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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
Correspondence Of the 0aEette.l
Letter from NltltnlnrooRKa. mai

Millsb0Fo' u situated at the head OF Indian RiV-
eF, IN Sussex county. tn village contains about
3OO inhabitants, one NJ. L, Church, one L. L.
Chnfch. Eve siofes, one IAFge CisiSt Mill one SaW
Mill one Paning M, one Iron Foundry, oil run
by water pOwCF; two Schools, pne Blacksmith,
one WheelwTight, Que Cab net maker and Under.
taker, two ShOe and one Harness Shop, &C. The
lu'AheF bnsi assa Is the most extensive business
here we have three parties here dealing pretty
extensively ~ this business. ID. Barton owns
steam mill About two miles from here, and is ready
TO MI orders of all kinds; also, T.. W. HsustOlI
and d. b. B.Jones.
Messrs. Hastings Il Co launched 500 tons
burden schooner from their yard on the 22l inst,
with good success. An seemed to rejoice when
she struck The water. Her name is ADnie ID.
dsauQhlin.' She Is owned by Capt smith, OF n J.
aud MessTs. Hastings and Others of Delaware -
We have no railroad to this place, deorgetOWn,
about miles distant, being oar nearest station.
We have line surveyed, called the BFeakWateT
q franklin Railroad, which will 60 with IN halt
mile OF this place; the contract will be awarded
to-day. The Directors meet at GsoTget0Gn to-day
to award 1t TO some person or persons, and by July
| AeXt We expect the Iron Horse to coma this way,
which w.ll be direct line from your city tO Nor
| folk, Va Atthis writing We have about inches
| Of snow, and misty rain has now set in, which
will probably take 1t away, or perhaps we may
have u white Christmas Oh Christmas night the
Sunday school children expect good time. The
citizens are preparing u en- a feast, which will be
held in the Nj. +. Church.
| WildAdacts RRd Sesse .aTe plenty IA our river,
one man, j. B. Steele. Was Out QUE day last week,
and brought home % Pics geese; how is that for
high Can it be beat Politics here is scarce.
IN due time yoar readers may expect to hear from
| DAgsboru' HontreI as before We expect 10 give
handsome majority tor the Democratic party. |
| do not hear much talk hare Of the nmnalioD, bat
/ when the iime comes DAssboro' Hundred must
and will have her applicants, Keep the ball NOV
ing. The hquor Law goes httls rough With some
| Of our people Nopcs, s., MIILsBoRO'.
M;lithoTo', Dec embsT y, l5I3
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

A delegation Of real wOrkiEgmen Wailed on
Msyor HaEemeYeF of N. Y. yesterday requesting
him to sign certain ordinances which have passed
the boards Of alderman for improvements OF the
streets ana avenues, 60 that they may obtain work
The mayer idtImated that he would sign them.
Wilmington, ". e., WAS visited BY a violent
storm ON Chnstmas night. Many small houses
we're blown down and trees were apFooted. Ihe
brig Nara Needham dragged anchors and went
ashore the hsrbor ktEak
MeCulloch, Hagsr = Co.'s wholesale drug store
ia Nashville. was buFRaa gaateEdaY. Los SZQ,vOO
Among The assurances Is q, 600 IN the FraLklin,
Of Philadslphla.
An the busIhsss houses in The priheiPal part q
BALTIMORE WaFa closed yestegday ~ respect 70 the
memory ~ Johns HopktAa.
Ex.Bosp Tweed was visited BY many q bis irisnda
on Chrlytnas day. He TANKS Masor Hall was
lucky NAB = get aequittsd,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
The Khelive OF s,p. IS nos buslly engage.

The khelive Of u Esyps ls nOE busiy engaged
in recognizing has ainIy upon a sohd basis, and
with many American OliieeFsiR eommaud of lhs
troops. Eight OK officers of the United States
array are abORt to leave these shores for Egypt
where they will assume the rank OF colonies OF
lieutenant eOionels OF engineer or positions on the
general staff Of the army. Their expenses are 10
be paid from New YORK to Egypt, aud after the
service OF i've year,, the term Tor which they
agreed TO serve the khedive. their expenses will
be paid from Egypt 10 New York, providing they
should not choose 10 remain in the service. While
in Lhs Egyptian army the officers will be paid In
gold at thd same rate OF remuneration In the
United Stales army for similar rank. and the
terms and date OF payment will be promptly
carried out according 10 the specifications OF
agreement Among those who will shortly leave
are Colonels Reid, Martin, Rogers aud Blssett,
all well known as having been connected with the
United States service various parts OF the west
and southwest.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
GEN NN1RAL NEWS.

