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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

FIRE TS FRANKFORT STREET " yesterday afternoon
the porter in the Frankfort House the u lillian
and Frankfort streets dropped in the ampoom located
the first floor 6aid lamp and In his attempts
tipped Of kerosene OIL which instantly caught lrs
The flames communicated with the light wood Of
the ROOM and there considerable Danger hat the entire
structure ak stories in hight wo3l BE- destroyed Tho smoke
from the burning oil penetrated throughout the AID the
alarm of fire having been sGlndd the boiILer iul dodgers
in considerable repda0n hurried from the building fearful
that their escape might be or bg the "a siucGg llmes
The Fire Department quickly tie Cr1lni
playing upon the fire and shug space Of time
extingu.hed The building elsei by NJ :. G. Saith.
whose loss will be about 90 only the lh tho fire
originated and that above. occupied wash being
anygise damaged Fully insured In cry Companies No
more used than necessary egtnssh tie
FIRE anything beaten hacked pieces Dr. the truck
force Of police from the Fourth and Idllnna Pre-
cucs kept back the crowd, and preyele the thieves
abound nthat neghborho0d from taking advantage u the
confusion that regned for short time Robert Kng II
The boarders. in attempting 10 exnguish the flames, was
badly burned about tue face and hangs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
town am Nay with md.e and p... to the National Steam


snip Mercury setson Hsyre Nay O. with ndse and ,al , .
boydS hneken Had heavy westerly gales up TO tAe
es a. I. IS Ionr IS o. smoke French bar Fr, ~ infants Aa
- Domingo fer HsVf " days ol,, sAogt =. srooIs lee
Slip Caroline Br) Obey London q davs with naas and w
pass 70 E. D. Morgan deaths ichdreul AID 49,
5is On toe passage made the to the BsnEs IN u days inc
Ship Success Chase, Cardiff 81 days with railroad iron w.h
Bark Milton Buckley Liverpool "a DAYS with eosto Tsops,
Sesi,y May 2 lat ~ a. long 30 ST. spoke Ehins hr AsS3s
b9s Seeas Brl Leighton Liverpool 50 day, pvrsss dy
Ba,s JseT Hs,gin' Liverpool via Queenstown &c day, viii
eoa to L. Christmas Has been days oil tee Bsns sii
and M pe.rs Bre@ chr,oPh'r Bremen days with md
i i Pcs 70 hugef Bros Had one death passage
MnsTsy h0pphs cheyheld days wil lumber to Hoyok,
big John Richards lo Yarmouth N 81 Gsray Yab.eo p R n
rs lossrs % N aa woes to Boyd hinesen Leh BRIG Msfs
SEM Julia Fen'on Of and from Halifax days with sugar and mo
sr Mansfield Layton Jons.por. days, with. spar, to sro
sehr Amanda LamOn, Jone'po IL days with sp, to Snow
seh fanaOzz Wooster Passport days with luube, to Jed
schr s. Lindsey Pickett Mlbddge day., with lumber to
sehr WIN. H. Mitchell Gale, shulee IS days. with .s. to
s scsr Abm Osborn, Perry. Albany for Eau River.
schr Hepzibah Lunt EzabebpoT foI Salisbury.
schr. Angler, Besse. Newport
schr. Monitor Besse, WaIeham.
sohr. s. J. Smith Smith, New. Haven.
schr. Redondo Lord Miyle. Me.
Schr J, T. smith, Briggs Phil1dePl'a for Hyarus
schr Planet, Perry, Rockad.
sehT. Cornelia, Henderson, docLland
SELF TryPhenis, Nckcr.con RonSout for Bos.cn
schr St. Lucas -, hoekland
May ~ st q a. long IS &C. French bark Ems. Charles
May a. % q g. long 50 s. fishing schr Aladdin Of Marseh
10 days odti no FISH.
Wl.FD--At sunset, NV. light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
& her specie Isl.
Panama.


