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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
DRUGS, CaEMICALs.

Justin Gases.-Pioneer Druggist renewed to /. x
Montgomery st, S. F. Country orders solicited
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
ONE MEAL A DAY

dry weight oil elgnt ounces. FOR foI
night he continued upon one meal dali
seven to nine ounces, "water.free, of pure
vegetable food, keeping in good health al
spirits, writing, lecturing, seeing patient
attending difficult cases for twelve or fifte,
hours in each twenty.four. Then, to va
the experiment, he divided the cost al
quantity OF food into two meals, taken
10 A. NJ. and ?. NJ. His conclusions a
that one may be perfectly sustained upon
rigidly vegetable diet; that fair avera
diet is, in quantity, about twelve d
ounces per day, and that the greater nur
Der of invalids and dyspeptics would soon
get well on eight ounces. As to cost,
could not, upon his eight or nine ounces
daily food, spend more than five farthings
one cent and half.
Now, with all its varieties, the hum;
digestion. for every good reason, sure
might better accustom itself to diet al
expenditure more nearly akin to this th,
to the ordinary standard. What else do
that saying, "All diseases stop at the ga
of Trappist monastery, mean But
we can live, and live healthfully, upt
twelve ounces of vegetable food, what b
comes for Catholics of any need of di
pensation from abstinence or fasting
Lent: Twelve ounces of daily bread
much more than Roman rigor of Lent'
observance.
Did l malign Massachusetts, the 9th
day when l inferred she was Unitarian
nothing: The Adee1tiser "went to NEE
ing" here in Boston lately, and counte
noses when it should have been listening
the sermon, says the Post.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
W WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Eve lines in this department are
Inserted for 70 hts for time three times for 80
cents os 70 cents per week
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-08
Boston, April "a, 1882.

parlor, sleeping fosSSa, fosSa attendance, food,
washing q cost of $40 the week. some
could include a FIRE also in that snm, but
that was rather triumph of management.
For myself, if l may be pardoned bit of
personality, sigh as think l shall never
again be placed SO altogether to my mind
as regards work, for, ike Hawthorne, l
believed there never could be fiuer work.
shop than is mighty London. l had lodg.
ings in Kensington, close to the parks,
within reach of everything / had my
own maid, there was always
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Our Chinese ninIomaox.

1t is reported that the Chinese Minis
ter having demanded idemnIty for Chi
nameR murdered by the mob in Color
ado and for the property of Chluamen
destroyed there hs has been answered
tuat our government "does not under
lake to protect foreign residents in COM
munities where the local authorltiaa are
for the time being paralYzed and upabl a
to preserve the peace" AS that is about
the only time that foreign residents
could fairly demand the protection of
tie government or would much need IL
tn seems singular answer. Our treaty
With CHINA provides that If Chinese Ia
boIers resid ng in the Unltsd States
meet with III treatment at the hands
of any ohter persons, the government
of the United States will exert all its
powers TO devise measures Tor their pro-
lection and 10 secure to them the Fame
rights, privileges, lmmunities and ex-
emptots 3 as may be erjoyed by the CHI.
zsps or subject of the nost favored ma
tIons." Ii "all the powers" of the
United States government la a case of
this nature ara exhausted when il haa
ascertalned that it is not responsl ble-
first, because Cinnamon were mur 4. rod
10 State that has local government
and, next, bee use they were murderad
at time when there was no local pnv-
ernment-then the rights and priv,lages
we have accorded the Chinese are same
what deIusive and barren. Are the rer.
re-entaiives of the Uhine.e government
to go to the Governor of COLORADO in
-neh CASE? We are inclined to doubt
the accuracy of this report.-Herald,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
MspTEuKM.
rHRORepMA1