Francis Hugo a sou of the Victor Hugo is
dead.
Specie in the Bank Of France has increased
13 million Francs.
MONTREAL, Dec. % lit is rumored that II i.
W. Genet is In Montreal.
President Grant will bold his usual New
Year reception on the lsl Of January.
The U s. steamer Pinta left Key West for
Havana on Wednesday night on a tour of
observation.
A despatch from the Gold Coast announces
the arrival Of the Highland troupe at Cape
Coast Castle.
The cattle plague has broken out in MAdei-
ra and cattle gOiug thence to the Gold Coast
are infected.
Major Edw Weight, late Paymaster in the
L. S. Army atChicagO, died suddenly on We'd
nesday night.
Christmas day at Wakefield, Massachusetts
by John DOherty, 81, in drunken street
hght.
Daring druhken row On Christmas In Dor
chester. Ont, between eOlOTed and white men,
one of the latter, named Bell was stabbed and
kiiied.
The pictures aud sketches Of the late :
Edwin lAndseer are to be sold in the spring
Ihey are expected to reaiZe from $3.50, ,OO) tC
SfDVuUO.
The statement to the effect that the First
National Bank ut Washington will soon pay
another dividend Is without authority from tht
Receiver.
Il Is understood that the locomotive engi
neeFs an the Panhandle and leased lines viii
strike at neon to-day. The object OF the strike
Is unknown.
The London Times estimates that $T4, 900
O0O bnshels OF wheat will be required from
this country to supply the markets Of Europe
until the crop OF 1874 Is harvested.
The Transportation Committee of the u. $
Senate arrived at Mobile yesterday, and wer,
very handsomely entertained" BY the Boar
of Trade. They left for New Orleans In th'
afternoon.
Secretary Bobeson yesterday completed his il
vesligation Of the Polars disaster, by examining
the three last members of the expedition, VIII
recently arrived 10 Washington. No facts O
particular interest were eliciled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of an oritr. Of the. ChaHeaiIor Of
the State OF Delaware. made at sW CakIs the nth
At public auction, at ths Auction ROam2of OEIe 4
Miller, Cernsr OF Fourth aR5 King streets, ia the
City OF Wilmington. on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of JANUARY, A. d,
1874. al II o'clock. A, NJ,
The following lands and tsnements, being the real
estate OF the late samuel Wallace, deceased All
that esrtaia lot OF land with q FTams -
dwelling House thereon eVectsd, situated NJ
in the CITY OF NIlmnGtOn. New Castle iN
County, State Of Delaware. on the east erlV ~
side Of French street. at the distance oil about ~ q
feet frOu the sauthsTly side Of FenTIh street. with
front of about ~ feet on french street. and run
ning back with th. 4 " dIh about " ieet. bounded
by lana of Eligabsth allAce on the north, and By
land formerly of - SWeattman On the south.
Attendance Will be given and terms Of sale mada
known at thA time and place AfOPesaiA by
VIClUk DaPoNf Trustee.
N. B.-fhe above described real estate u in =
very desirable situation, and tha attention Vt pnr-
ehassFs ia especially called to Il. 't
dec15sOdlO1 dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
OBITUARY.
JOHNS HoPKINs.


