the public desire
to see Mr.. TiltOn In some of his great charac.
ters. Can We not!
FoRD's ATHEN.EUM.-This highly popular
place Of resort was tillsd to overaowing last
gedies-" Hamlet" The great genius Of the
greatest OF bArds, the immortal Shakespeare,
are fully revealed In this highly interesting and
thrilling play. How true to nature! is the eI.
clamstion Of every cultivated mind as be reads
Hamlet" and the same expression inv0lun.
tarily fell from the lips, last night, xs the I'd.
miring audience watched the career of the
hero Hamlet. Mr.. Ford certainly deserves the
thanks Of this community for tho rare intel
leCtual entertainments he Ia furnishing our cti.
zens, and we hope he will reap substantial
reward.
CANrRRBURY HALL.-This place of amusement
has become An institution In our midst. The
energetic proprietors have, without regard to
expense. secured the services of artistes Of the
very highest order of talent, and the company
now performing there are far superior to any
other that ever appeared In this city. In evi-
denoe OF this, the immense and beautiful hall is
crowded nightly with our citizens of every posi-.
ton In life, and of the highest standing In
society. Not single person visits the Canter.
bury without being surprised ut the excellent
entertainment thare given; and he who goes
once, leaves determined to go second time.
The best of order IL preserved there, and those
who wish to be as,onished and delighted, will
take our advice and go tonight. Another OF
the great matinees will take place this after.
noon.
CoSTIk Entail OPERA Tnourg.-This new place
of amusement Is indeed II success, as Il de-
serves TO he. The managers have ftted up the
old Philharmonic Hall 10 superb style, and have
brought the finest talent Of the Northern cities,
and combined them IN u most chaste and dc.
lighttu cOmbnat OF attractions. We are
glad to see such place opened where the most
fastidious ladies can go without fear of shock. |
ing their ssnslbilties, Don't fail 10 60 tonight.
A rare entertainment In store.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Did,

On the I'D instant, vt II O'Clock, p. M, of
pneumonia. J0HS =. RABDirr, In the 18th year
father. A large circle of friends, by whom he
WAS beloved, mourn his Ioss. ' ..,EE
His funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence, Ninth street, corner of N, at Z o'clock,
on Sunday afternoon. the 2Tth instant, TO which
the friends and acqusintxnces OF the family are
respectfully invited. May be rest In peace ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
[Conirnuiicatsd.l

There are large numbers Of ohildren-slsves
until the glorious 18th Of April, ls82-now con.
city-kept BY their former owners, In the var,
hope that the guardians Of the poor or Orphans
Court will bind these children TO them I'LL they
are twen'y.ous years Of aye. These masters
and mistresses are very willing TO get their full
the idea Of giving them up.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Ten Dollars Rssvardi

And all reasonable charges, will be paid for tho
arrest o. the TniEF and fs,urn Of NY Bixok a.
Brown MARE, that was stolen from Capitol Hill,
on Wednesday night, April 18th; or Is for the
Mare. She is about II years old, small, low.
headed, In tolerable good order, small notch In
top ot one ear, with scar on the inside Of her
left fnre foot, and deep dent in tho left side Of
her neck. AMOS HUNT.
II No. 81, North A street, Cap. Hil.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
The y ycstRht.

Persons with impaired ey yesight should boar
In mind that the use Of Il common glass Is OF in.
furious consequence TO tha visual organs. The
Brazilian Pebble Eyeglasses have been gene.
rally acknowledged rs the best artificial aid for
vssk eyes. They are uorrsotiy suited aud cold
here vftf ~ ksssrs, FrAnkitp y Co., @ opsisisss,
~ psnnssy|ysais svsnus, between Twelfth sud
thirteenth streets, H.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
LOCAL NEWS,
vs Advertisers,

Hsarly 10 thousand copies Of the Rep~b
Moan ars circulated among the aoAtins popuia.
ton every day. .bssidss tnslarse number served
70 regular subscribers Advertisers will take
cote scoordingly. .....r...
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Whitshurss. No. 1s4 Penn. Av..-..

