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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

OFFICE on EuPEnKTENpINT or ELfcTIoNs,
No SO 81. Ann street,
New Orleans, the 9Th june. 1888 }
observation-disclosures of grog shops and beN~I
rooms in city Of Ne Orleans hereby required clog
their establishments MONDAY the 7th inst, the day Of
election for city officers under the penalty prescribed BY the
as section Of act Of the Legislature entitled An act rea
tive Elections 10 the Parish Of oeans approved March 49,
1851. JOHN L. LEWIS.
je5 q Superintendent
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- will be aid by the subscriber for Il arrest and derr
q 70 70 nm Of The black man TON, alias TOM MARSHALL
arout y years old feet inches high well bui AMI
very active Has been drayman in this city for upwards OF
months He formerly belonged Geo Marshall Of Naches
where he - well known. He Friday m 1sh n
Had on dab ccored hat hickory shirt coifoade pants
lei o. ]. r. FRERET.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY-MOET 4 CHAEDON's
~ Feur de sery OIL de Psrdrx. VerEsnay and Vim Impe
RIAL
Imperial.
The subscriber "a receive orders liberal
for direct Importation Of the above named superior Cham
pane and soicts the dealers general stock
slways on hand Samples be at the Office Of
g. WOLFF,
NIL ly Corner Of 0ravier street and New Lsvee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

NOTICE 10 STE wooD SEQ
sAlE-At all times be had Depot t71rs<
Tsss Rs Rs T. Wsss satsa Roass parish ne veg ss
10 which the railroad daily adds from 30 10 40 cords
bosss may rely upon getting superior wood 81 f2ir pzs4
AZ 2u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

r'HE SOUTHERN MONITOR-THEM MONITOR
IS published every Saturday morning In the Pass
Christian Miss.
10 embrace human Interest," and supply aient
every mental faculty, is its aim theory or party
but seeking the highest good Of all advocating
70 promote the intellectual physical good of man.
but exposing evils and their shall merit and we
hope, commend. a wide circulation and influence
The subscription price only 81 year. payable invariably
in advance. N7' ''
ten copies SIS. - -
To ADvERTIsERs-The Monitor enjoys large circulation
throughout the South which renders desirable medium for
advertising. Terms moderate
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
Address all arders
my5 II Pass rbr.;a Ian MIS-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

k..sostzz, PH1LADELPHIA SALAMANDER
y M lH51F lRE AND THIEF PROOF SAFES
fnn EVANS WATSONS celebrated Dophla Door and
80 - highly finished SALAMANDER FIRE AMI TTifFF
PhooF SAFES, with Patent Bank Lock KEYS Of
which can be carried in ordinary porte monnaie This
make Sate has been certified 10 and
mended by the heads Of Banks Banking Houses
and Insurance Offices Jewelers. Merchants and Others Roo
containing certificates AID all necessary information relating n
her character and quality be SEEM together with the
mas SIN Agents ~ for " r. l.ons..,,....
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

L'eleciian qp doit ere LUNDI. uiu A. d. 1858
pour ocs de vile eonformemen Ia Charte de Ia willie
lieu endros cit pres desigues Chaque Poll ser
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

NOTICE To CARPENTERs AND BurNsgx
IN Patent Sawed Weather boarding. both rough 1r< ~
from the very yellow Pine and Cypress timber. t z
sl4 per for ough and 81 50 Tor dressed 1a< . ~
purchasers.
IS IaS'' '--'a sf I iii. FLAMING NILS. nov >
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

AK HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON AR
1WN TIIIEkY--Arsensl, Girod street.
tfft The Washington Arl will attend regular Month
ly Meetings the drst MONDAY Of each month;
and Regular Drillson THURSDAY OF week at O'Clock
until further notice.
By order Of
J. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK, O. s. my2S n
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FTHE IMPHOVED McCHEsNEY WASH.

