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THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

THE GREAT CAVALRY BATTLE AT
BEVERLY FORD-7HE ENEMY DE-
FEATED AND DRIVEN FIVE MILES,
AN INTENDED RAID INTO MARI
LAND AND PENNSYLVANIA FRUS-
IRA TED
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EiVe-Twenty Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, June S.-The agent re-
ports the sale vi $1,O34, 6OO-$5. POS on
Saturday, and to-day $l,O7O,OOO at va
rious agencies.
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SCHEDU LE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Enthusiastically at O'Clock, a. m.
For Shakopee, Jordan, st. Lawrence, Belle Paine,
sdenderson, LeSueur. Traverse de Sioux, st. Peter
and Mankato-daily, at a. IN.
For Rosemount Castle Rock, Mortified, Cannon
City, Faribault MedfOrd, Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton, St Mary's,
Mlnne6ago Agency and Mankato, also Or Rice
Lake, ClaramOunt Wasioja, Mantorville, Rochester,
Chatfieh and Winona-daily, at 4 a. m.
For Industriana, Anoka, Orono, Orlando, Mont
cello. Clear Water, st. Augusta and ST. Cloud-daily
at 5, a. m.
For Sank Rapids Belle Prairie Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at 5, a. IN.
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandria, Chippe-
wa Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge, Fort AbercrOm-
ble-Mondays and Thursdays at 5 a. M.
For Sunrise, with connections for Superior and
Bayfeld-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Z, a. m.
For further particulars enquire at the General Of
flee on Third Street
j. C. BURBANK & CO., Projectors.
st. Paul. April %, 1868.
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The Roads are well stocked with first class horses,
Concord Coaches, with careful and experienced Drv-
ers, all under the control of competent Agents.
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SOO KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES

NMA hECHS OF NAILS d SFlh ES
WV $50 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TANKS casks Prunes
5 casks Currants 9 cases Nutmegs
100 mats Cassia so cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and PimentO
cans English and French Mustard
50 bbls Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oil
100 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus
10 boxes S. G. Soda
so coils assorted Manila COrtlage
100 dozen Bed Cords
10 boxes Vermicelli and Alaccaroni
bbls Sage and Tapioca 50 boxes Starch
100 dozen and Hoped Pals
50 dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
so gross Playing Cards
500 boxes G. ID. Caps-and Ely's and COke's
water
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
j. G. & II. G. BURBANK 4, CO.,
Lower Ieyee
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For Rats, Mice, Reaches Ants. Bed
Bugs, FEOths fn Furs, WOollens, &c.
insects Oh plants, Fowls, Anfmrls, &c .
Pntnp in 25c. Soc and 81 90 Boxes Bottles and Flaks
So ald $5sizes for HoIEIs PuuLO INSTITUTIONS &c.
"Only in:allible remedy known"
''Free from soiscns :"
Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
g Rats come ont Of their holes tO.die''
Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
sold by all 'Ru,iGISTSaui RET Tiers everywhere
- y. BEWARE ~" of al. worthless limitations
see that s. Co.tar's name is on each Box Bottl
and Flask before you buv
?F-Addless HENRY H. COSTAE,
.-E"PRINcrAL DE,sr As. BROADWAY, N. Y.
api0-d&w6m DAY d jerks,
Wholesale ard Retail Agents. ST. Paul. Mimi.
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gS7ARD,s AAKEsUpERIORLINE
Bayfield, to Cleveland,

AND All. INTERMEDIATE PORTS
Ghe steamer PLANET. Capt. john Z. WARD, will
IN during TIE present season of navigation
between
Cleveland and BAY field,
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As per following timetable:

Tie PLANET is 1,2OO tons burden. IS elegantly
furnished and is the fastest boat in the Lake Superior
trade. Passengers and shippers can rely upon this
Boat running promptly, as advertised, during the
entire season of navigation Reasonable rates will
be given to shippers OF cattle from Minnesota to the
Mines.
cE- For further information, applyt to
S. S. VAUGHN
my24-d tw&w2m Agent steamer Planet. BAYFIELD,
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YSENTERY, Diarrhea, Cholera,
~ Summer Complaint all Bowel Affections,
&c, &c, &C.,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-27
oaiclal List Of onlcegs and Patients.

