The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1849, Page 4

with the fact that the delegates no I< connection sag, vill have 8 wom 4 At, sample, 1 can tell you at the last week it has been wr pm have the jE pay caueiiin Gallet tar ond eal or four times in should constitute the referred committee of ten, with instructions, if possi! napa 8 compromise. | think. from the they will recommend the present esis that 1s 8, taliied voters,”? men should be revel os to whether cle: sligtbte unoconsidered. We shall have a wordy a upon it, when it does come up, ‘as reveral Bota are coeked and primed, to be discharged at the moment the word Several of the el of this cit convention to have public. or share in the spoils allowed them, in common Fith the rest of their fellow citizens, Ido not think it will be coneeded to them, however, as the politicians seem te be afraid of the influence which these disciples of the apostles might be able to bring against them, by peal to the prvjudion of the people in a political et. There is some reason, | confess, for this ay- ion, in the religious feeling which generall the peopl and the conse: pend inGaener over pgephags: rs, which han 01 mn eoseniaa: a ‘Herald, of Mr. Clay’s triumphant ity of New York, and the ovations i) fis mar pind bave greatly pleas: statesman’s friends here. aod at the sam wonderfelly tickled the State pride of the Ker tuokinas general: In this latter class, must include even fhe Taylor whigs; und there are not a few in this sec- tion, of what are styled (he * originals ”” correspondence between Messrs. Foote aad an, has been received here with great . ies. As bave told you before, there can be no longer avy doubt. if, indeed, there ever was ground tor apy,as to the position which Kentucky will assume in the contest that is to be had in Con- gress the coming session. It is true that she is repre- sevted in the United Sta Senate by the gen- tlemen who are regarded here as emancipationists; but it is to be doubted if, with their know. lecye of the elearly expressed and defined wishes and will of an overwhelm: ority of their con- stituents, they will in any wise act contrary to the pro- Ty movement, ‘The idea put forth in the North pers and by politicians, that it is th: ‘d to the Union, Iam sati: fied is most unfounded ively the rame fe ud in ccarcely a more mitivated form. which once existed detween the people on the Canadian aud American Danks ofthe 8t. Lawrence is to be percetved as existing between the people on the banks of the Ohio. The Kentuckian regards the Obioans aud Indianians, en ‘mosse a8a set of pecple who are continually striving to deprive him of bis property, or wt least in the Tight of reovivers ot stolen goods roe a Kentuckian on the border but has made some foto one of there State: ja pursuit ef ruvaway elaves, and who has not had personal conflict with som of their citizens om the rubject. The consequence is, that a most bitter feeling prevails. and I do not remember of having heard a resi- dent of one of those States spoken of by a Kentuckian except in terms of unqualined contempt. The idea, therefore, that the border position of Kentucky has rendered ber, in any degree, a rympathizer with the tree Siates on the other side of the Ohio, is most idle. No mancan live here a month without coming to that conclurion. Kentucky, in ber traditions, eympathies, institutions and interests, is with her sisters of the South, and they will find in ber a most powerful aux- iliary when the time of need I bel there are facts not generally understeod in tl ese evident that he mast be