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ventions. A Philedelsblon, Ik ots vents strongly endorsed, loorkeeper at secure post Harsburg th; but let not hie ma ambition be to reach higher. It were e regarded rks, F enmoream. 2 York sod Cols Colaba, asa bbe ‘of the usages and principles of the par- yesen attempt to eagle Pe wn and obliterate its ient landmar! oN ‘Miss Charlotte Cushman, after an absence of ann years, aj rs to-morrow evening, at the Walnut, as Mrs. Haller, in the * Stranger.” The excitement to see and hear her is hourly increasing. Mr. and Mrs. Conner appear in the same piece, at Barnum’s. Our Montreal Correspondence. Montrgat, October 24, 1849. The Removal of the Seat of G-vernment—Its Effect in Montreat, §c., &c. The all engrossing topic of the last few days has been the suicidal determination of the ministry to remove the seat of government te Toronto. I say suicidal, inasmuch as it may lead to the de- molition of their party and power. There can be no doubt but this sudden change in their eriginal intentions, on the part of the ministry, has been brought about in consequence of the late move- ment for “annexation” im this city. Lord Elgin and his ministers feund, at the eleventh heur, and just as they were on the point of returning to the abused metropolis, that all their well matured and deep laid plans required te be changed, and that what they would not of their own free accord have granted to the Torontenians, was forced on them by circumstances. By those acquainted with Canadian affairs, the removal of the seat of government from Montreal te Toronto can only be viewed in one light, and that is, as the loop hoole, whereby the Governor- General of the:e provinces and his cabinet may attempt to avert the storm now gathering, and so get out of the * tix” that the movement of the an- nexation has placed them allin. Since the An- nexation Address was issued by the party in Mon- tree], this city muy be said to live only in the future, and the rersoval of the seat of government will but implant this ieeling more deeply. Conting on them so unexpectedly, and spreading wit such rapidity, itis not to be wondered at that the ministry ef the dey should feel placed in a most awkward position, and that, if they did not desire to lose the coutidence of the imperial govern- ment, instant and energetic action was necessary on their part. It is thus, that we therefore find them make the first step towards this action, by the issuing of @ protest, signed by several of the cabinet and members ot te Legislature. Mr. Baldwin also tolluws up the protest, by a letter to his intimate trieud, Mr. Perry, who ts out on the annexation tichet, for one of the ridings ot York, in Upper Canada. Mr. B disclaims all leanings towalds annexaten, and is quite satisfied to re- main as he js—that ts, as Attorney-General West, salary $5,000 wwe annum. This protest, oa the part of thore holding the reins of government, cer- tainly appears a queer document to emanate from the * powers that be.” It 1s disclaiming all con- rection with those persons who are attempting to tuke the reins from their hands, as also the hand- some salaries attached to & place on the box of the coach of Canadian State. But capinets, like sin- le individuals, have their moments of folly, and e Cenadian is certainly no exception to the gene- | ral rule. The removal of the seat of government | may also be regarded as a step, on the part of the ministry, for the purpose of retarding or sufling a apnexation movement in these provioe are well «ware that the game is up in Mon- and in fact, it may be said, throughout the ronak province ; it is natural, therefore, that they should turn their attention to the Upper Canadians, and see what could be done in this maga)! ent province. They have done so, and the 1 thet Montreal, with its few: remaining loy zens, bas been given - to the fangs o f the aticnists, who, now that the seat of gover t has been removed, sule the city. Had the se government been removed from Montreal a ago, no protest, in