COMMENCEMENT or THE WET sRAsoN-sURVEY OF
THE MAGDALESA RIyER-yEw LINE OF STEAMERS
PROM SOUTH AMERICANA NEWS.
Cousspond-nce fthe Associated Press
PANAMA June ], 1866.
The steamer New-York arrived at Aspinwal on the
evening of the 10Th ult.
Since last mail there is not a word OF news on the
Isthmus
The wet weather has set in, and heavy rains are expe
rienced almost daily
The surveying party under Messrs Gilbert and West
sent out some time ago examine the Magdalena River
and its entrance have finished their labors, and return
home on the present steamer They have been very
successful.
now definitely settled that the first of the Austria
liam line OF steamers will sail from Panama for Wellington
on the 9th inst The agent here is making the necessary
arrangements. This will make % steamers entering and
sailing from Panama and Aspinwall monthly.
Our dates from Valparaiso are to the 10th and from
Caao TO the 22d Of May. There is nothing from the
South Coast of importance No tidngs have been heard
of the Spanish fleet since the disgmeeu defeat before and
departure from Callao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
CITY NEWS.

SyATcHED PoCKEr-BooK.-On Saturday evening
Mrs Martha H. vananken native Of Orange y. but who
&, present visiting No IL East sxeenirst while pass
ing the corner Of Canal and WOOsiers. having pocket
book in her hand had it snatched o her by George
Allen who came mp from behind anl then off along
Grandst He was pursued by Mrs. " and ualy into
he basement Of the premises No eGrand which, by
singular coincidence is occupied laundry by Mr. Jones
ran into the basement Mrs " Eighth Precinct
station House and informed Cay Mills Of the loss SIZE had
sustained Officer Jackson sent 10 look the thief
and in short time after succeeded in arrestiDg him. The
stolen money was recovered Yesterday the accused
native OF Bedford aged 81 years and says be resides at
No. as Grand.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
From Aspiuwall.

The steamship NewYork, Capt. Gray, from AsPinwail
Nay with merchandise and passengers arrived on Sat
urday morning On the 4h inst. lat u, long. 7l35,
passed schooner Valera bound North June ), passed
steamship Arizona, hence for Aspinwa. The following
q her enecie Isl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Fortress Monroe-The Condition Of Davis

From Our Special Correspondent
FORTRESS MONROE Va. Saturday, June g. ls66.
We have little Of interest hero except speculation about
the Davis trial. The news from Richmond comes here
by the Baltimore mail boat, which touches here on he
way from Norfolk Stories are conflicting in respect TO
Jed condition. Newspaper correspondents, not being
allowed inside the Fort, compelled to gather their
information from such chance conversation a. they can
obtain with tho officers and soldiers Of the garrison
The telegraph Office Is also situated inside the Fort
which IL a great inconvenience 10 citizens. l had M
interview Yesterday afternoon with Dr. Cooper the sur
geon who attends upon Davis ana he assured me that
II was no longer a matter Of doubt that Jciis c0ndl-
ton is improving His muscles soft and he
i. naturally weakly puny man. lie cannot now 90 up
stairs without the ard OF crutch and H. his walks he can
not go half across the parade without resting bnt he IS
improving in flesh since The guard hls been taken away
from hi. door a. night and his face Is filing up; the win
klcs IN measure coming odt d. Cooper seems 10
have considerable sympathy for the unfortunate condition
of hs patient. Soldiers AMI others with whom conyeTsd
saw that jed walks worry well and one uanwho knew him
before the war; tells that he does not perceive much
difference in him between then and now cXcep. that he
looks A little older His appetite il good and have no
doubt bu, that h) will live for many years yet.
Mrs Davis is almost daily in receipt of money cent her
by sympa,hizng friends, through Adams Express.
The EXPIRES, agent tells tlat these contrihu-
tons sometimes amount $500. end Al 300 per day She
has been called upon by nearly all the ladies at the Fot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
A FRANK CONFESSION.

Mr. o. Castle OF Rochester ~ T. whites have used your
months and b-ing familiar with most o. the
hrsts machines Enthusiastically pronounce the best family
In with others, confess was
pTeuced against OF it, being thread machine
until had thoroughly tested t. am satisfied that Is 10 am
pe, Of order eaies, b work. the ses
at, ne tron es AMI corls better than
other machine Wilcox Gibbs s. ~ Co., April H. 1906
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

truth, George tie Third to Hannah Ightioot, pretty
Quakeress.
Mr. Adams presented Breret M5jor.Gen. W. = Bartlett
and Yrs. Adams Miss Ria Magruder tof Washington
City, on Wednesday. Cen Watson Webb AID his Vlle
are at FentOD Hotel. lie is gong to Brazil AGAIN
7 3. G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
IAnuonncenen,sl
The REFINEMENT OF THE FACE.