pk0F0bAAs
ERECTING AN INSANE ASYLUM
AND ALMHHoUsE. E
On and after MONDAY, April 10, 1881.
sled proposals WIN be received BY q
L. 1en. taon, Chairman OF the Building
COMMITTEES OF the trustees of che Poor
for New Castle county. Delaware, for the
erection ofan insane asylum and almi :
house, TO be locate on the Hare's Corner
ROAD, ear Hare's Corner railroad station,
Delaware railroad, New Castle county,
Delaware.
Ihe drawings ana specification TO be
seen At the OfilCe Of The Trustees OF the
Poor, los West Six tn street, an the city Of
Wilmington, Lelawaret where All neces-
eaIy exPlan nstions viii be given by the
from o. m. TO 3 p. m. each day.
No proposal will be received 7niess ac.-
companied with n bond with approved
surely in the sum of i've thousand dtl-
lars. TIE form OF said bond can be seen
At the office OF the satd Trustees.
All proposals for the erection OF the
buildings to have written on the ouis'de
OF the envelope; "rrop0sals for erecting
the almshouse and insane asy lum," and
be addTesseu to q. Ia Jemlson, Chairman
OF the Building Committee OF the almt-
house and insane asylum, Wilmington,
Del ware.
No proposal will be entertained from
AMI person mot q permanent resident Of
the stale Of DelaYare. 81
The Building Colnmittee reserve AMe
right to rejec t any or all bids. The Ap66it
ncatiOns 10 be returneA with estimataa.
No estimate will be receiued without
tors
The time for receiving proposa ais will
close on Tuesday, April S5lh, 1888 !. At 8
p. m. g. l.. JFMIoON,
aprs.t25 Chairman Building Con.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

TBE FASTEST eTAMsHIP IN THE WORLD
as alleged By the English papers, is the
newly built sterling CATTLE, which was
tried on the Clyde fortnight since. In
the course of run ofsix hours she gave
an average speed of 1918 knots, aud on
the following day six consecutive runs
at the measured mile gave mean speed
calculated on the Admiralty method OF
1S-418 kLots, or 81 $40 miles per hour.
The vessel was built for Messrs. Thomss
Skinner B Co., by Messrs. John Elder s.
Co., of Fairfield, for the China trade, aud
was tried with cargo of 3 900 tons dead
weight on board ready for the voyage
out. Her length is 430fe., breadth 50tt.,
and depth 33ft., and she registers 4,S00
tons. Her engines are the three-cylinder
type, aud they developed 8 237 herss
power. The diameter of the high-pres-
sure cylinder is Gin, and the two low
pressure 90in., with BIT. Gin. stroke.
The bsilers are of steel and present a
total heating surface of 81 ,l6ift.; the CRATE
surface is 7S7in.; and the working pres
sure 1OOlb. to the square inch. Some of
the speed is due to the character of the
propeller. 1t is made of mauganes bronze
is OFF. Ain. in diameter, with pitch Of
3lft. The maximum number of rsvolu-
lions at the trial was 66l per minute, ac-
companied by absolutely no vibration,
except in the immediate vicinity of the
screw shaft.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

TIE ENORMOUS taxes which the
Radical Congress insist upon taking
from the people, by it's refusal to re.
form the tariff laws or reduce the In
ternal Revenue taxes would, In any
other country in the world cause the
Radical party TO be hurled from power
at once. If the two hundred millions
Of surplus which would be in the
treasury at the close of the fiscal
year, were it not for the scandalous
robbery of the Arrearages Pension
act, were used to pay off the public
debt there might be some good from
it. But the surplus will be filtered
away in jobbery lots, and in the fu
ture when the times are hard the peo
pie will find the debt grinding aut
hard to struggle along under. WerI
the taxes reduced $12O, 900, 900 tina
amount of money would remain il
the peoples pockets to be applied t,
improvements everywhere and help tt
furnish work for the industrious poo
to enable them the better to endur,
the hardships that may arise whel
money becomes less plenty and worl
is not SO well remunerated.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

