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MARINE NEWS.
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship Alhamb-a Benso.,.t New Ya-k-Inft Sa.,,-
day. 10th. Mdze. To Eaven" Co. Morgan Eros, l;oll
mann Bros, Street. " Tnrher. GibbHs Co, E DAILY,
L Pollard, G q Duckcr, Mckenzie, King & Co. e Il
Il. Laurcy Il Alexander, Cameron * EarScy, Il Scrv-
en-, paGchsr, Kaufman, Allen 4 sidd%ns: w + Nor
ford a Bschofi J O'Ncin.J Heath n Co. Camp
sen W Smith Il Co, W ]; Barnes. II Taylor, J II Null
Ter. Adams Express Go. Howe. Domrin Co. a Rooh.
Harris, Forester & McLhnc. q Coilrtcnay, Geo
winiamsN Co, W I l'nrse Co, Order, G Linstcdt, T
Kelly, 1-oryca, Van winke. Prinhersohn, Brac;-
stoddarl Co, II Harral. Ravenel X Barnwc!l, Com
minis, T N BRISTOL, J A Cook Co. EH Rodgers & co,
Z Warllaw, & Beverson, J E Casey, W Easterby,
Schnell & Co, Burch, Morris, Hunt 4 Co. G Wtte,
F II Due, l. so,omons, J A Armstrong, Block.
H Hams Co. Bo'Nenl. Z Cay, } Russell. d Got.
gen. Il Read & Co. shier & Co, c konalrens, Geo W
4 Co. Caldwell, Hollo. Mills House, \ Levin Jr
Davis, W Kinsman, Wiley, J & F Dawson, Her
man, Stonehin & HI Haas, Leisser. l Whiting, Swan
Frey Wright, Coppack & Co, White Smith 4 Co, viii
liams Covert, Z J. Deming Co, King & Cassidey,
ney, Voigt, H W Dorre, J Marion, II Voiers NJ
Kno.. F F. EEMeSwSeney, NJ Reyel. q Little, Mott, 6 W
H Devneau, and Wagner Bros.
Cleared Yesterday. fSErr 10
schr Mary stedman, Pearce, Jacksonville tFlal-wm
Went to Sea Monday. IsErr. 10
Steamship Georgia. Gates, Galveston
From this Port.
schr WINS Dodins, New York. Sept IL.
Sw Xs
schr r Bennett, Wood New York, Sept IA.
Up for this Port.
Brig waltham, Cottrell, at New York, Sept 1G.
Schr NJ Newins, Leaning. at New York, Sept 1G~
Cleared for this Port.
Bark Flora. Hubbard at Baltimore Sept 13.
Schr Russell, Nickcrson, at New York, Sept TO-
Sailed Tor this Port.
Ship Amelia, Conner, from Liverpool, August %.
Memoranda.
The brig H Brooks Newcomb, arrived at New York
from Georgetown Is O., Sept IL.
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HEADQUARTERS,

DEpARTMENr OF sou1n CAROLINA,
HILTON HEAD, s. O., Sept 6, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERS No. SOL
IN ORDER TO REMOVE ALL SEEMING CONFLICT
Jurisdiction between the civil military authorities
throughout the State of South Carolina; promote tho
Of quiet and good orer relieve the people
much possible from all unnecessary restraints
Martial Law and reduce the expenses Of the Military
establishment; It is hereby ordered:
FIRsr-That the Superior and Circuit Provost Courts
will continue in operation heretofore and shall have as
against and all civil courts eIclusve cognizance to
try and adjndicate all cases wherein Freedmen and
other Of color directly indirectly
ed This will not be interpreted as to restrict the au-
horty Of the Agents of tho Bureau of Refugees Freed
men and Abandoned Lands.
