davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-11-19
The Canadian Conspiracy TO Release the
Prisoners Oh JOhnsOn's Island and
Burn the Lake Cities.

buTh AuAc
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The facts
contained i'll the dispatch sent from
Washington with regard TO the rebel
prisoners on JOhnson's Island, were
obtained from official sources, but since
then additional information, authentic
in its character, has been obtained, by
which it appears the Governor Gener-
al of Canada has given notice, through
Lord Lyons, to the Secretary Of State,
of rebel plots, hatched in Canada, to
deliver prisoners on Johnson's Island,
in Lake Erie, and burn Buffalo and
Ogdensburg.
Adequate measures to defeat the ne
iarious scheme have been adopted
The comfy and good faith of the
British authorities are highly apprc-
ciatcd. 1t is not apprehended that
anything serious will grow out of the
affair, as the Government was not un-
prepared for the disclosures that were
made.
FURTHER PAhIlCULAhS,
ToRoNTo, c. w., November H.
The Advertiser, secession paper, to-
day admits the failure Of the rebel
plot, and says the Confederate Gov
crnment fitted out the steamer r. f.
Lee, from Wilmington to Halifax with
Il cargo, to furnish funds. 36 officers
and 800 men were to come overland,
to general rendezvous. Their intcn,
ton was to surprise the Federal garri,
son at Johnson's Island, liberate the
prisoners there, and convey them tC
Canada. Their orders were not to VIC
late British neutrality, only to rescue
1000 valuable lives from such wretch
cd quarters, which were designed &c
kill by slow degrees.
BUFFALO, Nov. 14.-GcDeral DiA
and staff have arrived here, and arr
in consultation with authorities.
The Worlds special from Bnffalc
says: "Attorney General Mcdonald il
here, and brings information whicl
shows the seriousness Of the plot
Lord Lyons received information o
the scheme from n citizen ofBaltimore
two months ago. 1t appears that ;
number of scccssionists were. to tax,
passage on the Chicago and Ogdens
burg propcllcrs and seize them; thel
intercept the Detroit and Buffalo
steamers, and threaten Ogdensbur!
and Buffalo. They were to have beel
aided by cmissares in Buffalo, VIII,
were to fire the city in several places
The Canadian Ministry has take,
ample measures Of prevention, Their
are fifteen thousand sccessionists il
Canada.
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Drafting for the Eleventh ward
Several Poiieemsn Draf ed-Every-
thing q ulee, &c.

The nrst instaneot OF the draft 10 the Seventh
disiric, took place yesterday at No. 6s Third
avenue, FOR the Eleventh ward Before ninc
oclock-ths hour appointed tor the drawing TO com.
mcnce--crcwds Of people, most of whom seemed TO be
workingmen, were seen proceeding 70 the Provost Mar
shas once. Among thcse persons was a pretty large
infuscs Of the Tcutonlc element The yevs~a groups
appeared to be discussing the great question Of the day
with much interest, and specussna upon the probability
or being numbered among the defenders their country
They quite orderly in thsr demeanor snd temperate
in their language however and everything indicated ha,
the day would pass over wiiaout DISTURBANCE though
every precaucn ws tkeu 10 the preser Of
order. police tcrss, consisting q ten men ana one
sergeant each from The Tsnth, Eleventh, Tair,conth
Fo.rteepth, Fifteenth si1tesuta Twenty and rvep
~ ninth PRECINCTS wes present In d q, the entrance 10
the bnldng. Tho whole force was under the command
~ Captain Brewer Of The Seventeenth precinct, lnspec
Tor Leonard was also present.
opposiie the oece 81 the Provost Marshal there were
bus fcw persons present but The room In which the
drawing 70 take place comfortably flied with
the necessary officials aud the equally necessary members
Of the press. whom ,c ample accommodations
~ere woridei by tine kincnsse II Captain Essdsrsck
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Young c, "a Rose It

