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BaItimore NTarket-Aue, ~.

WHEAT--Steady.
C0RN--Dull and declined 1c,
WHISKY-Dull and nominal at 81 "a.
GRCERIES-Firm.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market--Aug. 10.
Money firm at per cent.
Sterling Exchange dull at 108Z.
Gold shade irmer, opening at 257; advancing TO
closing quiet at 25716.
Government stocks shade firmer.
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Headache of all Kinds

Such as Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Rheum-
attic Headache, Bilious Headache Stupid Headache
Chronic Headache, Tbrobbing Headache-isprompt-
ly relieved by the use of these Pills.
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For Dyspepsia,

And its ten thousand inconveniences, from slight
indigestion and sallow cheek to extreme emacation
and depression of spirits. or a confirmed case Of
Meancholia in its most aggravated form-these Pills
are confidently recommended as sure cure, If per-
seyeringly used,
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RELIEF In TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
PulmOnic Waters.

THE Original Medicine established in 1887, and first
article of the kind ever introduced under the name
try; all other Pulmonic WATERS are counterfeits.-
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each Wafer.
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Are in simple form and pleasant to tho taste.
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No family should be without box Of
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.5tG in the house. ..rrT
No traveller should be without supply
.BRYAN's PULMoNIo WAFERs 500
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
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Twenty FIVE Cents. ,s
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New York. ao4j q
II a...aas s. &. SAMUEL. G. ROBERTS,
Agents. Columbus. Ohio.
iuly-d&w 10, .esF5rf .af.
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CITY ITEMS.
To SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS.

From aud after Monday, July ii, 1854,
we shall charge for The DAILY OHIO
STATESMAN, and for The TRI-WEEKLY
STATESMAN, the prices below specified. We
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in our subscription rates. Within two
years, the cost of publishing daily news
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pound, and is still going up-being more
than double what it used to sell fofy the
price of type-setting is more than fifty per
cent. higher than it was; press-work is one
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the night of the I'd day Of August.
y 1854, a BRIGHT BAY MARE, about le hands
high, II years old, round body, and in good condi-
on one Of her hind heels, and also sand crack on
one Of her hind hoofs. The subscriber viii pay
reward Of forty dollars for the return Of tbe mare
Licking county. Ohio, Hartford township,
aug10-d5t Croton Postofice.
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INTEMPERANcE

Use the Pills in alternative doses for long time,
or until the organ is aroused 1ntermitting the
Of the Pills now and then, is the best plan.
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They are a Family Pill.

Any one who is so unfortunate as to eat too much,
may save himself fit Of Apoplexy or other serious
consequences. by Immediately taking Pill.
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Delicate Females, and all persoReef
habits, they are Invaluable as q LA "A:
TIVE, improving the Appetite, giving TONE and
VIG0R 10 the Digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole system
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As a Cathartic,

They influence more the motory and less the secerl
ing power of the bowels than any other combinatic
in common use.
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For Literary Men,

And box should always be keptin the house. Th
are a good Pill to be taken before or after heal
meal
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nUPLEx ELLIPTIC HOOP SKIRTS,
~ The most Popular and Flexible in use: For
sale by ~ BA1N 4 SON,
.T8 Nos. 90 to 20 South High Street.
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DR. r. A. WILSON'S
TONIC, CATIIARTIC,
AND
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC and HEADACHE
PILLS.
AS a TONIC.

They agree with the most delicate stomach, remov-
ing Nausea Pain and Debility from that organ, and
through impar tone and vgor to the whole system.
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They Never Fail
Liver compIaint--Torpid Liver

In removing NAUSEA and HEADACHE, to which
FEMALES are SO subject.
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THEY MAY BE TAKEN AT ALL TIMES,