Opposition to the annexatio would ever have appeared. In Toronto, howe, :, the annexationisis have just begua to gain rounds; and although no public movement has | een made as yet, it was trusted that before long a manifesto would have been issued, some- what similar to Montreal. ‘That the seat of go- vernment will check, for the time being, the annexation movement in Toronto, there can be no doubt; but I apprehend that it will only be smo- thered for # few mouths, then to break out with ayy fury thanever. This opin 1s strengthened y the fact, that it has been officially announced that at the end of the present constitutional par- liementary term, (eighteen months hence), Quebec will become the capital of Canada; and, in fact, | orders have been given to procure estimates for the erection of parliementary buildings in Quebec. By this means it is hoped to pacify the French Canadians ; but at present it is attended with but little suecers; toralready have, it is reported, three of the Lower Cavadion members of the ministry resigned, Messrs Vache, Veger, and Lesie, and no lees then eighieen French members threatened to oppore the government. This miserable ate tempt at compromising wall also result in disgust- ing the citizens ot Toronto, which city, itis uatu- rel to expect, will raise an outery at this palpable attempt to injure her property. If she is to lose it in eighteen months, better the seat of government had never gone there: has property gone op 2 7 saries of lite in preportion. This artificial pros- perity cennot last foag, and the re the ministry, by the present step, instead of check- ing annexation, will advance it. The an- nexationicts will nut agitation wil! go on in Torouto during the coming winter. Butit is oa only in the luture capital of Canada that J consider the ministry have tiken the means to hasten annexation. In the disap. pointed towns of Kingston, Humiltoa, and By- town—all of which have been led to expeet the seat of gove t—we may expect shortly to see strong annexation parues formed and or- ganized. Itis questionable, he perate resolution the its own destruction as well that of its party. We are informed that, when this qu C up for discussion at a cou ay not result in ville, a village near ara, but ters were present of these were for To- ronte, two for Kh n, i two for Montreal It was settled by the casting vote of Lord k amible countess, ino whi veins course the bl of her haughty sire, had expressed a deter tion never again to enter Montreal. We caonot be surprised at on th , towards the sava who hunted d herself—sa- vages wh ment than that which the -o'-nine would affe Setting avid feelings, it ar m strous } on the part of the resenta- tive of sty, end hi that or advise his lordship to enter, von hie Comin d that Lord Elgin ba ita letter to ral Felder, ordering him not to ine t advertisements mn the Courter runt of their fe xatioa prine ithe dander of the gallant little and he sent |. There can ywever, that these papers will lose who stated that hi epartof I her ce pimity Drivetime they dare not eo le th epi It is rume Commissary ¢ sert the governme d, on we ae ciples. commissary be no doubt, them in tum Signs of coming winter already. Tur Bark last number of the bark Be our Custom by lowing « paint, 5 wooden ¢ stove Sausages, 500 | boxes pickire, 1 + saw-mill fixture elbows, 214 hhe stove is the firet American meret sailed below Mon'reel; sb 80 by special wutherity from bE: ys burihen, 157 feet k 4 plump re huve we ne teh A, FOR ced the Catitonsta arrival trom ¢ red on F rane riy-erght pa Thursday, at She ele rge ane tone cottage ‘Lton Bo “na f yer, 10 and has been al land te am, and cae carry 4,000 bois. font. She drew 7 teet® es water, and hud no difficulty in coming from upper leker, except in the Welland canal ‘The locks in thie enue! are of two sizes, 45 feet and 264 wide. One of the stnnilest eie, No. 24, was found to be oly 26 f inches wide, and the sides 0 1 bad to be out ines tremenee her to pase through. Montreal (Ce) Pilot, Oct. 20. THANKsaivin Wink a aunuts.”