THE lMPHOVED McCHEsNEY WASH
ING and for sale by the sub
IN Box l Mechanics Exchange at the grocery store Of
Collins 60 Apollo street. where specimen be
will be promptly attended to. All ask or The public Is All
a ana the &c oi give satsiaction return them and ae
" " No 10 Apoli street.
- EOsrEtt's SLAVE DE PUT, Isl CON noE
~ street. New Orleans.fis constantly on hand and
for sale Mechanies FIELD Hands, Cooks, Washers, Iros
ers and General House Servants. Also and sclls
SLAVE KS commission Having the family part Of
me large thee story building the Slaves made
Of Slaves. - - $500
aft T.FosrER.
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HEI. o. o. F.--Crescent Lodge No. ., meets
fysry !, ~ so EYMsINe IL r9S ES pda fs2 n
CHIRoN, v. O.; WIN. HOWELL, Recording Secretary ,
urar v
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

OsT OR MIsLAID, IN THE CITY OF PHIIA-
aelpnia fa tometims during the Of Februarv ias
me onpons due January and February Is 1873 for hci Ter
81 on me bonds OF the Second Municipality the city Of New
orleans NOS 90 and 10. and Of the od
bank Loan also Of said city Of New Orleans Nos III and as
Ihe public are cautioned against negotiating the nav
ment having been stopped application made 10 he Board ~
as 60ts j AMEs p fTs ,ss I rs 'oeIeoi.
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STATE LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans (
Be 4 remembered thai on he 4h June 1855 before me,
Aforesaid personally appeared Placde Forsa Pres
Emile Deuys Secretary OF the Star Insurance Com
pany who being duly according law depoe
ray that the above accounts and
transcript from the books of the Company.
PLAClDE FoRSTALI,, President.
T., DEBU vs. Secretary.
and Subscribed before this day June 1853
ARTHUR SAUCIER,
lei & Third Justice Of the Peace.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

RRADFQRD's PORTABLE STEAM Ex~
ID GINES, for Planters useOrders for the Es<s
manufactured BY j. N Bradford Co.. n Handsbors. Msk
viii be recevedby X. y. HARRISON
st the Office Of Wright. Allen Ca
ma 6m&W l2 Grag5sr rs1x.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-07

H. STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
&xA ~nnion Race Course, Monday. the 18th insant
l4- Horse and Buggy. The horse gray and of Next
can breed having large Mex brand The left hip. The
buggy y top buggy aud is black with yellow lining ANY
Information Of the same will be thankfully and be
any rewa.ded by VAL. ST. CERAN
mysO If ' No. P,ro Dusss,e st,aet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23
couurssroSEps OF EMIGRATION.

Tho poard of Emigration Commissioners held taeir
a reckIy meeting ut the worth street cfee AZ three
r,ee~s Yesterday acrnoon-Guian c. verplanck, Esd,
IN the chair
me puSupgSr said he wished to make few obscrva
,,ons IN reference 10 matter which affected tho reputa
,,ou az the Board 10 some had been stated,
ana he had seen il In some Of the papers that the Com
,s.onsrs Of Emigration had used their influence with
,bo authorities Of New jersey 70 prevent the removal O.
Quarantine 10 sandy Hook ~ fr from this being the
rke they had expressed the State Cccrs their aPprc
ha,cu az sandy Hook as Quarantine location, and their
rppor, also states that they anxious 70 Gee y re-
moved How such an unjust statement could have ofi
v,nases nc could not think. Certainly there was ~
yround Tor a. lie had even reflected that the counsel "
the Board might in way hsvs oppressed % opinion
hut ne subsequently found that that gentleman mad taken
NO part in the natter The whole statement was ontrey
urioundcd and he felt his duty 70 make inc expans
sion TO the Board. -,
was very fsvorshly mentioned hy tho Commissioners
Edward J. Coke was appointed Boarding O1iccr AZ
castle Garden IN place q Henry Smonscn, discharged
A communication received from Mr.. GgrrlKue re-.
ortine The progress which has been made Quarantine
In clearing away the ruins o. tho old buildings
resolution was agreed ~ directing al day labor ~ b.
done away with and advising all the work 70 be per.
formed by contract.
me following letter sent r. the Acting General
superintendent of Police BY Mayor fcmanns-
MsvoRs orrfcr Sept, "a issa
r. n,r,xs CaprrrvxR Actlag General superintendent
DeaR been served with Ne Accompanying notcs
nom the Commissioners Of Emigration N relation % threats
v ahle for destruction therefore, notify
keen r watch The said premsea in order N
pny such ea,s being carried o9h hV0 VIZ Understand y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23