THEY MAY BIZ TAKEN AT. Alb TIMES,
with PERFE CT safety without making any change
Of Diet AND THE ABSENCE OF ANY Dis
ASMfNfsTER bSfSffsSTEfIR THEM THEM 70 Dt CHfIDREN Ih w ~
Prepared and sold by b. l.. FAHNEST0CK 4
CO.. Sole Proprietors. 70 and 70 Wood and 9l Fourth
Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers sener-
ally ~ iunel5' '8f-wly
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CKIRTING, CAMBRICS AND LONG
y CLOTHS, SO, 40 and 45 inches wide. much less
'nan f"i '''" f''''''s " 70 w.. ! RAIN & SON,
. iy23 Nos 33 10 90 South High street.
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dict accord ngIy Tor the plaintiff FOR Si26GJI, the
Imount claimed for 1861, 1862 aud 1858.
The CITY OF Philade pHia W.. the Second AMI
mud Stree Passenger Railroad CDmpluv. In :
wa stlli another Rrinn for tax on div dan8s
ihr act on Incorporation expressly declares tha,
: be 'aN sha.l be upon the excess Of d WIDEN Is
over Fix per cent The same points OF law a,
l1 De previous cases were recitod, and the iury
pl iniH, S2395 50.
Margaret Buthof by her next friend, vs..
hichald Berry and Elizabeth Berry This was an
"a u, n to recover damages for slandc-ous word.
slohen by Mrs. Berry In regard % pltnuT
lhcre was 70 d,fen.e, the counsel whose nam
was signed :" the plea Of defendant nor app ar
d z, and seemingly having made no prepara.io
to defend the Snit. Jury ont
COURT OF CoMNoN pLENs-Jllgcs THOMPSON
ana L'u.ow.-Ihe Court is engaged to-day in
iGe hearing Of argument on exceptions TO au.
uiu RS rcVOTs.
touRr or QUARTER SEssrnNs-Julra Allison
Little w1s dui'g In the Quarter Sessions tgi.
mwriug. But one untcfeuded clss of larceny
ana an assault and battery case were tried
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AP0AL INTElIJGENCe.

SUPFrME ClURT At NIsG PRGUs-Judge
Reld.-Wat ct al. vs.. Hammond q Son. Before
rcuo,ttd. Verdict for plaintiff, S16gl.
The City Of Philadelphia v. rne CiazenS, PaS-
serger hallway Company. TINS was al &'non 10
rccOyer The tax required by Law 10 be paid by
defendants upon their decsred dividends upon
stock. On behalf Of defendants the point was
rait that the tax IS only required TO be paid
upon the dividends on the pud-up capital ami
not upOn the uthOrled d capital, as is claimed by
tic city. The Court reserved this point, and
erected the jury to render verdict for plaintiff
for S6934
The City Of Philadelphia VS.. The GraY's Ferry
Railroad Company. This was a similar &C ion 10
lie above. In defense, the act OF Assembly of
April 90 1864, was set up, providing that the tax
shall only apply to the paid up capital. The ques
lion OF law IN this case also reserved, and the
jury were directed to find for the plaintiff. Yer
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JITY INTELLIGENCE.
STATE OF THERMOMETER To DAT.-SiX A. NJ,
3d. Noon, AZ. p NJ, 425. Wind, W.

A Euu-CoNrRAcToR IN TROUBLE This morn.
ing a sub-contractor named James Mooney was
arrested and taken before Alderman Welding by
OHcer Hancc, Of the Reserve Corps, upon the
charge Of not paying his employees. About
thirty fmales were present at the hearing
The evidence elected showed that they hsl
been in the employ of Mooney, who Is carrying
ON business in Chesrut street, above Fifth, ab Dut
four weeks, during which time they had received
some Of them fifty cents, and others hDout one
dollar uCr week the balance Of their wages being
within. ld. This morning they refused 20 60 to
work uu'es, they were paid uo.
Mooney alleged he had not the money. few
Ol the girls were very poorly clHd, ana one or Two
Of them bad been compelled TO leave their Dolrd-
I hOusCs not having the money tD meet their
Losrd bin Mooney, before leaving the Alder
mnu's office, paid of some Of the girls, and en-
tDred bail for bis appearance this evening, oy
htch time hc has promised 90 settle with the
Others.
DISHONEST SALEsyAN.-Wli1m Gilpin, aged
about ripctCen years, has been arrested by De.
trCtiye Samuel Henderson, upon the charge OF
Iobhing his employer haler doing business nj
Sixth and Chesnut streets. The accused has
teen suspected Of robbery for some time, aud the
services Of Detective Henderson we're secured.
The latter vlstRd the store on Saturday, taking
with him fifteen one dollar notes, upon all Of
which be lad plac, d private max. The Olicer
purchased three hats rendering the marked notes
IN puy mtnt thereof A short time Afterwards
ibe ACCUSED WIS arrested, with some Of the
marked money in his possession. He confessed
10 the officer having heen eng ged 10 the theft
for a long time, and having st len altogether
ahout three thousand dollars. lie was committed
for uial
ARRIVAL or A SWEDISH FRIGArE.-ThiS
morning q number Of the officers and crew Of the
Swe1ish fligate Tanadis, which arrived at our
Navy Yard yesterday, we're on shore, and visited
several pmc,s Of interest In the CRY. The Vaaq-
DIS lis a q am tIignto OF about 2jOJ tons, Sne
carri,s % guns, all on be. berth deck. 10 appear
apct she resembles the UDit Statcs 7lopp-ot-war
Lancaster, being RO1u the same size aud he sa nc
model The firing OF the salute yester iay drew Il
hrLe numl,r of persons O. the foot Of Washing
ton ayeIue and the impression was generally en-
teItaired that a United States vessel had arrived
with favorable news.
FATAL ACCIDENT This morning James Shark
ley, Of Upper Darby, was ran over and killed by
li, own team, a. lhirterh ani Market streets.
His horses took fright from the whistlins Of the
locomotive.
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THE RESIDENTS REvOJATION
OF GEN, DIX'S ORDER,
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM THE
SECRETARY OF STATE.