blind indeed who does not observe them. ‘This is the Governor's Sunday. or Thanksgiving Day, and the convention is not in session. Itis very gene- rally observed, 60 far as outward appearances go, and #0 far as the inner arravgements are concerned, | hi the most irrefragible evidence that the festival is daly remembered. The day has been cosl, perhaps the ould- est of the season, but étill it is pleasant enough Young Benton, who was engaged in a stabbing case here, bas been convicted, and sentenced to $00, and imprisonment for 24 hours There is s complaint on the part of bis trieads that he did not Dave a fair trial. Tue Canav Banx.—The election of a board of direc- tors for this institution took place ae erday, resulted in the election of Me R M.O ee —_ H Staufl merchants of old standing in th city, and well known to our mercantile communi! sll of them are men of experience, business tact and integrity, pesrersing all the qualitications for a rafe, prudent, and, at the same time, eflicient and useful administration of a moneyed institution. We have reasons to believe that most of them are entirely ac- ceptable even to those who supported the opposition ticket; for the names of Messrs. Norton and Stauffer id those of Messrs. fear, Morgan and ithers, asa compromise. If, therefore. theopposition have not succeeded in excluding some, they have elected four out of seven directors who were their choice.—New Orleans Deita, Dec, 10, Whur axon How Dors Waren Ren?—The case of “Day vs. the Berksbire Woollen Company,” decided in the United States Circuit Court, at ton, on Satar- day, by # verdict for plaintiff, settles the question that the furthermost point en uatural surface of a river affected by @ dam. can be accurately computed; and, when the stream is of equal width, the point aflected will approach towards the dam asthe flood rites, A lar ber of sses, both practical ¢ trial, which lasted pported the afirma- ony of Mr C.F. Durant and Mr. J. Clove, civil exgineers, and Mr Pierce, the mathe- matical professer at Harvard University, The de fondants cailed Professor Storrow, Professor lia: geo | Proteseor Treadwell, aud Mr Baldwin, Mr. Butler. Mr. Felton, civil engincers. all of Massachusetts, The decision is important to owners of mill privileges, and to the lovers of hydraulic science. Sivevtan Ivcrpent tv a Mav House —Some finer, an incident cecurred in our city Luna! of @ very peculiar character. ter both becaine inmates and were placed in the building where they had access to They met. and recognised each other, tthe other years ago, in Ireland. Both had crossed the ocean. become residents here, and lost all knowledge of the ot! history or fate; both became bereft of reas: d came upon the re lic for support, and in a mad house, surround: those who were hopelrssly ineane, the child and Perens met,and though reason was dethroned, and each was there with mind disens Sogemes after extraordinary adventures.— Moston He- raid, Dee. 20. Little Rock Democrat, of tw ing to retial advices from Everett, eleon Stratton. tore In the r outrages in escaped from the jail at Smithville, and were, with bows forty of their confederates. all armed. embodied witbin ty miles of Yellville The wi country was in a state of alarm at thie movement. Capt. Mitehell’s company bad been again cailed out, and were ready to move upon this band of rioters. avd retake the prison- ral Wood should arrive. General ce of the escape of the pri- ted to be able to reach them with peoy by the 26th ul them at all hazaras.