—=The fart sailing bat kifes, Capinin Crancla, Wales lefi Maloga « Lith " t this port this morning, with # faci ca Her cargo consinis of 4.900 box i quarter boxes raisins, 100 box orenges, 200 trails climenda, 100 1,300 carks and 40 qourtereasks of wine arrival, ae dry tr had heeome very « poo athiah coet. Thetehooure ¢ » and New York pocket, whic “ga t the seme date, arrved at New York this » ng. The ebove ore the first two cargoes of new froit for the season The eargo of the Nau- tilus was sold at evetion this morning, by Joha following prices :—@00 casks s 60 700 do, Molina, $8 30 4 sbuneh ray en 4,000 hal Sl 400 S17, p 5 I $2 @ $210; 100 bowes lemons, 9380 a $4; 800 kegs grapes, $3. « $3 W; all at 4 months.— Bostom Transeripi, Vet. 25. ult will be, that | » and silent though quiet | er, whether this des- | » ‘The New American Minister in London. From the oy Circular, dated Osborne, Oct. 11, we leam that his Excellency Abbott Lawrence, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pleny of the United Stat ith his lady and fami arrived in Bie ye ‘and entered upon las otheeal duties. “The Londen Daily News has a very com- limentary notice of Mr. L., the fame of whose ta- Tents had preceded his a rival. The Liverpool Times remarks, ‘‘ that he wit prove a discreet and accomplished ambassador, there can be Be doubt. ie cordially congratulate him on the high diplo- ic position he has attained, the discharge of the duties of which cannot fail to reflect honor and dignity on the great republic.” From Porr av Princs.—The bng R. Russell, Captain Mayo, from Port au Prince, Sept. 28, arnved this mormng. There was general eom- plaint of the scarcity of coffee, and in fact nothing was plenty save titles of nobility, which bid fair to rival the paper money of the island in profusion and worthlessness. R80 called by some, in derision, the * ragged nobility.” —Boston Evening Traveller, Oct. 27. A Son or Con. Banron in a Stannine Arrain.— A son of Thomas H. Benton stabbed a Mr. Lyon: of Louisville, on Wednesday nightlast. Mr. Ben- ton was about accompanying a lady from a pariee of the Weissiger House to her room. Mr. Lyons proposed to join them. Mr. Benton was offended at the proposition, and soon after, in an adjoining parlor, the sabbing took place.—Cincinnati En- 1 quirer, Oct. CITY TRADB REPORT. Satonvar, Oct. 27—6 P.M. Cottom was active, including sales to spinne! for export, with purchases om speculation, The market elosed steady, at quotations, The market for flour was heavy, and prices easier for medium and lower grades of this State and Western. Southern brands were dull, and sales made at # slight decline. The market for wheat was heavy, with a fair demand for milling. A | sale of prime Genesee was made on private terms. Corn opened heavy, but at the close it beeame more buoyant. and closed firm at the prices of yesterday. ‘There was no change of moment in other grain. Rye flour was rather heavy. Corn meal continued atealy. Tork was steady, with a fair amount of sales, including | prime; at firmer prices, ‘The tranesctions also em- raced sales to arrive in February next, on terms stated below. Beef was in better demand, with fair steady prices. Lard was firm with a good de- for export, at firm rates. Butter wi j, while chee Coffee was firm, with mall ‘valea, at steady prions, consisting of lots of Rio and Java. Freights were steady, with rather more offering, while ebip owners were firm, at quotations MARKETS ELSE WHERE, STOCK SALE Boston, Oct. 27-- rmont Con- tral Ri, 44; Wide No 2 orcester and Nashua KR, {0 10 Bocton and Providetce RR, Yh; 10 Boston aud Worcester RR, S539: 945; 1 do, 95g; 10 d tevana Maine, Ki, les, UB4g; Ei N, HUTTON AND CO.’S RIO CIRCULAR. Kuo pr J opt. 1, 1849. Pe cag oe ns past month ha 4 from United S85 barrels flour 1.567 pkgs. domestics, 244 do, lumber, 4 272 barrels rosim, 443 do. beef 208 do. pork, 202 bxs. sperm candles, 300 bags pepper, 600 kgs. lard, 9000 Ibs wax.and sundries Flour—The import being moderate, the rales have been ton fair | extent, but »lthough the stocks in first hands were re- duced quite low, no advance could be obtained, but | ratber the contrary, as the bakers would only buy mo- derately. in expectation of the new crop, and importers were desirous of clearing off old stock. Richmond wi sold frem 1( 500 a 18), according to quality Baltimore, 16 ) 600, being more 1? 