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the first Wednesday in December, and that the Governor of this State, sixty days previous to the ume provided by this act, for the election of elect” ors of President and Vice P.esident of the United States, shall, by proclamation to be inserted in one ‘of the newspapers print'd in each county of this State, where aoy svch psper 1s printed, give notice ot the time of holding such election, and the num- ber of electors of Prevident and Vice Presideat, there to be chosen, which election shall commence and close at the sume hours, and be conducted in the same manner, and ot which the Sheriff. of the respective counties shell give the same notice, is or may be directed by law, for electing m=mbers of the general assembly of the State.” In aceordance with the act of Congress. the Legislature of Ohio passed an act repealing so much of the act of 1820 as related to the time of holding the election, and enacted that the election for electors shall be held on the “Tuesday after the first Monday in November,” which election, saith the act, “shall be conducted in all respects, except as to the day on which the same shall be held, in accord#oce with the provisions of the act essed February 15, 1820, entitled, ‘an act to provide for the election of electors of President and Vice President of the United States,’ and with the pro- vision of law now in force, with regard to the elections, 80 far as the same may be applicable to such election of electors aforesaid.” The period “sixty days previous to tre time for the election of electors” having passed by, and no proclamation having been issued by the Gove- nor, the democratic papers noticed the omission and enquired the cause. The State Journal, in behalr of Gov. Bebb, re- plied that, in the opinion of the Governor, and those whom he consulted, the act of Congress perceded the neces=ity of the usual proclamation. ut, as this conclusion is so palpably erroneous, in view of the provisions of the law of Ohio, above quoted, the Statesman, and other democratic jour- nals, charge, that the omission was through de- sign—tbat, the Governor and his whig partisan counsellors, seeing the certainty before them that Cass and Butler wil! receive a majority of the vote of Ohio, a pretext is hereby intended to be sought forthe Secretary of State to refuse to count the votes, or for the Governor to refuse to certify that the electorsare “duly elected,” as required by Jaw ; refuse to commission them to constitute the electoral college of Ohie, by which their action, ifithey acted at all, would be regarded as a mere expression of opinion from twenty three citizens of the State, and of no binding force. ‘The Statesman has devoted column after column to show up the horrible treason lurking in this movement, saying:— “In every view of this matter we can take, we see darger ab ger that the freemen of Ohio will be cheated out of their choice—davger that the vote of Ohio will be cast aside, through informality. ual indeed, Gen Cass can be elected President without Obie,in which case the vote of Ohio would be count- ed.” Now, I cannot conceive it possible that a man occupying the position of Governor of this great and Jorious State, will stoop to be guilty of so palpa- bly a misdemeanor and outrage upon the people as to have wilfully omitted issuing the required pro- clamation, for the purpose charged. I cannot and do not believe it. The probability is that 1t was overlooked until too late to be attended to. The fact is, as Gov. Cerwin said in his inaugural—‘ the duties of the executive of Ohio are few and important,” and as there 1s but little to de, little attention is paid to the office by the incumbent. Gov. Bebb, like most of his predecessors, remains most of his time in the county where he resides. His duties are al- most wholly limited to signing commissions; and these are forwarded to his residence, there signed by him and returned to the Secretary of State. [t was doubtless an unintentional omis- sion. And, itis not seriously apprehended that any bad eflect will result from it, The sherifts. it is thought, now that the subject is agitated, will all give the requisite notice in their yespective counties. Western/SéRipe. Dayton, Ohio, Oct. 6, 1848, Great Democratic Mass Meeting— Distinguished Speakers Present—Letler from Gen. Butler-- The Good of the Meeting Spoiled by One Item nw the Proceedings of the Day. The democratic mass meeting held in this city, on the 21st ult., was truly an immease gathering of freemen, exceeding, probably, any political meet- ing ever convened west of the Ohtoriver. It was full of enthusiasm, too, in behalf of the democratic candidates, Cass, Butler, and Weller. The latter, the candidate for Governor of Ohio, was present, and !ed off inthe speaking, and made one of his best and ablest efforts. Gen. Butler had been in- vited and was positively announced in the “bills,” Lut, instead, a letter was received from him, de- claring that he thinks it not becoming the position he occupies, to participate personally in the poli- tical meetings of the campaign. But, there was no lack of big “guns,” to fire By int) the ranks of the opposition. Senator Allen was on hand. His Excellency, Governor Withcomb, of Indiana, was here. Our particular friend, the Hon. William Sawyer, had left his new quarters up on the Anglaize, to “speech” it to the people, once more, on this, his old stampingground. Col. Brough, Col. Medary, and