SEooSD.-The civil Courts may be opened, and all
civil and municipal officers who shall have taken the
Amnesty Oath last prescribed and who nthey belong
either Of the classes excepted from Amnesty shall have
received Executive pardon will be allowed 10 resume
the exercise OF their official duties, under such Of the
LAWS Of South Carolina. IN forco Immediately before
18th day Of November 1sGo not Inconsistent with
the laws of Congress- the Proclamaons Of the Pres
iden which laws and Proclamatons are in all cases 10
be respected.
TnrnD.-It being impractcable to establish and pro-
serve Military Posts In sufficiently close proximity 70
maintain perfect Military police in every portion Of
the State the civil Magistrates win be allowed 10 make
arrests In all cases Of breach OF the public peaoe but
the arrest Of Freedmen and other persons of color
when rendered necessary by the absence Of tho military
W In all cases, be Immediately reported and the custo
dy Of the person persons arrested promptly transfer
red TO tho nearest Military Commander. The functions
Of civil officers who disregard this order win be sus
pended
BY command of MAjor-aeneral Q. A. anlMoaz,
- W. L. II. BURGER,
septennber 10 Aaaistant Adtutautaeneral
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
l. the Great Diurctic.
HELiERGfNS HIGHLY COXCNNTR sTED

CONlCUED FLUID EXTRACT SARSA APARIILA,
For PURIFYING tio blood removing MI chronic constit-
tiCnal diseases arising from impure state of tho
blood and the only reliable aud cifcctuai known remedy
and swcngs of til" Bones urc:ati"n Of the Throat and
Legs EutcEcs l;mrics the Face, letter ErvsipclIs
and all scaly crITptiOns Of tho skin
A&D EEAUTIFYlNti THE COMPLEXION.
Not few oi TIE 'vurS. disorders that effect mankind
arise INi the Curr: zion ;ia arc!,,lats ir the blood
OF all the discoveries that have been made 10 prpc N
ont. none van equal i'll effect iiEIMB0IH ) COMPOUND
EXTRACT OF SaHSAPAElLLA. 1t cl,anss.s and reno
tcm 2:d rurScs out IL, UMnrs which make disease IL
stimulates The healthy functions the holy and cypcs
the disorders that GrIy and rIikc in the blood Such
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bottle viii sow The sick that i las virtues suIpassing
anything The? have ty"V taE"M
Two taicspo0Ifs off" Extract oE Sara spa-ia added
70 pint "f water is equal the Lish,. Diet Drink and
ore bottle is fully r!uI t. gl.iol o! the Syrup OF
Sa"Sal@Il!a. nr the tlcrnct.on a. usually made
E!- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
in ve:y general use III all the State HOSPITALS and
PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS throughout tho
land, Wei as III private practice, and considered
rs invaluable II mc"s.
Sc. Medical P.cr:riss ej E;::i,
FROM DlSrEXSNrnNY or THE UNITED STATES
See Professor nEwEEs valuable works the Practice
of Physic.
soc remaris made by The !a.c celebrated DR.. PnYs1c
OF Philadelphia.
See remarks made 10y n. ErnAIM MDowEII, n cclc-
bratcl rlyHcian and Member tie koyal College oil
Surgeons. Ireland AMI published n The "rausactions
the king aEl queen's journal
See .EcGicJ CTirR,3cdi n, ricu. published by BEN.
JAstIs TEAvEl:s. Fe!."a Royal college o. Surgeons
See most Of the late Standard Works OF Medicine.
EXTRACT BECHU.
"SAiiSAiAIiiLLA."
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the stock is heavy and receipts increasing The sales
were 200 bhls $50 lbs mostly at $3.50 Rosins were
in fair demand and steady, with sales uf $500 ls z 2S0
strained sspSi for No 2 S116sl5 for No l. and slGD
s5 for prim" pale. Tar quiot and unchanged with
sales for ~ bbls At STnS9. Pitch III light demand.
aud Will low stock prices very lrn. We noe
sales o - hbs. prime city at $3.50 for Sta;p brand.
SuGAE WIS in less demand, but prices ul st"ady
The sa's ""r, 42J hhhs. Cuba muscovado ut from 49,
@lic and s0 iih's. Porto Eico ut IA &C.; alsr, 1000
boxes E:,"nG II l2itml7l.c.