sc.utA,andins here was increase IN ihc rccep'sos
-, 40 had tfere was NJ decrease prices but On e
ourary GOOD catle brongh more we're
h,r han any On .sc lac, week. which viii account ~
M snr.eac IN he price The average qusy q he receipts
ere poor and there wcrc very many miserable looking cre
ea Cor which was impossible 70 obsn more hn &c =
etr rer mound while Tho best which snd mnh
sn,sd sold readily a. 70 ashe anar however a. ~
,.nc o,se We have rarely seen day many inf"
r bony Stale hooking were c1hicied aud Fl
s r ale y, Acftor day Tho bnk % NE oasinasst
.leron and ,he other markets dsp0scd q = about ~
go vcry mush grumhiug and growing "a H. psri Il
ornsrs many q whom sScund laoing o. sseainsy
unable "a comprehend nc fluctuations 10 the market n
tv butchers WI not always pay whatever owners choose
= 80 The latter were scd about us a ~ e. -"
roapa sun of 40 per bead On average u soous ess
sas loosns well remarkably Tor bat breed but they
are not fayoIhee IN IBIS market snd aha ~ -.
more han &C. per pound The total nuer 9n sac = Aef
9 he'd asairs ara hsad last week showing an ncras' "
ss hesd vas seps.ay 'hosss ,s'' no sOl shos
large nuseet "oa ~ "a besors aernn were
s~, y, ~ erruon ard she attendance VERY slim even ~
h. earlier hours rhc Jew butchers were ou IN arg
Vas extremely dun Throughout tic dsg, ard elsc eAsei
rgy ~ Iheop'y activity Vas 81 ne extsa sese, ~ 49,
wssa cool dsusna ifon We ~ 49,. .,r.lsrg h,sels
an MONDAY here done Tar BUSINESS - y
rg ard heads disposed q ~ low pres ron
70 1c - rev seatscrDs saIes = ? Fue Ao"'t 80 ~
r p,vrrs. mere vas considerable inquiry fcr good ca
49, ~ which here vas only limited supply lam
berlin oGrred 10 head q fah, r which ~ ontsmea ~"
=. ~ - thc latter ru cureue gre - ....a y !.
O'Brlcn cnercf ~ head nN - Nhes Werf asPoa'' y
Tpc orrrs ~ kcrtons scla " o's md ~ broker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23
CITY IntcllaCcncc.

Tss AMERICAN Issrrrrn FAIR at the crys.a, Palace
WAS formally opened Tuesday, and attracts good at
tendance, especially in the evening The contributors
Al usual have been rather dstcry and there are few
empty spaces yet TO Allied, but day or two tho dis
play viii BE- very ne In nearly all the important de
parsmsbss the fair this year will be in advance Of any
previously held An interesting feature this year is the
manufacturing processes which being carried on and
which will doubtless attract great attention Glass blow
ing and making in all its varieties ia carried on in ono
part OF the Palace and tho machinery was putting up
on Tuesday 10 show how bread could made by steam
In day or two glass cutting china decorating gid
ing electropatpg and the like will be done the fair
- give all who wish opportunity SEQ how these
beautiful branches Of the mechanical arts are conducted
There Is tine display Of agricultural implements this
year, and the exhibition OF fruits and flowers very fine
The machinery, yet, does not look WELL but great
improvement win be visible soon There is the Usual
display OF hooped skirts, patchwork quilts, sewing ma
eeines, sioyes snip models planes &C. &C The display
OIL photography Is not good, and there silver ware
or Je~cry; yet, rs we have said, the display on the
whole is very nne and well worth visit Want space
day but We will take early opportunity Of doing the
subject justice Judge Mcgs delivered the opening ad
dress
TINS USoS Danny PRAYER MEETING IN rux NoR7H DUTCH
cHrRcn-Today being The anniversary Of the commence
ment Of the daily prayer meetings held in the conssory
OF the North Dutch church in Fulton street the
church will be opened that occasion and a meeting
VIII DC held therein for the purpose Of giving to all who
wish an opportunity u unite their hearts IN praises
thankgvings 10 God for the great and manifold spiritual
blessings which be hes conferred on many portions OF
our land during the past year The meeting will COM
mence at the usual hour, IL O'Clock VI.
TB FEAST TABhKsACIEs-This most Joyous OF all
the festivals Of the Jews commenced last evening and
will continue eight days; during the first two and the
last two Of which no business IS transacted. The com
mandm ION this subject will DO found in the twenty
third 1T OF Leviticus. In this chapter the children
of lsreaf are commanded TO dwell in booths hug and
rejoice before the Lord days and during that time
scrve work TO be done. These huts arc to be loft
open, to admit view OF the sky and stare The
Jews are also expected to eat and sleep these huts
should the weather permit. This festival, coming
does ia the midst Of the harvest Ii comenoration OF
the ngatherDg Of the fruit In this city the Jews very
generally observe this festival
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