Messrs. Remelin, and Insney, were also here to stump” it. With such a multitude before them, and with the ability and eloquence possessed by such men as those named, one should suppose that an im- mense goud would result to the cause they ad- vocate. But, behold! how great a matter a litle fire kindleth, and how much mischief may be done through ene meen 4 small error. Among other things designed tor a grand demonstration ot prin- ciples, we presume, was the appearance in the vrocession ef asquad of ‘returned volunteers,” bearing: a flag with that inscription, and also, a banner upon which was painted an open grave, over which were stretched outa pair of bloody hands, and over them the inscription “ Corwin’s Welcome to the Volunteers,” which was borne aloft, with the staff fastened to the carriage of a brass field piece. Now, a well got up caricature may do well enough on such occasions; may amuse fora mo- ment, and then pass off and be forgotten. But, the scene here presented, awakened sensations of a repulsive nature, and gave rise to reflections not easily resisted and which will again and again recur tothe mind. And, the editor of the Empire (dem.) though mistaken in the effects ascribed it, was right, in part, as to the fecling with which it was gazed upen, in saying :— It was a fearful sight to the revilers ot the Mexican war, who bad denounced it as unholy, unjust and damnable, and those engaged in it, as skull break- ers, “ jourseymen evt-tbrosts,”” © murderers and as- tassine,”? and struck terror to their hearts It was doubly fearful to these of them who are now compelled by the party lash. to shout aloud with sepilehral en- thusiasm for General Taylor “the chief Mexican butcher’ in the war, nis bo it was, truly, a “terrible sight.” Not, however, to those only who support the election of General Taylor, but to every roan, woman, and child, whose eyes rested upon it. What futher or mother whcre son found a grave in Mexico—and many such were in Dayton © st day—could look upon that sad picture, end believe it possible that a man so disunguished in the anocis of their State and nation, as 1s Thomas Corw) an be possessed of a heart £0 fiendish, wid @ spirit so desperate, as to have desired. (98 is here charged,) such a fate to their sons? Not one! No, picture Was vver- drawn. All feel, at once, that stice to does ay a polit opponent; and to satisfy themselves, look into the facts, when they are shocked at the teme- ot political part is thus to sport with men’s | thies, in finding that the Honorable Senator, ing words similar to those attributed to him, | was only presuming whet kind of a reception the Meaicans felt hike off-ring to opr men, under the sense that they owed tt to their country to repel our invasion of their terr So that, upon the \ { the democrats here now think, as it w A 4 certaim chatac- ter, it were better tor him had never been born; that, 80 too, as tor th od their yreat meet ing will do to their cause, 1» better it it had never been held. ‘The trighttul ade “they who. dig d@ves for others iselves fall in,” stares them in the fo and haunts their visions by night. Econo, Sr. Lows, Oct. 3, 1843. Rol Lerves and Incendiarism— Mr. Aubrey-- Return of Troops--L ‘onditron of New Mexi- co, &¢. be Outlawry prev esentto aimost alarm- ing exient, Neve within the history of the city, have c ry and incen- diariem been t wn 18 BW ming with eves; and though our police are not lacking in on y elliciency, the regular force is found in- prevention of repeated acts of out- Within the last week, there have been some we es, all the acts of incendiaries. Last were seven, in different parts of the « ne rom ber of horses aad oxen were ! es { ost part occur in the y ile they are i bare ur heart that the rebbery was eflected by a person named Seymour, and a small boy. The property was buried on Duncan's Island, below the ay, The hoy was arrested oa suspiciva, and divulged the fact. The officers of justice went to the place, but the greater part of the treasure had been removed. Seymour had been ar ested the day previous, as a suspicious person, but had beea discharged on that morning, on a writ of habeas enpus, by Judge Townsend, and hus net since been overhauled. ln view of the present conditioa of the “erime market,” our eruzens have organized a mghtly patrol, but the plan does not seem to answer ex- pectations. Tate our city, all-in-all, at this time, it 18 “a caution” to strangers. Mr. Aubrey, the Santa Fe trader, who in his extraordinary, trips across the Plaras, comes fair- ly in competition with the teleg-aph, left our city Inst week for New Mexico, alter a stay here of three days He expected to reach Santa Fe in ten days, making the eatire length of time absent trom that place, including all delays, just three weeks and two days. He will, without accident, effect it. . 