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g. S.H..-DERsO.F. g.

H1AyUF and Dealer in
NJ Boots Shoes. Leather. &c, &c. Shop on suhsl @
street the corner Of Eighth. repairing neatly
and pro empty executed.
Aaaitowoe September 20, 1868. II
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q CnDgMEss. .T. -.

HFFEHs his Services TO inc ciaizeEas
" Of Two Rivers and vicinity.
ono. at Louis Zaniers, On Washington Street All
call. in rilas. or county promptly attended to.
KDYEfESCES-Doctor \. S Davis VIM. Byford
AaA A. Andrews of Chicago, and Dr. Easton, OF Mani
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e. d. .yO.gES s. sEnD.,

1IATEFACFUSE SERS and Dealers In
NJ Lumbar Lath and Shingles Bills cut TO order
% short notice. Nanitowoc, Wis
n laws W. n. JoSEs.
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RET.1yE LUMBER r.sRED,

TIER Cn6:ersig cd are DrcD-rcd TO Sill
TO order bills OF lumber or lata on the shortest
sstiss A man will bc at all times in the ward,
r,eay to wait customers and receive their or
a., The best stock keot coStantly hand al the
nill corner of Quay and ath streets.
1a,l GUYLES ( BROWN.
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FRED. SCEEEs sED EH.

MEAT Mark ksf.--5&ayir,.c purchased
Nj the business of Wnl. Brown. shall hereafter
ssnstantly keep hand the choieeSt meats at the
lewsst rates. share OF public patronage solicited.
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CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN
AEs, ROAD.

atasss from Manitowoc connect daily with trains
en the Chicago and Northwestern Railway, leaving
NEESAH AND MENASHA
As follows: Cong East at SIS \. II, and p N.
reaching Chicago ct $50 P. NJ and 4.45 A NJ making
close connections with all
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN RAIL ROADS
and with
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND OMAHA LINE
II the c. 4 n W. Railway, for Dixon Fnlton, Cedar
Esxids. Boone Niespuri Valley function. SloUA
CITY t,oUNCII. BLUFFS and OMAHA. thence via
Union Pacific Rail Road tmain iincl To cheyenne,
Denver, Sweet Water Mines. Salt Lake and all parts
81 Colarado, Utah Nevada Idaho Montana, Calsornia
and Oregon.
Trains going North leave Menasha ssnd Neenah at
>A A. NJ and SIS P. NJ
Sterptsq to4cbsS ali niTht trans.
through Ticket. to all pont. Fast or Sonth can be
purchased OF A H. Boartman, Tjcked Agent
A-4" GEO. l.. DUNLAP. Gen. Supt.
e&Sfs p f.PsrRtcK. General Passenger Agent
D. T. Il ORION, \. w. Pass Agt Chicago.
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The Chicago Post truly says that the
people of Baltimore are an intensely loyal
people. Their loyalty is, moreover, the
most versatile and accommodating loyal
ty that we have ever seen outside of the
border States. During the war they
hardly knew whether they belonged to
I'VE 'uns'' or ''you 'uns.'' Let Union
corps march through the city, and you
would see Baltimore streets lined with
Federal flags more profusely than was
ever Broadway, New York leta rebel
victory occur next day and out would fly
the Confederate flag from the same iden-
tical windows all done by slight turn
of the wrist, you see.'' These Baltimor-
cans have, we notice, been giving pub
lie reception to man hired to carry the
American flag about the country, for
dramatic effects. We dare say the per
sons who participated in the reception of
"Sergeaat" Bates, the other day, are
the same who shot down the Massachu
sets soldiers in the same streets in 1861.
0 Maryland, my Maryland -
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Ottawa, April %. Two detectives
have sworn to have overheard conver-
sation between Whelan and Doyle in the
jail, in which Whelan it is said to have
admitted to Doyle that he shot ID Archy
AlcGee and he would be either hung
or go to the Penitentiary for life for it.
He was prepared for either and seemed
TO take pride in the idea that his name
would be handed down to posterity as a
great man.
Doyle was placed in a cell adjoining
Nhelan as stratagem to lead him into
conversation the detectives taking a
position near to listen
The evidence bears hard on Doyle as an
accomplice
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RED JACKET AXE.
HaIburn's patenI~-Ju:y 9. 1857.
Tried and not Found Wanting;

