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The New York Herald on South Cnrolina i
Finances.

The New York Herald, of Tuesday, con-
tains the cheering information that the che
rubic Financial Agent of the State OF South
Carolina has given notice that he will receive
proposals for the sale OF 100000 of South
Carolina bonds or stocks This is said to be
the first step towards the gradual extinction
Of the State debt,s which the Herald sets
down at about Sc, 900, 600.
OF course we all desire to see the State
debt extinguished, but the paragraph from
which we have quoted is nothing less
than broad mis-statement. The debt
of the State of South Carolina is nearly
double SIX MILLIONS, without taking into ac-
count an expected liability Of $4,000, 900 for
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company. This
can be proved by the figures given by the
Comptroller-General, in his report for the
year ending October 81, 1869. In that re-
port pages Sc and SO the funded and the
past due debt are set down at S6,667, 793.
The Comptroller also says (page 33) that
50, 700, 900 of State bonds, included in the
foregoing statement, are in the hands OF the
Financial Agent, and will be sold "to relieve
s'the State of the floating debt, necessarily in-
sscurred in the City OF New York" If there
is any virtue in figures, the State debt at
this time is, according to the statements OF
the Comptroller General, no less than S9,-
367, 900. There was also sale OF $500, 600
of State bonds which had not been reported
page 33,) which swells the debt of the
State on October 81, 1869, to over SlO,O0O,-
OOO In the face of these hard facts, which
no sophistry can explain away, the Herald
is deceiving its public in stating deliberate
ly that the South Carolina debt is only s6,-
900, OO0 We presume that the Herald re-
ceived it's information from the Financial
Agent of the State Let him be asked to
make sworn statement OF the amount OF
State bonds and stocks now outstanding,
together with statement of the floating
debt, and the Northern public will find that
the Scott Ring has rolled up the State debt
to double what it was only two SeaS ago.
And there is another thing Where did
the money come from to buy 100000 of
State bonds or stocks on account OF the
Sinking Fund? The State had assets to the
nominal value of s2,75i, ,66O Among them
was Greenville and Columbia stock to the
amount of S433,96O, and South Carolina
Railroad stock to the amount OF S24, OOO
These two lots have been sold by the Sink
ing Fund Commissioners I; the one was
bought by Railroad Ring, and the other
by one of the State officials What was paid
for these stocks They were sold in hole
and-corner way to the injury OF the public,
and for all that we know nearly s3,OOO,O 600
of assets have been sold out to furnish the
means Of buying with ostentation beggar-
ly S1O0, 900 of State bonds or stocks.
This Sinking Fund business is part of the
huge scheme for ballooning the State securi-
ties and gulling the Northern public. And
the usually astute Herald has been made to
pull the chestnuts out of the fire.
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claim against the State, lien upon the as
sets of the bank.
2. That even admitting the lien Of the fire
loan bondholders, the fire loan stockholders
have no such lien.
1t is claimed that if either Of these points
he sustained, the assets of the bank would
suffice to pay the billholders in full, without
resorting to the State.
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Well Put.

The Anderson InteNsyencer, in its last is
sue, says:
sWe beg leave to say that our views arc
offered in advance of State Convention, and
should such body, rejecting fairly the wishes
and opinions of the majority of our political
associates, determine to nominate a State
ticket, zoe shall oo,o submiSsively to It's beheSt.
This is plain and patriotic talking. e
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Making Ready.

The Benuettsville Journal calls upon the
citizens OF Marlboro to meet at the court
house, on sales-day in June, and appoint
delegates to the Reform Convention.
The Chester Journal suggests that the
people meet on sales-day in June, for the
purpose of choosing delegates to the Reform
Convention.
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MICHAEL DWAN, OF the late drm OF HARVEY
g. DWAN, will carry on the BLACKSMITH AND
WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS in his own name, at
the old stand, north end OF Churcn street, ~
PincEney street, and respectfully socits the pat
ronage 30 llberally bestowed Gn the old 1rm.
may90-3*
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lumber, fuel, &e.