Quite lively. time had Tuesday night In Camp
Washington owing 70 the election or ofceys special
called for the purpose OF ng the vacancy OF
Lieutenant Colonel. which has been vacant for some time
by the resignation Of Lieutenant Colonel George r.
Bstts Eight O'Clock being the hour appointed for tho
rOotins, there present General Hall and portion
OF his stat, OK Colonel Borden Of tho Eighth regiment
and tho ccer Of tho guard. The meeting was held the
marquee and resulted in tho unanimous promotion Of
Major u. Waterbury Lieutenant Colonel and Quarter
master o. r. Wentworth Major. Sergeant Gasse was
appointed Sergeant Mo, in tho place Of Carr promoted
and Sergeant w. sicocks in tho place Of Sergeant Miller
discharged. salute Of thirteen guns fred By the
troop about nine O'Clock as compliment TO General
Hall Tho whole evening devoted, in fact TO cee-
braairg the election Of Lieutenant Colonel Waterbury
largo tent was erected yesterday adjoining Colonel Lyons
quarters which Is be used hospital for the sick
There yet none unfortunate AZ to require such
quarters
Yesterday afternoon thero wore quite number pro
sent 70 witness tho evening parade Captsn c. J. Bisa
welt acted As officer of tho day, and Lieutenant j. o. John
Son as officer or the guard
Tue Eighth regiment will be- relieved on Monday next
by what regiment il not yet known. II Is rumored
however that the Sixth regiment will be ordered down
The Roy Tcnpkins Gcsrd, Of Tompsinsvile, Staten
Island, Captain VIM. G. Dcnysc, went on their an
Iuai parade yesterday for target practice They mum
bered forty Ave muskos, with thirteen pioneers IN
mana o. Mart css,sr Inc guard "a made ass spesr
their route through the village 10 the spot selected 70
their practice, where they commended Ger large number
OF valuable prizes. They reviewed front OF Mr.
c. Burns hotel previous TO taking up their line of
march, by Mr.. Ray Tompkins Lieutenant D. D. Tompkns
and number Of other gentlemen. After dinner at
Bechtos they returned to the Quarantine at early
hour. Throughout the whole parade they presented
most sodlerke appearance and were particularly ad
pired by tho Eighth regiment, who gave them several
rounds OF cheers.
Tho Grand Jury of Richmond county closed their duties
yesterday No Indictment found against tho alleged
incendiares the matter being allowed to lay inc
next sitting OF tho Court OF Oyer and Tcrmncr Ia oco
Der next the suggestion of Judge Metcalfe The ex
animation the of Mr. Thompson and Ray Tompkins
viii be proceeded with this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