SIRs:-I have fully tried your Patent Axe and find
that is all that you claim for 1t Will chop faster
than any other ANo that saw. and leaves the
wood without sticking at all. wotd not chop thres
days without Tor fie cost ! need not say any
more, for any man that tre. will be satisfied
McheespUrt, Dec. lS, 1867 NM. KEGS.
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ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS. The
Stats Zettung of yesterday states that
1t Is the intention of Mr.. Charles Loding.
the Republican candidate for Clerk of the
Recorder 5 Court, to contest the election
OF MIR, Dan 0 Hara Mr.. Loding claims
that frauds were committed in the First
Precinct of the eleventh Ward so exten-
sive In their nature as to deprive him of
the Office to which he was entitled. 1t
is claimed that this was done by taking
his tickets from the box and substitute
those with O Hara' name on them, until
fully sixty tickets had been thus nlanip-
ulated. Chicago Tribune.
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S,TATE OF wGsCoSsIx, 5zanisovss

S,TATE OF WISCONSIN,, szsniforSe
- County.
Probate Office. April 18th A. D. 1858.
In the matter of the Proof and Probate of the last
viii and testimony OF Charles ecsn deceased, late
OF the County of 4Ianitowoc:
Whereas. instrument in writing purporting to
be the last Will and testment of Charles Riechen de-
ceased late of the County Of Maowoc has been filed
in this office; and whereas, application has been
made by Sophie Rcchen, praying that the be
proven and admitted to Probate according to the laws
OF this State:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office il 5the Mani
towoc in said County, on the 1lth day Of May A. d.
loGS, at 10, O'Clock a. m.
And it is urtGero rde.ed that notice shall be given
to all persons interested in said will. of tho time and
place of said hearing u publishing in the Mantowoc
Tribune a newspapec printed in said village of Mani
towoc for three successive weeks each week prior
to the time of such hearing BY the Court,
Bl5-13t g. W BARKER, County Judge.
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CAiTTnN- 1as Ga's aas 9isn,ss eaa 'ss T'fs, fs
firees these patents viii be prosecuted according
law. 1entiers dealers, aud persons using any
infringement liaLlo with the maker of the in-
frinsement.
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DR A. j. pAT<IaES. Dentist. I'll ce
IL in Sharman's new building, sth Street.
Aanitowoc. Wis
- Teeth extracted without pain.
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.N.sSC.N'EC.

eSular - Getting OF 7sanitovEcc Lodge
X is held AZ Masonic Iiail on York Street. on the
Ist and Sd Wednesday of Each Month
E. X. RAND, W. NJ.
VIZ II HORN Sac
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Official returns have been received
of the recent judicial election from
every county in the state but Shawono
The Republican majority will not vary
twenty votes from 7.000-a gain of over
two thousand since last fall.
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I.0.AS E. kGNEW.

and ali h. nds oi Groceries from IL TO 20 per cent.
Best ,5gpaa Tea. 81.
Best Ilsqiist Breakfast Tea 81
Sr7en3fH Oo7oz7 Zee 90 efs e.
1907 bbis Flour, al grades. from SIT upwards
20.00n gal Messses all grades from 40 cts. urwards
Coiees roasted and ground, 15c 40c. Sugars a.,
grades. reine-s prices and everything used every
family cheaper and better than any store in New York
rUD1IAS Il. A&NEW occupies his own store. owns
the property and has no rent 10 pay; imports and
buys eXcluveiy for cash, gave a in hiS fo
consequently he can uader-en any house in the city
G. feG & rar mon, hgUaranteel 20 agents everywhere
~ klrE7s selling PrtCat JreYiaSti0G Metallic
Coflcs'jPes Write for circulars to the American Wira
Co.: lG2 Broadway, Ny. ~ g Dearborn Chicago Ill
HOWE & STEVENS FksILY DYE COLORS.
rEN:lRFY DIFFERENT SHADES all in liquid
form. The same shades all in powder form We
advise the of tie Hacks Browns and Drabs in
tir powder form For safe by all Druggists aud Deal
ers. and at the Manufactory. Boston. Mass
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JUSTICE of the Peace. Office. Aueb-
u rsrs building of shth and York streets,
MaSitowoc, Wisconsin.
Win make collections, pay taxes search the recc' DIS,
ArAw deeds. mortgages and contracts. &C, &c. Ali
Suaasss will receive prompt attention My 10
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DDI II. SHOFE,
HEH'RE !SFREe EE,