X J. LEP E G R E l. l.,
No. 81 LINE STREET. BETWEEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.
LUMBER OF every description and BUILDING
MATERIAL. Lime and Plastering Laths, Paints,
OIls, Glasses, shlngies also Groove and Tongue
Boards, &C., constantly on hand at the lowest
market prices; also, Vegetable Boxes
oct11 mtuslyr
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This is the time OF year to have your Furniture
and Mattresses overhau!ed and thoroughly done,
up. Ialso repair and sell Sewing Machines, ana
Knitting Machines now before the public. Tne
best Sewing Machine, for a cheap article, can n pc
found with me, to wit: The improved COMMos
SENSE SEWING MACHINE. 1t Is acknoWledge9
BY the best Judges TO stand entirely above aud
beyond any cheap Machine ever produced oelore.
sell them all complete with guarantee ior
SIT. Ia,
respectfully solicit the patronage OF tne citl'
zens OF Charleston and OF the State OF South caro-
ma, among whom have lived for the last twenty
wears. j. L. LUNSFORD,
No. 2T Queen street, near Calder House.
apr21
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Ageneles.

ADV DVERTISING AGENC 7 {.
Authorized Agency for Southern Newspapers.
Publishers Lowest Cash Rates to all.
DISCOUNT TO LARGE ADVERTISERS.
Legal Notices, Real Estate Sales, and general
advertising inserted in New York World, Tribune,
Journal OF Commerce, Evening Post, and other
Northern papers, on favorable terms.
WALKER, EVANS & CoGSWELL,
mch31 euths No. Broad street.
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ITO PRINTERS. SALE, A RUG
Il GLES'S Rotary Card and Billhead PRESS,
AZ by inches inside OF Chase. The press Is IN
perfect working order. and Is capable OF 1elng
worked at the rate OF 1000 impressions per hour.
Is sold to make room for larger one. Price Sl0o
cash. Apply at Tue NEWS Job 0nlce. mays
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Dissolntious of Gapartnersblp

NOTICE.-THE COPARTNERsHIP
~ heretofore existing between PATRICK
HARVEY and MICHAEL DWAN, under the frm
of HARVEY u DWAN, was dissolved on the lain
Instant by the death OF Mr.. PATRICK HARVEY.
AN persons having demands against the late
firm will present the same, and those Indebted
will make immediate payment to
MICHAEL DWAN,
Surviving Partner.
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ECONOMICAL HOUSEKEEPERS MEET
EI regularly at WILSON'S GROCERY, every
day from A. Al. to P. NJ Sundays excepted.
may7-sTs
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WILL BE FOUND AT WILSON'S
w GROCERY, corner Arson and Society
streets, C GROCERIES OF all kinds, reiaed a! whole
sale prices mayI-s"s
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TOLL, WEBB & CO.,
Nos. 2s7 and 289 KING STREET
ONE DOOR BELOW WENTWORTH STREET,
Respectfully inform their friends and customer;
that they have now In store complete assortmen,
OF Goods in their line, all OF which they are Offering
at small advance on New York cost. We guaran
tee our prices, and beg an examination OF oul
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
OUR STOCK CONSISTS N PART:
34 LONG CLOTHS, s, 10 and 12 yards for 81
7-s Longcloths, 12ts, Is, 1870. per yard
A. Longcloths, l2ll, Is, IS, 20, Csc. per yard
10, II and 12-4 Shcetings
Pillow Cottons
Brown and Bleachcd Twill Jeans
34, rs, A. Heavy and Fine Browns
Domestic Ginghams, .121z to 15c. per yard
Super French Glnghams, Csc. per yard
Prints s, 10, IL and 16yards for 81.
LINENS.
4, IRISH LINENS, at all prices
Pillow Linens
Linen Sheetings
Blri-Eye and Russian Diapers
s.4 Eleached Table Damask, soc. to 81 95
Brown I.nen Table Damask, soc. to 81 per yard
Crash, 10, 12ls, Is and zoe.
Damask Doyiies
Damask Table Napkins.
sToLL, WEBB CO.,
Nos. 2s7 and 2Ss King street.
moriwsm6mOs
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BoGr6ln9.

AIiY ROOMS AND BOARDING. Two
n fine and airy Rooms with Board. at the
corner OF Meeting and Society streets. Day
Boarders accommodated very cheap.
maylI-6
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Meetings.

WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
w CHARITABLE ASS0CIATI0N.-The Regu-
lar Quarterly Meeting will be held THIS EVENING.
in Masonic Hall, at O'Clock, the 22d falling on
Sunday. Members will please come prepared to
List will take place and the rule rigldly enforced
against delauiters ]. L. HONOUR,
may2l Secretary and Treasurer.
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Cost an6 fpnnb.