The New York Custom House sta
tistics OF the foreign trade of that port
are again deserving of special atten-
tion. Against an export trade amount
ing to but $6,665, 1875 (for one week
ending Wednesday, we have now (for
one week, ending to-day S11 ,551, 47e
imports, of which $s, 72s, DOG was gen.
eral merchandise and the remainder
silks. satins, veivets and other dry
goods. This wide disparity between
what we are selling and what we are
buying has been conspicuous feature
OF the returns for many weeks now.
and if it is to continue much longer l.
will probably be provocative of dis
agreeable reflections on an adverse
balance of trade. From 1st of Jam
uary to date the total imports foot up
$l37,217,s55, against $114, 929, 71S
corresponding period in 1881. Exports
during same time last year, 500, 1882,
5S7; this year, $s1 ,726, $50. And thus
1t will be. If Congress is SO fool
ish as to suppose that the English and
French and Germans will pay our far
mers cash for their grain, with the ad.
dition of high tariff duties, when they
can trade their manufactures for grain
at other ports at low er rates, they will
be mistaken, and our farmers will
have their surplus grain to rot on theil
hands, and thus scarcity of money,
low prices for property of all kinds,
and low wages for labor, skilled and
unskilled, will be the result. III less
Providence again atflicts Europe with
famine and favors our county witt
plentiful crops.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

IMMIGRANT MoNARcHIsTs.- The
FIRST large party Of Euglish colonists
for Manitoba, upwards Of 500 in num-
-bsr, arrived st Halifax on Saturday BY
steamer, and left the same night by
train for the Northwest. It is said
they have with them sums of money
aggregating 100000. Judging the
future by the past man might with
safety wager q small sum that before
ave years one-half Of the people mem
sioned above would drift into the
United States, and before ten year.
would be found voting at the polls fol-
the choice of rulers. It is 80 with the
Canadian emigration, and it viii be sc
with Manitoba. It is said that the
next steamer will bring one thousand
emigrants. 1t 10 thus that GreaI
Britain is gradually surrounding this
Republic with her subjects. who will
all some day demand greater privileges
of Her Msjesty's government under q
threat to declare themselves indepon-
dent if they are not granted.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
what liz Said of HOar and Arthur
by one of the HaIf-breed Organs.
From the PhiIa TelpOranh.

by one of the HaIf-breed Organs.
From the Phila Telegraph.
Mr.. Hear Is in grievous trouble. In
the expressive languags OF the day the
senior Senator from Massachusetts, I'm the
matter of clvil-service perquisifies, now
knows how 1t Is himself. A little while
ago when the late Mr. Conkling engaged
In futile war on the Executive preroga-
tives he was earnestly combated by Mr..
Hoar. Still later the same gentleman
took occasion to reflect upon the Presi-
dents taste and Judgment by fiercely de-
nouncing the nomination of Mr.. Conk-
ling for vacancy on the Supreme
Bench. The commission of The Boston
Collector was running out, but Mr.. Hoar
confidently expectee that his fciend and
political ally, Mr.. Beard, would be reap
pointed. but above all things he hoped
that a certain active and powerful polIti-
cal enemy would not be appointed to the
most influential Federal Office IN New
England. And yet this particularly OBJ
| no1ious person was the one selected by
the President. Further, there is no more
doubt of his confirmation Than there
was of Robertsen's year ago. What
Will Mr.. Hoar do about 1T? To fight will
be useless at present and make future
discontinue cerI ain. In politics men DO
not heap Goals of fire en- each others
neads, and Collector Worthington will
not march at the head OF his noble three
hundred civil serfs in aid of Mr.. HoaI q
re election TO the Senate next WINTER
The only thing the Senator can do is TO
''set his face to the morning" as he eulog-
ized Malone for having done, go down on
his narrow-bones and devoully worship
the rising sum of StalWart sm,n He
can be equal to the occasion without
half-trylng. There is no man in the Sem
ate who combines SO much dignity and
suppleness as Mr.. Hoar. He can freeze
or "conciliate" an enemy with the pei
lection of a born actor. Look out for Mr..
Hoar's early appearance as the greatest
| Uriah Heep of the times.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
MONDAY, APRTL 1e. Iss2.