2 ‘ The “Army of the West,” is dropping in by in- MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, October 1:, 1818. Cleared. Ehipe—Senater, Coffio, Liverpo l, slate, Gardiner & Wowell: Richa da’ mp (pat) Smith.de, W Kerait; Tuskins, Williams, aaron, ® juribut & Co; Thracian, Roxers. New Olean, J B aiver. Cork end 9 marret, Ni Siss!, fouchaud & Theband; Moo. terey. Appleby, Mobile: athalis, Turret, r Futierd, imington, NC; & L Frosty, Béwards, Phitadeiph' High Priost, Alien, bella, Shorwood Poscon; Saruh, Perry, Nee Bortors: DL witerte Setth Derty, Conn. aotte, Jo: ps—Tecumsch. Fow je Teaud, Hull and Mo! Arplety, Providence, Arrived. sciachetahip Wellington, Chow ch, London and Portamonth, pt ler an passengers to Co." Sepe't7, tat 49 25, Yon. 15 stalments, and will soon all be here, leaving New Mexico defevceless. You may expect to bear of another massacre in that qnarter before many weeks, or that the New Mexicans have entirely changed their character. At last accounts, Gen. Elhott Lee, the gentleman supposed to have beea killed at the toot ofthe Taos mountain, seceaulp by the Apaches, when Capt. Town was killed, was in Santa Fe, and recovering from his woun It willbe recollected that Lee was the only Ameri. can in Taos, atthe time of the first massacre, who was spared. Town, on that occasion, suved himself by flight. —__ There was a tevoltiog case of rape committed here a few days since, by aman sixty years ot age, on the person of alittle girl aged gy oe RGUS. CITY TRADE REPORT. Wepsesvay, October 11—6 P. M. y mon brands, this State and Michigan, were made at flight decline, compared with yesterday's rates. Among the parcels disposed of were some lots forexport South: ern was quiet, without material change in prices Thore wasa fairinquiry for wheat, with sales of both Genesee and Ohio, on terms stated below. Corn was heavy, at yesterday's prices. Meal continued in limited supply, and sales were made at fall prices. Rye and Oats were steady. Provisions continued inactive Sugars were quiet, aad the market was without anima- tion. The Cotton market was languid. As another steamer was expected to arrive within two or three days, trade was, as usual, just prior to the receipt of later foreign news, quite ianguld, Asnes.—Small of Pots were making at $6128 $6 18%, and of Pearls at $6 18% a 6 25. Export from lat 19 10th October. . 20 urrs.—Flour—The sales for the day up about 8.000 barrels, in separate lots, among which re 2,000 to 3.000 common brands this State. mixed and straight brands Michiga: $5 SLY 8 $5 8742; 560 do. Brooklyn do., at $5 37%, aud 70U Troy at $5 3745. Some small lots pure Genesee were reported at $5 50a$5 62% Southern, such as Petersburg City Mills, was quiet at $5 62)¢ a $5 75. Wheat—Sales of 2700 bushels white Ohie sold on private terms; 1,800 do. Ohio, at 1160.; 2.700 do, Genesee sold on private terms. and 3.000 do. Genesee sold at 127¢ Corn—Sales of 28,000 or 30,000 bushels were made, including 4,000 fiat yellow, at 66c., wich several thousand do. round yellow, at about 74c.a 750. Sales of common mixed were re 1d sold at 65ce, Meal— of 209 barrels Richmond City were made at $3 123;, Jersey were made at $3 3734. a ic bushels were made at 690. Barley—Sales of 2,500 bush- els were made on private terms ; 2,500 do sold at 690 Oats—Further sales by the cargo were made at 3434 a Sbe. Rye Flour—Sales of 300 barrels were made at $3 623g, and 350 do. were reported at $3 50. Exports from 1st to 10th October. 1848. . 1847. Wheat Flour ssbble 23861 7.200 Corn... . bush. 160.034 849 Wheat. . eee oe 26,586 7.420 Oats... pence 8 90 (none.) Exront or Bueansturrs to Great Britain anv Ine- Lanp, FROM Sert 1, 1848. From To ‘Flour, Cornmeal, Wheat. Corn. New York ct 2...61092 Hise xo 10RtSh ew Yor! I ; ok 1,029, Orleans, Sept. 22.., 2,742 — pom 74 Fhilrdelphis, 29...) 14 2.220 117.508 Baltimore. recat 12233 © -2y819 187,609 Boston, 1038 300 1,128 AM Other ports S = — 30,000 4.975 184,669 1, 0 tT been sales of 12 bales (Coyioe) for export to Mexieo, at 70e. #75c.,6 months, short ice. Cortrox,—The business in this article continues languid, the sales of to-day being barely 600 bales Fruit.—The sales embrace 3,000 boxes bunch ral- sins, at $1 70 for whole, 8740, for halves, and 50c for quarters; 10,000 Baracna cocos nuts, at $30; and 80 bbis. do. oranges, at $6 50. FisH.—Continued firm, with good demand. The sales of cod embraced all stloat, being about 2,530 quintals, at #26234. There were aiso sales of 200 dble wheat was offered at Od., in bugs; corn, for a direct port in Irelund, was engaged at 124c There was no change of moment to othrr ports, Provisions —Small sales of mess pork were reported from store, at $12 75 a $13. In large lota, there were BO buyers above $1275 Prime was dull, and there were buyers, it was said. at $9 373; @ $9 94, while hold- ers demanded $10. Lard—Sales of 300 hait-barrels were made, at 83;c. Whole barrels were worth 840 a 8 ‘Small rales of beef hams were mate, at $lé. New mens was quiet at $12 a $1225. Cheese was steady, while butter was dull Export from 1st to 10th October. 1848. 1847 Bois 424 1259 “1S 1,154 Svcans—Were nct very active, and we only heard of 250 boxes brown Havana at 5c. @ 5340. 5 Porto Rico, by auction, at $5 56% @ $5 75, r 4 dull, and prices unse ted. Sales of 150 bbls Ohio State Prison were made, at 24%ec. @ 25e. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Baxtivone; Oct. 11.—$15) Baltimore 68, 1390, 97; 5 shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., 3034. PHIA, October 1L—First Borrd—! Delaware Canal, 5's, ‘55, 8: 70) State 6's, § State 5's, ‘55. 73'4: $50 Lehi sh Sceip, 817 Hi We: 10 do, 1034. Secon feading Re d, . S. Ba, *t 7334; 300 Lehigh serip, Bl4g; AU Readi 7 Philadelphia Bunk, 1154; lechauics’ Bank, 24, Boston, Oct. W.—Brokers’ Board—7 syares Old Colony Rail. road, 434; 4 do Northera Railroad, 904; 8 do Vermont and Mars Rairoad. Aas, ;5 do Boswn and Worcesrer vad, 1g 6 do Boston and Maise Kailroad, 110: 1 do Western Kaitroad. 95; 22do Vt Central Railroad, 53; 50 do Reading Railroad, 14% ; 5) de, do, b8 1834 ; 25 do, ao, ayable Sovariay. 