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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-09
Theatrical and Musical.

BowERY THrATRE.-The new play of Jacob Lcsler
was produced last evening to toeraby well filed
house. The play was well got up far as scenery,
dresses &c concerned; but constrained to
say that it dragged somewhat heavily Mr.. Murdoch is
feet and he has thorough knowledge of stage details
but somehow other instead of sticking to the stand
ard drama he has way Of mixing himself up with hea-
pieces We regret that the crowded state of our
lumns prevents our going more into detail regarding
the plot, incidents sc in this piece to which wish
do justice We will take opportunity howe
hereafter of describing ii ut length 1t is the pro-
duction. have heard it stated of Mr. Cornelius Ma
thews Of this city and undoubtedly it possesses merit
but suspect that il reads better than il acts II the
author Of it wishes to emulate Shakespeare writer.
and the actor seeks to rise to Garrcks level they will
both have to work hard not only this week but for two
three weeks to come. II will be repeated this
Whitehead" will conclude the evenings entertain
ments.
CHATHAM THEArRy.-We have only room to say that
sale Of tickets stopped at early hour. New
York it is is proving mine of wealth to the indo-
mtable Nose.
COLLINS, the Irish comedian and vocalist. has been
very successful in drawing large houses at the Broad
way theatre last week and IL reengaged for six nights
more.
CHRsrY's MINsTRELs will usual give their delight
ful concert this evening at Mechanics Hall.
BANvARps PANoRAMA-Ths 10 one of the most de-
hghfu places of resort in the city During the present
week the strangers who visit from all parts Of the
country TO attend the anniversaries will find a visit
TO the Panorama most innocent and pleasing affair
MrLoproN. The entertainments here during the
present week consist of the ballad and Ethiopian
singing.
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sssSs, ssI W s4iy sarge o. Asal d thst O. shs
cSs!sje les!.sa xs;ts:6ay sen Snsnss Arr. MSvsy
2! 4 4: i SS:a 'a ri
tain f3 rs los for Cowes and market In the Bal
tic f2 los f3 for do, do not in the Baltc, and f3
f3 los for the Mediterranean. To the United States
S1ls per box Of sugar and So a $2L per hid Of mo-
lasses. Exchange on London is nearya nominal at Ia
per cent premium. New York, ~ 2discount Bos-
ton, "a do; New Orleans at short sight
premium Spain, a premium. On Paris there are
no transactions. The demand for specie for exporta
ton has boon unusually brisk Spanish dollars bring
8 per cent premium and Mexican per1cent Next
can double ms, per steamer Avon, In port. have
fetched high pa per cent premium. and dollars
per cent. In conformity with orders from Spain our
authorities have the 18th inst decreed the admis
zion free of duty of Goals into this Island and vessels
bringing full cargoes thereof if Spanish, be
charged with tonnage duty. while foreign vessels
will pay only rails per ton
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ssxa V ~ isss which Ave pr cent sSsvs sss nAss
hss vSsse w Asvs ~ dsabs tus shasin ~ ussthe
shsss wv b ~ sssvs AsaAaa sa the ether Adt to
ous STATE and government ssauslt!s. Lssss vsmit'
tanees have recently been made from this city to Lon
don on foreign account and there is growing conf.
dence in Europe in stocks which must have IA
vorable influence upon prices. Such must be the re-
sult Of the political troubles the Continent.
The financial affairs of France continue with change;
failures in Germany and other parts of the Continent
were daily reported and the disasters accumulate with
the greatest rapidity Europe will know peace for
many years and the commercial system Of every ma
ton will be utterly and fear hopelessy destroyed
An election of officers of the New York Stock Ex-
change took place to-day David Clarkson elect
cd President Chas. Christmas, vice President Ber-
nard Hart, Secretary and Jas w Blocker Treasurer
The Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company have de-
cared dividend of two dollars and twenty Ave cents
each share.
The Concord, N. H., Railroad Company have do
clared semi-annual dividend of Ave per cent.
The Northern Railroad Company have declared a
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Six Days Later from Yer" Cruz.

