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MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW


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HOW TO GET REGISTERED.

fyou find your name is not on the
list, go yourself to the assessor, and
make your claim to be put on. He is
bound to add your name. He cannot
question your right. You need not
discuss the matter with him, your
''claim" is enough. Give him also
your precise residence, occupation, &c.
He will mark &C. V" opposite your
name
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II EYSTONE CIDER MILLS.
IN Warranted the best in the World at old pri-
ees, and WILL0UGHBY'S CELEBRATED GUM
SPRING AND ROLLER GRAIN DRILLS for
sowing grain, grass seed and fertilizers, made
with the shovels set zig gag or in single rank.
Farmers viii buy other + ind. Sold by Harty
& Metzgar exclusive Agents for Bedford and ad-
joining counties.
Also complete stock of building material
Blacksmith's tools, shoe findings, Leathers, Sad
ding and a full assortment of general Hardware
which for the Cash we will sell at City prices
HARTLEY & METZGER,
iul3ctf Sign of the Red Pad Lock.
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tie tadt07ic U0rtd. July, 1869. ..-.>
The uniformity of excellence which charac-
terizes this magazine is maintained in the June
number.
Observation-Disclosures at Salamanca; Day
break; Sauntefiug; Physical Basis of Life
Two Months in Spain During the late Revolu-
ton; Sister Aloyse's Request; Second Plenary
Council of Baltimore; Legend of st. Thomas
Beethoven; Lecky on Morals Faith; Religion
Emblemed in Flowers; CathOlieity and Pan
theisIn; To a Favorite Madonna; To those who
tell us what time it is.
ORudrd. July, 1869.
The South and its contest comes in for good
deal of attention in this number. OF coursc
things are seen through Northern glasses, and
therefore truth and fairness are rigidly OBJ
served. "My Irish Shooting Lodge" is-silly
enough. Still, this issue may be thought an
improvement on its predecessors.
The Ne,c Eclectic Mogasine. July, 1869.
Full of excellent articles, selected with taste
and discrimination.
Contents-Dove cotes; Little Barefoot; Spec
rum Analysis; How Lisa Loved the King
Jacobite Ladies of Murrayshall; Modern Ele-
mont i'll Literature; A Strange Legend of Bo-
hernia; Some Hygeists, Old aud New; st. Val
entines Day; Fred's Friend; Authorship at
the South; Spring the Rhine; My KNAPP
sack; Mosaic; The Hayersaek.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
vow rrxa srAR AND cAT1K0LIc -1rzssxEGxR.
-> NV oILri1as. SUNDAY JUSiSI " li5ss! 4

.iros from Carrellton and Jeffsrspn City, with
lew to concert measures to fesist the pro
..odinys Of the Ship island Canal, Company,
~. refarred "A communication as to the made
.,ocy of the First District Court room, took
tho same direction. A nienorial wns recoived
s.on, the Firemeai's Association asking for ton
,opths' pay due them, mounting 30 StO0, 900
.. -os referred to the Finance Committee. $500
..mars ordered to be expended In repairs on
penville street A resolution to.employ addi-
t;onal counsel to defend the Conncii in the
emit instituted by the appoiRtees' of Gov. War
moth was referred. After aSreeess of fifteen
minutes, the Board adjourned:%
Board of assistant Aldermen.-The Treasurer's
,seekly report showed: Receipts $21 1926 II !;
exrenditures, S14,212 SO; balance hand,
ca O9I o. A communication was received
from the First District Court asking for re-
roirs to the building The President of the
BOARD appointed the several standing commit
tees follows:
Streets and Landings-G. Farrell, chairman !;
Messrs Walker, Wynne and Lagan. Finance
John Breen, chairman Messrs. pays string
chairman Messrs. Davis, StriHger and Paisley.
Police and Health--Alfred Kearny, chairman !;
Messrs. Grapdpre, Stringer and Barnes. Rail
>rOaQS-Al1Geu hcaThy, ChdiiIdh SAcsST6s LII
pan, Camp and Wynne. Fire-Chas Stringer,
Chairman; Messrs. Wynne, Davis and Breen.
Workhouse and Prisons--John Paisley, chair
man Messrs. Barnes, Lagap and Farrell. Wa
fer Works-Wm. Davis, chairman Messrs.
Stringer, Wynne and Farrell. improvements
and BHldings-G. Camp, chairman Messrs.
Breen, Wynne aud Grandpre
The Finance Committee submitted resolu-
tion to carry into effect an act of the Legisla-
ture to enable the city of New Orleans to fund
its floating debt and liquidate its Indebtedness,
which, after some discussion, passed its first
reading. Another resolution passed it's first
reading authorizing the city to borrow of the
Fink Asylum Fund and McDouough School
Fund the sum of $6i2, 000 under certain reser-
yations. A resolution wds adopted directing
the Controller to deposit immediately with the
Fiscal Agent, the notes of the farmers of the
markets as security for the payment of the in
terest on the seven per cent. bonds. By reso-
luton, the Finance Committee with the Fiscal
Agent, were directed to take the necessary
measures to uphold the credit of the city be-
fore the first proximo. A resolution in
troduced providing for the appointment of a
joint committee on retrenchment, after which
the Board adjourned.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
TIE MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER 81