Nothing much gives to the face SKIN studded With
pmpes lymph Get rid Of these dihatons by the
use EMAIL pE PARIS which publicly ndoed by aides M
moving al ern deposits leaving the skn white
on and Sold H. Ibeau No. 822 Broadway
agent Maedon addressing RENE General Importers " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH is in operation at
Office No "a Boadway Come aud SEE ~ you vii De both dis
appointed and surprised. r. HoIsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
EMPIRE CLUB GAMES.

The match between the married and single members
Saturday led to the most numerous attendance
members Of the Club the grounds TINS season very
enjoyable game being had. We hope TO see the Empires
begin playing at win or lose II Is frequently
creditabe take defeat gracefully when m weakened
condition than it is to win when powerful we give Tie score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
Q for further particulars:
INoy.
INNING9.

Isl, 3D. 3D. an. 5ib. 9Th 7,h. eth 9Th. -
Active. ..,2 / o. ID
Umpre-Afr. Ryan of the Eckford Club.
Scorers-Messrs. Hallock and Amer
Time of Game-Tbree hours and tbirtyfye minutes
Of match the presence Of 30 many OF me
bellies of WetchesteF and more brilliant gathering may be
expected ne.t Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

TURKISH BATHS, No. 10 Laight.st., are again open
10 the public ENLARGED improved Hours Gents, 6;oS
10 D. m; Ladies 10 II snndlys: Gents, to II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

Remaining under treatment. ......bI
Warren Hansen, So feve Denmark died the
chip Perlyisn and the body sent for inen-n
HOsrTAL SNIP FALCON, June y 1860
Nj. CrRUs CURTiss, Pendent Quarantine C3arJHers
DEAR SIR The above .ieGen' viii show The condition OF tho
hos pa the morning Of June g. 1866 and since Last report No
deaths and only three admis.iou Very respectfully
ID. III. BissFLI, Deputy Health Oficer
The steamship Peruvian all removed ihc
steamship Illinois last evening
II is also reported by DR.. Bsse that the named Post
who taken from the brig Bertha. Juno VI OF the yellow
fever Is rapidly recovering and viii be sufficiently
yaesoent to be discharged IN eight or ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

ORGANIZATION OF A NEW POLITICAL PARTY.--An
informal meeting Of few gentlemen favorable 70 tho iorma'
ton Of tho "Uuei States Democracy political party
wa, he'll At MlIon, Hl Eat Tlirteenthst Saturday
evening MI Theodore T. T1mnnn appeared 10 De- the
leading spirit Of toe m0gem9n aad explained 10. object and
purposes, IN s prominent feature takes rom tie Old eoleo
ne phO,lpher not 90 Do especially cOuced aay secular
principles bat choose those proper and feasible
anl sca tsg perpeIaoa u.cr ,ilge STEM Also 10 ne
preeun 8Gty parry ~ 4rlepr; % Gls-Il nom pirthin
strife when ho ~, Of TIE ali.oa IS not AZ STAKE Neither also
r.cosals the pencoos doctrine 20 Che victor belongs the
spls l. WDld Geek ~ watch egeryluns NAT IS iun
GdneHt l Democrat, institutions 1nd essential 70 thclr g.
cury. make l3g member, more tolerant oi tho views NJ
their opponent all charitable towud tJ'r oesi
wou on+esgor 90 maks the rich attentive to The inter
es Of tlt Government. avoid elec'onh sie' enforce te
Monroe D1cFei ext 10 mo reverence oi the people te
slncy OF tie grt " hnleas corpus, elevate e more De
graded race (Which may mean tho baek by ee'itnF thc
higher; encourage foreign emigration aud extend 10 al VINO
would have home IL the United States the ngGt Of citizen
shin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
FIELD SPORTS.
Reae Enli.