From the New Orleans Picayune. April ~.
RETURN OF MR.. TRIST AND GEN. CApwALADKR.
The steamships Augusta and Virginia left Vera Cruz
Saturday, the 22d inst
Gen. Cadwalader and Mr.. Trist passen myers
on the Virginia. and will no doubt come up to town
this morning The passengers by the Augusta We have
given in another place.
There is yet no quorum Of Congress at Queretaro
1t is obvious from the Stars reiterated complaints thai
there is great fear lest quorum should meet at all
Major Stewart, Of the Pay Department arrived in the
city Of Mexico on the 18th.
Paroles, rs late the 18th inst had not been
rested by the Mexican government. He still at
San Luis, and according to letter in Ell Eco de Co.
rnercio, taking up his residence with the different
lawyers in the place.
There is no further from chihuahua.
The ship American sailed from Vera Cruz for this
port the 10th inst with ninetytwo sick soldiers in
charge of DR.. Wright
From the True American of the 18th
The Vera Cruz Free american remains Of opinion
that there is little prospect peace On the 10th
its language is" We announced. few days ago
that had conversed with gentleman from
Congress would vote for the treaty rati-
fed Mt Washington We have since two
letters from influential men, one ut Queretaro
and the other at Mexico who coincide with the opinion
of the gentleman in question. Another letter says.
that should the members Of Congress violate the
sttuon Of Mexico by cedng any part of the territory
the members will have ask the United States to
leave force of several thousa nd to keep order in
the republic The writer is Of opinion that soon
the American troops will embark for the United States
the government will be overthrow and the
for will be given to the United States by the tur
bulent people of this country
The State of Mexico gives its vote for Gen Herrera
az President, he receiving 1872 out Of 166 votes.
There was caucus Of the members Of Congress pre-
sent at Queretaro the 10th inst which resolu-
tions adopted to prevent members then present
from afterwards absenting themselves and to fill one
or two seats made vacant by promotion otherwise
1t appeared that but few members then wanting
to form quorum-but this is old story.
The Congress Of tho State Of Vera Cruz assemblies
this day; that Of Puebla met the 10th ID. Juan
Muca Osorio was appointed Governor of the latter
State.
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Com N ERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, May &

There material change in the stock market.
The foreign has had no influence upon prices,
and the closing quotations ruled about the same as
those current Saturday The transactions were to
very limited extent and there was no disposition
hibited to realize. Long Island advanced a per cent;
Norwich and Worcester n; Reading Railroad * Nor
rs Canal u.
At the second board, there were only two or three
sales.
The foreign news IL considered rather favorable than
otherwise Consols, and cotton were firm at pre-
vous quotations; and there were indications in the
manufacturing districts Of greater activity Orders
from the United States and from the East Indies
extent, had made their appearance in Manchcs-
ter and the prospect Of improved demand
featured goods had given better feeling to those
engaged in the trade. Money was exceedingly sbun-
dan in London and the rate of interest ruled ut per
cent out, and ga per cent in, the bank so far as
Great Britain concerned the commercial
are. the whole, more encouraging
Small investments continued to be made In London
in American State stocks at previous prices New
York State stocks very scarce and in demand -
Some sales Of State SIS had been made at 90 per cent
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FOREIGN MARKETS


HAVANA, April 25-Sincc the arrival Of the London
mail Of LIST ult. our sugar market has continued In
very unsettled state and although the made
were principally to complete cargoes. and with a re-
such the activity which prevailed at the end sof
March that even this month any as a. 235 boxes
have already been shipped from this port nd
against sssl6 and 7660 boxes in the Same period Of
ISl7 and 1896
II thus appears that our sugar trade to Europe has
been larger this year than In any preceding ono but
that to the United States have sent II 1877 boxes
less than In ls47 and $3.50 less than in 1874 The
exports from here and Mantanzas to the Baltic. in
Guiding the clearanccs of white sugar carpocs to
arc in the of shipment We now
quote superior assorted for Spain n to "a. n
Oh and other descriptions a to 0 alone low to
fine whites bring 10 rails OBS 1Od. 27s Cd per
lows bring n ~ rails or los lid. 2ls ID do do do
browns bring ~ Ak rails las Tod n 15s 4d do do
do; Cucuruchos bring 81 "A rails or 12s sd las
Sd do do do. The weather this season has been so
very proptons that the planters have hardly suffered
any interruption In getting In their crop and ts
veyance from the country has been equally lit lc i'm
pcdod and we are confirmed In the apnion OK
pressed In our Circular dated the Goth January respect
ing the shortncss Of the present crop IL is known
that many estates will very cease grinding and
that less than the usual proportion of the crop still re-
mains to be brought TO market. The transactions in
coffee are hardly worth mention exports this month
being only 22l5 qls against 8996 qs in ls47. and 90
Os7 qs In ls44 in the same period OF first quality
quoted at S6a ST. and Trige 50 n S5,s per quntal.
Molasses IL scarce at 1Ta2rs Our exports hence and
from Matansas and Cardenas amount to 100 251 hhds
against 93S94 hide In 1S47 the quantity on han
thcr advance may he expected. Eighteen oargocs of
jcrked beef have arrived here since the
Of tho year amounting to 8285l qls against 81 5 qls
In ls47. The last sales were at lax l2k rails per
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LnW lnfelllQence.