— New Orleans Picayune, Commence or Mirwavare, Wiecoven—The Mil pie (Wis) Sentinel of the 12th inst . gives the follow. imports and exports to aod from that city 3 Imper's ~ Tors mer sbandise, 30.5 bbls. ralt, 25.495, bbls whi bb We saw, yoaterday gold from the Booker Mine tn Buck- weight of which wns 195 penny 300, expenses are per diem, the clear pr days are opwards of fire thousand dollars’ Phi doing & better business than mort of the gold miners in California and it bas the advantage of bMng regular, nm ndent on secident. There bare are on yy to the mint — Richmond Whig. December 19 —_— Announcements af Birt Marriages and Deathe ave not inserted, unless desly authenticated and paid for. Marrt At Trinity Church. tas the Rey JM. Rogers n., on the 20¢h inet. by au Pow N of od Wagener Wr Philadelphia. to Livery VM. daugbter of J seat Eq , of the forme Died, inday, the 29d inet Scscsvan Deane, widow of ‘Thomas Drake. in the viet year of her age vd thone of ft attend her funeral L O'clock. at 58 J ao Foe? the frie of the family are reepectfally to attend His remains will be taken to Cypress Soon for interment, tomorrow morning at 8% o clock On Sunday morning, Dee 23, after slong and severe Miners, Mre. Hanainy Porrin, widow of Ashbel Puttie, Ip the €0th year of ber ‘The triem ‘tthe fy lao of her sone, Andrew and. are invited tos tend herfuneral wit further invitation, om Tuwday at look, P. M.. from ag | late residence, No 60 Troy etrest Saturday, Dec. a2 Unerra Avery 4 Uretia LD elatives and Street, without further invitation At Brooklyn, on 22d inst, after a short bat painful Wlnene, Journ Tassie, Jt tn the Jun year of his age pis Xf rienae fie is determined | if | Swi | Yorks elcop New York, Jon Beebe, Zz MARITIME INTELLIGENOR, Port of New York, Dec, 24, 1849, i 4 MOON SETS., HH WATER, le. tt on news column yg agree Marine Iatelligence Arrivea. iator, Bliffens, Ni oy ine Dea, 4, and 15 days | Bar, with mdse, to Fro a of | jermany, wi poo starboard from the foreoustl and sunk before assistance could Brig oberg (Neapolitan), Rizzo, Pree 75 days, with pas~ wine, anh, and sumac, to Chamberlain & “Boe Atlantic (of Now Haven), Duell, St Thomas, 10 days, Th Sid iron abd coppen'to' ly ‘Frowbridge's’ Sous, of New epi Mazi, , Staples, Savannah, 10 days, with lumber, to G Rebs: aes (of Brookhaven), Wheeler, St Domingo City, ot ees, vert ke, to Aymar& Co. Left no Am ves i . Below. Ore brig. Also, a Epanish brig, ashore on Romer Shoals, Sallea, Ship Florence, —-——, Mobile: barks General Harrison, Mead, Baltimore; Monteruma, Bhodes, 8t Thomas; brigs Broome, Trecarten, Western Islands; schr Emily Hilliard, Trate, St John, PK; and others. Mary Ellen (of St George's), Rowley, hence for No - had returned, having sprung aloak when off she Capes of the Delaware. Brig Adeline, Mesen, hence for Norfol also returned having been in contact with brig Will, Cook, hence for New Orleaser ‘The & had starboard quarter stove, lost boat, aud received some damage in riggit Ship W H Harbock, Shinn, fer Liverpool, is at anchor at Quarantine. Dee 23—Wind at sunrise, NW; at meridian, W; at sunset, WNW Foreign Malis, Lerrer Bacs of eteswer laabel, for Havans, will close at the Herald office this morning, at 534 o’el nd be forward- ed to Charleston by steamer Northerner. Letter Bags of steamer Northerner, for Qharleston, New Orleans, &c, will close this morning, at 83s o’cloo etter Bags of steamer Biberuia, for Liverpool, will close asshove on Wednesday next, at 1039 o'clock. Letter Bags Sid Hunter, for Riv Janeiro, &o, Will close on Wedne otters ean be pre} the world. wes Levre the Excha Dg Ai; o'clock, and also of New Orleans, &e, at th ‘the Herald office