DICKED UP9ADRIFT, A FLAT. THE
owner can have 1t by paying expenses. Ap-
ply at corner Concord and Calhoun streets.
may2l-1N
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EOR SALE, THE SCHOONER SANTEE,
81 tons capacity; suitable either for sea o. OF
coasting; would make all excellent vessc lor tne
Phosphate business; Is In perfect order through.
out. Can be seen at wharf foot OF Calhoun street
on Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesday, For
terms and further information apply to STEf.
and Ssndna pance mayo
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Amnserner1ts.
OLLERr sKATING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,

COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 9.
The assemblies will be as follows: MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
4to6 o'clock. and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half.past to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies, so cents; Chill.
dren, 25 cents. Tickets in packages OF twelve,
So. Use OF Skates. 25 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies, Ladies and children, in
Guiding use OF Skates IS cents; Gentlemen, inclu.
ding use OF Skates, so cents. may7-lmo
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beg to inform the public that have added to
nv general FANCY GOODS AND TOY BUSINESS
the following Departments:
The ONE DOLLAR DEPARTMENT.-Ever!a arti-
Gle In this Department is sold at 81.
The FIFTY CENT DEP.ARTMENT.-Every arti-
Gle In this Department Is sold at so cents.
The TWENTY-FIVE CENT DEPARTMENT.
Every article in this Department Is sold at 25
cents
The TEN CENT DEPARTMENT.-Every article
in this Department Is sold at 10 cents.
ALL GOODS OFFERED in these various De-
partments ARE GUARANTEED OF THE BEST
QUALITY and as as cheap as any offered IN this
market.
N.B.-Goods not proving satisfactory can be
exchanged. F. Won sANfEN'
No. 229 King street,
mayao-a Next door to the Academy Of Music.
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mo RENT, A CHAMBER AND PARLOR
partially furnished, with gas, IN private
family. Apply at this office. aprls
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c.IF TuREE FARMS TWO

TOR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
miles from the Port Royal Railroad. IN
the whippy Swamp nctghborhood. one faTal III
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting land, with two to three comfort,
able cabins on each; also well timhereu, goou
range for cattle and hogs and periectiy neIi'ny
all the seasons. For particulars apply 10 ~; ~.
L., Barnwell Village. NnNE.u
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mo RENT. THE INGRAHAM-HoUsE,
corner of Smith ans Wentworth streets, foI
SIX months, or longer time II desired. A portion
Of the furniture for SALE Large garden IN good
order yielding every variety OF spring vegetables
Gaption Wharf may2
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY UN-
n DERSIGNED offer for sale their long es.
fixtures, one Horsepower Steam Engine, Mills,
Betting. &c., &c. Any one wishing to engage
In an Old and profitable business will do wei. to
inquire at once OF the undersigned. q. u. Ar
RESS & co. mayl9
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mo RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS.
pit streets maya
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mo RENT, A SUITE OF ROOMS,
facing south and west. Can be had partly
furnished or not, upon application at No As Beau
70 In Of InaVl9-oT
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Drp GOODS, sc.

TOLL, WEBB & CO.,
Nos. 2S7 and 2so KING STREET,
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no RENT ON sULLIvAN'S ISLAND,
an ellglbIy located HOUSE, newly painted
and repaired, containing eight ~ inlEe sIuar .Ia
cistern, , DC. Situated about i've minutes, walk
from the ferry landing. To an approved tenant
the rent will be moderate. For terms apply ~
M 2 Maiden Lane. may IL
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n r E S S G o o D S .
BAREGES, 121a to zoe. per yard
Embroidered Grenadines, CSC. per yard
Plaid and Stripe Lenos, Csc. per yard
Large lot Plain and Figured Goods, at only zoe.
per yard.
ALSO,
Lot COLORED MUSLINS, 121l, Is and 2oc.
Super French Muslins, Is, 80 and 35c.
sTOLL, WEBB CO.,
Nos. 2s7 and 2se King street.
may4-wsm6moS
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DAVIS & MIL L E RS

FLAW voRING RACTs
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mo RENT, STORE AND DWELLING
northeast corner East Bay and Hasel street,
now occupied as grocery store by j. Z. CLAuS-
P. SETGNIOUS, Coal Yard. maylZ
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WTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A M A N
w Servant. He must be well recQmmended.
Apuly Mt this office. may21-l+
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Uants.

UTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that VIM MCKAY Is selling, at No. 14o
Meeting street, COTTAGE BEDSTEADS at s4 80,
worth Sc So this day only. may2O-lN
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for Gdle.

TOR SALE, TWO LARGE FLATS,
II adapted to the Phosphate or Wood business
newly built, with cabins. K. NJ. MARSHALL
BRO. Brokers and Auctioneers, NO. 80 broaa
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misrellanepns.

TF YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
L. Fine Style and at Reasonable Rates, 60 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street. opposite Charleston HOTEL
Charleston. S, O. decl4 6mod
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dh0e A DAY MADE AT HOME! 40
DAO entirely new articles for Agents sam
Mes sent free. Address q. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me.
feb2S 3mo
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mo HIRE, A FIRSTRATE SIX OCTAVE
PIANO. In perfect order. by the month or
year very cheap. Apply at this ollice.
mav1O-3&
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Io Rent.

n OOMS TO RENT.-FOUR ROOMS,
n Dressing room. Pantry and Southern plaz-
"a ApDly at No Meeting street. May2O-Z
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Gold closed in New York yesterday at l4S
to142.
Cotton closed dull, with sales Of HOO bales
at 2ssc.
Cotton closed in Liverpool quiet; uplands
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

hS EAST 18TH ST., THIRD FLOOR, BACK ROOM,
ltc No. IA young girl cook and to do plain wash.
ing or as nundres good rcfeence country preferred Call
The New York herald., 1870-04-20

900 WEST 18TH ST. TWO RESPECTABLE WOMEN
600 who have lived together in private family;
good cook willing to assist in the washing and ironing
the other chambermaid and assist the washing
ironing cham BERNARD and waress objection
TO the country for the good city reference from last
place.
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DROWNING OF A soMNAMBULrsT.

On Friday night VIM. J. Bushnell, age rs.
and some companions, their way TO Old ssybrook.
Conn, went on board the steamboat Elm City, lying At
the foot Of Peck slip. Young Bushnell seated himself
the upper deck, the night being very warn. and
fell asleep While in this condition he walked overheard
and was drowned. Search made Tor the body, bal
~ was not recovered until Saturday afternoon. The
father Of the lad had To This city learning Of
the accident, aud, after tue inquest by Coroner Ons
he applied at the Office 81 the Board o. Health FOR per
init n was after p m, and he told that permit
could De- given until the following day, ~ DR.. MORGAN
Morris the only person who had authority u grant
IT, The residence 81 Dr. MOrris, IA Fysecond t., ~
then visited with like result, and conseq VT
Bushnell was forced % remain IN this city until yostsr
day, although he had made preparations 10 iaAo tAs
body % Saybr)Ok for burial.
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malned throughout the evening, Notwithstanding the
fatigues OF the day.
The party will leave Hartford for Woodstock in the
early morning train to-day.
Hartford, Conn, July 3.-Besides those men
toned in previous dispatch present at the reception
at Gov. JEWELS, there Count De Cataoasy the
Russian Ministers GOsloff the Russian Government
Agent residing here, Gen. Stewart L. WoOdfOrd, Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher. Prof and Mrs. Stowe Mrs. Isa-
bella Beecher Hooker, Congressman Strong Col. Henry
c. Demng, Samuel Bowles of Springfield, Judges Par
dee and Carpenter, Rev. Dr. Bushnell Rev Mr. Burton,
eXLeut Gov. Roger Averil President Jackson Of Trim
fly College President Cummings Of Wesleyan University,
eX-Leut.-GOy. Benjamin Douglas, Y. 5. Marshal +. r..
CARL ~ this state Cen W. b. Franklin, and Col Benton
OF Springfield ATmOry.
Today President Grant attended divine service in the
morning at the Park Con gregatOua Church. the Rev "
j. Burton formerly DIR. Bushnels church. This after
noon, accompanied 10y Coy Jewell, and taking Miss Nell
lie, the President drove TO Pennington nine miles dis
tant, where Nellie Is Immediately 10 be placed At school
The President dined quietly at Gov. Jewels at 8
O'Clock. Mrs Grant will return To New-IOrk Monday
with her son Fred and daughter Nellie U. s.
Grant jr Just admitted at Harvard College, down
Saturday night, and returns ~ Cambridge tonight The
President alone, OF his family therefore viii be at Wood
stock tomorrow.
At the conclusion OF the exercises on Monday Wood
ham TO Norwich. and attend reception given there by
uatOr Buckin CHAM in the evening. On Tuesday morn
ing he viii leave Norwich for NewYOrk direct, without
stopping There he will be Joined by Mrs Grant and
proceed Tuesday night 10 Washn gtOn IL Is necessary
for him 10 be there Wednesday morning.
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THE GREAT APOSTLE OF THE GENTHEs.
nnrR FALLEN sOLDIERs. =