CouRr OF GENERAL SEsIoss-May s,-Qudshed. 80
Some time since motion was made To quash an in
dictment found against Morgan L. Mott. formerly
keeper Of the for having aided the escape
Of prisoners from Backwels Island but In which case
no decision was given until to-day, when Alderman
Purser proceeded TO read the opinion Of the majority
~ the Court sustaining the motion to quasb the in
dictmeDt His Honor, the Recorder, then delivered
his opinion setting forth his dissent from that OF
his associates.
Conriofed.-The trial Of Honora Shepard in
dctmcnt for passing counterfeit $40 bill then
sumed. and concluded AT late hour last evening
suting In the jury finding the accused guilty. The
Court sentenced her TO be imprisoned in the State
prison for the term Of years and months The
Court then adjourned
CouRr CALENDAR FOR THIS DAy.-Cfrcud Court -
Adjourned until Monday next. superior Court 81
2os, 40, 2 8, o, IL. 81. So 102 III, 1872 l23. 1874
13s 146 las. 100 1852 1876 1875 IL % 50 "a 81 SO 6s
1q2 Ias 20 1875 200 a. s. 161 116. III, 1853 Common
Pss -ss4 e5, &C. CO. 10 70, 49, 70, ST. a. 1856 81, 81
%, %, Al, ~, ~.
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Passengers Arrived.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Britannia at Boson-From Liverpool
Halifax, From Liverpool to Boston, Mcssrs Hughes WI
Henson tndlay ittleohn Arthur Brooke Henry Todd Arthur
viekcrs We Field bearer Of dispatches Richard Bradley
Robert Allison Putty l,ohmer, Waugh, Cox-I6 From
Harvey, and McDonnell--5 Total ~
CANroN-ship VancouyerRev II Brown Ohio; Mrs Full
Ter, Boston.
uAvAHA-Bark Chlde ITarod--J TrcadwcL A T. Montant
Van 1Assel slater II Bnrnstorn Mrs l. Rich, York
battles Philadelphia Mrs Eddy aud two children Conra
~ lady and servant Miss Lchmkuh Trinidad; Ferguson
Reeve Jamaioa Dalmas Cafe, II Chassagne, Havana
MAyAGurz-Schr u Iindscy-R NJ Clark.
MoniIEship Martha Wasington-Mrs A Van Kceck nurse
and child; Mrs Munns Mrs BELL Jr Mr. Van Kleeck
CHARLrsroNIa Caroline-ltev John Bnckman, Miss l. II
hakmsn Miss Jane DackmaH Miss Taylor Mrs Herbert Mrs SAN
drs and children, Mrs Mr. John Soncal
FsWahiron Charles Cnrkson Austin Pcard, Stewart
Vhc flceman, Hebron, Castevaux3 In the secrage,
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Tar Ncsterday was another warm day
though several degrees cooler than the preceding
The sky was clear. but gentle breeze was passing
through the city all day, which added very much o.
its plcasantness. About rundown, however. the sky
became obscured by clouds and the signs for another
storm prominent
HoRsr KILLED.-The horse of Mr. Charles Young
mkman took fright yesterday morning. at the railroad
depot 9th street while Mr. Young in the TAX
ing him from the wagon. He down 9th nd
when near the Second avenue attempted TO jump over
grocers wagon. which standing in the street in
which attempt, he broke his ne ok. killing him in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-09
MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