zaniear Eugene 81 CT At zosSour Henry, a Catharine
This terminated the draft in the fourth srb-dstris,
and the Proves; Marshal announced that further drafting
would be postponed ,ll to-day, at nine O'Clock A. NJ,
when IL will commence for the Fifth ward The names
OF the drafted aud those remaining the wheel were
then counted the usual and found be correc
and the crowd dispersed quietly.
GENERAL ARTHUR DRAWN.
After the wheel hal performed than a thousand
revolutionary popped the name Of General Ar.
thur, Of this city, which created general amusement
That general should be reduced by simple turn Of
wooden instrument to the rank of private seemed
assnsh all the spectators, and they seemed generally
20 tske Il as a fair specimen Of she draft in general
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Strong Military and Police
Forces Present.
THE THREE MILLION ORDINANCE.
The y r AFT TOT Az
As.. - As.. ~. !


The Draft In the Fourth Distric {.
The draft for the Fourth Congressional dstr' ut CO m
xeuced Yesterday mornngen the United States District
Court ROOM IL Chambers street, under dir ectiCn Of
Provost Marshal Joel b. Erhardt. Ample prov' sion had
been made for preservation Of the peace nd large
military and police force on hand for any emergency
which might arise several companies of soldiers
were stationed in the building, but sheir pre-
sence was not visible to the gen ral crowd.
These companies belonged to the Aird Mich-
gan regiment. Tho police arrangements were under
dire OF Inspector Dks. The force, IN inside and
outside the building consisted of squads {, nm the First
second Third Fourth Fifth, Seventh Eig sh Twenty
eighth precincts under the command OF hptain Jordan.
Shortly before eleven O'Clock everythh q in red
ness for the transaction Of busines Mr.. Bradford
Howard placed at the wheel to turn Il, Mr. Levison
q blind man, detailed to draw the yAmes, and Com
missioner Daniel Mcfarland was 10 ann sanoe them.
the large room which the proce Sdugs were carried
ON was filed Immediately after the doors thrown
open by anxious crowd OF pers sns, most OF whom
manifested deepest interest in ke result The pas
81 es leading to the OF int Arrest were well lined
with policemen who preserved Taer throughout the
forenoon amongst the VIII had assembled there
nd could not gain annance . the drafting place in
s,aseguence Of its being so crowd I'd
TEE DRAWING BEGINS.
At half.p ten O'Clock, Cor Amssioner Mcfarland
s..ded the platform where the wheel of fate placed
and announced that they VIC mid first proceed with the
First subdstrct f the Fourth Congressional
district. The whole number OF deposited In the
wheel were $685. and the nmber be drawn 400
Provost Marshal Erhardt isaid proper FOR him
before commencing to St that any manifestation Of
any kind would be regard I'd improper and would be
treated accordingly He requested that manifestation
either OF Joy sorrow rAght be made.
The ballots then deposited in the wheel and the
drawing commenced as follows:-
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

Arsham j w s. "a Wall ST
Anderson A, No q Rector st
Abens j, 1856 Greenwich St
Amondly John. 7 Carlisle vt
Alsany o, 50 Green wich st
Air Jam :, 2 aud 4 3 VIM st
Appleorih H'y, l0l Broad 81
Anthon Joseph, l02 Wash'ton
B
Butler Thos, 4 Murray 1t
Boyle Danl, IA Broad vt
Baum Charles, i02 Pearl 81
Buckner Joel, Custom House
Browning VIM, Custom
Bunch Gnstayus, sc Cedar st
Boland Tim, 100 Washington
Brihcel Andrew, So Green
wich 81
Bassett Edwd. IA West st
Bolts Martin, li0 Greenwich
Byrns Thos J. 70 Broadway
Batteli ii, Custom House
Brooke j l., Custom House
Brennan j, l3S Cedar st
Brown Adam, 80 Washington
BARLEY Peter, t0o Wash'gton
Babson + A, lsS South 81
Byrne Jas, u Washington ST
Brewer Chas, lUi Broad 1t
Buckley 1hos, 2S Beaver 81
Briggs samuel, II Pearl 81
Black WIN Il, Custom House
Bastor Herman. Custom
House
Battell Thos B. Custom II
Burhi Chs, 10 Wall st
Bonnings Il B. a. We'll Il
Bramy Jobn,2 State st
&
Cross Roht II. Custom House
Chichester panl. CustomH Sc
CroRan W h, Custom House
Conrad John, = 5 William
Conklin w, Custom House
Croft Gco. Custom House
Csrbetl w w. Custom House
Carey Thos r, s. william 81
Cappadan Jas, | Broadway
Childes & +. Post oGice
Cassell Michael, S6 Cedar st
Carter II u, Custom House
Cody Jas. 5 Battery place
Craft Andw. Custom House
Gully Edwd, "A Broad ST
Colligan Jas. - Bridge vt
Crowley " 81 South st
Cranstor Mich |, 3 Broadway
Chalmers Samil W, ~ West
Casson G ID y, 81 Wall 81
Chousen J ID. "a Rector st
Clinton Charles W, Custom
Hnuss
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