15; 60 do Garclord and New Haven tallreaa, 943; 50 do, do, do, 93; 50do East Boston Co, 103; $4900 Reading dailroad Bonds, 50, 5534; $1,000 do, do, do, sl, 3654. DOMESTIC MARKESS. New Bevronp O1. Mancer, October 9, 1848.— Sperm—We notice sales of «lot of 3,000 bbl nesday last, at $1 per gailon, cash, ‘and subseqaently parcels amounting to abeut 1,100 bbis,at the same rice—the market cloring firmly, with a good demand Woale ie steady, with « fair demand. fhe sales ia- clude 1.100 bbls. N. W. Coast, at 35 cents, and 700 bb's. NW. Coast and South Sea, on private terms, Whalebone—Sales of 25,000 pounds N. W. Coast, at prices not transpired. ” Cres, and 36; 2,000 U. 8. 6's, 15 Married, In New York city. Oct. 10, by the Rev. A B Crocker, Mr. Josern Sracrave. of Woodstock, Ct,, to Miss Avty Frances youngest daughter of the Hon. Jerry A. Fen- ner, of Scituate, R. |. At Trinity Church, Uties, on Sunday, the 10th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Proal, Bess. R Ronsow, jr, of this city, to Many E., daughter of Thos, L. Bogert, Esq., of Utica At New Milford, on the 9th inst., by the Rev Enoch | Huntington, nanv J Goowis, ot Williamsburg, L. | Ly toMies Sanan E.. only daughter of Royal Davis, Esq., of New Milford, Ct. AU the Vestry street church, on Sunday evening last, by the Rey. Mr. Ketel, Davin Vacewtiwe, of Broorlyn, Lo 1, to Canonine Matinoa, youngest daughter of Cornelius Bastett, Keq . of liliaors Atst, Mark’s Church, Wiliamsburg. on Tuesday eveping. the 10th inst, by the Rev. Samuel M Haskins, Joun C. Moseman, to Hanuer A, oaly daughter of Samurl Kelly. Keq, ail of this city. In Washington City, on Thursday last, Capt. Dero ain Davivsux, U. 8. Arwy. (0 Hevnievta Manta, daughter of T. Hartiey Crawford, of this city, ‘At Fortress Monroe, id Pont Comfort, Va..on the 6th inet , Lieut. isaac F. Qoimny LoS Army. to Kurz a- pet Gaeenpsuny daoghter of Col yha L. Gardoer Died, | On Tuesday, Oct, 10th, Joe Senvice Jear of his age His friends and reiatives arte respectfally invited to atvend bis funera), this (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock, from the residence of bis brother, Thomas ser- viee, No. 65 Avenve ( in the 39th On Wea da, porning. the 11th imet., Hanamrre Anne, wife of Wiliam A King The relatives and friends of the family ere respect- fully invited ty wttend her fuorral,on Friday mora: ing, the 13th inti, wt 10 o'clock, at Grace Churen, Broadway, where the foncral vervices will be perform- ed, and from thepce to the place of interment, at St, Mark's Chureh, without further iavitation, In Brookiyn, Oct. Lith, 1545. Mire pa M. wife ofB G Edmands. aud da 6 late Kiehard Corpwell Th folly invited to a'te | S o’eloek, from the gion et On Wednesday, the Ith ist, ia che Olet year of “q hie age Prope Savsy | ‘Lhe relatives and filemda of the family are Invited to attend his funeral, feom ble late residenne, No 18 Orebard street, this (Thursday) afiernoon, at four oreioek Suddenly, yesterday evening. ¢f a diveaeof the bent. Mr & Lee. ® native of ¢ wod aequatu ane nvite r Chureday) on New Jersey the Tet y The iiends aod aequiniauces are enrol this (Dhurrday) afternoon ovited ty attend at 2 v'clvvk, ies had a pilot on jay morning. Bork Werbom, (cf Baltimore): Wyle, Landes, 94 days, with mese and 198 passengers, to Richard-on & Watson Britich bark Graco Darling, Doran, Newry, [re, 35 4.ya, with Bie and 50 passengers, to G Miln. 334 uit. on the Banks spoke bark Harrington, for | ardiff, Wales; 4th inst, lat 40 20, lon 54 3), hence Liverpool, lan bark Moro & Louisa, Menbantrock. Antwerp, in bat stceraxe passer gers, to uy ckelm: vsh bark Tres Amigos, Mere-nario, Malags, wine, to P Harm ny's Nept ews & & Rritish bark Edward, Hughes, Pictou, 10 days, with coal, tod 1 Braive, Bric Growler, Attridge, Cork, 80 dave. in ballast, to mastoc 15 pa 28th ult, lat 44, lon 49 20, epoke ship Sam! flicks, from New for 1, 24 days out; 80h, Inc 44 59. lon 5110 spoke whale bark MoLellan, of and for New Loxdon, § mos cut 800 bbls oil Swedish brig Colerivus, Hanson. Stocbholm, June %, with iron, to Borman, Johnston & Co. 4 passengere, Hus had bad weather c he paseage. Brig Allen King, Mansoon, Malags, 6th ult, with fruit, Ro, to Sta her ® Co, Portuawese brig Leno, J De Fonte, Oporto, 45 days, with wine, to “or ugueee Consul. Brie Lyra, Lamb, Turks Island, 15 days, with aalt, tod M Smith * tiie Ottawa, Cot Weston), Lennox, Bt Jago do Cuba, 20 day rie 0 nox, Bt 8 wih fuga to troaby, Crogker & Baseett tieh brig Emporium, Card, Plotou, 14 days, with coal, to B oy Brig Ticlen Mar, Card, Windsor, NS, 14 days, with plaster, to fs Cod aaa "i tome o by x h b a Sci “ Pie Mista Bein m ~ i hidouasas ‘Amande Cli Sullivan, Me, 10 days 8 hr Willem Hears, ——" Bath” Schr Trenton. Wood, ‘Thomaston. Schr Sox, Jamerson, Schr Eliza Jane, Ebbetrs, Thomaston. Schr kag'e, Hashill, Thomas'on, ‘Schr Coral, Smith, Thomaston. Below. Packet ship Havre, Ainsworth, Havre, with mdse, to Fox & Livin gston. Also, one brig, unknown, jailed. Steamship Amerion, Halifax and Liverpool, Oorcaxa 11—Wind, at sunrise W: meridian, W; sunset, NW. Herald Marine Correspondence. Pintaperxia, Oct Ll, 4 P M—arriveo—srigs Shakespeare, Pendleton, Bosten; Orizava, Hinds, Fall River, schrs Now “aven, Rayner, New Haven; Ocean, Dy:r, Provinoe Sencea Brown, Orient, N Y. Louisa Reeves, Cava ier. Allen's Point J B &O L, Tico, Full River; Kensington, Stephenson, Providence; Antares, Gandry, New York; berges Porpoite, Drake, do; Venus, ilson, do, Cleared—Barks Venezuela, Wilson, Barbad:es; Mary