Ia selling original carlas de usssie photorraphs
Of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Frs.
mont, Butler. and others. Our likeness Of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and is con.
sidered the hest In existence. Bee our photo
mon. Attention OF military mon
. called To- our full length lettertypes, for send.
Ing by NAL, deo IL
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
D y FICIAL.

No Passenger Train 20 H1anassas.
wAR DkrARrMEar,
Office " Adldry Direetr
and Superintendent Railrodts " s.,
Washington, April IS, 1862
No passenger train will Be ran from Washington
to Manassas until further notice.
D. q. McCALLUM,
apis NJ ID. Il Supt. X. X. U. e.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

~ We are pleased TO call tho atlsallonl
o. our ctizens and 'o iers to M AcCleiaa Art Gal erv
Bn0 Seventh street four doors sbve u. There Il 10
ote, plao. in this city where so beautiful Photo.
much polit.ness is shown 10 customers. ~, Ia,
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
TESTIMONIAL.
MArOR's OFFICE, GEoRuErowN,

mAiUK s VFFICk, UtOkUETOWN,
April 10, 1889
This is u state that nv hcuriug havi 4 been much
impaired Tor some yesru past. placed myse,f Under
the professional tfeatmspt Of Df. Won Moschzisker
Alter few weeks OF his care, experienced very
Ing q good Is Il has been at any tiue within nv
recolection. II. ADDISON,
- .'. Meyer. %
DR.. Wow MoscHziskEs, oculist and Aurist, 937 Pa.
avenue. apA-3ts
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Corns, , Etc.

Thos. sficted with these trouble ,o,ne tbi,ss
whether ha,d or soft; also those troubled with Bun
ion, Gallo Ne: club and insrcwinE Toe nails, can
70 Df. q. White, 48 Penusyl ylvsnis avense, 6stxees
d.or , - ~
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
OFrlClAIs

WAR DEPARTMENT,
January u, 1862.
Ordered, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and
Fridays against all other business but that which
relates TO active military operations In the field
Saturdays will be devoted 10 the business OF
Senators and Representatives. -
Mondays to the business Of the public.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
ja22-t Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

AZ Photograp PMS and Al n,brotypes az ali
sizes are tahen on . new plsn ooy known 10 The
pr prietor Hoclsllan Art GaIlefy $40 Seventh
street, four doors above d. II 1'TJiE :.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Rubber Goods at Ma anufac ursr's Price,
for Tea Days.

NiR. Ii. A. HALL will sell Mems Rubber Over
shoes and Sandals for 81 cents per pair; Ladies'
ohoe, $500 C: oh; kubbtr Goats, white and black,
$500 ssoh; Rubber Sheets, 10 protect children 3
otds,) 80 cents each, ana every Srticle made from
India Rubber or Gutts Peroha, at corresponding
prices, at The India Rubber Wsrshouse,
3O8 Pennsylvania avenue,
aplI-I Bet Ninth and Tenth sh
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

- From the high and respon slbls Do
stioo Hf the giver, Dr Won Mosch.isker. 4 induced
Numerous Others given lin siace hi, practice n this
oily; - - d. 1.-'''o ~ .,N-'.'' r.
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At TERNooN Entertainment

wEDN ESDAY 4 SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
ats O'Clock,
when lavish distribution Of ELEGANT PRES.
ENTS Is made: Rich and cosfly Jswelrv. Books,
Toys, Fancy Articles. SIS SILVER CAKE BAS.
kET
- Admission 70 cents Children 10 cents.
APRIL (Starl
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