WAsHNGToN, December lS-Thc f,roVip.
was to-day officially pr0mulgtt,d.
DtrAHrMENr OF STATE WAsutNgroy Dernp,.
b II, IS6i-lhe President direcfs tb,t .v ,,1t
mn igrant passengers directly rutcrin, an Apsri.
~ uort by sea, no traveller shall bsrc,rfrr M.
rorGtd tn enter the Iuite Stat from "A ,r,t.-u.
us-spSr, without passport. If citizen. the
scr,t Triu,t be from this Department or f~,m
and. IL ou States Minister or Consul abroad
his own counr rom the 'mnotgnt authority OF
sgrrd hv n d.ui7tbc passport tD be cJuatc--
Ultrd States. TIC Agent or Consul Ot the
Ihi, regulation is
toprf,on. rrup-sug t6nded to Apply especially
from ihc ucrcbh1riug Brpc TO toe Uuis. q States
SEW nee will be strictly el province. Ito.
civil, military, and naval, in'eed by hll OILERS,
IuYCd States; aud the StaG service OF enc
authorities are requested 20 aid rd mnnlc pal
10 Is CNutc'Cd here that no immigrs execution.
coming by s.R ia ibc manner alurapa'se g'r
obstruCtcd, or any o'hcr persons WAC viii he
out Cu their way hithrr before inrclligrnacv ss'
regulation could reasonably be expected o. RIBS
the country from which they may have s'1rt, d!
WILLIAM II. StwAUD, Secretary of s atc.
The dIsapproyal by the President of Gen r.
DiN's oder relative 20 future raids from Ctnld
has excited some surprise here, rs the order me
with almost unver,al spprObgiDn. IL is under
StOod, however, thar il was Induced by Olcil
assurances from the Canadian Authorities thl
ever, possible fort should be made 10 bring tn
ST. Alhaus raiders to justice, and that such mel
surcs should he taken as would prevent any sImi
lar demonstration in future, and promises &
keep Rebel refugees under strict Surveillance
here, fer.
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CORIINAs' LATE nHUsH Oh THE RIO
GEAHDE,