The following details OF the life of tue Baltimore
millionaire whose death was announced Oh W lad
nasday, will be interesting TO ou5 readers:
His parents we're Quakers, descended from En-
glish settlers and he was bora IN Anne Arundel
county, Maryland, May le, l79j. lie received a
plain education. aud at the age OF seventeen went
to Baltimore where he entered the grocery trade
IN the wholesale branch of whIca he AFTER wards
engaged, with very little capital own his own ac-
count. The young trader was very successful, and
10 due tune accumulated great wealth His house
uyaled the oldest ia the city, aud for twenty five
years ranked the rst the trade lie then rstirad
from the grbCsTY trade and engaged in banking
and railroad enterprises, wherein he was likewise
very fortunate. lie was eiscsal, many years ago
President OF the Merchants Bank. and retained
that position until his death. Iu lSi7 he became
a director Of the Baltimore an OHIO Railroad Com
pany, aud i1 1855 Chairman Of its Finance Com
mitIse. In 1857, when that corporation was ser
iously embarrassed, Mr.. Hopkins voluntariy y came
to ITS assistance and IndoTsed Its bonds, Tiskins
thereby his private lOrtuue, but happily without
loss. He mhnifested 3 warm interest in the ad-
yaRcsment uf Baltimore, and eventually displayed
remarkable hbsfality iu the of bis vast wealth,
which has been estimated at $4,000, 600. Last
March he give property valued at S40O00OO to
found hospital. The particulars OF this ard otl
eT charities nave already been gwen our oelumns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

A hill il I'd ba introduced for tbs passage OF
law by Congress for taxing the insurance interests
OF the country, under the direction Of the Sscre
tary OF Internal Revenue, aAd in view of The fact
the National Board of Fire Underwriters have ap-
pointed special committee to 60 TO Warrington
70 remonstrate against Is passage with such facts
rs ars at their command. The annual income
iron insurance, it is estimated is abe ut S9O0oO0-
600, and the General Government claims that it
has a right ia equity to revenue therefrom.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
n,.oav Aaray a. usu HAmpshIr~.

LANCASTER, N. H., Dec. 25-A bloody fra
cas- ttAyk place al GrOVstOn last evening, grow
ont OF an attempt by Michael O'LeaTy and a
Frepchman, named BIOCkWell, both intOxica-
ted, 10 enter house of questionable repute,
Owned by Frsnchmsn named 0uoye. The
result OF the fight WaAthe death Of Gouys and
his son a Young man who vas killed BY OLsary
with club, the mortal wounding oil BlOckWsll
With an axe by old GOuye, and bad wound on
O'Ieary's head frOm clab used BY the female
inmates Of the house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
II EI.I(4IOTys.

trinity Parish scrvicrs, -SandAy Dec. 25th.
Chapel morning at 1917 O'Clock, afternoon 4
O'Clock. Old Church morning at l0ll o'clock,
evening at = o'clock
west Presbyterian ChWFch, corner Of Eighth and
washington streets. Preaching TO morrow al
lO4 A. NJ. by the Pastor Rev. j NJ r. OTIS
fra'ss meeting ~ 4. NJ, subieeis--Cknstmas
carols and songs OF tLs wear AL aIe cordially in
vited.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

X A comparative statement furnished by the Chief
OF the Buleau OF Statistics shows 3 heavy falling
od in British exports to the United States during
the eleven months ended November 80 1878.
0nly 99,09S tons OF pig iron were sent hither as
against ls5,s46 tons daring ths same period of
1872. OF railroad iron only l7T,955 tons were
impoFted from the United Kingdom while Al, )
0T4 were imported in the same period of last year.
This enormous reduction Shove how nearly the
American il on manufacturers have supplied the
UAnts OF the Country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

The Ledger OF to-day says: There /. contin-
ued demand ipr prime paper, and what Ia known
to be gooi Is ia fair request at from 0 to 10 per
cent. Some negotiations are reported at Z to s
per cent upoA very choice names. Ga call Ioan
to hrs-ciass borrowers the rate is steady ST per
cent
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
MIsa Fusa-and-Fea,he,s.

job says his patience is nearly exhausted by
Watching the women Of the Period. He met
Miss Fuss and Feather4 laIeiy on Broadway She
wore crown Of plnrDe- around her head. and
long trailing once dn~n her back her Jacket
was g'rt round and Al-om Ni.h leathers. She
couli not have carried ioprs isather4 unleas
!pieeyiousl y tiTred. "In zoe" qnoth job, who
/! fond OF Scriptural quoaro,.s, she looked a
though she had taken up her bed and walked y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

OYsTKR WAR-The commander Ofthe Viz
.Rinla syssar police force has warned all Mary
Ianders against dredging oysters ~ rocomoks
sound, Uhich has from time immemoFial been
used il SOhulon b. the citizens OF both States.
TTOahla may gIoN out OF THIS yloienI sc1'en %
ssrAsned hy tha aulhOsilies al Richmond-C Cam
bridge Chronicle.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
sOOserua.
kEETINns FaIa Evnnrna.