O Siadi Howes, Baston; brics jestio, McNear, du; Shaan =A Peud! ton, dv; Orizava, Hinds, du: Ellis, (Br) Calift St John, NB; schre Edith, Crowell, Boston; Kensing\o Steveyson, Washington; Buera Vista. Corson, Wilmington. N rival. Jones Wiliams. burg; New Haven, i Bore? BK OL, Tice, iver, Seneca, ‘Brown. barge Hornet, Cox, Now York. days, with ier, Telegraph, Southworth, Harford; eae Miscellancous. ® Bria Leo, Thompson. of Liverpool, 72 days from Buenos Apres in distress, was fallen in with by the -S sloop of wat Cyane, on the 224 Sept, in Iat 13 12 N, lon 44 02 W—sne having been totally dismasted in a squall on th Tot Sept, in lat 14 Ny bn The Cyane su r Left her bound for Barbatoce or Demerara” oe! 884 BEING: Bric Lxo, Sparks, of Richmond, at Boston from Philadel on Sunday night off Grest Round’ Shoals, took a NW ne 74 which lost deck load of coal, split msinsail and both Jibs, stove bulwarks, &o, Suir Rocuesrsr, at Bath, foresail fore atdeainyardar 2th wie, Miverbook, lost Be Bnic Avover, Nickerson, from Boston, 28th ult. for St Jago, Tut into, Mingston, Mass, leaky in ber upper Works beving on- countered heavy weather, She was re cauiked, on the eth inst. ARBITRATE Bric Canonicva, wana from Pictod, ti Bric MARxLAnn, (of Waldboro,) You ston, eae ins rent "ie os io dueene bes it during @ severe gale from $36 and WNW, lost mainmast, spars, cargo, consisting of lumber, pai, ioe atin eet Banx Arron, arcived inet by om the Sth tagt, when: ta lar 90 OR tea Te f a None ae fallen in with aud . timingto toss. ‘The brig was Soum Winsuxcror, at Baltimore, passed a fore and aft echr ashore on the 7th in t, 25 mil bute shore time i that condition, o8P® HRY, apparently Buic Brotnens, for Waterford, Ireland, reported Cape Henry, was got off and taken to Trectolk tke sopeiee” oe at Bric MARKLAND, Young, from Botton for St Martins, are fall Toric the rived at Norfolk on the 9:n, with Joss of maiamast and ali at taened, Lead of forem.st and all attached, gale of tLe 25th, lat 36 11, lon 63 32. sanailieiaieasatae Arrived at Holmes Hole Osea tone arrived at Holmes Hole Oc: 9, ship Harvest, Tice, of Ni which sailed Sept 25 for Pacific.” Oa the Seen in “te 39, fon 6 10, £xp rievced 8 eevere gale trom E to NW. in which she lost ‘the the mizen mast below the top, heads of fore and main masts, and ve the lower masts, Also lost 3 ke us ty with all the sails aad riggin; er rhe ert a ant oe well raged eg ecru Getom Naat po ar At St Michasis, Au: 28, l’eruvian, Nant, clean, ken. Spo! Bark Branctte, (of Buck-port) McGrath, from Ri (Aue2s) tor Now Orloane Sept Tint 2a N lon 30 Ok ee Bark William I Harris, of Baton, steeritig NNW, Oct 1, lat In 66 35, from Rio Janciro for New Orleans, Sept 11, Brig Russian, Vezie, eae eS Rio Janeiro e: Me PEE OweS Smith from fox New York, Sept 21, Foreign Ports. aghXt Wear, Sept 20—Ship Lady Arbells, Glover, for New York, 4 oc: Home Ports. LEXANDRIA t8—are beg Azaiis Parrit, Evstport. Barn. Oct 7—Arr ship Kochester ivorpoo!; oy arenes Nat ip Kochester, Otis, Liverpool; sche Ustalo. EVENLY, Oct 5—Sid brig Ark, Johnson, : Bosrow, ot 10—Are betke Tutt, Nickerane oh Dolawure, Fisher, brigs Mo riaua, Willard, Charie-ton; Ac. Mail, Baker, do; Isabella; Matthe wa, di ‘olorado. Shackell’ do; wen) Carver, Berry, do. KR chmoud, MKenaie, do; Seafl Sears, ag; echrs Fairtield, Nickerson, Fredericksburg; Gleaner, sort, Philadephia; Acklam, Cur halienge, Bi do: Bai Ch icverss Saugerties, NY, avd Fashing, Loriag, delegrapy G-rard, from Philad; brigs Joon Gilmore, from do. Sgnal for ship and tnres Chase, NYcrk; Cambridge, Licy, do, MM Ki: ed barks Polke,from Matanzas At feo Phila Crosby, M& JG brig, Cid ships Wm Goddard, Tay, Ca'cutta; Faveait ia, years, Orleans; Clarissa Andrews, Colb,, Mobile: barks Cireris , 03 Ayres: Roub) Rio Janeiro; Avola, Ken er, Alexendria,George:rwu, lestou: trigs Yucatan, Bi and Washington City; Arbett Laxrence, taker, 1 hil ol Davis Stewart, Norfolk; alert, Coll ns, Philadelp {1 Chase. s York: Isiry Chaee, dv; Awerioan Belle, Baxter, ships Bowdiceh, Frances Aun, Macedonia: harks “hesay isa, do Sid a ‘le brigs A Lawrence, J Cs! en, Paulina, Clinton; sexe Susan. Brig Julia & telen eld on Saturday. Ba.rimons, Oot 10—Arr sours Wilmington, Day, Rio de Ja pelt: Aibion, (ie) Vince Maltfax, Kedron, Valter, N York Steamer nter, Weems, reportea ship, o b 1 fe and att ochr, beating up vff Ue Patusont., om 6 Aud & fore Carais, Get B— arr brigs Hudson N Work; Protection, do; chs Areade Met du, tine’, NYork. ugust, Nickerson, t4—Are reli Kinostow, Oct 6—Sld brig A eure, Macwias Pons, Oct 6—S14 brig Melissa Ann, Tabbut, NYor's; selirs Orion, and Elica Hupper, do. Newronr, (Herald Office) Occ 3—Arr brigs Rainbow, Church, Maitland for Philedelphia: Pelen Ma . 