4 TTORSEY and Counselor at Law.
"A once with Geo. \. Woodin- hantowoc, WIS
11ei, 1879
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DOOK AGENTS WANTED, for Houland's LIFE CT
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Agents Will the advantage OF deal
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terms address, j. B. BURR 4 CO., Publishers, Hart
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IN PROB BAFE:--Nfauif0.yoc Go. Court
In the matter of the estate of Christian Tostenson
Deceased.
On reading and fliife the petition Of Tosten Chris
tansou of said county, representing. among other
things, that Christian Tostenson late of said county
in the month of November. D. 1865 at the State OF
Kentucky. died intestate leaving goods, chattes and
estate within this State, and that the said petitioner
is the f,thcr of said deceased and praying that adj
ministration of said bs him gr-red it is orr
dered that said petition be heard before the Judge of
this Court, on Monday the 18th day d May A. d. 1865
a 10 o'clock A. VI. at my office in SAID County.
0rdere further. that notice thereof be given to the
heirs of said deceased and to Ill persons interested,
BY publishing copy of this order for three successive
weeks prior said day of hearing in the Mnnitowoc
Tribune weekly newspaper published at Manltowoc
in said County.
Dated at Manitowoc the 9th day of April A. d.
1865.
w15-2-3t GEO. W BARKER, County Judge.
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.s'esv .4Fduertisense1.fs.
Oats for Sale,

Three thousand bushels OF Oats for Sale at low fl g
ures for cash by EDWARD CONWAY :
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4. o. %. f.

ThickerpiuS s.oSi@e No. 5S- I. o. o. n.
Meet, every Friday Evening at the odd Felows
HALL Corner of Commercial < Egh h Streets.
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The CHICAGO ELECTIoN.-Th demo
cratic papers have made great blow
over the Chicago election, and with large
capitals, gain OF 5000 was announced.
1t is true that they elected their city
ticket-one officer by $50 majority and
the other by l50-but that was the re-
suit Of dissatisfaction in the ranks Of the
republican party and q very light vote.
while the Republicans retain their usual
majority in the common council. \
more careful revision of the returns of
election show that the Republicans car
ried the city by majority of nearly 400,
taking the aggregate vote polled for can
didates for aldermen as the basis of cal
culation. 1t needs microscope to dis
cover the 'great democrottc uicto!y.'
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CEE,4.N CITY HG USE
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TTORNEy At Law. AanafoWoc-
a Wisconsn ONCE on Eighth street, over the
rtTst National Bank jy1965
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Anna c Leverett-
90 600 feet lumber ISL 900 shingles 1000 atns 80
bbls -four $50 bXs soap SO bxs candles hhds to-
baccO aud sundTIes
NEW Notwithstanding George Washington
GA bales cotton ll3 bales moss and wool 1877 hhds
tobacco 100 bbls beef $50 hides 2l6 pkgs mdse
$24, goo in specie
BOSTON-Schr Edwin Reed-342 bales cotton
80 bfbales moss Ala cases wine $50 SKIS corn H.
COO bu.he corn IN bulk
HAVANA-Schr Andromeda-95 csks ale 5 do
porter aO4 empty bbls 200 do hhds 50 do tcs Or
pipes gin $40 SKIS corn
LIVERPOOI-Ship Armstrong-2572 bales cot
ton 24t 0 slaves 80 bbls pork 204 hides
BREMEN-Bark lido Kimball-l339 bales cot
ton 1910 slaves
BOSTON-3rig Glendale-2O,5S7 bushels corn
in bulk
GALVESTON-Ste Austin-266 bbls Of
-four so bxs soap loo bXs starch 100 SKIS coffee and
suDdries
INDIANOLA-Steamship Texas-650 SKIS corn
20 bales hay 10 bbls potatoes and sundries
ST LOUlS-Steamer Olive Branch-Sundries
TRENION-Steamer w Dance-Sundry mdse
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seed Folsom & Pierson-l7 do to E Boisblane-o'
ks rice Dupre-23l SKIS cotton seed Magin-
nis-s3 do S G Fairchild-l3 bbls molasses Clars'
Croebel &co-l5 do hhds sugar Jno I Moore *
co.'s hbds sugar McStea 4 Value-lS do to
Burbridge &co-53 do G Sabatier-lo + W kodn
dol Wallis &co-snndries to Order-Total ~
bales cotton 49 SKIS seed cotton l42 hhds sugar 70
bbls molssses
SHREVEPORT-St Elnora-l03 bales OF
cotton J W Burbridge &cO--50 DO Ben Toledano
"a / Cbahe A Bro-e6 Brooks, Macdonald &co-56
Cher. Atwater &co-98 Kirkpatrick n helth-3o
Warren Crawford &co-lS Spyker Sandidge-
70 Cummings, Brown &co-2s II CARER
perkins. Sw enson &co-l6B NJ HOrrell &cO-l0 t.
a Eldridge-9 Speake * Buckner-6 Rawln-
A Nurrell-6 p Smith, Ar Miltenberger-4 do
eadies WingO &cO-3 Richardson May d"
Plauche & Witt do Q l. Walmsley eco 90
] d Blair &co-I do A Dunbar-55 head cattle
r G Nee &co-l60 bbls beef l55 half.bbls % tcs
DO Wilson & Young bale hides j G Robinson
surdries 70 order--Tota 596 bales cotton
FFERSON-Steamer CaddO 2t7 bales cotton
n Ware Son-l23 do kirkpatrick Keith-St
Brooks, Macdonald &co-72 Ober. Atwater &co-
50 " Burbridge &cO-42 Clapp Bros &co-ln6
Speake Buckner-l7 keenan,, Phifef u Norris
Is Leverich-2l Chatfe & Bro to order
n Warren. Crawford &cO-5 Perkins SWenson
col bales wool JnO Robinson bales skins 80
tdls hides 243 hides bbs wax l. Mann &c0-
rs ties beef C Leverich-sundres to order-To-
tai Sl4 bales cotton
NATCHEZ- Steamer Wild Wagoner-73 bales
cotton = Newman OcO-l0 10 puChiACi SACO
Flower & Maes-l2 Vose Bros K Pritchard-S
Mcdowell a Nugent--S 0ber. Atwater &;o-l do
Adams CockhuIn 4 HOwe--6 H lsaacson-6 to
Lewis Payne, Huntington &co-I Bols-i
Lehman, Newgass &cO-4 Male, Day &co-4 a.
Wright Allen &cO-l A MiltenbeTger &co-l DO
F Da SiIva-l r X Walker &cO-sundries TO or
der Total l76 bales cotton
LOWER COAST-Steamer A Brown-l2 hhds
sugar Chatiraix Il Agar-20 do b JOhnson-l5 do
10 bbls molasses J w Burbrdge &co-l7 do cSs
do p Masperp &cO-3 bbls mOlasses hhds sugar
Milhken Bringier-22 bills rice Socola-2o DO
2 tks rice + Dupre-snndres TO order-TOtal 90
hhds sugar csks SO bbls molasses
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hetty Gilmore-4 bids
hiees Clement-30 hhds sugar II Fnlay-ls DO
r Rourgeois-l5 SKIS seed cotton A Thibaut-2 On
9 bhls rice Cherot-55 bales moss and sundries
to order-Tota II SKIS seed cotton 80 hhds sugar
THE JUMP-Stcmer Hunter-2l bbls rice To
Pmaud & Fellon-lO do ASocola-suncries 10 or
der 1900.
LOWER COAST-Lugger La Province-8O bbli
potatoes TO order
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOE LE.''.''''''''''''''''''-''''h "~ -
ROBINSON & ASTON,
Real Estate Agents, Ne. "a Commercial Place
Farm. ON N. o. and jackson Railroad.