WFIiiY.-l;rC"ips, 80 bIs. Tho market WIZ again
ac."c aud prices ruled cr2c higher c!os;:,s steady al
;lic advance The sales about 500 bb!s. state and
Western, mostly at S227eeS2.2s.
NEW 0j;IEhNS. September n.-corTos dun and
hcG"y. Snirs Gao bal.S: nii,,lin, t1iic. MnliasCs
and Sugar quiet. Exchange steady: checks 'eeu%i.
Freight ca cotton 20 New York, go g.
WILMINGTON. Scptcmb Der lG.-NAvAL Sroi.i2.-Thc
Sli"s tp dug c"!rS. i50 bbls Crude Turrentinc, at
Sai5ts Sfo: i:srh"t uwct. Spirits Turisitt" is not
quite !l: several lots were offered 1T Tr heard
ri no sales. Tar is i'll demand. with sales ut $500
C"TrnH-1l hilcs mit:tiiing suld at lJc. gold.
AMI 5 bales ordinary and middiing nj $40 go Market
iiriu.
DoaITs1Ics.-Thc n;.-ccrutrY factories are rcs,ming
operations ana domestic goods coming in freely.
We note the sale # 1000 pounds cotton yarn, at So 2je
S33S I. bunch of pounds
Latest Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. September 2.-CoTTnS.-Sales to-day
600 bales. incsiv" OF GooD bales to spectators and
exporters. The market is firm with upward tcnGcn-
cy. but quotations remain unchanged.
BHEApsrurFs.-Ihe market Is firm.
PEovIsIOSs.-TEe market is firm.
LONDON, September ., evcningConsols closed at 90
for money The weekly rct'rns OF tho Bank Of England
show al increase af c.GS, ,0Qa.
AMERICAN SEcrR!TlEs.-Iinois Central r. r. f6aI a
T9 Erie T. Il. 81 C53is; u. =. tivc-twcnties 60.
PARIS September =, evening,-Thc Eourse is firm
Rentes 5?f.-20c.
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PROSPECTUS
Free and Accepted MasOn's Journal.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PUBLISH IN THE CITY
Il of Atlanta, Ga, soon the mails establish
cd, o weekly FREE AND ACCEPTED MASON'S JOURN-
AL. embracing some fifty pages OF reading matter and
eight ten pages for the insertion of business
cards OF the Fraternity that Masons may be able
ways to transact business of oil kinds with another
An able correspondent will be secured from the respec
tive Lodges. who will give statement of his LODGE the
officers and members and will keep the Fraternity post
ed as to who be suspended expelled dead there
by rendering it impossible for expelled suspended
members to enter Lodge II 1t will refer to the Journal
An able corps of Masonic writer's have been secured
so will not fail to be very interesng and instructive
1t will be devoted to the improvement of Masonic L.
teraure, and will be welcome visitor to the resde Of
every Free and Accepted Mason.
will be sent to subscribers. post free at &c. In ad-
vance, per annum.
The undersigned respectfully asks each member TO
constitute himself an agent and secure s the subscrt
bers possible and hand their subscription lists to the
Masters OF their respective Lodges who will forward tho
same to me at Atlanta, Ga.
There being nothing Of the kind in publication, and
feeing that 1t will be source Of improvement in Nh
sonic knowledge, most respectfully call upon se Fra
ternty to sustain me In the goou work
septeyber 20 WILLIAM JAMES POLLARD.
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
FRIDAY. Sept. Is, p M.-Gold underwent a further
Decline Notwithstanding the fact of the supply in the
street being hardly equal to the demand The opening
quotation was 1434, after which there was decline to
1925. The market subsequently rallied to 1422i9M,
and closed at l42l. The steamer Europe for Havre,
took out s255, 200 in specie.