OFF For EUROPE. The European
exodus has begun unusually early this
year. The Eve steamers that sailed
from New York on Saturday we're all
crowded, and, as rule, by fashiona.
BILE members of New York society. It
is thought, these good people viii not
be absent for more than two or three
months, but will return in time for the
height Of the watering place season.
The European trip has now become al
most necessity in fashionable cir
cles. 1t is true that trip to Europe
offers advantages to secure a fund OF
instruction and improvement that Is
of greaO value. But the presumption
is that that the crowd Of fashionable
people Who 20 thus early do SO to re-
plenish their wardrobes and exchange
their jewelry. They buy their sum
mer clothing and contract for their
fall and winter wear and escape the
high prices which the tariff puts upon
fashionable goods. OF course they
save thus far more than the trip costs
them, and get all the information to
boot. 1t is thus that drones and the
wives and daughters of millionaire
manufacturers cheat Uncle Sam out
of his demands, which are all made up
by increased taxes upon the poor and
the well-to-do who stay at home and
buy of the home merchants at the
high rates Tat give to the fashionable
travellers the means of going to
Europe to refit. .#..
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

THE young school teacher and edi.
tor of the Star, of New Castle, NJ.
Robert Mcdonnell, of this city, a con.
firmed Republican always, and DR..
Welch, who will pay no taxes, and
consequently will vote for no party,
now constitute the head and front OF
the Greenback,party of Delaware. Ali
others so far as we know, having gone
back to the respective parties, Or will
cast their votes with the Democracy,
which it appears will be triumphant
everywhere in 1884. With more gold
than greenbacks and an abundance of
silver coin in circulation, there seems
no call for a greenback party any
where.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

The RADICAL leaders, having rob-
bed the Freedmen's Bank Of half q
million of savings which they got the
negroes to deposit in it, have now
been discovered in their scandalous
operations upon the Soldiers Home,
established with money got in the war
with Mexico and invested for the aid
of disabled soldiers.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

1861 Prizes, amounting to.......... e1l0 40
Responsibie corresponding agents want
ed at all p0luts, 70 whom liberal compen-
sation wDl be paid.
For further Information, write clearly,
giving full address. send orders by ex-
press or Registered LIE ter, or Money Or
der bv mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or N, A. DAUFHIN al
III LaSnlle street. Chicago, Illinois.
Or NJ. A. DAUPHtN,
COZ Seventh ST., Washington, ID. O.
The New York ofilce Is reno we'd 10 Chi
cago.
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Or
leans will receive prompt attention.
The particular attention of the Public
Is called Ia the fact THAT tn entire NUM-
Der of the Tickets for each Monthly
Drawing is sold, and consequently all The
prizes in each drawing are sold and
drawn and paid.
febI5-iweod.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
The New Goods,
Spring Of 1882.

We have kept on improv-
ing in the various cutting de-
partrnents and work-rooms
of Oak Hall, and asa conse-
quence thenew Spring Stock
shows a most attractive ap-
pearance.
Even in advance of the
season we will take pleasure
in showing the new goods.
Oak Hall is an "all the
year round" store and all
kinds of Mems and Boys
Clothing for every conceiva-
bic occasion is on hand and
ready for instant service.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Address, Newark, Tel.
- iselIsTER's OaDER.
REersTER,s orrrnn-

ANNNtoEhh OFfIOE,
New Castle Co.. March %. lsso.
upon the appncaLion OF Waiter "a
Reynolds, Admin lstrator of .Ianas
Dawson, late uf Blackbird Humid, ed ne
said conhIy, deceased, 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Admins.
Traitor ,afore said give notice of the grant.
ing of letters OF Administration unon ~ =
estate OF tue deceased, with tie asie
OF granting thereof, by causing al
yertisements to be posted within tort !,
days from the date Of such IetierS
IN IN SIX OF the most public places a.;
tne n county or New Castle. requiring ali
persons having demands againsL ths esi
iate TO present the same or abide bv oS, on
act OF assembly In such case mada al
pleVlded. And also cause the same to ha
inserted within the same period in ~ tbe pe
yliaa, IN GAZETTE, anewspaper pub.
tn1.nesi sdled IN Wllmlngton,a and TO be continued
Inefeln three weeks g. o, d, Aeeu
Given under the hand and zeal
u. D. OF ONCE of the Register aforessid
- at Wilmington, In New CastIa CSsaia
county aforesaid, the day and year b,,e sbnnee
"'l'ten' >. @, BlGGs, Register.
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NOTICE.