POKCHATOULA STAT IONA Farm on the New orlsaas
Al jackson Railroad mile from ronchato1la Station As
Of Sbich are cared sncsd nd cult Walton
The Improvement sons Of tive Aou e5ch eoatn as so
Graz Vines 100 bearing Pratt Trees 200 yosng Frat Tres
Prce-Si2O hall cash balance and two years. with
PoS sToULG-A Farm o. 40 I've miles from .hs
sist OF comfortable Dwelling Kitchen Stable re1itr,-
ASa'' q rss:9s AP 81. Pear sss s% s.n BIG:
htde enclosing be place Pr es $500 part cash. balance IN
hse6NCHLTUuLG-S farm Of 800 acres 20 Of which are
Gle red. laprovn nts consist o. ne % og s' eoa
wants Hou.e Bathhouse stAue Smokshose Back' nite's
f1S sS Pssses Ps@ figs Ounces SssG
Price 5000, o,e half cash balA5es srns to siit -,
land forty acres O. which are cleared Ths improvements
IA 49, ssierss ktshsn servants roors stabs etc 400
bearing peach trees. Price sso0 i,
lano ~ith small dive ling ana necessary outoadding 0rehsu
CHAFEw $40 Acres Il Land Adjois ag tbs Paper Fac
tory ChatsvA Price 5000; one-thTd cash. balance
osTKA-IArgs AZ sxcels nt Dwelling. Of about twelve
rooms and al necessary outoGi dag, WITH square OF
sPONUHATOULA-yery csnfsrtabs Dwelling Of six
rooms besides dians kitchen ssrvaa's room ssss
pesche-, p.ums, etc. Price sl2oj. More land may DC
SuEHlI-HA6dsoms Residence. containing rson' in
main hsildnE front and sds galleries Tns OF rooms
acre. Of Handsomely improved grousd OnehAf mile from
the dsg-1 at ssm%I- rree StS9O, 81, -,o,,s IN b-b
state czlsaton house contains hall snd ten room
orh ard Of cheice fruit
TANGIPs II Alarm o. one huudred and sixty scrss Of
lend with dwelling II six kitonsn, snok' susa ser
wants hsuses hop carriage hOase bGra stables, ETC.
young orchard OF 1876 frait ess
AkCOLA desrAbls Residence with Is acres OF land
A. Arcoa station contains icons Il Aau build
ing ent galleries, disusr09n, klc1e1, too ser,
carrisge louise, STABLE etc. Orca.rd OF ~
beaTir trees. . .
ARCULA-Lsrge dwelling and 100 acres OF land at Ar
cola, Fbsut oi 9 hall Of which is cleared
HAMMOND SFATIO Farm two miles frsm Hammond
Station Oflears aud Jeckson Railroad, miles from
Oehn. containing - OF land, Is OF which are
cleared improvements c0n.is or two rweinEs one o.
thr rooms Of room, bitch servants room etc
The proper is beautifully situated there IS magnncent
grove Of magn Ia anG PrisB Slj01 O7ehai' cash
ST MMIT-A Farm rifle IRON summit station New
Oresns A. d Jackson HsiirOad, miles from New Orleans
containing land IS OF which cleared tnc
fenced improvements consist Of goo dwelling OF SIX
rooms with r ut g-ley; tithen servants room stable
bearing fruit trees bsautiu shadr eesi ne 81
churches. schools and good society Price SOJj can .
MAGkOLIA Farm four niles from Aagnoia 100 miles
from New ORLEANS 800 Of land, 100 &C e. o.
Which az cleared. iupoV meuts consist + very c'msrt
bic dWeling and all necessary OutouldnSs Ihere Is A.
orchard OF choice q uit tees. Price SOU.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-16
Receipts OF Frcdaes.