DY GhEEN - WILLJarsS su"tt"r~rrS
" NC.LLENr HOUSEHOLD ~ RNlIl RE
~ AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY, he #uh ir-
.tant shpl sell, at the relitcnce Of - rtiennn
decliuins housekeeping, on the north side Of IL be-
tween Ninth aud Tsnth street, at 10 O'Clock, O m
sh rx ,elient a.sortmtnt of Furritur,, viz
Mahogany Sota., Parlor ard Rccki Y Chairs
lMshossny ShebJard, Dsrssiuv and oh r '.u'taus
lRrocats!le Window Curtains. Writing De'k
lWhstnot, China Glass, and Crockery Ware
Velvet and other Carr cts, ard Rug, feathir
Ii-ds
lGit Franz Loot ing glass. Marble tnp Table
Cooking ard other Stoves, Bedstca S Kitchen
aud other requisites, &c, &c,
IIefms Cash '. .'. "i s-
GREEN WILLIAMS,
ap.5-i lStsrl Auction,crA.
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0 + CI L,

DEPARTMENT " stats, .,
Washington, Jan. 70, 1862. ,.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members of Congress on business on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the arst Of next
month.
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD,
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
Nv GurES 4 wILLVAMs, huc,t....p-.
ID TRIJSTEE'S SALE or I,TpSf\ IN pnDp

Nv GuGEs 4 wlLLIAMs, huc,,"...r..
u TRUSTEES SALE OF IGPRON I'd rEOP.
ERrY. BY vi.tu. Of a deed OF hue. ~ de aud *.
edutd on the Y2d day OF Match Isrn hv ,Nlrr,i
hy, to the suhscribsr AID duty recorded in LIyer
> e., No. lo7, folics s5 q 81. o q III Ilbd re-
cord of Wa hin y,on County, In tie Dirr;' of Ca
lumbia for c.rain PURPOSES therein mentioned,
Ill @n. at public sue i.p. Oh the prsm sIs oa
MONDAY. the 10Th dsy of May u, Nt ensuins ~
o'clock T. M all that PIECE or PARCEL or
GiROU ID lying snd being In tho city OF wF,htr.
ton, known and desigoa.sd, on tn, ground pie or
plan thereof, ~ twenty ei yht ieet Oot asd nirg
bsck the dep of the lot umbrred six ~ tquate
npmb, red five huudfed and twenty one L2t. |. br
g the sou'h twenty eight feet OF said To- M. e.
gtther with he iulprcyt Inents, consisting Of two.
Tory. .and base neut ict heu|" aud premises with
~ hppurtenanceS 80 ,#.... '....
,TEnHs or SALs.-One third Of she pr' chns. ey
ID he piid wihn three 0ays after tie cay eff ill D..
nd the remainder IL three. il.talweus, NJ iS.
tSelve, and eighe. mon'h. with no on Interest,
A ed 10 he given rn1 iced of irus i4kcr, AZ
tic expense OF the pnrcaeer 10 secure Nh dt fer 80
pavments. II the terms Of sale he not "cmpIi,i
ssth within 'he. days alter th SALE the ira is
arves the right 20 sel at the end rh. OF tbs
(ORNELIrS LENT. Trustee.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
Rp 10. tiwads NuCi -EeGr,
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Co N II Z N n NJ T. A. L
" OPERA HOUSE.
(Late Philharmonic Hall.)
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT!

| (Lste Philharmonic Hali)
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT!
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1862
MnL !. sttrso,ioa 9nprscsdentsd.m.kng so%ein.
| annals Of the profession; Introducing
sweet Songs, Music. and Melody,
NEW OPERAS,
FANCY DANCES And BURLEsQUEs.
In estabiihios this great Temple Of Amusement, tn
moat rsfotd tiss and arst talent in ths coun,ry ~
Of both male and male stars Of the brightest mag
nitude.
MISS MILLf ROSE,
The fascinating Dsnssuse, late Of Rsvsls' Troupe.
MISS JULIA PASsANO,
The charming songssre.s, from the New York
Theatres
MISS KATE MARSHALL.
Thssbeautiiul and charming Dsnssuse, late Of the
celebrated Ronxsny Troupe. -
MISS MARY wALTEN,
The brilliant Vocalist.
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
The charming Danseuse.
FRANK LEMOUNT,
CHARLEY fhiRRGHEkE, IF RRG'sHiiE1skE D''''d'''
HARRY TALsOTT,
MASTER WILLIE,
Lightning Jig Dancer
FRANK BUCkSr0NE,
Gultarist and General Performer
And host Of STARS In rapid succession
An excellent ORCHESTRA, under the Leadership
Of the well known Viollnist,
PROF. GEORGE NACHMAN.
A4-Front seats reserved for ladies -
SCALE OF PRICES;
rai4uette, Q. cents Gentlemen uuaccompanied
by ladies' to Orchestra chairs, 30 cents Colored gal
lery, 20 oents
Doors open ut O'Clock Concert commence at S
o clock, precisely DIR. Il. b HARRISON,
spI Agent and Treasurer,
TJNIlE CHEAPEST
AND BEST PLACE,
in fHE CITY.
TO get your meals, Is at the
NEW YORK EATING ROOMS,
~ Seventh street. opposite the Post Office Depart.
A0Mssls served st all hours-Na
PARTICULAR ArIEETIoE rETTnIo ,,,.,,,.v..
ss;ssss:Hs y ;ss 7" "ss'''sl's Invited 10 'sss H.
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