against the varors foul prepare,
That fever tant the heavy
Drink not unmiNed the water found
In prairies. woods. marshy ground.
II sedentary toll you ply,
Nature you must assist--or die
For when debarred exercise
For artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil TO prevent:
And II you'll be relieved spared
From ills that crush the unprepared
Hostetter's Biers for note
They are the ntidote
To set at defiance the minsma Of unhealthy sos the
OF unwhoesome water, the eliuvia OF crowded
and factories, and the baneu influence of scdena
HOsTETTERS
HOSTErlERS
HoSTETTER'S
HOSTETTER'S
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTER'S
HOSTETrER'S
HOsTETTERs
HOsTETTER'S
HOSTETTER's
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

wagner, Provost Marshall and the Commissioners. Ths
apartment Is situated the st floor and fronts the
avenue. In . back dense crowd Of. spectators
was collected whose anxious countenances bore ,esmo-
ny 70 the interest they manifested the forthcoming
proceedings These pers0ns prevented from enter
ing the front room BY Of pne boards nailed
the doorway. They all very orderly and undsmou-
ssrative, silently awaiting the commencement or the
drawing while the prslmuaries being gone through
At about half nine O'Clock Provost Marshal Wagner
the proceedings by reading tho OF Pres
dent Lincoln. directing the draft to be made In the
Seventh district 10 the extent Of thousand fty
men, with Atty per cent in addition which would require
thousand three hundred and sixty seven and
Thousand hundred and eight the quota Of the
First and Second districts respectively The Provost
Marshal said he satisfied that there had not been the
slightest Partially in the names on the enrolment lists
Councilman Ripper and Alderman Rutherford would pro
coed to the ballots. No doubt there would be
names drawn whose owners over thirty five years
Of age but such persons could be exempted afterwards
These preminares having been arranged Mr.. William
Devoe, blind man, residing in the Fourth avenue, be-
tween Eghtysecond and Eightyt streets, sta
toned near the Wheel when he underwent the rather un
necessary, but sti legal ceremony, Of having q white
handkerchief placed bandage over his eyes. This
done the Provost Marshal declared that eight thousand
one hundred and nttyone ballots had been deposited IN
the machine, and that Commissioner Baldwin would pro
coed to call out the Of the drafted
they were taken out and opened. The wheel was then
made to revove rapidly, 70 good shutting
o. the cards, as 1t were, and the drawing commenced
Mr. Devoe handing each ballot to the Provost Marshal
who opened and handed TO the Commissioner by
whom the and the place residence read aloud
Thus, the drawing went on rapidly.
Councimen Bodman, Baldwin and surgeon J. R. Van
Kleek were present during tho proceedings.
By this time crowd had collected In front or the
office, when Jokes freely banded about among them
as otter some well known person was drafted; but
there not the slightest indication OF breach Of the
peace The following the Of the persons
drafted up to O'Clock, numbering five hundred re-
Crus:-
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