All All persons having claims against tbs
same duly attesJed to the Administso.t .l tne
ON or before the I'D day of March. a atnr ~
ioo5, or abide the ACT of Assembly, ~
nch case made and provided. an
WALTER d. REYNoIuS.
Addraaa flro.,, AdmintstFat0r,
bird Hundred. MAJ a. 81 a,ndk nlaek-
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LICENSE Norropa

N0TxCE-I. James oT06S
~ q the within mem, eS,,ooo, the oSo.,
5eno9l District No. AsISaer Saer aoisIy
annared IN the hrandyWIs.
complianoe with the reun,,a1 ,na1slawats n Y
acts ofthe General a rsas.IneInens oi ~ "
cssG made and provided sdso1nSSly ~ Sly in suss ss
notice that sh II apply hereby giss i
peace and JAN Delivery yssions oH,sns Of ~ "
Deaweye, In and for New + ce ane STATE "
o. Monday the 9th day" dy" Of Gisstle Se counts
lsE2. being The next erm y. ~ May, a, n
ncense To keep an inn SAID coun, n
less quantities. than one omar, iiquon n n
on the premises, aud ths s,io s.,, he drum
spectablu citixe NJ OF the s.,a ,Sa''s9wlng h.
commend the said applicaIionD u,,s,lricti 1,
Jhon Coxzens, RsSa,,N Norrett
u. X. Lloyd. " y, GOOdlev
Richard w EdwardSiohn pIasey,
O Foorwona' benjamin BroS,,
ans sts "O"u' John Glover.
JAMES CRupp
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
A Clear OOunnIexinn

Can lie bad by every lady who will pse
Parker's Ginger Tonic. Regulating the
internal organs and purifying the blood
1t quickly removes pimpies aud gives a
healthy bloom to the check. Read
aboui II in auoIher column,
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
Health is Wealth |
pEaEsTER,s ORuER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.
~

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. April 7th, 1889.
Upon the application OF Sarah NJ.
Springer and Robt. #. RankiA, Adminis-
traitors OF James Springer, late of White
Clay Greek Hd, in said county, deceased.
10 ls ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Administrators Aforesaid
give notice OF granting OF letters OF Adj
minlstration upon the estate of the deceas.
ed, with the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements to be posted with.
IN loTty Gays from the date of such letters /,
In SIX OF the most public places of Inc
county OF New Castle, requiring all per-
SONS having demands against the estate 10
present the same or abide by an ACT OF a a
semoly In such case made and provided
ana also cause the same TO be insefL fLe.i
Witnln The same period In the DAILY
GAzETTE, newspaper published in Wi
mlngton, and TO be continued therein tiiraa
weeks, cod.
t~l Given under the hand and seal
L. y. OF office of tue Register Aforesaid.
49, at Wilmington, In New Castle
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
Wrltteh' y. q. BI9GS, Register.
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NOTICE

All persens having claims against the
estate o the deceased mu present fhs
on Or before April 7th, A. b. IHgS ~
abide the Act OF Assembly In such ease
made and provided. se@So
SARAH NJ. SPRINGER.
ROBERT I. RANKIN.
Address, Newark, Tel. aprseodsw::
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
LOOK

Atour ready-made Clothing; we
will take great pride in showing
you. We have an assortment
of suits of all sizes and kinds
and can suit the most fastldious
tastes. Our Clothing is gotten
up with much care and with
the idea of giving entire satls-
faction, We intend every suit
we sell to be a card for our
House. We are also very par
tloular in the fitting and are
prepared with an assortment
from which Men, Youths, Boys
and Children of all sizes can be
fitted.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
LoumIANA arATE LorrrRY.
ParsieuHar Notice.