--Ihe Eathalic priesss have done 80, in 40.
cordance with the wfffpf their Divine Master,
aud Will continue to do until this And of time
notwithstanding Presbyterian Methodistic Biz,
,otry % i,l 1iisIff7T5 "a fFef5g rs q
Those Apostles of truth, those true preachers
OF the Gospel have irrigated the earth with the
yertcd the nations, not by sweet cakes and can
dy, not BY clothing naked backs and feeding
hungry bellies, but by laying the axe to the
bridied passions, by teaching submission TO
the laws, subordination to authority, Justice to
al men, and above all things truth in every
particular; to love their enemies, to do good
to those that hate them, to pray for those who
perseeute them; remembering well the bless
ing OF the Redeemer, " Blessed are ye when
sake rejoice and be glad, for your reward Is
great III Heaven" .-;sfii j. MoYNIHAN, ~
Pastor of St. Johns Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

SoULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.-Thc sub
great deal of attention, both continents One point
tanned in the curriculum and the time thus applied
ly in favor of the last view, and think justly This
of the populations and of our feiow-ctizons.
George Soule ESQ., was among the first in this conmu
nifty to inaugurate system which has met with great
Gators THIS is evidenced by the action of dscrminat
years have borne the strongest testimony to his
as the principal of college In private but not less h6.
norabe he has tho approval and thanks of
parties who have benefited by his admirable system
The claptrap Of the charlataa has place in ar
rangements Superficial tinsel may for u deude
aKenng Trscti0n eoHsesFh GeSs-
mercl College has attained its present by
the high Intelligence which prcsdea every depart
menhe ndetatEabe zeal of it's accomplished of
teacbersthe thoroaghess OF the instruction impaired
and the truly posoplic method adopted to apply
ticay all the details to every day transactions
nercal usaGes The liberal Inducements held dur
ing the summer months of fifty per cent deduction,
should be promptly ayailed Of BY doing hundreds
qualify themselves for lucrative positions in the
fall This of itself evidence of expansive philaf-
thrOpy far more convincing than specious professions
thu" rhodumontade which seems to be the stock in
trade of bOmbastic prete nders The facilities offered for
acquiring good Of pepmanshp arc such were
before offered in this aud the fee is
extremely rCasonabie3 per mOnth-tat there few
who cannot avail themselves Of ts suspicious oPpOrtu
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

J. A. BRAKEMAN 81 Co., never do anything
by halvesthat is in the small crcumscribed sense in
which this phrase Is usually accepted. Bot when they
things by halves it rebounds highly to their credit
and the great benefit of their customers, For in
stance Antoinettes for S5 which about
half WORTH Marie AntoLnette bchns at
IS, half and q third OF what 1t is worth.
SO it will be seen what difference there is between the
way in which different people do things by halves The
truth is gentlemen composing this firm inter
este in tho welfare Of their customers that half their
waking moments devoted to cOntriving means to
promote interests of their friends by Offering
the most stupepdous bargains
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According to Brigham Young, the Federal
Officers are all scalaMags.- -
The Catholic population of Glasgow is f47,-
600. and of Edinburgh 10000.
The conscience" money fund in the United
States now amounts TO over $4,000.
Emigrants are leaving Liverpool for this
country at the rate of 1900 per day.
The collection for the Hall Convent fund in
the Diocese of Meath amounted to Geo.
At the late sale of the Mount Vernon estate,
the prices ranged from S25 to $50 per acre.
Gossip says Japan has determined to organ
lze Parliament after the English pattern.
Mrs. L. b. Washburne'is a descendant of the
early Erenoh traders who settled in Illinois.
In the late Paris election they rosorted to
the New Orleans trick of staffing baIIot-boxes.
A bill has been introduced in the Italian
Senate to prohibit the illicit expectation of
boys. ~
Another suit for the possession of the Trinity
Church property, New York, is before the
courts.
Petroleum V. Nasty is said to have gained
$4,000 during the past year by his lectures.
The new match offered for sale is made of
sodium instead of phosphorus, thus rendering
it less offensive.
Belgian chemists manufacture a champagne
which sells at a franc bottle, and yields
handsome profit.
1t is proposed to get up grand fair in Gin
cinnati, to exhibit the manufactures of the
Mississippi valley.
European railroads are trying the expert
ment of running at low fares, and find their
receipts increase -...
The American Institute of Homeopathy have
amended their constitution, as to admit
female practitioners
Senator Sumner, having divulged in his Ala
bama speech some of the conversations held
with foreign diplomats, is held in distrust by
these gentlemen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