Mvep Herman. " wall st
Milton joe w. CustoinHouse
H.ol.Ar Jno 5 Rector
Nyrss Peter, 2k Albanyst
Meade s III, American Bank
Note Co
Model Jacob, - Broad
Murray Daniel. No 7 State 81
Marshall Jas, No 3 State st
Murphy Michael, steamer
Metropolis
Mccarthy John, 10 Wash'tou
hcKeoun Chas, 81 NAssaa q
McDonogh A ID. 70 Broadway
Merchant Albert Custom
House
Mylle j, 81 South ct
Murphy rim'y. Bedloe's lei
McGraif John. 81 Greenwich
Myers u @, 76 Wall n
Murphy Mtchl. n n orris ct
MERIT ID n. Custom House
Morrisos lily, liz Broadway
Mullin j, IL Broadway
Mccormick M.chn, n Broad
Miller Chas. ~ Pearl st
Mckay X, llk West st
Mex envy N q, "a West st
Moriarty Denis, 40 VIII tehaIl
McGrath James, Carlisle st
Mullen henry, 50 Greenwich
N
Noble John. N Wall 81
Nelson ., les Broadway
D
Oliver John w, 66 Broadway
o. Brien j. l0l Cedar Ut
Oman Jas =, 40 Beaver ri
rrusch Fred. lb1 Washingt'n
Packweli Jas. Cedar ct sta
tion house
Peterson VIM, 126 Washington
Pope John, ii West 81
Powell John, ~ Beaver 1t
p
Phillips Isaac. Custom House
Pierce Peer, Custom House
Pratt Alfred II, Custom II
Passenger Chs, Custom Heuse
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

Rsshback john, Custom
House
Rigner VIM, No 0 Albany st
Ratzky Chas. Z Carlisle st
Robertson John. tib Wall st
Reilly Jas. l57 Pearl Ut
Rayberg Chas, 107 Cedar st
RullmaD Lewis, Castle Grd'n
RAY James, 8 Carlisle ST
Ryan Peter, SO Greenwich st
8
Stone Joseph +. 80 Wall at
Hcudder T, 66 Wall It
Shaul Richard. "a West u
Scott Jas, Ill Wall st
Scolton julius, Cedar and
Broadway
Sullivan John. 10 Greenwich
Seargcnt Henry, IA Cedar st
Smith w II, 80 william st
Seency Daniel, lG Nassau st
Simmerman J II, 1888 WASH
ington ct
Smith Norris. 1872 Green.
wich vt
eeeley Andrew, 7 Albany st
Sergeant Jas, Custom House
Spencer Thos, IA Trinity pl
Spring Chss, I0g Broad It
Shendon John, A Broad at
Silvey Thos A, Custom II
Shaw Geo, Id Thomas st
Skinner Lewis G, Custom
House
Schneider VIM, Is Trinity pl
Sonce Ptk, n Greenwich 1T
Satterbee Isaac, "a Broad st
Silley 8 q. 81 Wall st
Slater r ID, 70 Washington st
Smith q w, l3 Liberty st
II
Thomassell Lorenzo. 72Front
Thorp L b, 81 West st
Taylor Chas T., 167 Pearl st
Tieman Patk, 81 Whitehall st
Thompson John, b4 West st
Thierman +, 20 broadway
Thompson Walter, No 6
whitehall ut
Tyler w A, Is West street
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
M