At the Broadway Tabernacle Church, last
night the Rev. Dr. Thompson repeated by request his
discourse commemorative OF "Our Fallen soldiers de-
lvered at the Academy OF Music Decoration Day. He
prefaced the discourse by saying that the anniversary of
our National Independence should always be an occasion
Of special Thanksgiving 10 God the founder Of our IN
stituti0ns our civil affairs should all be brought INTO
the sanctuary there 10 be cOnsecrated TO Cod IAe pc
Rod OF the American Revolution i 80 fast rccedng that
we are n danger OF forgetting at What price our liberties
have been purchased our National Anniversary Is De
generating into parade OF noise aud fireworks The late
war was revvicatOu Of the war OF the Revolution To-
dav hold tie memory Of the Revolution In more sacred
honor more appreciatye regard from what we ourselves
have suffered In the second dfverance OF our country
In accordance with beautiful sentiment there Is now
coming to DE recognized national day FOR the eonme
Grafton " soldiers. He proposed 70 make the us
course on this occasion the TWO purposes the com
memorson OF fallen soldiers and OF our Natlonal
Iudepeudeuce He then read samuel, chap !, and re-
peated the discourse, the substance OF which mas al
ready been published IN THE TRIBUNE. The church was
crowded in every part. selections from the andante
movement ~ BecthOvcn's Fifth symphony were per
orDed on the ORGAN by Mrs Christopher. The anthem
God is our Health aud strength, was sung by the
cloir under Mr. George T. Aiken. Miss HutchlAgs and
Mr. and Mrs. Brown the chief yocallsts.
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INDICTMENT OF LoTTERY-DEALERs.

The following-named lOttery-dealers were
,icted by the Grand Jury, Saturday, for nonpay-
qent Of the special required by law: julius serber
No 100 secOud-st; Patrick Gray, No. 30 Thirdave.;
arles H. Simmons, No Third-aye. Thompson Moore,
, Frstst Robert Massey, No. stuyvesant-st.; Will
u Martin, No 81 Seveuth-st; Jacob Otraham, No. 1914
yington-t Lewis Newhue, No l23 stanton-st.; Chas.
elke, No 54j Ffthst; George p. BOsck No. 143 East
urth-st; Adam DiedFich No. p CntOn-st; VIM. Web
No 192 secOndst. Anton HirsCh, No g. Sherifst.;
ni Seier, No. 703 Fiith-st; Frank Gerard, No. I2o
srfst TheOd. KOppel No. ZO7 StantOn-st; John
ImedieT, No. IN East FOurth-st.; Thomas J. Quin,
20 CLrystie-st; Philip sicbert, No. al Second
John Keraus, No. Sc East Thirteenth-st.;
thae Werner No. $50 siXth-st; George
1tthaar No 81 secondst; Henry YeOpp, No. 13s Sew
hist; Charles Bauer, No H2 siKth-st; Jacob Geyer,
l3O seventh ST.; WIN. Brown, No RiyingtOn-st
bert Gentel, No. RivingtOn-st; Christopher KrOnn,
800 East Twelfthst. Henry Alpal, No. ca Stanton
jas sander, No. l65 East HOustJn-st; Lawrence
reIlau, No. - secOndst; Geo. FeZner No. l22 Pitt
Christ IN Watson, No IS Rdgc-st.; George ROthemer,
10 RyingtOn-st; Thomas S.ubbs No. 50 Lewisst.;
leonard NJ Clark No. 1O0Sec0ndst Francis SELL No. 2t5
stantol--t, John ChEstman, No IL Thirdst Justin Fee
Nere No Avenue G. Casper kaesuger, No. 2O2 Chrl =
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