to any part of Baga 0 for steamer Isabel, ann, will close at Letter Ba; camer Hibernia, Sy Bains and Live pool, will ele the above office « C'oloek. where letters can be prepaid to any ertot the world Letter Bagsof steamer Gold Hunter, for Rio Janciro, will clove as above on Wednesday next Lerren Bags of steamer Isabel, for Havana, will close at Kenyon’s, 91 Wall stroct, this morning, at half-past 5, and forwarded by Northerner to Charleston. er Bugs of steamer Northerner, for Charleston, New Grleans, Ko, will close this morning, at 19 mi 0, Letter Bags of steamer Hibernia, for Liverp it elo at the above office on Wednesday next, at the usual hour. Letter Bay f steauer Gold Hunter, for Rio Jansics, &e, ednesday, as abi Miscellanecus. Sir Diapem, lying at the Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn, boand to Californis, during the gale of day’ broke her timber heads, to which the stern moorings were fastened, and, a) h wharf: by m was driven through the stone f ne dock. The anchor has badly chafe ill cause @ detention of bout her, apparently just go ‘ould not ascertain who she wa: Loss oy Baia Wm Davis, or Bo: £0 #f logwood, nt of the Ith of of the Frcach Onge, over’ which she. atter, she went down. Everything on board of value was lost, with the exception of the chronometer. ir of the crew at New Tith inst; in the bath Hannah Thoras bs # captain remained ortehants xpeciation of getting & passage home by the Manoansr, Parker, from Port au Prince, ound to ut into Charleston Web inst, io Gintreos, Baving sprang aleak on the recon day out. Varvante Canco—The ship Harriet Augusta, Robinson, for Li gleared yesterday; Ly, Mesers Jno Fraser & Co, ol, witn 15 bales Sea Isl lued at $100,672 94.—C! way of Nassau, N Foun Lov ae he estom Courier, Deo 2, Bpom: 122. Toronto, bance for New Orleans, Sth inst, off the sancs. cau rig, Alitenie, 14 daye (ro th, bound to San Francisco, we at 2524, lon Ts, mie | eaiiaaaeeael the brig Alwira, Pinkham, trom Bath, 1 Foreign riceen Pont av Parnes, Dec 7—Brigs Nancy Plaisted, Church, te rail in7 days: Washington, Curtis; Amulet, Gleason; E Ub Vole, Sturdevant: Beruriaw Lelard, 'N York; David R Atkin, Koney, tor Philad y vebe Hope rill, for NYork im 3 days. Sid rt brig i veland, Parrar, Boston; and others. Vana Cruz, Novy 90—Sehr Hitchoook, wig. Home Ports. CHAR iesToN, Deo 10—arr wT Peiten aupey (Br), Bar- her, Liverpool: Auton, Elliott, ¥ York Shy do bark & Catt Bogardus, Tries Ws Pautita ea (8p), Dandy (8 nage dame 5 Bounee, & Mo Dec ib—Arr brig cgite, Mehan. Mavana: echr Mi- nerve, Roberson: N York. ip Wan Ja ‘thon Mentys Hav Ips E Moriivon’ (ir), H Ww Br), ling ki ir), for Liverpool beth, ¥ nat villas Webber, o Judeon, SRumell fe igek, for ft Pacihe- ky yy a Datten. nes (Duteh). New Oncease Deo sm sips KR Booper, 4 Chas Devon: bri —S W Pass, Dec —Art ship Cato, from Li- |, Boush, NOrleans. Elizabeth, Smuth, N Saul MeDonal, sloop Warren, Fork; United States, Bu Lship Vermont, Perry, Charl trees, Taylor, Bi ows, Charles Smith, woh; N York; iller, Prie Magee, do; Lady Werteott, do; Bela Pee! Bridgepor Dee Sie Ate sohes, Mereh Coromandel ( Tare, dy: deesie (Br), Sterling, Demi! Beay, dien: Tease (Br). €o; Farah Sheat, Sanda, jadison. Clark. for Boston. Sam da, Wang dig! Auguste, St Bacon Wa bine é Ch: Passengers Arrived, Vera Covz—Bark Praciliero, arrived Saterday—Ignstio MEVIVAL. I FAD!