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Miss Macullceh, Mre J Sissy Arvur), Mrs Wood nd JT Byam, of Bogl nd; Mra Jeoksoa ad adres, Nir Jace Win Bor john MeCord, Pittabr nckson A a Datae, Thomas Morris, CO bra: k t Hol fox—Me wat Wes Dom Mr Toy lor, Robert Air, Halifox, 83 W tarry Meani Mre Mov wok Mrand Mrs Band ir and Mew Kiancar, Mes Pryor, Vics Tromaiue, Mr Money try or Mr Colee— 6. meen ers kenEY ow—Tacket Ship Wellin ye, Englind: My Hanks M Med Cul y, Mise Ritotie nd ouy ‘ ‘ 4: Mr J Xoberts Mies M iterry, HWE s Marton 4 CREM ww Rark Wenbem—Mre i Hs We at eeuge, yo wad evitd, Mos Wyle PP beak Bova & Loutse—A Piolden, W Binckbead, Lt. OF LETTEKS REMAINING IN THE NE# YORK Poot Office, Cotober 7, 1848 Please mention the date of the List in which they are advertised, LADIES LIST. Adems Sarah Appleton Mrs Charles Ackerman Ann ‘Ador Mary bier Marta, Alien Jeuay, Alien Miss (Houston Aherne Mrs Hinrich ‘Amuett Mies (25th et) 6t) Bradley Mie 4 Baty Dear. Bignchard CordeliaM Bow Boll Mrs W gersoll— Benoit Miss Olive Barkekire Mrs From Brux Caroline Bornarda Mary cis junyer imeretia — iWigler Mary A Bey nard Harriet dame Tburr tise( Wall st) Bichon a Burton Aipelia ry Borroyue Mirs C Bravtrook Miss(Pul Bogret Barnett Margaret Becker Henry Barrey Mrs G Denhem Moriah 1. ton st) Boukret Mongaret, herty< arole Blair Gertrads Brown Roddy Brew Biien or Marga- Black ood Maria P Burns Mary—2 ret askervitie Mary M Bruce Mrs (St Marks Birch Kate Tartlert Mra (13eh st) pluoe) Kind tary B Barbour Rove Kate Buruect Caroline Dogar tlirabeth K- Biceuthal lire Haw- Barna Margaret Bogurdus Mary A chen Brown Francis A Campbell Jare Cherman hire Chapin Virginia E Cranters3usan Cook MaryAvn —Cavilin Eliza Calawell Elisabeth Coveovan Miss B Chesney J chan berlain Aun Cuy'e Judith Carter Blion Croger Miss (Clinton Jon: Clunke aligubeth place) Cuily Biddy ‘ampbell Caro'ine Campbell Alenor — Connor Hannah Cane M Collus Wigow Chandier MirsM_—— Couper Rose Carboy Johannah — Courcuey Mary Bell Carlton Mra (Ludlow: bie 22 Maria Crocker mrs EL at) 3racker Julia Cont a Bridget Carroll Margaret Cari Mrs Mus Cary Mre Lucius Curtis Mrs Samuel Calohan Kose Bat EE Tb aion Donald Mary Bemlng Sarah vi Uni maining Rare) CUMOM Doruthen Civistina Dike Cordelia B Doyle Catharine Donoho Mary Ids H Dunn Mrs Joseph A Dobson Mary rrianne Dunne Ellen Donnelly Sarah : iet Vanturth Dwight Mrs D yle Mary Dean Mrs( Broadway Davies Miss MA Duphy Mary R Dixon Lydia Ann Davies Amelia. Drummond Mrs Doctery Ann DeVereMisg Glanch Dsselly Saran Jane Edge Margaret Everett Catharine Elwood Mrs ( Walker Eegcere Wiliam Barley bridget street Eyre Francis Eaton Mary Everts Mary M Eyelston Emily —-Bawoll Mary linger Sophia Eskildson Miss Emlis Min 2 Falconnier Veuse Fimney Abbey Fletcher Sarah A Falvey Bridget Foster Mrs J Firm Mary Ferrer Mrs: Prince st Flynn Mre (Rosevelt Findleton Sarah Fletcher Maria D street) Finn E'len Fields Agness Farrell Catharine Forman Hannah Fitzgerald Marzaret Fanning Catharine Foster Anna Maria Fitageraid Catharine Freeman Ruth @ Grace Mai Gilroy Miso( Franklin Green Rebecca peg Arai Ar Gregory Martha A Gray Emily Goggen Mary Gibney Catharine Gaughan Judy Gormley Mary Giles Mary Jane Green Mise LM = Gauxvoort Mary A Graham Francis Green Eilen Gravger Elizabeth Gaforth Elizabeth a ‘Green Harriet Graham Miss Goodail Mary Gillooly sare Gatos Marietta S — Guillong Mrs Peter—2 Gof a in Mary Ho SiyE Hinds Jane B Faiod MesQP organ Catharine Holyaah ars & jalsted Mary Ann Bynes Catharine Holmes Mrs( Broome Hannah Hughes Mary street] Hayward Jano Hunt Sarah W Hougnton Virginia C Hart Josephine Hughes Alice Howard Margaret S Hill Mrs Alfred Hall Mrs (James st) Hornblower dartha Bills Mrs (9th st) lizabeth A Hone #rs ("3th st) ins Apa Hamalet Mrs Hurlbut Mary @ Hoffinan Mai Hart Susan B hos Mrs * Hoffman Lo Baskelt Mary Hudson Ann Hoyt M jeron Mary juse Harrie Hooley Boe Hill MreJohn J Jackson Elizabeth Johnson Almira Johnson Mrs (Third J Jacks:n Mre Edna E Jones £l za avenue Jenkins Ann Jones Mrs CS Jobnson Susan Johnson B Miss Johnson Betsey Kano Mra (Mott st) Kent Susan Kielil Jano P- Kane Esther Kelley Mise (Madison Kirning Kosnnna, Kane Mary E street) Xinby Sire (Washing. tney June Keunelly Mary ton street, Kenworthy Mrs Kelly Mary Kingsbury Jane E Kerney Mary Kennefick Bridget King Julia Keliey Mary Killian Anue Kirtland Mrs Latham Ma: Lee Eilen Loomis Mrs $C Lawton MrsA R Lees Luerettia Lond Miss (Houston MreM_ Lewis Mrs 0 8 ‘street, Lawrence Miss Elve Levison Lydis V Loftice Catharine ‘vrix Emeline Levitt Miss (B'dway) Long Mary Jane Lawton Francis M Lennard Mary-2, Loring Mrv Charles fs Livingston Mrs SN Lyman Mary L Livingston Ann Lyons Catharine A Leviness ‘AnD n Ann jotnons Mannclain Murphy MreCornelius Murel Madame Manderville Mary Murray Alless Moore Mary <h Anastasia Murray Mary Moores Jace R Mulhern Anne Monroe Mrs Thomas Mel Morse Eunice @ ts Miss MA Minetve tre 1°8PD tar Mitchell Mary Au> meet Milliogton wi me oe Marston Elizabeth G Miltet Ann sharing Melowney Betey Moran Githarine—2 Newoomb Elisabeth Newman Sarah O'Connor Mary -—«O'SullivanMrsM O'Donnell Miss Oakley Louise Ongood Ann, Ceoilla (Thames st) Parmer Almirah Poole Nancy Pearson Lydia A Peacock Muss Paroeils Margaret Phillips Matilda Peters Adeline Platt AnnJ Porter Elydia E Phelps Julia Perkins Elizabeth — Power Margaret U Mc Macbeth Caroline MoReddie t-McWeeney Mrs John 6 MACY A ceiwain Max MoNaly Aon McClelland Alizabeth MoLauchian Jane = McJimssy rt McMann Kebeooa Siack's placa) ¢ junn McCarton Maria = MoKellop Jennet MelIntire Ruth MeCoy Rosean Meduyre Aan McMabon Mary —-MeArthy Jace MoGugre Aan Melnerna Ga Motacl McQuike Masgare jo ine oT t ‘MoMehon Margaret Randolph Leticia Rosch Mrs M Rego Ellen Reading Mre Rome Mary E Richards Mrs Jno 8-2 Louisa —--Kovsvelt Camelio Kiley Margaret Regan Mary—2 Rufus Mrs ( White st)Roony iiddy ‘Reynolds Miss(Grand Ramecy Miss (Laight Robert Mary & RiPardson Mro(18th Rea/Catharine Bepieeee Mea( Down. ic a at Repsber Catharine N Rooney Anno Ring Miss Jacobina = —2 yen ereas* Soknesore' Searne 2 Searl Mrs (234 st innore jtearns Anna—; as See ee tear ta Ha stephens Anne Stephens ‘Mrs Samuel Stout Mrs Edward C Slinson kmeline L Sturt lair Kathor A Skeahon Mary Sturget Mrs E