OAueeaA AAa| "a NAs@S@s ~'sA
The following is an official list OF officers sAd
Patients fUnionl now in connection With, and
in, tho Hospital at tlais place:
Surgeon in CRarge--AYrHosY HEasR, Sur
gocn, y. =. A.
Assistant tstrgeops--W. II. GARnsRR, q. 5. A.,
(igo MeC. MiALEa, y. i. V.
Arsing asst Ssrgeons---C. 1, HoGsnooa, GEo.
JoaxsoS T. LlEnaLn, r. n. WgiGnr, n. 4.
pooru, 4. yAs CGREr, WV. +. BucHAssAs, W.
". DlnLAcx, L. suASEY, II. Sairu, J KoEnPER,
w. A. HARVEY.
{e7ggtapl,ftr,~--Taev. ). r. SFooaRa,
Rbsptst Seedrds--H. G. AncinRAtD, Chief
Steward, j. Z, STANsAVG5 Il. L. WEaNwAG, !.
r. MCGOWAN.
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sion, sxcusing themselves by the plea thst party

sion excusing themselves by the plea that party
necessities required them TO DO so.
The debate continued till very late hour and to-
ward midnight the scenes grew very disorderly.
Members We're continually isaving the ball, sipgly
and IN souads, and Visiting the neighboiug bar
rooms, aud The elect coon grew obvious IN exhibit
tons of hanty or occasional outbreaks Of i-temper.
Messrs. Prndle and Davis delivered very forci ole
speeches in defence of the Speaker. Messrs. Weaver
and Hughes spoke with marked ability ~ support OF
the resolution of expulsion.
II was now ten o'clock, tho house had been in
session continuously from seven in the evening" and
Mr.. Andrew Smith Of New-YOrk, a Democrat,
moved the previous question. This brought upon
him storm Of remOnstranee and abuse from his po-
tlcal friends-seyeral of them rushed e1etedly 10
wards him, and personal collision really seemed
imminent. Smith was not TO be inundated and
would not withdraw his motion.
The Yeas and Nays we're called and the demand
for The previous question sustained. The Demo
Gratis then started for the door in pursuance Of pre-
yous understanding, intending TO leave The House
without a quorum. Bat in their impotence, they
overrOd their mark-they forgot TO call for the Yeas
and Nays on the main question, that Of uniting with
the report Of the COMMITTEES, and Mr.. Depew, VINO
occupied thechair o the evening" skillfuly put the
question with great address aud promptness, and
declared it carried before Fields and his followers
had got outside the door, and while there was an
undoubted quorum present. The Democrats felt
very much chopfalen and good deal iritated about
their defeat.
BROADWAY RAILROAD.
This bill has gained decided advantage this morn
ing having been moved forward to the first Commit
tee of the Whole by a vote of more than twothirds
Of those in the Assembly. IL Will probably be
reached at the afternoon session, and Will without
much doubt be ordered 10 a third reading.
ALBANY. Tuesday, April 81, 1863 "
This evening subpenas were served on sundry
parties, including several members of the Assembly
sunmonng them to appear before Justice Cole to
testify in complaint charging Speaker Calicot
with felony.
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From San francisco.

SAs FRANCISCO, Tuesdsy. April 81, i 853
Bills have finally passed the Legislature, submit
ting to vote of the people of various counties
along the route of the Pacific Railroad, TO decide
whether the country shall subscribe toward build.
ing the road proporlionaied TO taxable property,
namely:
100000; San joaquin, $4,000; Sacramento,
100000; Placer s2jO,OO0: Nevada County,
$4,000 The people of all the counties will proba-
bly, vote Yea.
At a large Union league meeting in Sacramento
on Saturday, Senator Couness pledged himself TO
sustain the Administration in It's most radical
measures for suppressing the Rebellion, and not
follow the lead Of Senators McDougall and Nes-
NTH.
The weather was raining for several days. rather
too much for good agricultural districts.
Arriyed-ships " hte swallow aud DA,hing Wave from
Boston.
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Disnstrous Fire at Beaver - Nearly
SIJOO,OOO worth OF Property Destroyed.