=JUST RECEIVED A LETTER PRY 4 PRESI- We dent Taylor, in favor of Mra, Servis’ # Col 20, 1849. the box ef yout 1 shall resort 7, tot the all ery reepec fal FN TAY a rotall by Mrs, W. Jervis, 380 Br: iRlin atreet, and sold by dru — Bk. ‘CORB TT, ‘DUANE 81, om the treatment of eertal as tis wh is beis'bo, be on advise we por ye ne, aiilicted, to t excellent medici Wistar’: ane of others, we conmder safest avd most effectual Tomedies that en co! costed for the above many of the which meets with the ‘dial approval of may of the best prewsiane. And as dangerous, and coughs and colds froquently tr ie im imption, efficacious and agreesbie Pometitsteé tat anes ‘Tilley is the sgent ‘in this city, who mi iustances in ich the mnost pleasing results have followod frou the use of “ Wistar’ tine 4 Cherry tres as Svcarh ot pred Sematiton of haa relieved he —e ands, The Balsam prepared b; erfectly’ reliable preparation, ot the tis s remedy by no means * ba: and aprenaly f in i pn img inti mptive street, and by the drugsiste enerally "throug jout the United Beates and tri da. FP EMPLE OF HEALTH. 52 NASSAU STRERT.—DR. 8. 1 TOWNSEND'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR- SAP. RILEA— Th M This Extraet is put up Sess sheapehs osmenier’ and warranted caper golds, Ie cufesdlogage without voting, tient. reat beauty aud tuperiority of this Saraoarill over all other medicins ta, white it rad INViGoRATES = Tein ome of tho very bo ALL AND WINTER MEDICINES parities the whole system and RE AND HICH BLOOD: 7 possensed Ky no other medicine. eret of its wonderful success. [t has perform rom three years, more than , i: ase “oy at least 20,000 were o It a the lives of more thas 25,000 children ‘the. three ‘CARES or bot? DEBILITY AND WANT OF US ENERGY. to any urging, sickening OF ever we it not one strong then: Aaa inthe ae aed je who bave lest. their mu cessive indulgence of the passtona, and brought om ® neral phye' Prostration of the nervous system, lassitu 7 want of ambition, fainting sensations, premature decay an decline, hastening towards that futal disease, Consumption, ‘ed by the use of this pleasant remedy, aa parilia is far enperior to any INVIGORATING CORDIAL, agit renews and invigorates the «) stem, gives activity to the limbs, and strength to the muscular systom, ‘HERS AND MARRIED LADIES. repared in reason Turn This Extract of Sarraparilis has beon ex: refurence to female complaints, No for a8 she ig approaching that eritionl period Th should neglect to take it, as i i Tany of the numero rrible ject at this t: delayed for several years by loss Valuable for those who ar approaching wo anhood, ag calculated to assiot nature by quickening the blood and corn nf the ay: divine is invaluable 1 the delice: en are subject the whole ma, Fenows permanently the ries, by removing i. Hayes rities of the bo far stimulating ae to eens, relszativn, whioh is the cass af seoet medicines taken foc, Poeante weckater ane ease. | By using afew bottles of thie medicine, many se vere and paintul erraical operations may GR NG'To MOTHERS AND CHILDREN. Micetual medieins for purityin 40% sufferis t upon chil t mother revents pain and those who have used peptsdiseasee Cramps, Swelling of the Feet, Despondency, burning, Veinicing, Pain in the Back and Loins, ud in regulating the secretions and the cireulstion, ft has no equal. The ar it isalways safe, and the m rofully, very fow cases requir: a little Castor Oil or snalisiog beauty of this deli This Sarsaparilia isa sovereign and speedy oure for in- cipient Consumption, Barrenuess, Prelapsus, Uteri, or ed of the Womb, Costiven Piles, Leucorrhwa, or obstructed or dificnlt Menstruation, Inoontinence of 'y discharge thereof, and’ for the gonersl Jem—no matter whether the tosult of ingoan be more surprising thas its invigorating sie and lassitnde, 4 