BALTIMORE MAY 6Sl0O Maryland Ga s7sI 800 do 6'r S7A
1000 do 6 ss $40 Baltimore Ohio Railroad Div Bonds
72k shares BALTIC and Ohio Railroad Co. $50 do do do do
EH United States 6s Of 1867 closed lO4 bid l05 asked
Treasury 6s at 1854 bid lO2sa asked Mayla Gs closed at
Ma bid S4 asked Baltimore Gs Of 1890 at W bid 9 asked
baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares % bid 3si asked
PHILADELPHIA. May S-Firs Bonrd-20 40 g. e. ICsls
1850 do 80 l02a,; 40 Treasury Notes 25 do
l $3.50 Snsauchannah Canal So lD Lehgh
Scrip 7y " Kentucky Bank ~ 10 Commercial Bank aO,s
Sccond Board-W SG 10 l02A laD Treas Notes Gs IO2s
100 State 5s 1i'a; Si72 do 1876 1000 do Es.
80 5 Bank, 3is 80 Girard Bank, l0tI.
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lsAlsa NM ysvslvs!su yM ssdsxsssaly !Ass yssa
10 Ss Ma, VIII 81 snjay iSAt 1ibsfty ss1 SSasiiS
that cea has ass.insd W "a H1.tislyess H. The W.
very bitter terms condemned the conduct Of tho white
population towards their colored brethren, in always
supposing that they (the whes) a more inteli-
gent race of beings. For want Of space are, how
ever, compelled to condense the proceedings of this
meeting more than would have otherwise done
All the resolutions approving Of the objects of the
meeting unanimously agreed to- and liberal sub
scrpton, at the conclusion Of the business entered
into
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SUN SUN s s.s:s s sUHs x sass y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-11

Nv. OfC.O Frs.
PURELY VEGETABLE
FEVER a AGUE NO$EakUM.

This medicine has been used for the iast eight
wears by = large number OF Individuals nffiicted
with diseases usually termed Fever and Ague'
Dumb Ague, Chill, or Intermittent = evers. Jhun-
dice, &c. &c. Tie proprietor has been un"ea-
ried in his efforts, from year TO year, TO improve
the virtues Of his Specific for The various u'sras-
e. herein referred to, until he can now confident
Iy introduce and recommend u as one of ihe
most safe and efFrctust remedies extant. n"
Specific or "Nostrum.' 10 composed exclusive
"a. of vegetable extracts, many OF winch, ~ouid
IN cm.c Ives have relieved the diseased patent
and temporarily restored TO health; but by per-
seyxrinv application 10 render the Spceihc IN Tie
highest degree valuable, some new ingredients
were fortuna.siy discovered. which by ADDITION
have. by an expe rine ntal and scieniinc coinb'n-
alton, now rendered il not only temporary re-
lief (iike other similar renediesl from diseases
Of bilious character, but is warranted t. effect
d permanent md radical cure, when taken an
conformity with the directions.
Numerous certificates. as well as ihdIViduai
Testimony, could be- furnished in evidence Of ITS
vopde yfui efficacy and never failing virtues
All however, who affl Icted, can do them
selves no greater benefit than at least TO Try
sesnedy which experience has demonstrated as
one Of the most valuable in recent discoveries.
For sale in Wayne County by ITvin Reed
Richmond; r. u. AbraI,anis. Centrevilie; Dan
rel Mink Pin Hook; John Brown, Pepns thie;
Richmond, August, Ii, lcic. aa-3m-
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'ssrsnge: That 20 many who are afflicted with
q COUCH TINT 10 gradually wearing them down.
and slowly. bat surely stealing them into That
dreadfoi disease, Consumption disease
which csrsies eH thousands daily, are doing noih-
ing, ofwhat il than nothing, gorging the 10
selves with rsstvSms, that are pulled to the saIes
for cures they are said 10 have effected on some
foreign or unk nown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DR.. ROGERS
COMPOUNDS YRUPOFLlvERWO AND
TAR. which still continues 10 effect the most
Woadesfsi Cuyes recorded in the annals OF
medicine. A fact which Is proved by reference
20 the vast number Of certificates from tn. FIRST
and most respeetabl citize MS, such as-Dr. w IA
J. Richards. Judge VIM. Burke, the Wife Of the
Rev. G. W. Maley. DIR. Hiram Cox. late Profess
sor in Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati.
and others of that city. Certificates not only Of
remarkable cures Of distressing Cough, but Con-
suIpption actually cured. after the Physicians OF
tina highest .tanding had given t'em up TO DE :
II men Of such high standing Will co"eh Tor the
oreot y;rtsss Of this medicine. we cannot but IN
Ter that il is 1t least sIi that il i represented TO
be-. Read ths advertisements Of Dr. Rogers in
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-11