CAIRO-Steamer Great Republic-32 bales cot
ton Adams CucKhurn 4 Howell Aiken Rainey
Besdl.s Wingo &co--s J w Burbridge &co-S
Boyd A Martin-ll BlakemOre, Woodbridge &cO-
as Campbell, Eckford &co-2 Clapp Bros &co-s
s Friediander-l5 ID Il Carroll &co-75 Jos Hoy
6TS s Henderson-lg4 w A johnson &co-29 do
Lacey, Terry &co-22 Martin & Case-37 TO Ober,
Atwater &co-lO5 John Phelps &cO-S r G Taylor
/ Tansill, Horbeak &cO-l36 bales cotton dam
aced) l. W Cooper-2l4 90 do Board of Under
writers-35 do do Wilson & Young -2O76 SKIS corn
NJ Horren &co-l9g7 do Alex Norton &cO-l2l4
do Blakemore, Woodbridge &cO-l607 r l. Walker
SOC Tansill. Horheak &cO-S9s Martin Il Case-40
Morrison Buck &cO-40 Woods, Matthews &co-
l7IGw Floyd-6s do J c Rogers &cO-6 hhds to-
bscco Jno f King-2 90 Turnbuu Kirby &co-3
DO Wilson a Young bxs Udse Campbell Eek
ford &co-l do Dickman. Hill &cO-6 pigs m1se
Cbenoweth, Casey AGO. d. b Graham &cO-5
bbls flour John Nixon &co-7 haf-bbls butter and
Q bbls eggs TO F DelBondo-l0 csks bacon to ] II
Oglesby 6co-67 head cattle Inbau, Aycock &cO-
DO II G Noel &co-4l mules Evans -sundries TO
order-ro,sl 994 bales cotton IL hhds tobacco
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-37 bales
cotton Flower & Maes-l3 DO West & Wright-l3
PAYNE, Huntington &co-l2 ] DaSilva-ll do 70
W Edwards Sco-7 Jurey & Harris-6 r Bertran
3 Clarke, Groebel &cO-3 Bulger &co-2 G rheu-
rer-2 J DAVID Ben Toedano-2 Levi-2 do
John Nixon &co-l 4 NJ lsaacson-l Bloch Bros
] Lapene Ferre-l 5 Friedsnder-l DO Scale
Watt rman-al sis cotton Ben Toledano-lt DO t
Blanchin j Giraud-l4 A Thibaut-4O SKIS cotton