ABThs Mcclellan PhosoQr . ph and Am.
brotype Gallery. $40 seventh street, -four doors
above d, has be ONE . Washington Institution for
the most pleasing Csrtes de Visite. II will be ycur
loss BY not patronizpg such perfect
The national Republican., 1862-04-26
AUCTION SALES.
EusSarO DAY~y 2

BHyJts Z; TlteSyin M = spFpdA,ss GFp
Hosasfsd s.y IL ~
Nsusios iou.e, No g.i rr-Tyivsnii avenue, be.
tween rourt.snth and Fifteenth stress, ntsiped
fS",sd f Il Cosss. s : G CS.ns nas'af asuit..
sl.gls md posI CO ,ts- Dscst. Dc .l,l. %. %.
M;sS. 10 ssa cates cssssaa sS TIT T.Ci.
Hair r:cloih And Cans Seat ch,rs rT5 his ttg.gii
Is.'her heds, bylstefy, md ri I1ws ' tHI ns't
Fast and tsiios snd nu.s ~" Mi...s.s, .ir,ris z
9lankets, Sheets, Comfort and q ,ilts a "'iS1'
Venetian Stair Cav, ct oilciotR' III oA''"'
Iace and Dtinask Curtains
fs;sss:r ;ss:r ss%si " &. aG oin e rsrni,ur.
j. C. McGUIREk co, .5 .1.s
sp :G--itd l..H .... Auc 10, eers .il.
nv WALL q BARNARD, .-r,Ion,ers,
u sorth corner Penn: avenue and Nnth a,r-el
iN'snsb biM suitb II I'd tAGf MhfEhfANE EahEfAfETl o.
TUESDAY MORNING 9oh insta. t. AZ o ociocs
!! W. y; =. @ 50: ssssnh stree, ;oa,e, oap9.iis
% Window Frames different s'z'i h.v'
soon Widow Sash Lights, co 12i
80 Dom, escorted sizes no
10 Eet BIi- d Stats
80 600 feet Moulding, OH rent sizes
A puAut,ty Of Hot bed Sssh
Black va nui and ,e,lo low uine ra!usicrs
Msa:s s,:s..,, Sy and ' ok wa''ut Ns""ll r0'' aud
with many other articles usnsils kept In Sash
apd Sind Fsc'ory, Offering rare in uornienfs to ..
TKass: All sum, unde ST., ea,h: over ,ha,
aurunt a credit sixty and rine,y i y fJr mote.
satisfactorily endorsed, berr rg ,iCr.
WALL BARNARD,
apps Abfiion'fa
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