ssW,,,.Ys , 3ss ss,,. Y Ann s..xsnAw South
s.'aT SS sss : sS.sS Sssh
ssSssss SsAna . SEs. sSisS:. aisa.ss 9 cid
sssss. sss s,ss sS + s
EsIsS John John 1sS "A
Mearidls fAo:. nJOss Esiaudy j.. Srons
s:ss " q fst ss ss IL ~ s.;s:
Newman R, 81 Maiden lane
o'Rensy }, Ils Nassau st
Pickstay H ), II Park row
Quln Peter. 50 winisma
Rierden ao wm senroilins on Richardson VIM, Howard
Russsil Chas =. q South Hickman A L. land IsPark
Begsa John 800 Pearl g Riskinas Mathew. steamer
Resnoas Joe. Fulton st Richardson I.los.los Fulton
E.s.s wa @ @sqPInf Pesf sp Fulton
:ss1 *% !. sSslA sse
Scoring Chas q Maiden lane sohaler q, 76 Fnlta
sTanh rSos spaSs no%ss sSnsaS v S IS ssssa
'spi Is IS William i sssssss s.1n na r.
seritx Henry, - Fulton Saunders Edwd III Nassau
s.erns T. % Pultena sidden S. isf Ma,dsn lane
| san1ey r. IL and 10 Park Smith 4, Park
row
Thompson wm. III Nassau Thompson john 24s Water
Thomas 7, i2 Nassau st Tidd Tim, 80 South 1T
Thompson Joe 80 Borns 81 Trembole G a. K4 Fronts
voss Andrew. Al ChGa
Wilson john Jr 81 Front Ut Walk z, Barnum's Musem
Wcatcott ChAs 70 John ut Welneld n l., IO2 Nassau
Wolf Ogus, 90 Fulton st
This closed the drafting for the Second district and
they proceeded to count the remaining ballots in the
wheel.
THE DRAWINGS FOR THE THIRD sUB-DIsTRIcT.
Two thousand four hundred and seventyfour names
placed in the wheel for this district out Of which
the quota be drawn hundredsand ninety four
The drawings resulted as follows
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Abraham Elwo0d. Sol Hous-

Becker John, l89 Lewis u
Brown JAS, S3 Lewis st
Boyd VIM, 259 1th st
Bremm0n John, yA l3tE--st
BampnireC Chas. I6SRivingten
Bowyer Edw II. 81 Columbia
Brooks Steph (colored), l07
Sheriff st
Baker Jacob. l02 Ridge st
Bliss Joseph, lS9 9Th 81
Barnes Cornelius. 20I nv @
Brown John, 337 Eth
Beard Jas NJ, ~ Dry I Jck
Bonnefor John, GOT Attn st
Bell George, 3l2 Sd st
Berrian Cornelius, liz av G
Butt Geo W, ls2 Cannon st
Boyd Vim, 85 av b
Brennan Micnael, 20J nv G
Bilnder -. i.p Pitt st
Braulich Morris lS2 9th st
Bre,tinger Adam. 2li av h
Rraiye Fred. 2yj 9th st
Bradcnsburgh Isaac, 4l3
Ridge II
Bannar Chas, ~ Lewis 1T
beirw anger Christian. $40
Houston st
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

Dyspepsas pangS, that rack grind
The body and depress the mind,
Agucs that as they g. and eo'ne,
Make life = constant nnartyriom;
Coles and dysenieric pains,
Meath which the Ut ong mans veor wsnes
Bisus complaints, those tedious nis,
Meier conquered vet by drastic pills,
Dread darrh1a that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury;
SLOW constitutional decay,
That brings death day By day;
Nervous prostratnn. mental gloom
Heralds Of madness OF the tomb.
For these-though mineral nostrums fall
Means Of relief at least we hail.
Hostetiefs Bitters-medeDe sure
Not TO prevent alone but cure
In Dyspepsia, Fever ana Ague Bilious Complaints Con
stutional and Nervous Debility Constipation, scaskness
Spaans and 10 all Complaints Of Man pr WonAp proceed
ns from Inherent weakness or the Body The
Ofcal Rcaedv md Restorative 2
HOsIETTER'e
BOaTETTkkS
HOsTKTIERs
H. yFFkk444sJ
htspBHIkAe
HutrE138R1
II, eETfBRp
Ho lBrrERs
HOsIETTERs
nOSIBTTBRs
HOSTETTERs
CELEHRATED
CELEBRAIEp
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATBD
CELEHRAT1D
CEL1BkATED
CELEBRAfEp
SFIL.EEssssxxTTHHRR
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

Anderson A.l69 washing'n i
Arnold A. 1906 Washington st
Aethan w, l62 Chambers at
B
Boil Philip. 90 Murray 81
Better Christian, l03 Barclay
Baylan b, z Murray 1t
Barrett @ W, 66 Cortlandt st
BrieM Thos A, Erie railroad
Bacheryen G, Stnart's su-
gar house
Bardenberg ID g, Girard
House
Brooks Jas. 81 Cortlandt st
Bremen JnO. 202 Green wich
birmingham l.. West'n Hotel
Breinnig II. l69 Chambers vt
Byrnes Rdw, 90 Barclay st
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Voss Girls, II State st
Neeland Fred V, 40 Wash'n