All theAdrawiugs will hereafter be I'M
der the exclusive supervision and control
of GENERALS q. I. BEAUREGA
and JUBAL A. EARLY.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUN FOURTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, GLASS ID
AT NEW ORLEArG. TUESDAY, APR.
1HIh, lss3-l4sd Monthly Drawing
LHUKIANk STATE LOTTERY CO.
Incorporated In 1868 for Is years by the
Legislature for Educational and Chari-
table purposes-wi.h a capital of 81 ,OU0,-
ONp-to which q reserve fund OF $685.
OOO has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote It's
franchise was made part Of the present
state Constitution adopts December I'd,
les Grand BlmKIe NumlSer Drawings
will take place fnonthi. lt never s1dtss
or postpossss. LeOk at the following Dis
tribution:
CAPITAL PRICE. $4,000
OO,OOO TICKETS AT Two-DoLLARs
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10
SEED! !! SEED |! SEEDIII
Garden Seeds,

Those wishing Seed should re-
member this and give us q call o.
We are the only ones in the Stsa
who sell Henderson's Seed e1ela'
sively. Nov is the time to Get y
your early Seed, but buy none Da'
Henderson's, as they are coa, y
sidered the most reliable in I'd,
market. We have also just feCS ~
80 chests of our famous 50 and w
cent Teas, which we guarantee
better than any at the same prI's
sold anywhere in the city; ag sI
our 25 cent Breakfast Coffee VIII Y
save you a loaf of Bread all u'
time
The daily gazette., 1882-04-10

NJ OE1CE.-I, William II. Guthrie, ttI
IN owner OF the within menlonsd
pre- remises. known as the Glasgow Hold
situated In the village of Glasgow .SChOo
District No. 66, Pencader HuDdIedl
in the county of New Casllel
and State of Delaware. In compliarcl
with the requ irements OF the acls OIL lhs
General Assembly In such case madean9
prov 1ded, do hereby give notice that
shall apply an writing TO The Conrl Il
General sessions OF the Peace and JOY
Delivery Of the State OF DelawaTe,l In sl1
for New Castle county, on Monday, the
Sth day OF May, A D.. 1882, being ths
next term of said court, for u license ~
said house as an Inn or tavern, for lls
sale therein of intoxicating liquors U
less quantities. than one quart, TO %
drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens OF The sad dl'1
trict recommend the said application .
wilt: :,
T. A. Cam, Witness-A. ]. Badi
Henry Laws, George Wright,
Jesse Boulden, George Boulder, Jh
NJ. @. Poore, William d. Adafi
his GfoIge W. Laws
Robert "A Reed, Levi Hurgins,
mark, John b. Reed
John SoIett. .,r
apr6-sts WILLIAM q. GUTHRIE.
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N ODsGs;-It DrGs; Il ~. John Ha.,.D Doordoo, n
heaid, between Lobdeli and ndlsaaatd \ d
la Ihe Second ward of :. sreell
OF Wllminstan, county ~ Lne eli
lie, and State OF Delaware in ow New Cais
with the requirements of tha npllsne
General Assembly in Eneh @ auu Of Id
and provided, do hereby p,Ss vSse mad
that ! shall apply In writing snte ~ y. nois
OF General Sessions OF he pssoas so sne Couf
delivery OF the state OF DelaSsrrda and u
fer New Castle county, on Mone u ane
Sth day OF May, A. D., 1870 h.y
next term of said court ior |. ,oellg I'd
said house as an inn or tavern iny iSense ,st y
therein OF intoxicating llopoys we =
quantities than one quart in ~ an ~ ~
the premises, and the klIow ,u' uIuhk
able citizens OF the said ward saco Iespea
the said application, v,z: O"n@sA
Amos A. Easl burn, Robt. n rou,.
Charles Stevenson, Win. n naylof,
John Abbott, Harry S1inn,
Wm. b. Mccormick, John Fmd 'lnsOn,
John Mesmer. Iosenh Il -.
John w. Handy, CnarIa. D SVotl,
William q. White, Cbafles onSeWel
James II. Stafford, VIM. p Wnen,
Mark Nj. MeManns,H. q. Ksrmti " mti4ash
George W. Stanton, Henry q p.hh w.
Wm. III. Phillips, Hose nh Noler,
Daniel Gibbons, VIM. A. JorreeiI..
ayr1ros JOHN D0oRDOyl