500 barrels, all 1 voond it is estimated to be almost are in exeeesive supply, and prices » last auction s@ es were @t 240r, drills. 200r, tor brown, 240r for stripes, and 160r. jor 80 inch sbir\ings veral large alee of English | | iaaitations have been made at very low prices, Stock of American about 24000 packages. Tea—Hyson, of good quality, is saleable at 1/600 » but old end ordix ie quite neglected, Lum- ber for been in demand. and sales have | beep made 4 good at 60), in bond. Rosin was much | wanted. and rales were wade at 8 & 9), but the unex- pected arrivals of such large parcels, caused » sudden decline to 6); about 1,000 bbls. remaining in the mar. ket, the offer being only 4.500. Sperm candies are in demend, and would bring 1/100 readily. Provisions — ‘The heavy arrivals bave depreered the market, and bad there wot been a demand for export, they would have been quite unraleable. Beef aud pork together, | have sold at 25 a 28). Pork alone has been more | wanted, and sales. in bond ba Lard it exces low ae 150 rs pentine, 280 a 240 rsp 700 R720 rs. Russia cordage, 34 is al 220. tebac ° favorable accounts from kurope aad the certainty that the new crop will not, on the average, be half the pre- crding one, but, in the opinion of most, not exceed one- third. bave caused prices to advance very considerably, and the transactions bave been very exteusive both for urope and the United States, At the moment, the market is quiet, but the dealers are very fiem in their ruperiors, 3700 a 4). (7's @ Be.); good firsts, 3.000) (6% #71 5e. on board, for pplies «f oid still considerable an 200 limited. b ing estinnal fince the en wncement of the se of old. there still remains some quantity in the interic oh may gives fair supply to tke market until January | but afterwards, very little can be expected. Ma planters bave already sent ail their new to market, and many have none at all te send. Several of the largest and best managed estates have not gathered more than one sixth the usual quantity. So general a failure was never before known in Brazil, aud has proved much | greater than we anticipated in February and Maren #t. The last advices trom Europe, to 16th July, ther cbecbed the demand but should they be vorable by the next packet, it will revive again, 1d hot be surprised to The stock Ss eatimat Domest are nomina more old. ‘The tetal export in Aug which 63,168 went to the United States, as follows: y 4 161149 bage, of | x | Deerease in & The inereared export to Europe in eight months has been 6.564 bags, making the total decrease of export in 184%. compared with 1845, 50,102 bags, Hides— Che sale have been to a moderate extent, at 160 0 1006. Stock about 3 1d firmly at these rate ali the secounts from the South quo'e them soarce tad i high. Freights have suddenly declined to ve. to United States. and are very dull. Rurope 40s 060, Ex. ehange ruled in Avgurt. 2b); a 26d, and i# now firm at the latter rate 30/260, Sept 10.—The arrivals Smyrna, Cape Town barrels Hour; alro, « rele, ‘The market is very are only by retail at 17) a 18 Pat doilars, 1/040; do, doubloons 30) @ are, Tartar, from Lisbon, 2 Hoanoke, Baltimore with 2.800 If un Trieste. with 200 bar. ‘and ales of Riehwond Baltimore being more wanted. vells at 15/500; stock 10,000 barrels coffee market is firm, sithough very quiet, and pric unchanged; steck 80000 bage, Freights very dull ; exbange 20d No later dav Staten _—_— Announcements of Births, Marviages, and Deaths eve Mot inserted unless duly awienticated and paid for from HLarope or United Diea, On Saturday evening, 27th, ie 80 yenre ‘The friends of the family. and those of his sone-in- law, Williem Martin and Th at + 8S. New aged folly invited toattend bis fu on Monday