Money continues easy It 51G per cent, but the de-
mand il quicker and III Indications favor increased
iyy, although not to ne extent Of stringency. The
requirements of the Stock Exchange are just very
limited but with the extension Of speculation these will
undergo considerable augmentation Tho discount de-
nand is meanwhile rather brisk owing to the great
vy OF business in every branch of legitimate trade
Commercial paper is still quoted at G1a@s per cent for
the first grade and 9@10 for the second. Foreign
change firm and in better demand Prime bankers
sterling at sixty days sold at and 110@1l0s
at short sight The supply af commercial bills is not
present rates.
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HEADQUARTERS. DEPARTMENT OF SO. Cal
HrIroS HEAD, S. c., September II, 1865. {
GENERAL ORDERS No. 3I.1
l. LIEUT.. JOHN L. MERRIAM, 9TH CONN VOLS
is hereby announced as Ad-dcCamp the Staff of Brc
vet Major General Commanding. He will be obcycd and
respected accordingly.
II. The following paragraph, from Special Orders No
49, AdjutanGenerals Office, September I'd, 1865 is re-
published for the information OF this Command:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJurAST-tiENERAI.s OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, 1865.
ESPECIAL ORDERS No. 47al
25 By direction Of the President 1Bt Lieutenant g. F.
SCHWARZ tBrevet Captainl 18th New York Heavy Ar
tiery, IL hereby dishonorahly dismissed the service
the United States for disobedence OF orders neglect
of duty in not promptly delivering the usterout rolls
of his regiment with the of which was charged
under Paragraph 6, General Orders, No. o. May 15th
1865, om this oAce, thus embarrassing the public
the regiment. He will receive final payments without
Special Order from the War Department.
Commanding Generals Of Military Divisions and De-
partments will promulgate this Order to their respective
commands.
BY order of the Secretary of War.
E. D. TOWNSEND.
Assistant Adjutant-GenaraI.
BY command of Bvt Major General CHARIHs DEvEss
W. L. M. BURGER,
September 1s Assistant Adjutant-aeneral.
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HEADQ'RS DEPARTMENT OF 50. CA,
HILTON IlENrn- s. &. Scnt IL 1861

HILTON IlEAo, S. C., Sept. -, 1861.
tGESEEAL ORDERS, No. 3jl
THE ACTION OF THE COLONEL COMMANDING
the Port Royal District in designating Castle Ickncy
Charleston Harbor, s. c. and Sing Sing Prison, Sing
Sing, n. y, the place If confinement for Sergeant
Richard Riley Company 3D. 2st u. s. G.. T.: Corporal
Henry Furroby, Company &C.. 1aSth u. S. G. T.: Pr-
ratc John Martin, Company c. 1HSth L. S. c. r.: Fri
vac Tero Ashmo, Company &c, I2sth u. S. C. r.: pr
vatc Norman Johnson, Company "K 26tlI L. s. c. T.
Private Mike Capus Company ID, u. s. G. T.. Pr
vatc Abraham Alurant, Company &C. 12Sh H. r. c. T.,
and Private Geo Williams, Company a." 12Sth L. S.
c. T., is approved The Provost Marshal Ge:.,r.l is
charged with the execution OF this order.
Dy command of Brcve. Major-GcnI CHARLES DT:vESs
w. L. NJ. BURGER,
September 70 3 Assistant Adjutant-( cneral
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81. By direction of the President, First Lieutenant
6. f. SCHWARZ tBrcvct Captainl 18th New York Heavy
Artillery, is hereby dshonoraby dismissed thcscrvcc
of the United States o- Gisobedicncc of orders and
slect Of duty in not promptly delivering the nustcrou
rolls of his Regiment with the of which he
charged under Paragraph 3, General Orders No. o. May
49, 1867 from this oicc) thus embarrassing the public
service and delaying the iEa payment and discharge Of
the Regiment. He will receive final payments with
out special order from the War Department.
Commanding Generals OF Military Divisions and De-
partmcnts VIII promulgatc this order TO their respective
commands.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
September ~ Assistant Adjutau;-CicLc:al.
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New York Produce Market.