DENVER, April Is, via JULgsBURT, Apnl q, 1868
At Q O'Clock this morning, lire broke out IN the
Cherokee House, in the center Of the business part
of the town, and had acquired such Roadway before
it was discovered that it impossible to check it,
The flames spread to the surrounding buildings, and
in less than an hour the greater part Of four blocks
was in ruins. BY blowing up and tearing down
buildngs the fire was checked a, about o'clock,
and at the present writing is about subdued. The
loss will reach nearly 4 100000 The loss in -four
and other provisions was very heavy.
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DIED.

FULTON-At M)rehesd CITY. N. C., Thursday April TO-
Capt Asahol ii. Fulton Of the steamer United states.
terd the funeral at the residence Of George Ireland b
LIS Duane street this "Wednesday afternoon at O'clock
HURLEY-Nesr Falmouth Va. Tuesday April II, at the
OF the 6Jth Regiment, n " ,. Vols OF ngeson oil
the BRAIN DE- John Hurley, Assistant Surgeon 69th ReB
msnt N. Y. s. Vols. late Of this city.
The friends aud ecquautaDces aud the convsescent officers
OF the Irish Mes;hsr Brigade that in the city
with the officers sod member. Of tho bSh Regiment ~
: Nj are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from No
$40 Eat Fortieth street. on Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
HERRIMAE--At Jsmsica Long Island on Tuesday sner
noon Ann 81 IN the sd year Of his age James Herman
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
METCALFE-On MONDAY April 90 Harriet Augusta wife
OF John IT. Mecafe NJ D. ana daughter OF James Coles
The friends OF The family respectfully invited 70 attend he
funeral at Grace Church, Wednesday, the I'D at
o'clock |. M without further invitation The remains Will
be taken to Greenwood.
PHYFE-In this city Tuesday. April 81. at q m., Of
consumption, John Mason Phyfe son OF John Phyfo,
The relatives and friends ofhs family respectfully invited
to attend ~. funeral on Thursday afternoon at o'clock
from No. WaveTley place.
STREET-At Mount Vernon Wsstcbe,ter County ~ Y.
on Sunday April 49, Mary Louisa daughter Of George
snd Annie Street, la the lB,h year OF her age
The relatives friends Of tho family invited to attend
her funeral Wednesday, Apu u, at O'Clock, from the
residence OF her parents
Suddenly in Brooklyn Long Island, Sunday
morning April ~ T. L. Shepard, formerly Of Little Falls
~ Y. in the 6lth year Of hs age
For niornson inquire OF q. w James, undertaken Me- 2t
Court street, Brooklyn.
Due notice will be given ofthe funeral
WALTERS-At Hempstsad Long Island Monday even
Ing April 90 George, eldes. Of Henry aud Eliza Wal
tsIs. aged III years. month and 20 days
The friends OF the family also the members Of Holland Lodge
No. Y. and a. M. respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF his father Thursday, 20
inst at II O'clock and from ST. Georges Church at ia
O'Clock Long Island Railroad train leaves James slip at
m. I returning leaves Hempsiesd st9i p N
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NRW.YORK LEGAsLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, April 81, 1863.
EVENING SESSION.