Mechanics Ledge. No 4. 1907. At Odd Fell
lows Hall, 81 and King
Minqua Tribe, No. y, 10 IL NJ. at 1led Mems
Hsu. AS Market st. n
Jefferson Council, No. 10. OU A n. At MsChan-
les Hail. PIG King st.
La Fayette Lodge. No. .. X Of +, at Kaights oI
Pythias Han, 2ll Market st
Asbury Lodge, o OF "a 4. at HIth and Market
Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

SsFehuotls opposition TO any restoration of the
tea and cpffee duties comes from the Western
farmers. An important meeting of the Changers,
held recently at Des Moines, Instructed the Iowa
delegation IN Congress to oppose the reimposiiion
OF such duties. It's further Instructions to adyo-
cate an income tax, II additional revenue becomes
necessary, might claim consideration but for the
flct that Increased taxation in any form is I'M
necessary, and would at this time be particularly
unElse. 4.l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

A mild winter, even when ii comes at The heels
Of tinanelal panic, is not an unmiKsd blsssing.
There are already evidences OF a premature deVel-
opmsnt Of flower, leaf and fruit buds, which may
result In damage. Fruits and hoWeFs are luxunes,
however, when compared with coal and proVls'
ions and the poor at least can better dspsnse with
fruil in summer than suffer from cold aud hunger
IL winter. f
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
WANTS.

w ANTkD.-By man Of character and exteu
~ sNe business experience, a situation in An
TT5taolished buaines5 house Or tactOly. Leather or
n91 business preferred. Reference undoubt ed
dec27-St' 9''A 0'' "ui'
WANFED-A Eirl Tor cook. Applyat NJ. 1,o5
~ "iaiAet Atreet tlee.Y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
Steamboat Disaster.
STEAMER sSAGaFD IN THE TYNR-suNK IN
FIVE NtNUTFs-lS LIyFs lost.
LoNrcN Dc. % 1s-3.

LONrcN Dec, 20, 1873
At hve n'clnck this morning the steamer
diL@y Queen, belonging 20 the nVer TSue In
pToyemeni commissioners, sttutk the wreck Of
a sunken lighter ia that slrrain and went to the
lotion in hv, minute
There were between 20 and co wofkmen on
ooarh the boat At the Iime OF ths disaster
Forty ofthtin we've Itscue,i.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
Res peers 10 john iI4opklns.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-All tie business houses
in the principal part of the city are closed ia re-
spsct to the memory of Johns Hopkins, whose
funeral takes place to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
MARRIED.

On Dec 2lJ. il the Preshyte-
Ilan Chureh OF Br,dsevIile pei b. ths Rev n p
Eleoek, were Joined 10 matrimony mr.. X Eusans
Gochtan, OF New York tity. and Miss Laura " est
vile. Del, ~ - ''NAo-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27

IL is understood that the War Department esil.
mates for river and hathOr Snd fovtiacAtiou i'm.
provements, amounting to $4,000, 900, Will be re-
duCed to SS,O00.O0O. The reduction will be made
because " there is no absolute Recessity Tor heavy
appropriations for snch purposes.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
PUBLTCS4LES.
TRUSTEES S4T,F