WAmSs sssxysS4ys. gineAeek, on Saturday Sept
~ ,hs kcv Mr. fcrris. RossxT BsusY. Of Rhneteck
IA M&Gsas frAsr1~0s, 81 Br0nklyn, n.
h1e.sN--Bssrz-iS Ttosllyn, oa Wednesday, Sept. ~
the first Reformed Dutch church, by the Rev Dr
lwighi. tArn h-Gxs q hsy Rdgc, 10 Miss CcssxilA
la1t-, a. slAai@nas.
Iispsse-N asas-s~ al 81 Joln's chursh, Brooklyn
~ ths Iss Trsass isuon rcciar, I. - iiopss ot Sev
c,st~ ,anaaa Wet - Iisss> wuiiAs-os daughter %
IT,. Viii nfus -, of IoFonio
iey quincy Adams. Mr.. A. JAKsaS, o. Berlin, Mary
aRd " NJ Asssps R,Nmo.1, eide~t daughter of Gar
rett isrnos~, hSa., ~ this CO.,
Tllsdelphls ani Baltimore lspers please copy. a..
Josrs~-IBNNy,--Os Wednesday, Sept ., :. - ~
tcos ~ hush Mr.. rn~s~ = Joss~ rn.ls-s 1a's
Mo- K~s W IvtKg, al o. tHuokly~ ANY, "b, navy" |
MruCr-ss--GsaHS -on westt =, ,,..u.. |
fxs 1ss,ss.t M,lwe.e, ~ ne rev Il" =. ,uyr1L
10 n s.ma. 7 90 Ms ii- l4IaTa IL, daughter Of
Rngss--l,vgswa - This eHy. =. -, |
a.ser ~ tl-.sS Ia Itefday, rspt ~, by Rev James
N ~ p~sar 81 IA. 'hurch q - John the kvangeilst,
| AAAM@ NosaN, ~ -lrnsncd, !. 70 hAr ~,
Nt = aan. hss ahe ste Owen Crosby PSI, Of sprng
fs.r oaHnty irslsna, Ana 60 q wtssia p@fsen'
"a Afsfs seeesxu9 she eonesa.s'-asr ~ ,har hHn''
.oss Z, snds an happs PAT lat tor Washington.
falln ptIgfN fieAse eopA -. -, -
,.,r.,t.-ls,pas %, Ts,rsisy sfrrnoon, Seps ~, by
- ~ & 4 Nsrscr Nc GxaNaK ssusips, o. View YORK,
- NJ. AAcsw A. Jordan. iotuperiy o. Patterson, y =.
wss,as.-~ts~~.sx Ia rue@teyp so ~ ~ me resi.
,s III a.. nrAlss father the Itsv NJ ~ weiiman,
go, -r- wnssnr~ n ~, q lndsn sfs'ng Goo " Mss
i - a, y0uhxas asaghlsr q John W. soh'soe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Board the usual time and place Yesterday
hs Honor the Mayor in the chair
letter received from George Olney, asking 10 be
allowed from Quarantine quantity of cotton
thoroughly impregnated with spirits Of turpenne that
he had 10 fear spontaneous combustion If per-
Dited 20 remove it. Permission granted.
The steamer Black Warrior obtained stream permit 10
come the city but within four hundred yards Of
any pier
ordered 70 lay on the table.
The steamer Alabama, from Savannah was allowed to
take tho place Of another vessel in the city about
proceed To Sea-
Tho brig Elizabeth Watts win come up under the rule
The steamers Columbia, Nashville and Marion we're
each granted stream permits.
Tho bark George Albert from Havana, was allowed 10
come up TO upper Quarantine
The captain of tho bark e. {. Fowler made app,ca
ton 70 be allowed to bring some hemp 10 the city Per
mission granted.
The following petition very numerously signed, was
presented, read and ordered on te;-
pEsT or RVS BoAnD 90 HsarH or ras CRY or Nsw yoss
aRWhereas, The night Of the IL, aud 81 Inst awiess
The ousrsns Enclosure and maiciOusy wickediy and
ihuanly applied incendry torch 70 and burned
tbe hospital buildings dwellings and Offices belonging the
And whereas incendari-m had the effect to
les and niunsie persona suffering with yellow fever shio
smallpox and 70 place them In open fields without
projection from the elements thereby jeopardzng
their lives and exposing the whole port TO pestenee.
whereas This foul act q Dcendars has suddenly dc
res icr carrying oui at enforcing the health laws the
sseor taking the proper care OF Infected crews aud pas
pss;iience throughout The city, State asd counry =
We therefore, tho undersgued citizens Of tho port Of New
head % he health authorities Of this city % take hs necessary
steps Immediately provide nj the Quarantine grounds sub
nav. seI seso . mansny destroyed ana Which shan y
answer all the purposes Of an efficient Quarantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-23