Woods Jas, cor Washington
and Albany ats
Whitby IL, "a West 81
Williams Owen. 8 Bowling
Green
Whitmore VIM, Cus'm House
Williams Jno. Am BkNoteC0
Willis II. 81 whitehall st
Warren Geo, lt5 broadway
Winderhc Francis, 60 Wall
Welsh Chas, 8 Frot st
Wood Richd VI, ,Cua'omIions
Wiltimire Christian, 13
Greenwich st
Whalen stephen E, Custom
warde )ohn, 9 State st
WhcelefJas NJ, 81 Wall st
Warner w W, 1877 Pearl 81
Wolf Isaac, 16 Rector st
Way Walter, 100 Cedar ct
Werner w erner, 8 Carlisle st
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Zimmerman A, "a West st

Zimmerman A, "a West st Zenoken Dan ll9 Waah'ton
Commissioner Mcfarland here stated that the quota
had been drawn numbering four hundred and ninety
names and that the balance in the box would now be
counted compared whether they would tally
with the number drawn.
A recess Of half an hour was then taken.
ProvoA Marshal Nugent, accompanied by two Of his
assistants entered the during the latter part Of the
drawing and remained for some time.
RESUMPTION OF THE DRAWING.
The drawing resumed at hafpass O'Clock pre-.
cisey and the interest in the proceedings shown 70
be much greater than during the forenoon, from the
fact that the crowd became Infinitely larger, and IL
almost next TO impossibily 10 gain
ngress The through the compact and
swetering Of human beings who surged and
surged IN the neishborhood OF the draft and crammed
the wherein Il was being held. The fact that
district to be drawn Tor brought faces tho
scene Of operations. and the Provost Marshal found
1t necessary TO advise them to the course
Of conduct 10 DO pursued the occasion lie
said he thought there different crowd
there from that Of the morning. the district TO be drafted
being dereat He therefore found II necessary TO
tell them that he wished there should be manifesto.
on either Of approval dsapprova and If any such
should occur he renewed his pledge that IL would be pun
ished as he intimatcd in the morning.
Commissioner Mcfarland said he had to announce that
before the drawing commenced there 1885 ballots
placed 10 the Wheel out OF which 400 drawn. The
ballots, when counted numbered 4456 and adding what
drawn to that the sum total made up He then
announced that they should the draft for
the second subdistrt OF the Fourth Congressional dis
trct The whole number to be placed in the wheel
s3l and the number TO be drawn ISL.
Provost Marshall Nugent occupied seat Provost
Marshall Erhardt during the drawing.
THE DRAWING FOR THE SECOND SUB DISTRICT
The drawing then commenced. The eyolutions of the
wheel marked by curious freaks. Merchants,
bankers brokers editors theatrical gentlemen, Custom
House officers, artists, mechanics, laborcrs and coored
men, turned out by each rotary movement without
distinction difference members Of the great human
family. Even Barnum, the great Snowman, could not
protect his establishment from the sweeping turn Of the
wheel stars were elected !. serve their
country.
The following are the n sues drawn -
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Upjoha Robt, 6l Washingto
Vincent Jas, Q Beaver
Vaughan VIM. 81 West st

vaughan WIN. 81 west 81
Van Colt Martin, Custom II
Wenstedon Henry, u Trinity
Wallbridge r. II Pearl st
wilkinson j, l09 Cedar
Wall Jas, % Washington ST
Walden George, 80 Pearl st
Wild j II. Custom House
Wooden Gastnce, Z Trinity pl
Wilkins John. lbl Cedar 81
Wadell VIM G IL, Custom II
Ward r Jr, "a South at
Watson A II, 6l Pine st
WordenburyJ, ,35 Washington
Weston JnoS,77Greenwich ST
Williams John. 1888 Broad 81
Webb G 8. 20 Wall st
Waters lily, Governors Island
Walsh VIM d. liz Greenwich
Warren Chas q, Custom H'se
White W, 100 Washington st
Whittemore VIM q, 81 Pine
Walker John. l22 Washington
Wolf Danl, Al Whitehall st
The New York herald., 1863-08-25
Minor .RoAa "A W ,n..