June 12-Union vs.. Eureka at Morrisania.
Juue l3-Palisade of Engewood, N J) vs. Excelsior of
Ridgwood, n. j.. at Englewood, at q p M
June l3-Capolne (of Brooklyn We Hiawatha of Albany
on the grounds Of the latter OF Albany. - -
June i4-Active Jr Rose Hill, at Fordham College
at p. m. w.t., -. Md, r ,s
Beyile) at Bellville Y. J. Game called at p M
June l5-Massasoit (of WiamsbargD Nonpariel (of
South Brooklyn the ground the former head oil Grand
ST.. Willismsbnrgh. Game called AZ p o'clock;
June l6.-Unon ys. Enterprise, at Morrlsana
June 16-Mohawk Independent on the Star oFOuhus
South Brooklyn at 4 p. m.
GRAND MATCH AT M0RRsANIA.
The largest crowd ever seen at match at MOrrlsa-
mia will doubt marx the occasion OF the meeting between
Unions Of MOsana and the Eurekas OF Newark tooT
row. the contest bids fair 20 be close and interesting one
1t be hoped that the two clubs will select thoroughly
competent the OCCASION aud who while ne
mpartiay in respect from lack OF moral courage ~
important rule the games refer TO those VINO
are afraid call balls for unfair delivery pitching Extra
cars will be put the Harlem road the train leaving Twenty
sixth.st. at 2:30
THE DEFEAT OF THE ACTIyEs.
The signal defeat of the Active Club Saturday in
their match with the Unions afforded astrking Illustration
the advantages arising from playing nine in their regular
positions always and whole and Of the superiority OF uch
nre over trained and disciplined though equally
strong IN regard the Individual skill Of those composing H.
The Active club make the great mistake OF relying upon
swift pitcher alone an error by the way hst mas Oee
by experience be very important one From the st OF
players the Active Club line nine could be chosen Dlt ap
parenty the club following the tactics as last year
In this game the positions in the field were changed hear
every innings No PLAYERS the nine we except
Sbbeh PLAYED he felt home in his position and unless
each does feel the nine not well drilled toth o
30 marked in fielding in the form OF passed O
missed catches wild throws oyerptches aud failures 70 o
balls part of the Actyes against about 20 on the part VI
the Unions shows the contrast In the play OF the TWO hes
sufficiently without further comment and therefore we at oLee
refer to the score for further PARTICULARS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11
MARRIED..
lblil- .--...- = oSt
Umpire-Mr. Jewett of Mutual Club


CRAWFORD BASEBALL CLUB VS.. HART BASEBALL CLUB.
match game was played on the grounds near
Lees Park Brooklyn Saturday resulting victory or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

DUT ON and TAKEN OFF in q MOMENT BY any
one whou, sewing eyele screw riyet cut in tho c..
They De changed from to another 10 al
pull cloth. This invention received We
premium Siv.r MEDAL the Fair of the American lns,o ~
tembe In order give the public the benefit Of e.s o
once offer 10 send by return mail postage paid or p"s
receipt OF the prices affixed the following r,,vn
BUTTONS FOR MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING; a, A.,
Ivory blsck d,b crsy tan or coor. Sc Rubber 10 ~.
Pearl sny color 81 So OvERCoAT BUTTONS, Per dozen "a =
b,ck zoe extra quality 80c; Rubber tSc me Pearl any
81 So VEST BUTTONS per dozen plain bseI sc eis IN
oior al 6n@ OH ve.t Jacket 73c zoe 81 >. huoos
dc stsPENDER BUTTONS per doIen toc White Linen y
y,os 81 IS These only reliable Buttons for hj'h
e0'H'"" "'' BUTTONS FOR LADIES.
having several different sets ladies can change them ~
eaton CLOAK AND SACK BUTTONS per Dozen Msdioa'
81 new brilliant Ivory 81 Pearl white dark, al so eA Is
aud fine s. Rubber, s. plain black 80ci Brocne 81 ca
Gilt ivory black drab two co.oc iot sscn
DRESS BUTTONS per doEen Pearl, white or dark, Nop
color 90c style Medallion 81 %; brilliant Ivory ~ ~ u,
ian Pattern Chased Gilt Ball 75c soc 3 and 81 ~ h
81 PLAIN SILK DRESS BUTTONS, any color nsSs to 'i-'
ARMY AND NAVY BUTTONS. ,t.
Fer this purpose they invaluable they can IN AZ
exchanged removed for cleaning or changed @
Extra = Fine hiiding Fine 81 Vest ESra =. ,rs
IS: Mdiing Fine. ~. Infantry CsysTy or Niiey -
Coat 80: Fine 81 Extra Vest 3 50 Fine 81 Connie "a
Ition for Rank ana I'm. Coat Vest - cents navy
Cost IS Fine 81 so Extra Vest ~ So Fine 81 y
So New-lofk Coat, 81 80 sane qlsi,y W.
dozen Oiie executed any state REGIMENT on shot
rsT at THE FRENCH sELFFASTENlNG BUTTON 1V'.
my are ,o. of these goods under Lef
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-11