David Ludlam, Jr., c5 Front.
Thos. Y. Bull, pier Il East
river.
J. ID. Wood.
Thos. Charlock, s Eldridga 1t
John :. Dickinson. 2i5 Water.
y. W. England, "a South 9TH NJ
Joseph Child, y Tenth II.
&. II. Baker, y Tenth ".
John II. kedheld, 10 South 81.
Geo. Clark, liz Broad ~.
W. IA. Caldwell, lis Broad Il.
Mana A Collins, ~ Wafer IT.
X. y. Allyn, ~ Wnler ".
Jo~hua ". Brown. ~ Trout n.
). a W. briggs. - south vt.
Samuel Briggs. q South ii.
Chas. W. K0nsei, Is south 81.
Molle 4 Renla, 26 South ri.
samuel crcweu, y South 81.
Kitchen A fitxhuxh, ~ south.
James Henry, q sonlh 1t.
GoH A Hare. 80 Pearl q.
William Young, 50 Pearl ~.
W. Hurib~rt A Co, IS Pearl ~.
~. w. u. Tompkin-, 81 Pearl.
II. u. Ropes, ~ Pearl street.
Stephen ". Farnham. 73 Pearl
Jss. W. Mckee, ~ Front ~.
Thoms. y. Clark, IS Front It.
W. o. Massie, a. Front street.
VIM. y. Bagert, " Trout u.
S4ml. y. Whitney, AZ Front 1t.
W. wsdsworth, - Front II.
Benj. n. sherman, ~ Front II.
Eich'd q. sherman. 81 Front
John r. March, - Front Ct
Chaz Spear. IS West street.
Geo. 4. Price, ~ wc~ street
Young, Bonncll 4 Co, f04 and
los Wet street
Bass 4 Clark. 100 West street.
5. II. Mccall, las Liberty Il.
w. J. Stim, 10 washin g,on Il.
suydam. Lambert a Co., iI
West street
n. u. Van Osirand, ii6 West.
Chas. y. Park, NJ West y,
N. A. coxrens, ZIG West a.
y. y. NnnNosgrnud. he West
Roht. seaman, M West a,
John =. Jones, It's West q.
= Newton. Jr., lis West ct.
Alecn A Emmsns, Iei West A.
". n. ff0yt, LIZ wes, street
fsrri~ a 10, - West street
Allen A Boob, l2s West a.
DAM. u k4isali, la West =
slinn a kcrncr, $50 Wcsa~,
Brown 4 EckrrSon, lSysst II.
uenkins A Fisher III " e-tu.
borger A.. no Wet st.
hcvsf beisnap, i13 wesiss.
~ - ~ Belkuap, lT3 West
hNesr, i1S West street
\ n barlow, i-3 West street.
yohn 4. Bull. LIS West street
y Dwell A Co. Isi West ~
IN. Holmes, l.2 West =
N. Horson, Isl West street.
has. =. Archer. 2pl West -
Ch.s. crane. 2ls West street
Wells pr0niy. Do West street.
Al. fsogert, ~ lay strert
Al Ho0ei2n, - Jay street..
Jpieuclmann. 2l5Wsshing.oli.
FFW fTnpke, 2isW aahin gt0r.
John HORNS, Nh washln1toli.
Miller A Carpenter, - hrie
Buildlng.s
pM.Harrison, ~ Washington.
w nj Block, 81 Warren -
~ ffoUooer ~ Warren 81
Geo. w. Ward, c6 Warren IT.
Collins a Brother, 81 Warren.
n Smith, Son A 60. II Warren.
A nj Coxxena, ~ Warren -
n. W. Kenyon, l62 Pcarl y
and others