MCKENSA's SODA SALOON, g. CAMP STREET.
By notice elsewhere it will be that Mr.. b. Nc
Kenna saloon for soda mead and pastry at
6s Camp street. The success which has attended the
establishment has induced him to consult
the convenience of his uptown friends by opening n
central branch where they may participate in the
which he dspenscs and the toothsome
pastry which finds its praises in every mouth. y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

HrILE & Thomas, aHctioneers, 167 Poydras
street have daily sales Of furniture, comprising every
artcle required either in psrlor bedroom kitchen or
Young energetic and devoted to their
calling persons doing business with them will find their
interests consulted We refer to their advertisement
in another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
r Isr OF PREMIUMS AWARDED THE sRPToLINE
II OIL COMPANY III tf

At tho Louisiana State Fair of 1863:
Ono for the Best Aasortment Of LAMPS, 4-l
For the Best HonexplOsive III Illuminating OIL
orr no Best Sugar. House LANTERNS,
Cane-Shed
For the Best Hand "
And the Best OIL and Portable GAS BURNERS
Portable considerod TO be by far the
best this market. just try them and
remember guarantee them to give entife satshc
ton will refund the money. . -
Fluid Is work admirably
IN a Lamps Petroleum Stoves
that good for anything at ALL shaving been especially
Every styie * fXSfPs LANTERNS, CHIhrNEYS
BURNERS, AID LAMP TRIMMINGS OF every descrip
tOn, OIL CANS ...---- - :.
METEOR SAFETY LAMP and No CHIMNEY BURN
Era new feature in househol6 economy, combining
safsty with economy and briilinncy of light
ONCE and Sample Of the Septoine on Company No
Is pauphine street near Canal
Orders distance promptly Aed and goods careful
ly pacL cd to prevent breakage. - -. -
jc2f 3m j. P. CROSS, Manager.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

Persons who are enabled to give information
James aud Patrick Hagan, will please communicate
the same TO Henry Hagan addressed to John Bannon
Peta4uma, Lanama cOunty, California.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

c. II. Werkmuller agent, druggist and apo
thecary has removed his establishment from 4Gl Dry
AIDES Poydras street where he has opened
a well assorted stock of fresh drugs and chemicals.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

If you"want first class freproOf and water
proof roof order plastic slate roof Office 81 Magazine
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

The lock-stitch family sewing machines adj
vertsed by E. w EnEle is it is said, the most ample
durable and beautiful any before the public See
advertisement elsewhere. Ivy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A NNUAL EXAMINATION OF THE BOYS OF
ST. JoSEPHs SCHOOL,
ST. JoSEPHS NEW HALL,

Common Street,
ON WEDNESDAY, June 3d. and THURSDAY and
FRIDAY, July LIST and I'd,
At o'clock r.. ". precisely.
THE STAR BAND will he in attendance each evcn-
ing. ie2I- 1t
SCHOOL ACKNOWLEDGMENT COMMERCIAL
- COLLEGE, corner Camp and Common streets, VIII
have special arrangements al who wish 10 loarn
Penma nship, bookkeeping, Mathematics English
French, Spanish, German during the school vaca-
tions: This Institution Is session, with full
and able faculty Let cali and judge for Themselves
1t is said that of the graduates for the past u years
are now out Of employment nor has one ever been
pauper criminal. je2I 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