afte neon, o'clook, from his inte remdence, No. #6 Dowinick street. without further invitation On the 2 samen Ve tober, of revere iliners years and 2 daye Many Bus Rowent $. Harsev, aged SL Hint ly. er ‘ances, and thore of his fami- nvited to a'tend bis funeral, at 3 o'clock this noon from bis late recdener, 36 Third avenue Octoder 25th, after w lingering ea 84 years and 8 months and thore of his | be in waiting to meet th Hall rning. October 28th, Prone Caria \ym. H. end Biles Halleck, aged 1 © menthe be family, and thoee ef her grand bg. are invited to attend the funeral, afternoon, at bait part 1 o'clock, th Instant, after a short, bat nas MeBurney, cS etfatly invited nday). afternoon, at 3 of her brother-in-law street ideree et isth Joha MAKITIMNE INTHE GRENOK, Port of New Vork, Oct. 20, txau, Kraphic for the latest Marine Intellicenss Arrived. Steam lip Serab Sands (Br), Thompson, Liverpool, Oot 8, With tdee &o to RK Kermit. No gate, lat S112 Jon 1 38, Pemwed brig Phebus, of Newport, Int 49 64, lom 26, Pp te Aibert Ric Jancito, Sept 1%, Ne di (of Bow nud Mides, 10.2 L Phippe & © Herbort, Hallet EL Wh D F'Johp, Thomaston, 5: Coreshie, Fouug, New Beatort f days, Schr William, Weeks, 2 days, Below. ‘Twe ships, and one bark. Balled. Steamship Lenbel for Chasleston, she got, te genterd epee ta, i tor *, for Olaagow: bas Millan fei Glasgow, anchi shored at the Spit; brig Markland, for Cubs, and ethers Ocr 28—Wind at sunrise, E by 8, light—very thiek th Fo NM; at meridian, SE; pty oy Lek Lang or Liver: Roem, (@ Ex- Soere Baes of yoy ae Niagara, lose at the nee. Hoa haters ss sian os mama aud California, will close Tuesday. Mathers con ba pospata abahe anove ction ve any yard of the world. Herald Martue Correspondence. Puraverruia, Oct B—4 Pic anived—Sche Triwmp) Mason, New bi bc) run inte on Wednosd: Bex Harbor, by the schr err: not the Ho) w Ge ly reported nic desy ate! ) from Phila: ‘ork. ‘The T was strack a! aft the main riggit 5 boom, and knocked Charles @ of the crew, ard, 1 tained much her praceedin, ml the North in squi vt away foromaet, which t it maintopgallant jooms, but saved the risks. Now Orleans 19th, from dour 60 miles Kast of she ip with painted ports, with the aud of tha mam and fore topmast ‘Ththa sob of bonding sometbing rig lying to unter ber lee, Saw horas aeylteus far to windward. Suir Lous, Bradford, ab Boston 27th, trom New Orl fon the 20th, lat 31.90, saw & brig with a wreck in to for Charleston. Launcnap—On the 20th instant from the yard of Messrs. Dar as to beaaty of modol and ex ud promisos to be w fas ‘on, after the gentlemanly proprietor of the tele line, aid is'to be commanded by Captain Win. D, Cargi experienced navigator, who is part owner. Speken. 2th ines, lat A746, lon 44 27. signal with a white star im Port Jefferson, L. I, of 20 tons; hi 2 Jon ‘Bri Antot’Hichmond, Vo, bound South, passed Ost Ast, int @ i ston’ 19, t, of Gothenburg, bound W, Oct 24, las 3012, f and for Now Orleans, Oot 9th, and iv all. re dato, lat 35, lon 46. Newburyport, (Vet 15,) for Ban Francisco, Oct 17, off Hal Fercign Ports. Kixesron, Jam, Oct 20-Coming up, eupposed from Baltimors Waxsaxina, Sept 2b—No Am venues in port: Pont kovat, Jam, ( Scars Howard, Ward, from and New York, 8a: Carciisa, Hubbare, trom and for Balti- re, do. bs Pont au Prince, Seps23—Sehr Star, ———, from Wil- N a Am brigantine, ‘ew York; Jane, Witham, for Laura, Lecoh, for Valparaiso, San Francisco, aout Bep! 0 1th; Hermony, Pito.nn, un ‘Alice Tarlton, Hale, for Caliternia; Science, Ty Ny. ito, gongs Rival, Burk, do; i Benny, do. vrig it TWean chartered ta take her curgo ond parsungers to California. The bark Laura had also beon char tered to take the eargo and passengers to California, of the brig Incarnacion, whieh had aleo bern condenn Savanitta, Oct 3~Sehr New Republic, Wi York, 124 ayaa Home Ports. 