fuil of ewergy under Tt bamediately counteracts the frame, which is the great c You who have pale complex face, rough skin or fi crtwo ef Dr. SP. Townsend's Serva cleanse your blood, remove the freckles and bi rite,’ s ills. Tt will jotehes, and rive fou amimmatir rik i eyes, fine rita, beautifal eom- ee all of ‘atten are of aad ried la~ de wasted in the enjoyment ol cave are destroyed, and the po- uaerous, nervous disorders. | Dyspepsia Pills and Physio in Eleccuaries. hronie Sossuany of the Bowels have dren. Mynrix Avanve, Brootlya, 1 Towxsxno—Dear had two! children eur y your Saraaparilla of the pl ay me was fiiteen Pro ° Gin ma ines R. R. Sell 10 g Fates, Ciasianat J s Wright & Cos ee Charter Orleans, and erally, a Beige n ts, Won Pie aad ty 8. P. Pa Le tut foreounterfeia dimitaticn. wpue RUB. $i. BY CALL ING 1 PRESERVE ¥p mn to ey Wi ‘him in the Frese) Renovating $1, will eure the wort case rot female irregularities. Persons ealling fee no one but the Doctor. R. RALPH, AUTHOR OF =? Fe oy PRI- D | Be tm Fourth editios Yate Tromtise," Bet Grea M., 609 P.M. ( srply in th an r however, thove who have suffered from a certain class of pee. fis, mhe can property appreciate his servions Tee ret or Incipient, to Sod ant de ea so ands very extensive ractive). afford a rapid, essy,and radical _t. which hte Leg etaling, ean be obtained from ne other seuree fn st Cc IN OSE pay, wiTHouT MEDICINE —DR. | Larment, 42 Re sielane, of the vaunted quack sedicines, to equal him eure of private or mercurial ¢iseaso ® perm went cure oF ne Preach Female Pilla are war Fanted to eure the worss cases of ouppression. tu tee spy hy + - uP disesses, seminal weakness, direases of the solitary habite ef yeoth, are all the recipes gives in pla eo street i, HE ewe nw MEDICAL. Booxs sa MPLETE work, on the tment of te diseases, ptricteres, ned sil kindred a@vetions of the erianey organe— ill number of beautifull: ry som roper habits. ie at the Pad roadway, and by the Aw- i Lishere Stringer & thor, 64 Broad BHOO Meee hc cure er gemones et discovered for the above SPRCIFIC MIX- ea’ Ofall remedies RK. JOUNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STRERT, a the treatment of delicate diecases.—The Sy SPS : se Le a Papen MATING THE f the List in which they are ad~ LADIES’ LIST. A Rn Barnes Sorah Barney Mary @ Darley Mee R, It bredy Bory, leary Br Bary, 224 avenue sirert andy" Catharine rea aner Brown Sarah it Brodere Mrs o tr oman Bush Mire Botler brisges Boer Fllasbeth orbage Ab ulkley Cox'ine M wen Aone ¢ denmnees ofthe female | § the | Rolly Bessey”, - ans sireot, challenges the oldest phy- | be Burn Bennah Barn Mary Buyrns Cathorine Cam) res pc ants Crawford Joha B jarwiek Byrae Jane Byrne Bridges Piame i Revirau Jeanlan Bighaing seo-Mfin De pote & xem aie Pe ‘4 al Michelin few Mint ey Male eat or Dr an! r Gane Mary or Cageiay Catharine ames Saran ion Lav im Dalley |acgow- do in w ievualy Ch Ps Cran Ma, Grand Clark Catharine arier Oatharine Frederick» havin Rilshe scp Jobe kite Thomas 3 Chadwick Eliza Shedetok ies P Came as M114 Canmptl aH 23 Gamay Mar ue Gremley Thomas Sie» Hontgomery Rich Moly clea aia RE Orartord dir Jo hn Cain en GamitellPncan ay & Bedells au Clinton Aes an cherevay bags va arte = eras and Oakley Clattn i Care a kenor Mrs M | Campbell late Patrick Moovans Patrick Callison Col tor Dan Mov Joseph Calhoun Thoma” Chana Morea Ril Gaithoe PWG Stak Hodman Mouel P i Cole Capt Connaught James Marva Jame me Goch Gaakiney Willa Muleaky James Murohy Joba Cornelit Bille Ja . Caartook Mile Gochran' A coralon Bris ‘Sarah. on Connor Bdward Mery Castrey ‘ar rod