DETER ROSS BUILDER RETURNS THANKS
the citizens of New orleahs for their patronage
for the last twenty He has made extensive
additions TO his workshops and introduced several
Wood working Machines which viii enable him TO at
tend promptly to any business in his line.
Shop and office. of Prytania and Washington
atreetsi Merchants Exchange No. Il PoAtOiiice
Box No 1873. is2I ~
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EDITORIAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

eount Bismarck is expected to visit London
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According to Brigham Young, the Federal
officers are all scalawacs -
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L. - -
J., MILE JR.
Va ar,o,s,n s,,ao. oo,,,.- ~ .,.ho,,,..,,.. -Jf
- -. ~ - 4 - 4f' 80 s,Sr
o.. l..sa Is -asastsr
Whits GOOD onaty 40 eents
White SW ISIS good quality, 30 cents ~. tt Eatis
IA Colored JACoNETs. so eents. 49,
~ Il, Linen sHEE El q =. worth s. 50
Linen row ELS, good quality ., so per dozen.
| 81 Linen Daaaask row ELS, "a so worth o.
Good assortment Of CoissgTs, from 81 to S.
Good issortnent Of Lace sLIAWLs from q 70 $50.
Fine assortmentot Mas5elss TIdMiNGS All color
eLov u g., ..,....,...,.,. - 80. =.
a. ~. 3, a. -. -,
- aa|s - a r 49, =, 49, e
| ~ r. n + arr ; nm 81
o.. 80. =. s.as..a =. e, fss
.o-,. - T.,.s...,,. ~ = u. :.,,,..s
1os. = = = .ass. aug =. -.
2. y -, AND oFsAUM
o'clock, his New Auction Room No iss drarisE
street corner Carondelet--
Top BsSsaSs WashstSads Sofas, Spring Seat ohs.as
arlie Iop Tenure Iapaes arpIe 11P sssss
boards Extepsl9n Tables Cano and weed sea- ehsEs
nats PsIntsns" atc An 'i.so -soS AAs $500
s7S z hssGs fsss' es sa
Misses Cottage Beds, Valiant and Painted Cottage Bsd
'Nf@ in uao s.asea Treasury notes. m "
1T1T,Is,,1TT n ST,T1rTI r T,Is1TrTxr(,
LENT AsSocIATIoN.-The Regular Meetings Of thts
Association will take place on the Atst aud third
rIIRsn VIC Of each month at IA o,oloel p NJ at thu
schoOlhOuse on Aarguy street. between casaealvo and
eroatu,en streets Third District. r s - ys.s
fer y ROBERT hartley, secretasy
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

B. 3fcKENNA informs his fFie5d5 and ne EE1oifg
that no has opened q Saloon for ,SQDA, MEAD and
PASTRY ut the above Der, and he hopes the pub
lie win extend him the liberal patronage that he
FEreeta ies7 Inn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

AUCTION SALES DAILY AT lOI O'CLOCK,
OF Furniture, snch Parlor Chairs, Sofas Rockers
Easy Chairs What Nots MarbletOp Tables Sideboards
Glassware, Plated Ware Victoria and -Four post Bed
steads Of Walnut, Poplar and other woods, Armors,
Bureaus Washstanda, Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Cane and Wood Rockers. Cnrpetingt Mating. Towel
Racks Paintings and Eugravings, Stoves, Kitchen
Safes Tables, and other articles too TO men
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

well assorted stock of fresh DRUGS and CHEMI.
GALS always hand. ..-. 81. -.
ERFUMEKY-French, English and American
BRUSH ES--Toosh, Hair aud Nail, In great variety.
SoA PS-Of every quality and price.
In addition TO the above. the beet and coolest SODA
WATER, together with the purest and best favored
SYRUPS. is constantly kept. s,.st :.
Prescriptions carefully prepared, both by day and
night -. JET IT y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27
- HI WILSON WV
LOCK STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

The stitch alike both sides of the fabric sewed
For sir piieif 81 Iefab. and beauty, it stands with
twenty five Dollars cheaper than any otfor frst-cass
Agents wanted throughout the South. so,
Address, Il. w. .ENGIE, Agent.
Glass Box 497,
Or call alesrOO BarOnne street, New orlesn..
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IMPORTATION WANTED - OF JAMES AND
3 = PATRICK HAGAN.lr ag4 - 6f gn
Whom last heard from they were in New 0rieana Any
Information copcernng win be thankfully resolved
lJy their uBclr HENRY HAGAN:,,!I 'si..i 49,
Address John BANNOSl PstalninA' LAnasns sSo asH-
tY, California ,st ..fss ifA I'd 1efSI - - D
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-27

NEW ARRIVALS OF SPRING AND SUMMER
N s.| CLOTHING. .,stt
TULANE BunDNG, New orieans June e; 10 lso D.
stock of Spring and Summer Clothing for Men anu
Boys also Furnishing Goods, Sbirta. Trunks; VaIises
Travelling Bags has been made complete by recent
arrivals selling them at the lowest market
price. GARTHwAITE, LEWIS STUART.
NToKENNAS SODA SALOON,
6S Camp street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
WANTED.