Gbe following IS a Translation Of a bulletin
issued in Mstamoras on thel5th
We have just received by eNp.e's the following
communication from His Exec lency, General
Don Tomas Mia
IMPBrIAJ MEXICAN ARMY. MEJyA's DIVISION,
CoRTINAs' BRIGADE, CAbiP GUERVERO, Novem-
Der l3, 1864 Your EXcellency 1 have the
honor to inform you that at 3 O'Clock this morn
itg / reached this city, with the forces under my
CnnRDd, since which time the eDcny's advance,
Sta ioued on the banks of the river, opened fire
III on me Wi h their sherpshOOtaIs.
Aher some skirmishhg between the forces,
ard not being ab to lind focl % cross aud
CtleT them baJJle In the fort occupied by them
which attack they seem daiermiscI to resist
orCt red Lieutenant Co oUel ID ~ jose NJ. Zhniga,
con mandng the brigade, u dsm lunt tue com
panic, Mier and CamargO, and deploy them as
sLarpshooters upon the left bank o. tue river SUE
IuuI ding the city, until We shOIti ind the ford
fO lie cavalry. The eu,my imm- liitely posted
tlce to oppose our crossing. We succeeded,
however, and di,lOfged them from the uneven
ground OcCupied by them. ThW portion of their
krm, being routed fled preci1iA. ly, our forces
COutii ued their march TO charge upon the rear
Of the fort, and while tNis WAS leing done, |,
with the remainder, alta ,Ael the front Of the
works.
Tie obstacle of the crossing Of the river over
come ard the dispersi n OF gu rillas accom-
plsbed, ! charged upon the rem Under OF the
enemy IN the tort (Which was bal In the streets
of he city J. which was dOuy At la tpast one in
the sfrerron
IN this tncounterthe enemy lnsf our killed aud
seven taken prisoners. The RESI- # their forces
fed disperscd N various dirrCliJu. leaving In our
pOssi ssiOn some arms and horses. We had only
on man slightly " uaaed. j - 70 lOther courier
will send yOW EXcelleuCY a ds ilcd acc lunt.
l lend only at this time astltamert OF the dead
Al d prisoners.
] have the honor 10 state 10 y0lr Excellancy
that the conduct OF he ut.i cr, IA men under
my command is worthy Of Iupm EIYing nothing
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SIEGE OF SAVANNAH,
letter From Admiral DahIgren-Ha is
Nn.nnernIinE MILh con. hmermIMM.

Cooperating With Gcm. SheruIau.
WAsHNGToN December 1.-THE following
letter from Admiral Dahlgren to the Secretary Of
the Navy was received to-day -
WARSAW SOUND, December II, lSGt-Hon.
Gideon Welles II write this IN the same cabin
with General Sherman. He came around here
with General Foster TO meet me.
vas engaged in buOying savannah river to
push up an iTOn.clad to assist in attacking Savan-
nah by wafer. and left this morning TO visit this
place, where have the PdSSaic aLd PuCace, then
70 O,sahaw, where is the flagship aud S0aOma,
IN the hope Of communicating with General
Sherman. Meanwhile, he had just walked over
the fort McAls'er, that guards the Og chez,
and descended 10 the flagship General Foster
came in afterwards, and brought him here.
JoHN A. DAHLGREN.
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Rrlq Auratc. a. n, 10 days from New Oeans bGlRsl
to j, 4. BRlIey Co,
Brlg OIa GIBBS. day from Fortress Monroe In ballast
% 4 h EaZey a CO
schr Edwin Reed, Goodspeed days ffom Boston, win
ice 10 cod rprinl Ice aud Cosl 60.
sctr s. \ Smith, stualey, days from Boston, In ball
20 captain,
bal at 20 ID StetsUn a Co.
schr @. h. Raymond (new). Higgns,l day fromttY,
mingtOn. Del in ballast 10 cHpthin.
sehr ClaytoH Frame, Laws,2 days from Milford, Ne1
with grain 20 James Barratt -
schr Mount Vernon smith day from Dover, Del, VIII
grain 10 James Barratt n
SchT Z. =. McCOlley, Durb0rough,l day from Camdons
Del, with grain 10 James Barratt
sehT sarah Mary, Morris, day from Dover, Del, Wh
corn 10 james BRIAtt.
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LAUNCn Or A GUNnOAT.

PITTsHUBG, Dec mber l9.-The iron-clad gun
boat Manoy'ok was successfully launched this
morning from the ship-yard Of Mason & Snow
den, of South Pttsburg. Over one thousand
spectators witnessed the affair. The MqnayaN&
is to receive her outfit at Cairo and will leave for
that port in a short time. She will draw about
twelve feet of water.
Owing to the sudden breaking up of the Ice
considerable damage has b-en done to property
along the river, and several coaLb)ats have been
lost
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[PRlCE THREE CENTS