Nsrd!s, Chris Niver, Geo kswtea. Marin
Newell. q " Morton, Hos y N.vItt Rob,
Nasle, y e--i Ne. .sfiith .Ju d-r Nesi, Msssrs
Nufns,C Nsiaper, Mo'iix smith 4
Nsgel, Geo Nse0aas, ,Mssassi Newell, Waito,
Qwsp, Albert q Okktaed, = S--y Ousou. Csp Ma -
Qaantril G, D 3 OKeSJb, Jeo Quinby Diui &
q Brieu Daul OIdeu Leyi OAe nd kcueI
,,Eood, p.nl Qs.ct, sasssssLO Nsn, Thos
The national Republican., 1862-04-26

g A N r e r b q r z
Tormsrly the Washington Assembly Rooms,)
OPEN EVERY NIGHr.
9he First m.sic MaiI IN the World,
in point Of Talent, srd Respectability!
ofo;Sed tS L. S%o.s ,ss:Psey with n Syd'snc.
The periormsLce
AT TIE GREAT CANTERBURY
Is the beat In the city. The artistes sre OF the
FIRST TALENT IN THE WORLD.
EASTER WEEK.
RCIvAL's IMMENSE COMBINATION
ooutiauss, with an addition Of
NEW STARS AND OLD FAvoRiTEs.
Monday Night and Every Night this Week.
First sppsarsnce ofths Irou isd Gunbos,-the grsa,
Eoceutiic Ethiopisp Artistic Of the Age,
FRANK BROWER.
First appearance Of the Charming and beautiful
SOnastress,
Nil. Ida DuvAl,
Her frat visit 70 this city.
Immense Bill for this wssk-the Big
Bal OF the season.
OBSERVE THIS BRILLIANT LISr,
The EQUAL Of which can be nowhere found In the
World Of Amusemenis
Miss A61111e Fowler,
The beautifui a,d by far the most accomplished
Dinseuse on the stage,
AND TIE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Miss Frank La Folle, Miss Lizzie Francis, Mis-
Frank Seoor, Ms Lilly Brsndon, Miss julia
Richm Nd, aud little Ella
rhe Ethiopian Art.ste aud the Washington Favosits
DICK PA TX Err,
n. Jean Closd, Master Johupy, sylvan Clark,
John hsmiltou Barry j. Carter, Mons
Sol, Lewis N. Clarke.
Admission IS cents Orchestra chairs SO cents.
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Young, Ellen A Yonsou, NC
miscellaneous.
Mis- A II, George Anna; Geraldine; Kate l.
uENTLEMEN's LIST.


Bsll, A -,
! Bsrthsnd, Al
, Blondenn, A
| Bernev, Alfred
Butlsr, Amos
Bishop, Adam
Btnnis, Alex
Hussollno,' Alex
Beckwith, Gap A
!irown, , Auson
hliss. Andrew
Hrown, Alva L
Haker, Benson
nryant, q j +
BRsSfssa.s.dSWit
Hrsd ford, Geo
Hsilliere, u
baldwin, u2
Harbour, II II
Howcn, lly
Hrown, Gen H'c
Barnsrd. II s
Hxlel, lily &
Harlow, kev q u
Boyd, Ca ut II
Miluett, Ira l.
bailey, j u 4
Bellows, J II
Baxter, J b
bishop, Jno S p
bady, Jacob
hlidcinan, j II
Boteler, Rev wv
Bettmann, Jno
Byland, j J,a
bronson, Jno o
Beebee, ] wa
hatcheld J "
BransOn, Jno w
Beloher, J W
Darber, Jno
Burson Jno W
natram, Jno
bradley, Jacob
Burbank, &c
Bailey, Jas q"
HufOTd, Col JnO
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OAnpDeu, hOn 4
Gall, honAsaC-'
Olelsnd, +, Alex
Cloves, , And
Crone , August
CLARK, Alfrsi y
Cook, a
Crsw, Hon A.
Chandler, Abiel
Cummings, A..
oMr.W,sio@sd,6S
Coale, Cap
oOuutt, " ~
Clai Ike, ban
Oorwia, David
Coleman, DIM
Oouncny, D w
calhoun, David.
SII::::;:;:;iE!ElI ii
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. Wade, JnO
Wood, LIT jas II
Wright, J A
White, 1t Jas
Wells, Mo gan G
Williamson. N j
William. Mar 10
W lker, " o
Whituy. q u
Voc. ncratt Dr.
o NJ
Wetz Ill, Pau,
Waterbury, l'L
Wy,nau, Russell
Wilson, Rioh'd
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