FRIDAY, September 10, P. M.-BRRADsTUFFs-R
cepts IL TAT barrels Flour 1853 barrels and bags
Corn Meal 1868 bushels Wheat, 59,898 do. Corn, and
1857 do Oats. The demand for State and West
Flour fair, but prices ruled lower, tho
ket closing at decline of 10cts 16cts. q barrel, The
sales comprised 5000 bbls at revised quotations be-
ow Southern Flour in moderate request, but pri-
ces O shade In buyers fsvor the sales 500
bbls. Canada Flour was dull, and 10c @16c lower
all grades; the sales confined TO 275 bbs Rye
Flour WAS again quiet without noticeable change Corn
Meal was steady, with only moderate inquiry. We
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USE HEL MBOL.D'S
FLUID EXTRACT BuCFU

IA al Diseases e these organs whv.her tx iSiinu in
".Hci.' or "!'.sGh" from 1l,rt"2r case Oriyinoing
ar! "? wC'|F "'l" '1H 6nHHJ ~ is pleasant ill t;tstn
than any OF -" PREPARATIONS Of EGTt or Iron.
Hh"" suNfiag from Hrek" @orn Or Dti;cat" tonStitu-
tir:s Erc-:;gG - Tc.i.,ty az ofc:,
liz" reader ist be aware that however slight may bn
:c attack Il il above diseases il is certain affect his
EoG"J n, G'Ii. y stHi iortrs, end EGrJ;nraS.
\ o.. 81. lS.Sr Of "A
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CoFRRE vas In active trade demand but no large trans
actions made We only learn of sales Of 470 bags
Rio at 1tc, gold, and 20 mats Java at 26ac gold. The
market closed very strong.
HAY.-The market was rather quiet and poor quality
had q strong downward tendency, while prime ruled
steady The sales were at 76c a &c. for city bale, and
soc. 9 &c. for shipping parcels. Stock large.
HIpEs.-The market was moderately active, and full
prices realized The sales comprise 220O dry wet
Aaamoras, 80 lbs. average. at 1870. in gold; 5000
Buenos Ayres sold in Boston to here 81 lbs.
average at &c. currency. and 500 Buenos Ayres the
spot, 24h lbs. average. ut al re. in gold.
LRkTHRn--Hemlock and oak sole were both In active
demand. The stock is still low Of all descriptions but
especially deeirable tannages, which generally held
rates. the market closing strong for all grades
MoLAssKs was In good jobbng request aud full prices
were realized We note sales OF 20 bbls Porto Rlco ct
85@Soc., and IL do 0uba muscovado ut SIC. - - >.
Carolina as II H@12c. =
SALT In good request and prices remain steady.
The stock In much reduced, while the recent arrivals
Tor The most part cold previousto arrival We quote
etore prces: Aahton'e e4259s46 80; Hsrshalrs s32s@
Land, Sc.
N1vAL sTonas.The demand for spirits turpentne
vas Iees eovo and prces ahade In buyers fayor
The eales ware 2Bbbls: at sll Tor larSe Ioto and
9ll6 for retail pascsls Crude d. was dull end heavy;
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IELNIBOID'Ss
FLUID EXTRACT EUCIIU
ROSE WASH

Will radically cx!rrmnatn from tn Eys:rr D!s.aa,:,
arising from Habits oi Dissipation at EH crn'1s. hh:
chary' a: 3irt, isrA.ili"Hc" r+p"s',: conn
lct.y Gur"rscdnc th"@ g9"'casrnt n G,, ,s,s rync-
Dies, tCrairG G:w H.irHry, in all ;I."sr Diseases
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ga smile was on her Ep-hca!th i'll her look,
strength was in her STEP ard in her hands-PLANTA-
TIoN BI1TEnJ
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90 GOLD AND sILvER--THE HIGHEST Pag
luUApad for GOLD and SILVER; at
AugustM No, ass KING STREET.
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S. T.---1SGO---X

TIoN B1rrEns."