-hSA yIius Of an Order OF the OrphAns' Court of
~ the state uf Delaware. In and ior New, C'ss,is
county made the g4th day of October A H. iS-,
Ntn De 81 posoi 10 sale by way OF public auction
at the Auction Room Ot t'sle n Miller PATosr Sts
anu hing streets. in the city OF Wilmington. ON
W WEDN ESbAY. the eth day Of JANUARY. IS-i
At II o'clock. A. N,
The following described lands and t.nemauts La
ing tie real estate OF the late EIi1absth Wallace
deeeased A Lot "f Lahd situated in the Citv Of
wilmington, county and state atOFesaid an the
south h-east eOrner of French and Fourth streets
IN ifont 1i AbSut " feet, and unning -
PACK about " feet. with Ihat width ard hsI
haVlnS thereon erected n Frame Dwelling
And it Is ordered that the purchaser or p1TchaE-
ers thereof be and appear mt the next bTnhn0's
Court Tor New castle County. that the Can't NAV
assign to him. her them, the premises soli nnr-
suant to said order. he she or they with an risHt
sdIetv or sureties, TO be approved by the Co1rf an
tering into reeoGnlEanee 10 the State. to bs taken
and nowiedged in said O. uTt, in a pSn nj su
to be determined BY the said Court with condition.
10 pay 10 the parties entitled seYRTalY their exe-
ntors. administrators or assigns respectively their
Just And PIOpOrti0nate shares of the said purehaSs
money, with interest such time a. ths COM
may determine. IA A Anner and form ns nav nv N
direction OF the sail Court he lrascrfbad and sns
pointed in sAid condition ~
AttendaEee will be given and terms of sale made
known At the time and place aforesaid BY
VICTOR DuP0NT. ESQ, Trustee.
Attest. CHAa. "A. VANDEVER
Clerk Orphans Court,
II. B.-TLs atove described real estate Is in a
very desirable situation, and the attention pur-
ch aseTs Is especially called to IT,
decl5- 5-eod lOd-dts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
Fatal Result Of a street F,sht.

B0sFoN, Dec. 26.--Joseph Calvin, aged q, was
killed yesterday at Wakefield, by John Doherty,
aged q, 10 drnRken street hight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
DALE. ..(4AZIsFrE.

har. Sicksls' Resignation Accepted. i.
desPateh IF0m Aadr1d, dated lhe 2Gth instant
says, United States Minister Siekels' resignation
has been officially accepted
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
NORReEA

NOilCE- annual meeting of the FsFuer'.
~ Assoeiation Of New Castle eOuHty for tba de-,
taetlOh .. horse theUes and recovery Of stolen
9OTsts VII be held In Wilmington. at the olse ot
~ tnss MeCabe. 10 the Telegraph bnhdiag. No n
AhtIu street on saturday the 10th Of January "a
g 10 Oeioct. a. M.. Ut Whish time aieers viil hs
elected ahd other business of the Aasoeiaion truns
S'~as rAnelual attendAnee aI membeFs requested
ttEO. JACKSON, PresiieRt,
deeZI-i JAS. II. HOFFECKER Seet'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-27
FOR SAFE AND RENE

L7OR RENT--A rood farm ar ~ - A. 1-.1
- creek Hundred. near BFaHdyEine SSyins-
dee-'-4t' DAVID GRAVES
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
GENERAL CITY NEWS.

In the buIidipss Al the corner az e,Xnnsctledt
avenue 80 X street. vestsr,jsx yeceived nm.
stroke, an1 II h feared me result viii be fstsI
inr ls.ociatinn rs..sns uvPV m.nn Dull .lno.
elscted sssessors i n rd.or a.. Sn.,,. ~
fraser trustees And n y I,,,sr .s.a. n..os ~
,, Inc pnuons oI our national g.mer should not
n.ssst W w - neDepuon cnsmpionship match 70 be
On .ne oymplo aIounds 70 morrow {Satur.
wssnlnston CLUBS.
!. An anempt was made 70 rob Mr.. Frank Glen
denim Tuesday evening last, while he was re.
highwayman endoavorcd TO seize the horse nv
tue brinle, ana demanded him to halt, the driver
applied the whip with . free hand, and thus
eVaded the roober.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
COUNTY SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Uu,.rs..s Uu.s.... U,u...s.a