Slinn Mrs M Steele Adeline Bheriden Nan Smith Mrs K B Shirman Sarah Steveus Mrs John © Sullivan Margaret Sewell Mrs (Columbia Speck Mrs David ‘Mrs Uharlos Stevensdannah —-Butherland sane Striver Irena, Btevin Rosy Bleight Mrs Spillect Miss P EV - Taylor Miss E Tobin Mary Sarah ‘Thane Jane Trout Elizabeth _‘Tookey Catharine Teneyck MrsCS —‘Taslor Mrs ( Walker Todd Jane ‘Terney Locy st) Toland Margaret ‘Tivbits Mary Tremaine Louisa F Turner Harriet B ‘Tompkins Catbarine Treadwell Maris Von Wart Mrs Daniel Vanndell ily Vorkoes allen Walh Masia Willlameon Mes Ward Misa Margarat Ten Wares 8B Woitenend Sarah D Wilson Eenlly Wart biisateh =| Win Mre E ‘Ison ann Watson Mary Wyckoff Sarah A Willson Miss ( Broad- Wight glia A Waller Mrs Wm way) Wright Mrs Jane Walker Miss F White [rene L Wilhame Elizabeth Walsh Eliza Wirth Caroline Woods klenor * Young Mrs L Yonge Mrs CC GENTLEMEN'S LIST, ‘AdameJonnK Adams James Adlard Robert ‘Agame Levi Adams Eugene B = Abig Adolphus Abbey ‘Ackley John A ‘Aeans Joun Hf ‘Adams Joseph Albers ‘Amen Marcin ‘Agee Monroe ‘Ackerman Geo ‘Atera John Alen Allen TS Aoloy Uhas Amerman Geo Alien Wm Allen John Albers. A Adam A ‘pbraim Allen J C Alexander Benj A Thomas ‘llisun Forbes For- Augusvus ‘Armstrong Dean tune—9 ‘Aumecrong James = Aymar Chas arthur Wm ‘Armstrong Geo Auley R ‘Angeny A Aylworoe Martin = Artour Edward Andrews Geo Ayer Neth » Arnold & Butte Anderson tho P — Anceruyn Capt J 8 O'S arnold ‘Aohora Frankin — aenney Michael = Arter J Angled W B Bedean DrNW Braga Joze bi rub, Brace John £ Brackbeimer Morris Bi Blachn.ton Captain Braday ailey JW James M - Balawiw Goorge B Bailey, Keeler& Rem- Bain cclin Banr Robt fon Bary ‘Thos Bain Alex Blawe A butler DR Biair WK isaloon AZ A Jobm—2 — buidwin Geo G Ba-von Owen slup Chas W Balawin NA Beavigan (eter arr John Bartholemew FW Burtoa John Burritt John Barnes John Barns, Smith and Rartiest Herman N Barto veo A Couper Barevar John Barret #roucis Bare vaviel Barker James N Barwick Jas Wen c wrett Chas panik Backer Win A Bare John Baymankobert Bauer J axter Geo Bauin & Hanley Beal Blauvelt Bares 6 Bead DrCornls — Benthotz Dr Breese David Keoura aid N Beaver JoshuaW — Beanwont Victor Leite JB Beatty, Francs Besunont Fraucis Better Senay jechach C — Boar’, Beunet Lawrence Benue 0 P—2 Brennan Mathew — Beli Alexauaer i an Brower L. Beliowe CP may Biew arthur |, Kucker & Brooks ect W t Uapt Jno 0 Win Bien BA Bran James Horiggn Ralph Te ‘Tay Tule frederiok Bride Capt Join A Byciow Horatio — Bifhos Lapt Joa? rian I, Ferrer Bid avery Bilinge & Bird John wixtry sohn BE Burch WJ Dirdgal 7 Bishop kdward ren Wd Bilth j B rind stony Bong JB Biodie Join Blom ov John Beane Blcodgoo Xotiwinkel Martin Beismare Joba Bowatu Phomas Boy lode phen Brown Waa 'f brown On Boy Michael Boyd Hugh Bnght Brow 4 brown Chester Lb Br Berek 4D i Uenry Brownell M Brown Joshun I! Brown & Brothers Ise x wok Br 1 Cel Joseph B by ® Brows uiows, i Boows Wurk enw Torbily Axeihew Borel & operd urn PT bow We plsrac @ Collery John Cousin Armand Seloh Creoteren Edwd Crowley Rufus Cary Tristan, ly Samuel Crown Pat Carpenter SH Goffny John. Cowing Capt M Gali Williora Colcoge Wm Coxe Dani W—2 Carleton JG Cole Nelson Cox0 & Carroll & Montgom- Comper Andrew. | Clover B r Crocker Ketine T—2_ Cummiag James clark GaptRayS Conway Mictitol — Curiey, Feter Clark BR W Colman John Cumming ® Ht rroher john LS. Cunnem Thomas Clark Heo: Compten C A Culbert John Cargill David Geftey J Coulten Unpt Steph Clark @ W Cole SP Cuaningham Fred’k Clark Jobn ByS Coffin Capt Eben = Cumming David Cashman seremiah Colley A Cummings JN Crursich A D Conklin J Drake Christy Dockerty John Dacesta Masel DeDeanSB&C Douovan D onin— ola Du Gregor as James Dacontn albert rel Bownry James Dack Robert D De Coblence 8 8 Ire Dooley kobers Prue John land Donelly 3 Dale John D bart Jacob Doughert Michael Drab J D'liomequedno —-Donagha P ison Henry = De. Cai KE Downy, apt Jas dson Wd Delano John P Donnelly Th: mas Davison Olver = Denniv AL Doogau Hen: Davies Wm G Deswitt & Meusen Donovan Mio Darcy William Device Jobn Donan Joha Davis Warren Demmings T Dow aing Iaaac Dounals Chas W Dempsey D Downing Wm Dartington Francis MDewey #m J Doughty ChasS Davidson JasF De Sturralde Dn CastoDoud Percy Dahier W De Woif J Dorotz Jamies Day £8 Dowsler” Dopnely James Davis's D Dewstoe Clemence PDoud Joseph C Da Delvin John E Doty Capt F Dawson Geo M Deyermand & DavisDerr S Davdeavirewe DeYampert Thor Dea Joaquin a Vv" irews ‘arn 08 rum Joaqui los Daniel SD De Markas 3 ry Davis Dr Edward Denman Cornelius DuthieR A Hamilton Devarleux anham James U Davy Jobn Denning ColRW Dunham A F & Co forth Dwight = Devme Dunham Goo A Davison Abnes De Velasoo Dr MiguelDuacan James Dark George Fernandes DuksJas ri Dickinson JnoR—2 Dye Spatferd W Day John Dickerman E Dunntog M Daweon Freeman ‘Dickerman Jason un A Day Parson E Dirkey 8 K Dwyer Martis Danforth Fra:cis Dicks Henty Duin Cyrus els BS feaso—2 Dudley C P H Danning ColR W De Frasee DrdnoU Dixon David Durand BW Delliter Daniel Divine BS. Duteuert Peter De Lnce Joseph A Dolby J Dupon Antoin Drees Rev Dolan Christopher Dudley Gilbert De Forrest WH —Dearbarn Jona E Edmonds R M Ellsworth CB Engan Sargent Jno bert Henry Eaton Ps Edwards Jas Rovers Ellis Bernard zi RC Rdwards Wm ley Justin Ellsworth James Epan John Eastaway J Bastoa Charles Avin John Bawards C Eulsworth Jos Edwards Edwards George Bugle S Eilery us Edmonson Thos Emary Henry Eyre C & Co Emmons Catvin vans Henry, Evans Silas Exley Jotm—2 Estling T