0%, Oot, AM—Art ship Louis, iradfordy New Or- for New maa lor, a, and America, Treadwell Putte vehra La Grange, Besmer, Norfolk: Alert, Collins, Hall, Kaler, Richmond; Kiiea Hand, Crowell; ox; Hornet, 'Straunt; Henry, M Wm Pollard, J ely go; Marth 4, Evgs, Smart, | New York Rich, Win Octever, Dyas, "Wilminge Delj_N C Harris, Plummer, Philadelphia; Mary, Crosby, Albany; Homer, Kent, Now York Cuanisston, Oct U—Arr steamship Sontherner, Berry, hip Mier: sow vie Halifar, 8 Pidellord, New Yor! Hawur; from New York. "Cid amp it Allen’ WeMnan, New ‘sid brig Tybee, Eareuson. de. yronoxtows, Oct I$ Arr chr Medo rene Re 10th, il aie ‘ptm, Oot 20—Arr ship Franconia (Br), Boyle, Ne rk Sarah Mand, Nichols, New York; brig Mere Bijevons Boston, Below, a vesrel, name unk: In ‘port Shane Washington (Ur). wb ty vay, NVarki Nad Franklin lal ime | Parton, wtg frt; OA Poy. “Burpy avon, Or S— Ary brig i & J Forbes, LY er, California. ForT, Oct 2—Schrs Cornelia, York avelite, Word, Norfolk for Provide: Louis . NYork: Kato Mi Martin, Liver New Bodford for New ‘Thomas, Tanpi th, brs U' Youre. fea, With inst, brig Irving: Plow, coming up, ships Hope, Geo H Patien, and 5 own, Ch bark Cere a, Now Yorks , Penracola; Two palachicola. rrachrs At nee, Rich= Sut dk; Washingtor ;, Satellite, Ward, N eb ‘W—Arr sohts Westover, Dotan, Hew York; ers, Boston; Elizabeth Ann, Lavender, sid Tiray den. Portiang: Sea Gull, Verrill, Boston; rine, New Yerk; Noble, Ireland, d¢ FL Cordubes f D; tM Mavong_Slrs Gum laud; Miss . Englaud—2 Re Wm a debe Luke, 26 AW Curtin r, Houry W Dow. Passengers Selled, Bax Francisco Ship, Henry Ware, trom Boston Messrs Christopher 8 Robingon, Alfred Hartwill. Andrew Waterman, gna George H Sanderson, vf Boston; Joha & Taylor, ool Roesell aud Luther B Taylor, of East Cambridge: Menvy W. Howe, Geo Hove, olin Hb iurrides, of + Laveen Hh Bareilly TR Neweomb, B mpton. of Ly do- vert Lord, of from Boston—Me Reuben Small, 3 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN 6, Getober 28, 1649. is THA NEW YORK THE PAPER MATING THe ReULATIO ve montion the date of the List in whieh they are ad~ LADIBs List. A Alley Ca Jane Ackiey 1 A araewees mJ Aler he Ande vertised. Bennett Julia Mrs. L Mows-Brenen Anne ryt rin Bremer Susan Boyd Cat seine chard Catha’neBenegick Car: Botta Siz Loigia Benrett Mrs, Isth stBird Mra, Pearl st rocks Mra Wa N Kennett Margaret Brit bhorbeff Mrs Geo fogert Bliaabeth lek Catherine Brenan Mary “s : a Hontieste Berlin Clara Beliemy Mrs Brittain ” hi Brown Mire Thomas Syrne Bridget Burke Mra, Conal st ire avenpa Eleanor eee TOR leven Catherine P ‘ Comypbeil Bridget panelar eph Teel! Koen Clinton Biss MMe Mory Mery Anne Y "adal'e Cor vrnor Mrs Develin rtney Pleance woningbain Mary », Variok #tCe entra < e Connolly Mery Codyre Homers iat arroll Cotharine n Cate Davenport Sorah R Dur DePrenx Julia M Deleny Julia Drepray Margaret Dipby a” Diekerron Mes 4 Kater Mm Anh p Inigy Mary n Ha ary Dotty Mary ems Gardiver Elis rahi Briages Lehematied Qray Catharine fn A Opbariee Esther is ast nee 8 elisa jase hit rere Nien Hewitt Mra, Cedi Mrand Mre | ae tes Hani nington Anne tem Mosteoon ry, Mogauran Marg’t Merten Elizabeth Mulholland Char J Belivia Mrs, CherryMiddleton MreThos ustiny "Brigina or Fiteh Cambaring For ha by anigan Foyle Mrs Fiteparrick x Fits ‘Ontha’s = a, or Patt e Heeney ie Herman itey, Mary Herrey Miss Agtan Holland flees I1aJd Johnson Jane ly Mary avangh Bridget rane, Caroline Lane Mary Mar Ane ie asl ‘Mire Fran- M etry, Morgaret Mason Sar Madden Margaret M: Marshall Hester A Murrey Eli WoAuloy Ellen Me CattarineMeConnell Marg McDonvell Elia i MoArdle Bridges MeClanahan Mary MeCormiok Aun Nash Matilda Parre: Pratt Doloa Rose Ovens Mary Oliver Marsares Godley Bitte Jane ear} Giver Busan J P Miss Caroline, Vestry street Page Barrios Packard Mrs F M ‘Avn 1 a MeDonel Cath a Jordan Rosena Jonson Ann Jobpeon Fanny ned y Kerwin Ann bridget King Mary Jane Ben) F nT Lacols ion beth ie Mrs, GreenwichLeon Mrs, Oliver st Little Julia Goi Victorine Gatos & Mar: .dummey Mary Bower pee shies Mins, TJonkins Mrs Col Mi Jones Mary , Sth ig rs ‘Mrs Martin FS i © Kenan \ eg ory fee Lynch Leyingston luabella Lovegrove Mrs Ii~ Magrath Misa a son Ellen on Mrs, Wil- Mui Jo! 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