BILLS REPORED AGAINST, AND REPORTS
AGREED TO.
LegaiziUg the action of the NewYOrk Common
slty relative TO harbor defenses.
Legalizing the action Of the New York Common
slty relative to the Commissioners of Deeds.
Repeating the act relative 20 preferred causes III
the Supreme Court and COurt of Appeal
Incorporating the New-York Evening Law School.
The act relative 10 the proof or acknowledgment
of conveyances of real estate
Authorizing sundry lodges Of Freemasons and
Odd Fellows TO hold aud convey real estate.
The Assembly bill relative TO Commissioners Of
Deeds in Eew-York.
BILLS REPORTED FAYORABLY.
Providing for the relief of needy families Of con-
scripts; incorporating Augo-African savings banks
third reading); Incorporating the Market Savings
Banks of New-York third reading.
The Excise law was reported back from the Judi
CARY Committee. The majority recommended an
amendment for the discontinuance Of suits com
menced in New-York before last June.
The minority report against allowing the dscon-
tinuance Of any suit commenced in any county.
After debate, both amendments were adopted.
The concurrent resolutions TO Congress relative TO
the claims of soldiers OF 1872 were adopted.
The bill appropriating $500 coo for the purchase Of
arms was passed.
The Annual Tax bill was ordered to third read
ing. Adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY.
AFTERNOON SESSION

Mr.. Deans bill taxing the entire capital stock
Of moneyed corporations was ordered 10 a third
reading.
The Broadway Railroad Bill was taken up.
Mr.. DEPEW moved the Stewart proposition ar
an amendment to the first section.
L0st-33 10 81.
Tae Amendment to cell the franchise to the hls Lest
bidder was lost--A6 to 50.
Dir. DEPEW moved to add the names Of IT, ID.
Morgan, Royal Phelps and Gov. Seymour rs Trus-
tees for he owners Of sage franchises not mentioned
in the bill. Carried.
Mr.. HUTCHINS moved to amend by changing
from corporation 10 GB association. Csrried-53 to
80
At 1880 the BILL under the previous question, was
referred TO the Railroad Committee with power to
report complete, by vote Of 63 10 AZ. Adjourned.
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BULLS HEAD.-Monday morning the drover'
all jolly. Monday evening they were not ell In that
happy frame Of mind Tuesday morning smother class oil men
the jolly The who did not sell at the Joy
prices Of Monday jolly on Tuesdoy The pnee oil
beef cattle fell slO head aud al this decline II was Vory
hard work to sell all the stock Butchers are satisfied th'
they have broken tho backbone Of tho great speculation
that has carried up prices higher than necessary 'hss
fair supply next week. 1t will be impossible to hi the
price a. high II began ths Butchers are
not pay They are going to hold general Convention
Sec the notice ia tho report Of tie Cattle n.'t-.
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GIFFORD-cORNELL-O Thursday evening. April 10 at
the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev Dr. Saw
yer, s. Ebs Oxford to Carrie b. daughter OF the Ists
VIM 7. Cornell all Of this city.
FALMER-KENNEDY-O Tuesday April 81, by the Rev.
Duncan kennedy H. D.. OF Troy. ~ y, Peter Palmer to
Jauie " Kennedy, both Of this city.
THOMAS-KINGSLAND-l this city on Tuesday. April
II by the tev. T. Ration Smith. Washington lhomas and
Eleanor T. second daughter OF the late David A. Kiugsand
Of Gr.erpoiEt. No cards
fERNELT-SMirH-On Monday, April 90 by the
Rev Dr. Dos ling Mr Calper Weservelt TO Mis- Emma
G. smtl second daughter Of Samuel r. Smith. esd al
OF this city. No cards
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From Our Special Correspondent
ALBANY, April q, 1863