Ceaningtam Fran- callen Catparine Collis Mckee Jen Murphy, Metaee |) D Gonnolyd te Muray Jomee Mulls Pau ‘onnoly James Davis Harriat © DesPorte Mad'lle Davey Catharine Colley Capt Jae — " wor or iain Aegan ee MeAliey Deney, MoSwam De Hugh jomay Julia Boncoho Mary Cook James * bated Donohoe Catharine Seren Me Bi ‘or wi rir 4 vuny ) Daniel Mooonn ahi ‘tr D Bs A bieviniens g laa «Sastre Seeds Meenas Egan Mrs, Stone st yn @atharine —‘Bllery Harriot D Cox James Crowley Timothy Cox Jr, Rev Saml Eiverwott Carsky Er genet Eyer Eeiicnat waits | Cunaionham Pater Grmines ‘Jorom'h Gerri don TM eCarty Bryon Dowell Eweart Margaret Ellis mere ickman ‘* Carnie iebasl Church Wo Miptaaid ay i PhitipD Meena d 4 Culty Wm Cansingham Ria Gurby's John rthur MoGowan Dennis Fagan Catharine Frasier Mary A Farrell Miss A, Currin Thomas (Stephen Crittenden DH Mocuin fn Michact MeGrimes Jamon Farrell Maria Frankling Margaret Houston Cummings Wm Currey Robt B MoGrath Jamos Fee Jane Flemings Margaret Fisk Maria oH Cunningham Patk Melitkenivan Me Fiske Mrs Jno w Fite Ellen McKinney Bliazer Molntosh Willi Fitzgerald Mrs, Ei- Fitzgerald Fanny> Foy May McKenney Moses 8 Frost Sarah Forter Mary Dalton Peter MeLaughfin Michael MOK Fowler re MJ = Fogarty Ellon Fullam Allis Dack Robt Fullerton Cath'iae Flynn Mrs, Sth av Day Jem G Dantirth Ovo M GaddisHanes | Gator Julia, Grant Isabella Davis Abner Garland Margaret Gready Maria, Green Ang Matilda : D i ee Ann jover Sara oldrich Mar} Davey Wm 0. Darley Felix O Greenleaf Eleanor Goodale Mrs Perry Gordon Mrs, Broome | Davi2y DO ali GEL 4 Nally William, Gowan Elizabeth Gritfin Mary street Delany Joba Deacon J Dees Me ee | Gore Mrs Amos Gubert Clara Guorin M Detuliite tt BW Be'arrisht! Don Vie- Dee Griffin Mary Garduor Resecos Loui Docker Curpar'§ _ toriano—z Doan Go Guftcey Eliom Eyer Z, , Be Meynard Emile Detlind mn Opto | Nexoua—z Noales Mtr risarr n- year Don Oplo- ‘ Elizabeth Hastings Cathrine Hobbin Marsares toniod De Meth Kiregorio Lari Saeed Oe. Pee te amett Mrs, Can Healy Louise Holbrook Sarah U peVturatii Castod Destine Thos D o on street jeeney Mar: esmond Timotl 7 nett ame estey Cn Borers cok, Bree Siow, gine peeeew milla Henry Cathrine pew Ditlley Michael oO Reilly Thoma O'Donnel Mn ist avO'Haray Hamilton Mary Henry Jane Housman Devarin L Brooks Dickinson C'S Tare ones lm Beton ee Ss One tae Manan Mary Herbert Miss M, | Moward Elanor Dibthin John Dibblee Mr gee fe Deaale mated Jo! Showa Hanley Mrs,Greon- Market street | Howell Elizabeth Dillon Jobn B Dobson Mathow int O Recta Peak O'Neal Pate wich street Kill Virginie B = Howell Mrs Ma Dwire Edmund = Duherty has Dolan Patrick O'Brien Jon O'Neal Jor Hanlon Julia Hilley ann Hubby Rebecca Dorrie Alexes —-Dolbeare JG. Dolan Thos Oliver Leal B.non ve C Pays Banly Honora Higgins Bridges = Hull M Dolow Veter Doyle Patrick Dohany Michael O'Cen “st ai e Be Hart Mary & Hirth Sophia Hurst Je pine Bs ds Drd Boove jioud Francis Donaghy Bagh oO "Brice Micheal, 4 | Hays Mrs Cap «fe. ce Owen George O'Sullivan TuosS Oat Jaques Che | or Bunten fst agrick Doolittle, Mollisom Oppenheimer J pa Je orse | Tones Phebe Johnson Marie Donnan Capt c Dovey Emil Pebsnman Beman Pasber Denial Parks J f, | eee Soe Sie Dusskury Lieut Drees Dusee ¥ Parsons Dr Silas C Patan Ferdinand 1 Donton Joseph Donenbusy DaulJ Dunean Wm. dw ard, wechae 8 +4 Asin Dunscombe Geo H Dufy Andrew Pann Fatriox zt Aleauine Tage ty Mee Wan eg a A tg Pawel Win B BliaParker Charles nA gn Dufly Bernard Daley John Davis Albert J Pagre Merit ee ©. Flenanor Dalewo Payne James t Mrs Kenry . 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