DERRY DAVIS vegetable Pain Killer.
Il new and invaluable medic inc ;-everv
family should have bottle Of il in the house,
u is Cheap. For sale by l. REED.
Aug -, lS4S. SStf
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IL ERNIA. HERNIA, HERNIA Very few
persons know the serious and darge rous
consequences of RUPTURE, consequently pay
iit,le attention 10 it, until thu bowel that passes
through the orifce Of the ruptured part. becom
the seat Of inflamation. at once stopping their
crcuiaf and natural evacuatlons. 1t is at
this critical Time that great danger is to be APP
pretended.
DIR. Rates Trusses the mos. certain in
struments for the speedy of the trouble
some complaint. Why then procrastiuai- from
time time, aud daily in danger of the bowels
becoming stranCuIatec, which Will cause death
in yery short time unless painful operation
he immediately performed.
Remember that these Trusses are sold and at-
piled only BY the Proprietor himself. at his Med
&c al Office, No $50 sycamore st, Cincinnati. In
order ierefo-e secure to the pate Mt the be
81 OF a good and easy Instrument; he Is request
ed to call nj the above office where a large assort-
ment Of his Trusses has just been received from
the Eastern menusaciosy-
n B-These insirusne nts constructed
that they may be applied by Females the pseIves,
where delicacy prevents them from making their
situation knoEn.
Trusses for Children OF any age may be found
at DR.. kATE'S Office, 81
$50 sycamore st, bet. sih ana 5th, CincSnsssi.
Feb p, le4-. 9-n
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S A l. Il >.

...- MONEY WaNTEDW
Lime & excellent building Stone
VNOR sALs !!!-at the Bridge House on the
National Road near Richmond, Of suPe-
rjor quality / also offer for sale the following
property. Low CAsH,--ihough liberal credit
can be had for part Of the purchase money:
4. A Frame Dwelling, on large Lot,
on Front street near Main.
e 2. Fractional Lot, opposite 10 said dwell
ling ON which is u frame stable and shop, that
wiii be- sold separate together to suit purcha-
seTs.
3. The Pork and Ice House, formerly
occupied by A. Jones & Son, opposite the mar
ket house
4. Sixteen Acres of Land west f.West
Richmond. divided into SIN Lots, ON Que OF
which stands a iarge barn or stable
NJ Il. IT said Pork House is not sold by the
first Of / til month nsxt, il will be for rent
OLIVER klNSEI.
Richmond 9th month zVs... 1919 3ou
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DURE WHITE LEAD, best brands. asi. :
i 50 + key; Red Lead; Ven RED; Chrome
Red. yellow and Green; Pyuesian Blue: Chi
nese Fermiiiiona Ultra Marine; Bronzes; Gold
Leaf; Lamp Black. Coach Black; Oehre; Rose
Pink; Varnish Brushes: Paint do, all sizes
FURNITURE s. CARRIAGE AR~IsH; Jarax; LEaTH-
m VarSrss; SP- Whiting Putty. &c. for sale
at reduced prices, by IRWIN REED.
RiehHsoDd, Apg %, Ie4S. Psf
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ever before pened in this place, which they wish
TO EXCHANGE Immediately for CASH or
Country Produce preparatory TO purchasing .
larger supply F{ ~ " .5a
Their stock consists in part. Of Imperial. Cum
Powder, Young Hyson and Pouchssg Teas !;
Rio and 81. Domingo Coffee !; y. Orleans, Loaf
and Brown Sugars; Golden Syrup, Sugar House
and Plantation Molasses Nos. ], 2 and Mack
ereI, in Bills. half bbIs. and Kits Shad, Lake
Fish Goldfish, Herring, Chocolate, Rice, Salera-
tus Starch, Zanfe cuuants, X aisns, Fresh ground
spices of all kinds. warranted pure, Starr and
Pressed tailow candles, Soap, lndigo. Msdder.
Alum. CoPperas, &C. &c.
LIS GA general assortment of Quee ns
ware, Glassware, Stone-ware, Wocden-wa
Window Glass, Nails, Grain Scoops, Shsseis,
Spades, Forks, Trace and Halter chains. Mill and
Halter Ropes, Bed Cords, Coach and Broom
TKine, Market and School Baskets, Shaker,
Yankee and Domeseic manufactured Bsooms,
and 1904 GiFe rent articles, which We sisali TAXI
pleasure in showing 10 any one who may fsyor
with call.
aFPlesse card and EXAMINE cur stock, a. i
costs nothing for looking. -
Wv. LYNDE & CO
Richmond, May 10, ls4S. IT,
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Ehccsc, Dried Beef. Ac.--A fresh
~ sup " of these articles Of "A superior quail
~ constantly on hand aud for sal. at
May IL, Ik4S. GEO. MCULLOUGHS'.
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LIST OF LETTER9L