CHARGES AGAINST THE SPEAKER.
The effort to harmonic the opposition factions to
which alluded IN my last, failed, and the Assembly
held, last night, the most exciting and turbulent
seSsion which it has had since it's organization was
completed. The evidence taken before the Inyesti.
eating Committee was first read in extenso. aud
then Mr.. Csllieot himself took the floor and made
speech OF an hour in bis own viudication. The
speech was full, clear AMI explicit and delivered
with every appearance of sincerity and deep feeling
and 1t made decided impression upon the house. .
After be had taken his seat Mr. Fields made one
Of bis characteristic speeches in reply. For more
than an hour be poured out the viAls OF his wrath
without stint upon the Speaker; he charged him,
upon his own responsibility solely. with having re,
peatedly solicited and received other large guns o.
money besides the 81 900 mentioned IN the report of
the Committee. He demanded that the resolution
for his expulsion should be passed. His spe.ch
made but little impression, being evidently INTENDED
for buncombe for the absurdty of asking an Assem-
bly, with the evidence taken in this case before It,
70 vote for the extreme penalty OF expulsion, any
penalty whatever, was patent.
The Democratic members, who are lawyers, con-
ceds almost unanimously that while they dsapprove
OF the ruling Of the Committee in excluding teSti-
mony offered, there is not In the case ~ presented
any ground whatever for adiudging the Speaker
guilty. Yet with strange Inconsistency, the same
men were found voting for the resolution Of sxPul-
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YoUsG MESS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Ike.
rrKEs-The Rev " L. Rice d. D. will deliver the si1th
etts in tho free 90 rooms ofthe Ee"iork Young
Men. Oh an Association, Bible ilouse Third avenue aud
Ninth street. th, evening at o'clock Subject; "Ths
Mysteries Of Nature and Revelation"
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Mr.. Oscanyan will deliver, this evening at Coope
Ius,pe for the fouh and las, time his interesting iecion
the Women Of Turkey illustrated BY eight ladies IN ia
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Samuel Colburn Reed will relate tie Incidents OIL
TIP tie Holy Lsnd before the Sixteenth Ward fsops
Ubion Association thi, evening.
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The Murder of Col. Kimball,
THE MURDER or COL. klMBALL
THE MURDER Or COL. klMbALL.
SEE WILKES SPIlIF
SEE WILKES SPIRIT.
THE MURDER or COL. KlMSALL,
me MURDER OF COL. htMBALL,
TIE MURDER OF COL. KENDALL, 80.
SEE WILhEY SPIRIT
THE MURDER OF COL. KIMBALL,
TUE MURDER or COL kIMBAbL.
TnE MURDER or COL. hiMbALL.
THE MURDER OF COL. KlMBALL,
TIE MURDER on COL KIMBALL.
THE MURDER OF COL. KIMBALL,
SEE WILKES SPIRIT. SEE WILKES SPIRIT.
SIP WII.KES SPIRIT SEE WILKES SPIRIT,
OUT TODAY, AND FOR SALE EYERYWHERE.
OUT TO-DAY, AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
Mcclellan
FROM
RAILS BLUFF TO ANTIETAM,
SHOWING
WHAT HE DID,
AND
WHAT HE DID NOT ACCOMPLISH,
AND WHY.
By GEORGE WILKES. Price is cents.
Sold everywhere.
SINCLAIR ToUsEY, No l2I Ns'.anst-
wholesale Agent
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wALLACK's-My Noble Son in Law.
WINTER GARDEN-Ruy Bias; French Spy.
ElBLOS-Anr1rs Floyd
BARNUM'S hUSkUM-The Dsrf Cloud.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. SIS Broadway
BANVARO5 PANORAMA No. 652 Broadway
COUPLES GALbERf-Vocano Of tue Andes.
COOPER ms rlTUrE-Lscture by MI OsoGnysn.
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"a smils was ksr lphsalth u her look strength