BW Evans a Engelenberg Cor Evans Geo @ Emmerson Chas F Emmer J tenza J B Evans Joel Evans Edward E gr Flanharett A Farmer N—2 Francis J an J Francis Charles —-Fanley ‘thomas Flanigan Patrick Fairbanks John =—Frazeo William ranklin Marti Franklin Kost Farreuild Capt M Frank Erost ferd = Freach Hen: Freeman Dr Freeman Al) Felt Hosea Federeap Mr w Fletcher Veron -—-Fehrman Diedrich Felton Richard ©‘ Ferguaon John Ferguson H vd Ferguson Alex Frey Dr H Fletcher William — Frescott Lewis E Eenlason MoeesE Fleinsbucker A.» —_Frigond Pierre ouse J Chas Friedman J Mi Fitagibbons Jobn—2 Fi egerald Rich’d Fitspatrick Joba F-2 Fisk Loring & Co ing Dani Finch James Fisdayvoa | FaherPa Fitoh William Fish J Beekman Foster Daniel Foley John Foltz Hem Fergusen Mathiag Ford Benj F—2 Foyer N Fortes A Forre: Parcus mane _, Ford Sidney Flood Francis F Fitusaon Selorick Fouda Marcu Ford S R—3 hsb pene! Fuller Benj er Fiyon Will Fuck Beojan in P Furman Wm Falcond John Felt Hosea W Farner Wm M Fay Patt Gabriskee Martin Gould T A Gilmor Richara, Grace Robert Grat Johan Grifin John Gardiner Atrhm J Gray WC ilbert y Gardiner 8 jay John H Griffin Joshua B Gaudelist Alfred Graunio Francis Green C Gibbes Robt Ulv'r Geany Benj F Gill Geo Geery James Griswold Chaun'y Grea Win Ginchere Beminieu reen Wm inthere ‘ ledhill John Goafrey William Greenwood & Co van Garry Thomas A = Goodwin WT Geelain Chas T Golden Michael Glenn J R Groot Stephen Y iosen Charles Glover Philip W Gibtons William Goodfellow Givers John D Gorwin Tathitt * n Griggs Stephen Gordon Dr Alenso D Gannert Capt J G Gibson Alexand Gowenlock W Graffum Capt OliverGilliand.Ephr'm Gould Jshn J Gilbert ‘ames jroser Thomas GardnerJohn B Gibson Ji G Richard’ Garnett William Gill John W Gullick William Gallaudit A Gillespie Jobn Gulic Richard Gasener J ilbert James Gustin Sami J Gaven Gilturt Ver! : Banawer James —_‘Hufty Joseph Hashe Hagulton Wm Hyatt Mr Hackett Wm H Bal'NatuanielL Haleey Henry Hand Josep athanie jenry and Jose, uh Eat Hamilton J Halecy Motes Haley EW—2 — Baslenburg lease lames Halsuad JR Hambleton Jo: Harrison Edward Harvey Jon Hamilton Dr Harvey Neal ‘Harden George Abraham Bart W 8 & Harris James Harriton Geo L C Harrison Bartran Hardwick James Barron TW | Harris Robert aga art mann Pe ington, Haskins Henry Harvard Abraham ‘Co Hart Wm L, ‘Hae>js Thomas Bart Daniel | Harker Thomas Hathaway CaptW Hazewell Geo & Hatfield Wm Hagott HJ & D ve Hatoh GM Hatsh Capt Leor'd Healey Stephen Heelet Monsieur Heath Charles Heimmerler Peter Heimburger G Au- Hellstern Agathe Heartt HG gust Heiniseh R Herbert Wm Bedereon Boyle = Heise vaptJ H = Herman Henry Bency John Henenloter ohm Henle Hemme man Josh Heuney Michael Henderson Wm Herriques Francisco Hess Charles jegeland & W Horn Timothy Hewits 0 P Bicks Isaac F Henkorsteld Freol Hi GW Bil SP Hill Thomas Hickock & ‘Bill Wm H Hill Mr Ridgest Higgins W B Birleman Higgins Capt Thos A Hines Chomas Hixson Jobn Usnrichson TP Hatehooox WL, Harwin John Hinds Wm P Hohuman G8 Holmes Levi Holmes ivory A Holmes Andrew Holbrook Iseac 8 Hoar Phirpit Holmes Buoch Holloway Bdvard — Holine Jobn Hogan & Co P. 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Hollywell J 6M Yoofmen Georg Hope Mr mason, Lophins kdward = Honasher Charles Homels Lewis W Holer WS jone Hen: Homan Wm A Hoyt Stephen Honghton R&A Hoxie Cap: Wm B Hoyt Jno » Hony Thomas Howard 0 it Hove J Howland $ D Rey—2 Howarth James Motel hies Horace R Hough § § Hoyt a M Howare Chas Hoyt Capt Geo B Howe James Hurley Thomas Huston KichardG = Hulsey Heory Hylan Joho, Hudvon Samuel —-Huason HN Hurd Capt Wm = Hugnes James Hutchinson Mr Hussey Capt B HuptGeneP = Hunter tf Honter Henry, Hyatt RC ussey Capt igen 1&s Janson Geo Joralemon Wm James J & Ww Jouos Win el Iver Archibald Ives dotn MD Ivine G¢ Jacob Morris Jacobi Hugo Jackson Jae Jackwnd Grant James Henry Knaegs Chas P halieki Kus} Kane Jno Kavanah Kelly Math Keller Mr Kelsey Chas Kelley Thoa Keller ¢ Keeler Lymon Klan Cenrad Kelly Jobn Sime Keller b Kears Walter Keensn Michael Laferty Dennis Latevér Winard a Cost key ME del!s a mun Goo Ht fons P Fam Stephen P Lanthies Louis Lavrence J Laurence taerlot ‘ward WAS Lanson Henry Lanvery Thes Leke Levan Lake Lane Uo Lawwery Law Lansing Riel Lang RobtS Lae Enooh lee a dames &dward James R dere W Jonuron Robert Johnson J J Johonnot Wm T Johnson Johnson § Jounsou Joba Johan Johnson Jho J Johnson Wm Johnson Capt Hry Jotinson MF Jones Robert K Kellett James ug P—2 Jones Uarrey Yoyoe Wm Tones Edward R Jones James W Tones Henry Jones Charles Judson Wm Jones James T Jolly Mons Indah Dewitt C James Chas Wm Tones Geo SJuneaw Francois & Lachapel Kimble Horace Rillogg Aaron Kensie WW Kimball Horace Kimler Philip Eneaa Kingsley © dr Kiinuh Lona Rinerley Geo Kingsley GP Ke Kimball J Meritte Kendall KB Kimbal Thomas Kierman Patrick Kooh Carl Kijdea John Kohler Laurent Kilwartin Jack Korpulas Cnet King ES Koning T Kine Judge Kisler Klose Kisler Joln L Le Cler Martin Lodge New York Leeds BB Strangers Lechor % Loughran Francis of Lelendé & Gnion ry Leggat Androw A Lu Hlorimediew J A Tevy AS L Intron Thos Low Lester J G—2 Long Samuel 8 Lewis WM&Co — Lotterls John Forse Joeenh Landen berg — Libby TH Tinsow Benjamin Ligingston Mogens & rn Little Rebe Littanor Nathan Lodge Seb Mer meston Will VN yt I Lyonndabore Lynoh Pacrick Lyons Patriek Ions Joeomia ‘Liviane Joseph Wartines A A—2 | Mabbite Henry 7 Meyer H Geo Mezee Capt Melton AS Moore & W Mond Geo jorria AW. 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