S. T.---1SGO---N.
few bottles of PLANTATION BIrrEns
VIII cure Nervous Headache
Cold Extremities and Fcvcrish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostrntion Great Weakness
salow Complexion Weak Bowels, &c.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
1t ia estimated that sevenenths OF all adult ailments
secretions Of the liver overlowing into the stomach,
poison the entire system and exhibit tho above symp-
toms.
After long research are able to present the most
remarkable for these orrd nightmare tho
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tho
PLANTATION B1TTERs, and not instance of complaint
It is most eaectual tonic and agreeable stimulant
suited to all conditions of life.
its active properties wholly false For the satisfac-
ton Of the public and that patients may consult their
physicians, we append a list Of its components.
CALIsAYA RK.-Celebratcd for over two hundred
years in the ,tment of Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia.
Countess wife of the Vceroy of Peru in 16o and after
wards s. soa by & the Jes%its for he eernon: prss % its
and was finally made public by, Louis XVI, King OF
Ss s
CAscARIIIA BARKFor diarrhaa, collie and diseases Of
DANDEL1oN-For Inflammation of the loins and drop
sical affections
CHAMoMmE FLOWERS For enfeebled digestion.
LAvENpEn FLowEns-Aromatic. stmulant and tonic
highly invgoratng in nervous debility.
AM1sE-An aromatic carminative creating flesh mug .
Gle and milk much used by mothers nursing
Also cloyebuds, orange, carraway coriander snake.
root, etc.
s. T.---1SeO---X.
Another wonderful ingredient of great among the
panSh sss Of an sG1sh nmsa nparng beauty to
known TO the commerce Of the world, and withhold
its name for the present
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
RooHHsTER, N. Y, December %, 1861
Messrs. P. Fl. DRAKE l. Col have been q great suf
from for three or four years and had 70
the Plantation Bitters. and to my great Joy now
cases and as far as know, always with signal benefit
l am respectfully yours. REV J. g. cATHoRN.
PH1IADa.pn1A, 10Th Month. I7th Day, 1862. !
RESPECTED PnIRJD:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
Tny friend, ASA cURR1N.
aHKnMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO ILL.,, Fob II, 1863
Mesara. P. Il. DnAEI 4 co.-Please send us another
twelve cases OF your Plantation Bitters. AS morning
sRpesear Da they appear to have superseded everything
Arrangements are now completed to snpnly anG d.
mand for this article which has not heretofore been pos-
Tho public may rest assured that IN no case will the
99ro f stA1aard Of the BI1TEas
sg,.ature on steel plate engraving, eassnos 30
Any rsr,Sn pretending to .eu PLANTATION Brr1Ens ta
ok or by tie pa0n, e soindler and inpo,r. Be,oore
freaued ootes See at Private stamp Is UNnuT1-
Bold BY ali Druggats arooers and Dealers throughout
tho country.
2. H. DRAKE Il CO., New York.
Auguat1A mvf anao
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Passengers.
Per steamship Alhanbra. from Now York Kramer.
Kaufman, VI Ecvcl, ii kaum;sEi, J. S!,ltlOns, pr
King Saucr, G { Fighter. J Kaufman and lady. o II
Moore Miss ltGSonc, Bracket, Mrs Brady X Boggs,
Rev Kidney Bac:,!s. G IIavi,and. Sriinib!c, Mrs
Merton, ] NJ Furbcr, AIRS l. r"t"r. u L o2kes ana
servant, Miss Knox q Little Miss Miri". J Z Scott
PIrkcrsohn, L VI FisEc Mcssrs Purvcs. W Jacobi, W
McMichari Swai!s, Clacius. Y Minor. J LanScr.
L steel, q I Crlwiey, Miss L Woodhui s Sirs, Miss
CroSncn. Mrs Little. Mrs Harris. Mcintyre. Miss
Cohen, Kelly. II T!ct2cr Lieu, I J Clarke q Lin
stcdt, Wclboru, Il Rock y Egrshcr 7 Vidal, and
s5 in tho steerdE,.