in her step and u her characterization Bitte,s,
S-T-1S6O-X.
few bottles Of Plantation Bi,teu
VIII cure Nervous Hesdache
viii cure Cold Exremiaes snd Fever;sh lips
win cure Sour Stomach I'd Fetid Breath.
VIII cure Flatulsncy sud Indigestion
wiz cure Nervous Aztec tions
VIII cure Excessive Fatisus aud Short Breath.
VIII cure Pain the Eyes.
WI cure Mental Dependency.
Til cure Pros,ratOn. Great Weakness.
n VIII cure Salow Completion, WEAK Bowels &c
S"ScG are the evidences Of
" y" LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
that seyensenhs s adult al snts proceed
nom diseased aud torpid liver The hillary ,ecreons tho
Ser ovsrnowing into the osch polssn tho entire system
e&hioit the above symptoms
long research we are .bl. n, r,s,s,, ,h , s
inarkabIs surf.sehsss horrsd nish,sr, disease, IN.
world hf&vN produced witsin one year over ak hun
thousand person, hsye tssen the Plantation
Bitehd not instance Of Complaint has come to our
knowledge!
cfectun tonic and agreeable siulan sutsdt.
| ell conditions Of ife
The reports tina, relies upon mineral substances for Its sc
tive properties, wholly false For the public saacion
and that patients may their physicians We append
list OF It's componsnts.
CALsAYA BARX-Ceebra,ed for swo hundred years
the treatment OF Fever and Asue Dyspepsia Weakness 40
It introduced into Europe by the Countess wife OF the
vceroy Of Peru in l6 and afterwards sold by the Jssuis
for ne enormous price Of reigh IN sver under he
name OF Jeuies POTders, and finally made pol ~
Louis XVII King OF France. Humboldt. makes ipdchl ref
to its iebifuse qualities during his soesi
travels
CAscasILLA BARK-For diarrhsa collie and dis qfthS
stomach and bowels.
DAsDgLIoS-FOr Inflammation Of the loins and SfspsosI
affections
CHAxosLS FLowgRs-Fcr enfssbed digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-AromstG sppuant Gsdi tonic
highly invigorating In nervous debrE
WISTERGRBES-For scrofuls, rhsuAsfism &C. -
AsuEAn aromatic csrmnstive; crsaips fssh muscle and
milk much used by mothers nursing -
Also, Glove buds orange. csuawsy tGdsr. snas'root
&c.
s. T.-iB60-X
Another wonderful Ingredient, Of span origin. mpstns
beauty complexion aud brlarcy "a the mind t yei
unknown of the world, withhold I've
for the present.
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APPOINTMENTS BY Tux GOvERsoR, by and with
the advice Of the Senate. April 49, l8sNOTA
Kiss PUBLC.-DUTChEss-Edwaid NJ Cforiug Of NappD.
gers FaIs; II. Hayand II Paving; George o. Ius II
Poughke-lsie. Edward " Simmons OF North Est
NEw.YOEK-Nilsm Apgut, Matthias BantA Emsnuel
Boas Joser1 BTodhead Parts O. CAIk jr. Casper G.
Chd. John H. Draper. Lemuel r. Evans, knHs! d. Faye,
A. Goodrich Fay Johu a. FOLEY Ihzddeu y. GoTsf, Hob.
sr S. Hayward Andrew b. Hire Louis Jouassohn, Moses
Is. Maclsy, Robert PToudht, Archibald '" sPef Edward
Schsnck, William J. Se.buTy, Ebsnezs B. shafer Jsmss j.
Thompson John r. WILLS Josepn n. Bradley, Darius q.
Crosby. samuel g. Dunhsu, JaIes Levy Allan Melville G.
A. Roberts John Il. chiezel jT William IL Tracy, Rob
ert s. ait Henry BurdieE. David T. HsdsnberE John A.
Mape6 Daniel IL. Mcdonnell, EGnin VI Daniel Alexander
M c. smith r. Henry Goldsmiih Eng-ue schuyler VII
liam Y. Ozark Augustus C. Graham John Van Orden ChSs
II Van Bfnn Robert H. Bsorman, Joku J. PsuHson, Gilbert
NJ Plympton Richard S'scEpols Of New-for City.
WgsrCHgsrEE--NiIiAul II. Brown Of West Chester
samael g. Frost Of Somefs SIas d. Clifford Of Mon.ana
joan A. Hustled Of Mount Pleasant Mitchell Laird u fsek
hi; Bsfnsdns MohlToss o. yorktown; "iaI Miller o.
Mount Vernon; John NJ. Mason Of Ionkers; Abraham b.
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