TWO STOGIE MAKERS WANTED. f.. Good
wages and irttuiar work guaranteed, For
particulars enqp're at THIS OFFICE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
Keep q o Rbdy in Good Repair


Lila much .sasses-Sp keep the system IN COED
condition than to Nstors it to that condi-
ton whes Shattered bNlisease. Tho House
iOf Liteitfike Othea$NssA should be promptly
prOppSd mp aud .sSsSssrl Whenever it shows
any sign of rvpSTas. Itefirst symptom Of
.fhy ssCal setts,ySsiDuld be aiken as a hint, that
2 stimulsat required. n q next question is,
What shan his tim nlant be7"
Wholesome vegetable tbnts, the stimulating
properties OF which ars N 4 lied by the juice,
EAsds strAstS0f antFi}esril5had laxative roots
IA herbs, -sOmsshiar yBish will resula,e
NscOthssnd pupfs, as well Is invicorate.c-is the
the aiedicins required by NE aesiltated. There
are many PREPARATIONS wnkha arr claimed - ha
OF this DESCRIPTION, but HdSTETTRR'SS TDM.
,-AG2 SSyx&I.S. Liza sRAAs egetahIe nrsr.ntira
and yesioraGNa that bias wen IL way 10 ths eop.
fdeics of the .pussS aadtte medical nrStr $50
BY qsarter OF century Of suvaryinr succe.s
stand, pre-emipent among them all 70 eyus'
tate on It's popularity would be to repsAt a
twice- told tale. Ii IS only ntrsssary 10 consult
the SShtistof the UnFet SyA5es Revenue De,
Greater than that of any other proprietary ram
sdy of either native or foreign origin.
. Asa ueans If sustaining the health and
strength under a iery tempeptnre. The bTT
FxRShave q paranso ants lam " soasideTaton.
II has the effect q, fortiSing and orsstng the
Ssrvous and muscular 81 ste ms against the oIdi.
nary copseausuees of sudden and violent
changes OF temperature, and Is therefore Peeu
larly useful 81 this sea Oh, When not suhsnlht
by day, and ice-cold dews BY night, aterha'eIS
hea; and chill the blood OF these VINO are eA
HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BrTTERS are
sold in bottle only. To avoid being deeetreS
by SounteFieits, see that the name Of the arnStt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
TOWN. TRIPLES.

For fash Cologne, Soaps, brushes Of
, all kinds, Combs-in fact, for anything
in the Toilet line and American, English
and French Fancy Goods, Call at E.
-Bucktny ana Booking & Carrolps PharS
nacv DO" III.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20

LYONS Kathairon is the best Hair
dressing in use. ...... TO-.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
SPECIAL MOTH cEs.
Purely Vegetable.

.,The =. Indians centuries ragb discovered
the wonderful properties uf he Iris NeF
is;iicolor, or, Blue Flag They used it for the
blood, for the Liver. Kidneys AND Urinary Pas
zages. For Scrofula Neuralgia, Sick Headache
Iagcipient Consumption, Diseases of the Skin
Diseases of Women, Dropsy. and all other cont
plants springing from the biopd. the Liver,
Kidneys and Urinary Passages, there is No
remedy in medicine that will compare with
"IRISIN" 1t Is purely vo.etss ble and is safe
and rafiahfa .------.----. - tsepI5.Injf1y -"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-09-20
DISSOLUTION.

'AE CoPARrSERSHIP. HERETOEoRE
j. existing between N Mission and Jahn
List, partners Silvev & List in re dug
business hiss been this Qav dissolved :, rnytnsi
consent, John, List retiring. -
Inc oesins3s VIZ De continued by J. Z Silvey
at the old stand, corner of Market a,5 ~
streets in the city OF Wheeling, WHO Will sIsn
settle all claims against and 70 whom navmaD,
must be made of all debts due the late nm
'. ID. SU.VEY.
JOHN LIST.
WHEELING, September l6, ls6s, sepl7,S