Minor John. " W inham .,
MeLape WIN, W DAD 81
kurphy VIM, 20 . NASSAU sl
Mcnenson ~ ,chsai. Eustom
House
Miller Edy Cuslons Hsuse
Mckinnerf ! ohm, lIBYoad ri
Mc0lo,gg n Micha(s, Ameri-
can ba nk Note lompauy
Miller Y aos. 100 OedAr st
Mctar-y John. RI Stale et
MetI d n T., iker l. N u
Milt.y. Dsei id, custom House
Mctyarth, Scthy, 22W lest Vt
Mys r WIN, D alector n
h1DermotA hshoDy,sl Bridge
~ L. henr a % Washington
Mon Use Nr ts Wall ri
Cormis MIG Washington
Menke Ft n, 81 Waii Il
MMberryfJno. llb Greenwich
Marion ker,non r., 70 West vt
Masters SNm X, IFS Wall 81
Morris ~ Fredk =. 10 Broad
Nsdiss ~ Mr.. - Pine 1T
Meow l'c Paik, pier Mr.
Miller ef IL. 4S Wall 81
McR ksgsn. Am Bk Note Co
Mar rn J X, 40 Wall II
NJ kir q Il. Custom House
Nc ser John, 53 Pearl 1t
NJ Trir Manuel, 81 South ct
; Sronahegan Ptk. Q Beaver ST
Eorthrop l. NJ, "a William
OMEN John, nlWashington
/, sO'Neii Peter, 70 Washington
D Brien Jas. l25 Greenwich
ogden Il Dayton, Custom IL
Peoples VIM II. C1stom II
Purdy II, 81 Water 1t
Palmer q w, ll5 broadway
Price D X, 7Wall st
Pomeroy Il w. Washington
Hotel
Poison Martin. l29 Washing'n
Putnam Fdk II, zS Water 81
Porter Atwood, Q Nassau st
Putnam q W, 4S South at
Phillips Isaac, CumtomHou
! Quinn Michl. I02 Cedar ct
Rouse Jno, % q reenw,eh st
Robinson John. Cedar 81
station
Roe Tbos, 81 West ct
Rodgers John A. 81 Wall 81
Reilly Geo +, IS Wall street
Rapman Gnsta, 0 Broad Vt
Ryan Jno, steamer Metropolis
Robgan Thos. % Washington
Ryhe Matthew. 10 South
Schloting j M, 80 w est st
Steow VIM, rs Whitehall ST
Smith Joseph. l3U Liberty st
Short Thos, &c Water ut
Sullermau Morris. 4 Morris
Smith Jno, y Albany street
Street Jno, 2 Pearl street
Smith Vim. q West st
Spencer A r, Custom House
SullivanPatr,ck, 3 North river
Seabury j d, American Bani
Note 90
skidmore X d, Sc Wall st
Smith Joseph. 1b Cedar st
Spaulding j p, "a william *
Simon Guiius. l28 Liberty 81
Shoemaker Mr., ia Liberty
Sullivan Danl, 3 North river
stole j W, 0 Albany st
Stolwell q A. IL Broad
Stottepont Y II. 60 Pearl st
St George Patrick, II Bridge
Stahay Wp, Custom House
Swan Ben X, Custom House
Snodgrass Jas. CustomHouse
Il .Seeler August, 72 Green wich
Sullivan Danl, No 4 Morrisssi
Smith Conrad. % Thames
Stanton Pat, 73 South st
Tucker E B, 6owail st
Thompson alter, 6Whltehal
Taylor John, 10 Washington
Tobias I j, N Broad street
Thompson Jas, 20 Wall st
Taylor Jacob. Post oiiiee
Trainor Jas. III broadway
Timson Francis, "a Wall st
Toben Rich, 90 West ct