there are plenty which are said 10 do A. ..d 80
we shall have te old rampant rae. -, -, -.
OF all signs viii fail in the sps,pt,,,,,. -.
! The companies whose wells 40 =, -.
argrly are now reapiug large retn.,T 80 70 %
Ihrse money can be very pro1tab ' io,o,,o1
| hd'cd there is 10 Investment that .,u 49,. ...1
unIi the return for the moley. Our readers -,
use however, every proper business nreo,,,,,,
| N''p ont Of toe circle OF speculative cxeiten,a,
no decide wisely, il they d. NOT wish tn ,,tl -
tie number, alreaCy large, of tbo,, vho haso
u"ue permanent investment 10 sh ,res tba. ka,o
."stt u chance Of marke.. aud ara I'M, .,,,hT.,s
piper in the hand. OF those whose ,,,,,,,. ~,
ornaments rendered them tho ,,sg - -
designing men. "'P'' VI
The Philauelohia and Tideou, 20 .h,,,.
'uuu,o some time since, he, also had an inc Gao
'"VN' Inc company have erecied Al engine
~ ti'Al'r power aud are nov &c 'eiyiug from one
VT" hoot ughiy barrels, and have anotho,
''' "''ps SUNK, "oich has y,old,d twont, .hys
o'ofly o1iTels per day, With indications OF tho
''ucr beltg fine producing we'll. One
u'ub Peuhaole u tho hod.rs OF the
Ihladelphi and TideolE II they Are not
making a S'ock-gamoli,g operation OF their
Nock' but are very quietly buying the shares
te old holders being che purchasers, and not
sel ers Of the stock. This confidence has insnlrsd
aoSlosition among holders TO keep what they
nave, and consequently we see but few transac-
uonS In tie STOCK quoted. THIS company has but
so 600 shares
The Egbcrt has declared q dividend OF NOR
cent, and there are promises Of an extra dividend
ms month, from the sae3 OF oil just con pietod
at the present high rates for petroleum Com
paints are made that the Secretary auswefs no
questions Of the stockhol
Reading has declared it's dividend Of fifteen nor
cent on stock, and since the price of the shares
Is quoted, dividend of. 1t Is the purposs OF tho
bull interest 10 carry the price above the Heure At
winch 1t was quoted before the dividend, l. g. 6s,
which, with the dividend, would make he shares
Equal TO IS. This wa, done last sprnr. the
STOCK being put up, brtue cen January and
ne cary part Of April, from 60 TO 80.
The same psrty, with additional recruits,
declare their Intention and ABILITY TO do the same
thing sgain. With the abundance of money. and
TIE large business Of the road the t.sh will he
lenoercd easy ON tho FIRST revival OF speculation
Ihe present sales are mainly the d., ide nd shares
to which the old holders arc entitled. In other
words, the shorts supply one hundre aud fifteen
shares for every hundred sold, and the extra
shares gradually find their way into the market.
The various di'idend-paying railway an clual
shares are steady at quotations, any sign 6elnt
ne being Temporarily retarded by the decline in
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From the Observation-Disclosures Atroei
lies.

A letter from Headquarters Army Of the Shen-
andoah, dated December IA, says
There are no new movements to report in the
Army of the Shenandoah Tue troops are erect
ing comfortable cahins flr winter quarters, aud
every hing indicates continued quiet. The gleril-
las, only, mar the peace Of the camp occasionally
by foTays upon forging parties caught iuCau.
tiousy TOO far away from the main body Of the
army, &c.
Three union families, who we're yesterday
moving 10 Winchester from ROmnsy we're a.
tackled IN the mountains by some Of Nc Nsil's
party OF bushwhHckcrs, from MOnTeield. One Of
The men made brave def, nse of his wife and
little ones, showing fight and for considerable
time keeping the mariuders off, but they finally
Oyerpowcied him, and he fell In the presence Of
his family by the deadly fire Of the cowardly
crew he was contendng with
They then detached the horses from the wa
gons, and leaving the families to shift Tor them
selves, made OFF, The people finally reache /
Winchester in great distress aud destluuon. Tue
murderous outrage has justly provoked a deep
feeling Of indignation in this army.
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-Quan Ding Is dead. Quln Ding was a
political sgltator in Cochin China, who urged
revolt against the French influence there. We
are assured that since the death of ouan Ding
the district OF Go-Kong is quite tranquil.
AT the present time the city Of Florence is
crowded with strangers, coming to enjoy the
splendors Of the new Court.
General Todleben has been lately visiting the
iron works at Sheffield. and other manufacturing
towns in England,
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New YonK, December l9.-The steamship
CITY Of Co,k, fiom Liverpool on the 3)ih, arrived
at this port this morning. Her adyices have been
ANTICIPATED.
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Special 10 The RrsHiHg Telegraph.
New YoRK, December l9-The Oppo'ition
Company's steamer GClden Rule sailed to-day at
noon. Among her passengers were the follow
ing Philadelphilus Mrs. J. McMurtrie and
family, Mrs. McGonigle and family, John McFet.
wish and nthCre