RETAINING in the Pos
Indiana, on the first Octo
Persons calling fos le'
List, will please say they
Allen Martha A
Eieazer !
Bell George 2 E
Brown Jacob !
Beard George w ]
Bond &c Z,
Boyd James w
Barton M.ss Margaret
Barlow Ss rnueI -
Bas=ett Elfn;ra A ]
Buna Robert F..
Butler Robert
Culbertson W m2
Conner Samuel
Craw ford James
Collins John ).
Cobourn Eliza
Corners Ishmael
Couch Julia A
Crooks Thomas
Cochran Mrs. Margaret
Cochran Cebird
Cloud John
Conner Levi
Durveiins G
Douglas Elizabeth
EndsIey Abraham
Edwards Samuel
l. o>iag B II
FISHER Sarah
Graham WmP
Creuuber Philip 9
Gibbs uben
Griest J w
Chester Rev.
Huston C.
Hutton John
Heaby Mary
Heagy John
Harrington p =
Hill John
Hart VIM
Hughs fhe be
Hutton !.
Heath Lucy Ann
Hamilton Jonathan
Hanninger } acob.'
Ilughs VIM
Lift Joseph
Jones VIM ]
Jones John
James William
knostrrnan |.
Kirby j. r. |
King james 2 /
Lee J w ]
Long James
Loring Joseph ]
Moore Mary Sr.
Moring Christopher S
Moore Harriet A
Mundeli Joseph
Morrison Samuel
Milikin Col J II
Miller e. w
Miller Miss Lena
Nurchv Geo w !
n ight f w
Oyerrran Solomon {
Pennock Cleme
Phifer john
Payson " ley c
Pickett Milton
Reed James
Rotherniel + c 2
Reed Philo
Smith Ph-be
Smith Rev Horace B
Smith Samuel w
Smith B X
Stayl,y c p
Starr John
Sturdevant Rev Charles
Sturgis C. E. < Co
Scott Edward
Thompson James =
Tumbleson Mr.
Thomas MalI.uve Z
Wore Jane \
Wetherel! Clayton y
Williams VIM y
Winders Peter II
Wright Miss Martha J
Wagner John u
WinGIe John !
Wil,s VIM y
Watt VIM
Gcrln:a N
Fritz Bowinik r
Tan Heisser BE-
Z IL Weber
Oct. /, lo4S.
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GPICEs. Ac..-Such ground and ungroupd
- Cinnamon. Cioves, AIIspic-. Gihe-r, Nut
megs, Mace. Rice. Cocoa, Coffee, Loaf and n.
O. Sugar. Teas-blsck and green. Tsmarinds.
Sugar ouse and n. o. Mols.ses, for sale BY
Aug. %, 1879 l. REED