The Board OF County School Trustees held a
meeting yesterday afternoon, Mr.. }. s. Brown In
Nj Miller presented ri, n The a resisnstioa q David
G. Fountain as teacher OF No, school, sixth
district. Laid over. ...
schools In districts No. I aud o asking that the
action by which schools No. I and Of this dis
trict shall be consolidated be reconsidered. Laid
over. .
The monthly reports Of the teachers were re-
celyed and placed on nie.
MI: Follictt presented the blu Of Messrs. Arm
old Campbell for coal furnished schools,
amounting to sl4.sO; which was approved.
An election for president to serve during the
ensuing year was entered into. which resulted In
Mr.. ioliioit presented the names Of the fol.
lowing teachers for reelection In the Unioutown
and Hillsdale schools, In the Seventh district:
No; school. u: :, Petty principal, s. +. Abel
A. shimm principal, Martha Brent assistant; No.
9, WIN. J. slmmons principal, Fanny X. Hall,
Mary 7. Benjamin, Emma Patterson asslstants;
Mr.. Slick, from the second dstrict, nominated
as teachers In school No. ]. Il. Chapel and
Emma Miller. Elected.
Mr.. Burr. from the Fifth district, nominated
Mt. Mitchell, from the Fourth district, nomi-
mated Miss V. L. Douglass as principal, Miss J..
Smith AMI Y. Scott, assistants In school No. 4;
school No. 2, J. X. keene, principal. Indie Wine
berger, assistant; school No. sixth district, ].
y. Voorhees,; school No. I, sixth district, Chas.
Mr.. brown, from the Third district, nominated.
school No. I, Bsrnard 7. Janney. principal,
school No. q Julia Z. York, principal; school No.
9, NJ. J. Brown, nrst assistant; school No. 4;
Mr.. Mitchell, from the Committee appointed to
Investigate the alleged appropriation, by Chas.
x. Douglass, secretary and treasurer OF the
Board Of Trustees q stoves and maps belonging
that In their Judgment the maps belong To the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-04
J. o. o. ".

The following named persons have been elect
ell Officers Of the Lodges aud Encampments of
!. o. Q. 7. Of this District for the ensuing six
Central Lodge. W. Howard, N. O.; George
I. Tucker, y. g.; John @. Robinson, IT,, y. s.;
r. p. Lord, IT,, r. s.; WIN. O. Phillips, 4.
L. II. Patterson, '. G.; D. W. Reed, y. s.; Joseph
Eastern Lodge-Jas. ". Gessford, n. O.; Jas,
LarEln, Y: q; :; B, Espy. =, s.; J. X. Petty, X.
- Harmony Lodge.George A. Jones. n. G.; inc.
Allan, r. s.; VIM. 7. Bright, T.
Columbia Lodge-John Shackelford, N. o.;
John B. s. ourand, v. g.; James W. Hughes, +.
g.; John A. Moulden, X. B.; Samuel Wise, T,
Union Lodge-George II. Dushane, N. a.; Jo-
Martin Mcfarland, R. s; Richard Emmons, +.
Friendship LODGE. W. Brandenburg, N. a. i;
W. II: WoImley, V. q; W. =. Davis, y. s.; p. Ii.
Sweet R; y; D. 4. Hiddsr. 7;
Morris Thorn, v. O. 4 shaw p l.; Y. E :
sex, II. s.; s. q, Palmer, T.
Beacon Lodge-H. Burkhart, N. O.; d. May, V.
S 4; n II. Masraw, +. s.; L. D. Allyn, r. s.; N.
Metropolis Lodge--John A. Limrick, N. G.;
John s, Friel, v; g.; James Z. dement, =. s.;
Excelsior Lodse-John +. Guriey, N. a.; Mar
Il. s; John Q. shsier. r. o. W. D'A''
;, Msch.nic:' LodgsaN, 9. Gardiner, y. O.: J.
vine, r. g.; A. @. Prslher, T. " " ~ "
Oriental Lodee-Henry Z. Gross, N. a.; Chs,
Schneider, v. O.; Peter vierbuchen, r. s.; John
wahl, R. g.; John l.. voRt, N.
EScAnPnEHrs.
Columbia, No. 1-John A. Limrick, G. p; A.
u. stockman, II. p; James Hughes, 8. W.; John
Edwin Mason, j. W.; VIM. Z. Mclean; s.; John
Magsnenu, No. 4-wm. N. stelIe, q. p; Jo-
hannes Watson, II. p; John II. O,Neai, s. w;
4. =. Wilkerson, J. W.; VIM. p. Allan, s.; John
X. Herrell, T..
Ridgely, No. st. d. Towner, c. P.;K.-C.
Espy, II. p; J. Carroll, 4. W.; W. II. wormsley,
J. W; B. a. Kid,ler, g.; Geo, Rhinehart, T.
Mount Nebo, No; s-E, o. soules, Q. p; g. c.
porte, J.; W.; Thos. W. Fowler, s.; John 7.
Given, T.