THE EUROPEAN CONPERENcE-RUssM AccEPTs-THE
POSSIBILITY OF THE CONFERENCE MERGING INTO
. cosGREss-ITALY DESIRES TO BE ASSURED THAT
AUSTRIA WILL RECOGNIZE HER NATIONALITY AND
RRLNQUISH VENETIA-THE POSITION OF The
DIFFERENT EATIoNs-NAPoLEoSs BOOK DIS
IpEEs YAPOLEoIYYEs-THE AUTHORS VIEWS on
THE DESTINY OF THE UNITED sTATES-THE IN
TERNATIOYAL EXHIBITIoN-AN EXHIBITION BY
poRR-ART MATTBRS-THB SUCCESS OF ooURDLT.
From Our Own Correspondent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-14
SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIBs.

THE NINTH YEAR OF THIS 1NsTITu'
i ton commenced on the eth Of January, 1866.
compe,ent and experienced Teachers I'LL each
department Of study. This School affords all
IN, advantages Of a THOROUGH ENGLISH
c0IJRSE. the ANCIENT and MODERN Ian.
GITAGES, CALISTHENICS, GYMNASTlCS'
MUSIC, and all the braneheH
For Catalogue, containing full information.
MRS. G. II. BLAKE, Principal.
Oakland, California
RryyRScEs-Rev. Samuel II. Wiley, Oakland;
Hon. Sherman Day, Oakland; Rev. a. p. White
nsr.on civ. myl7 Snip
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LOST.

,o,n. from the Ksntuek Mine. on Crown PIT
pa~in. 10 virginia City, on Tuesday, June
Ia.h T Icst n bIl.holder containing q number OF
m. ana other papers. and also a note Of hand
ons,,st RisIng and Hundley, on which payment
sss been stopped. As the Aforesaid Pspsss are are
~ no value 70 any ono but TO me, the Under VII
much obIgc mo By leaving the pSsk sSs1T m 'h'
NEWS Once. III i.is.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-14

u,HIs CEMETERY IS SITUATED IN THE
range Of mountains back Of the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
ofthe city, and knowing the wants OF the commu'
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described,
under an Act Of tho late Legislature, In trust,
until such time rs the same shall be incorporated
10 securo a resting place for the dead, and to
afford 10 the friends Of the deceased the consola.
tIon Of knowing that under this trust this Gene
terry can never be disturbed, sold, or used for any
'other purpose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-14
II. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,

Ne. 10, South @ street,.-... Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Bar.tow,s Metallic Baskets md Burial
Cases, Fine Mahogany Collins,
CONN Trimmings, etc.,
In the state!
Al,o-METALLIC CoFFINs of all kinds, got
up at shortest notice. Also, large asortments Of
silver. Plated and Metal Mountings, Grape, Gloves,
Robes, Fringes and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid TO SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
promptness.
Remember the old stand
No. 10 south G Virginia.
K. w. KEYRs.
p. S.-Hearses and Carriages will be In readi.
ness to attend Funerals all over the county md
vicinity.
Nc. % South C Observation-Disclosures,
Wishes to inform his friends and the public gen.
orally that he has on hand 4
complete stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods
BEDDING, Carpets, Blankets, Sheetins,
Wares, ETC., etc.
thank my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
10 business, to merit n continuance Of the same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND, No. %
South G street, Virginia. y. W. KEYEs.
wheeler e. Wilson'S Sowing MA
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
JUS II +. w. KEYES. Agent.
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MASS MEETING.

THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA CITY AND
i Gold Hill are most respectfully requested to
attend a meeting to be held at the Court House,
on THURSDAY EVENING, juno l4th inst, to
make arrangements for tho joint and proper Gel.
ebration Of the Glorious Fourth Of July, by the
citizens Of both cities. Memberso Of all Associa.
tions are respectfully requested to attend Let
us have u general turnout, and a public and gen,
eral interchange Of views and opinions. that all
NAV feel satisfied. and none lef to think that
they are acting under a programme Of y self Sc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-14
e1IL1e, MOTT & CO.'S, COLUMN.

GILL1G, MOTT { co.'s COLUMN.
e1LL1G, MOTT & co.
HARDWARE,
STEAM GOODS. STOVES
TINwARE.
GILLIG.. MOTT & CO.,
Corner @ and Taylor .treets. Virginia.
GILLIG, MOTT 4 CO.,
sacramento and snn Rssuciscs. Cal.
AND
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I'm ALL hNDs
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c.,n.
~
Warn.
"
-run nrnrr 4, IN
OALAAU' W."
fRireproof Brick BuildinEa,)
copNpp ~ Ann III M sTRRRTS.
-
VIRGINIA,
rn,n
OFFER 0 SALE, Al THE LOWEST
"
raves
Ware. etc. Our stock VIII DO feuna very COM
49,.
plete, having oesh eAouhy se'oe'oa w WI"
-- o.,
Tns ioho"'os o'"P'Ae" " PA'' o"'''" Wv"
On nm n, R,r Iron. round and square, al Lake,
eolooo p. Sheet Iron
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Wis Az
Is have u general turnout, and a public and gen,
raj Interchange Of views and opinions, that all
feel satisfied, and mono LEFT to think that
hey are acting under a programme OF q sell Sc
ee,ed few.
D MLoye l. Hermann
R Kirman Tw Smith
/ q harrington Fox
w Stovall Lw Ferris
J Swift w Anderson
Frank Downcy w WOODBURY.
D Corson J Nee Reardm
B II Hereford C Burbank
Warren Heaton Allen Mann
c ] Lansing Richard Rising
b v Barry ID Lachman
$ A McMeans X Crane
Pembroke Murray Simon Witcnes
d Elliott JIG Clark
! Ballard Thomas Hewlett
c Sutterly John A Collins
] A Rals;on Jones
+ Liyermore NJ Wertheimer
n Graves HI levitt
r ID Ferguson Lowery
Crosby & Dexter Mark Levison
Jacob Young, Jr Hedger
] c Wilcox Block & Co
] C Keene SRosener
Treat & Strauss Chas o Sloat
Fred w Cole Dias q Glouoer
j Latham w Thornburgh
Chas b Hammond INV Theall
Chas Scholl Holmes
Alfred / Burke RG Sheath
VIM G Murphy A Edwards, Agent
Light & Haviland Geo Z Hill
volney Spalding EN- Jacobs
Dohlo CahIll g. Eyre
II Falk Mclaughlin & Root
Bernhard Frank e Currte x Co
L Feusier s. Co Burial
II M Eddy ID Cad & Co
John A Moch Donncll & Co
b + Hastings & Co George Downey
Chns Gilman Geo p Morrill,
Chas Dahlman & Co JB Fulton
ID Wolf & Co. A Cook
Bros II HANK
s Elkus BIC Brown
M BLACK Maria Medupred
NJ Friedman VI Holmes
Orasacher Bralk OH Long
I, II Warner VIM L Hoover
,John Church James Spencer
4 Wolf OH burke
Frank Denver John Piper
w s Edwards CEDeLong
C Finley CT imoal
w q Orriek II G McDougall
J d Winters AC Manning
w ID GRAY FFrankenheimer
= @ Cook Philip Lynch
W II .Joiman Shepard & Goodrich
3 Bittner II Maynard
j Starks John II Mills
Mike McClusky John Lambert
s WE'LL CC baitenlhh mann.
White and Mitchell Archamoault q phihp
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