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PUBLIC LANDS.

BY virtue of the provisions of the fourth arti-
Gle of the treaty between the United States of
America and the Kansas tribe of Indians, conclu-
ded October 8, 1869, ratified by the Senate June
q, 1860, and proclaimed by the President Noyem-
Secretary of the Interior, hereby invite sealed
proposals for the purchase Of all the lands here
matter described, TO wit:
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pATcHELoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Ia the best in the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable ir
Simultaneous; no disappointment no ridculoua tints;
remedies the effects Of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the Hair soft and beautiful Ablack or brown
Sold by oil Druggists and Perfumsrs and properly
applied at Batchelor'a Wig Factory, No. 16, Bono
street, New York decs-lv
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COURT ORDERS.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
~ EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, RICH
M0ND, VA, APRIL Is, 1871.
ORDERED that JOHN AMBLER SMITH be substi-
tuted in the place of LswIS Il, HIGBY as Assignee in
up to this date and that tho resignation of said
Highly be accepted as soon as said Smith shall file
with the clerk Of this court bond satisfactory to
the clerk or Register Forbes, in the penalty of five
thousand dollars for the faithful performance of du
ties as such assignee in the aforesaid.
JOHN Q. UNDERWOOD,
District Judge.
trua cnpv--Tasta
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WANTS.


kTANTED-AGENTS TO SELL, a NEW BOOB
w OF great value to Farmers, Mechanics and
Working men of ell trades and occupations. l4th
Ecition now ready. The
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Edited by GEO. L. WARING Ja.
author OF Elements of Agriculture" "Drs.ali
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$50 OoTAyo PAe.s AID ovga 200 IILuErRAsioEs
The New orleans 'Times" says. ''It Ii a boos
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The Now Orleans Pioayune" says: $50 valuable
book should be found in the house OF every FsrHl-
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1t welcome every where I"
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give better satisfaction In selling this book than au
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q. TREAT 4 CO., Publishsrs
Aag Ss--d No a64 preaiway N
MTANTED.-We desire to obtain $4,000 IN
3 w VIRGINIA STATE IDS, aud to any party
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rity for its return within year, besides hand
some interest for its
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Address EMERSON & POWELL,
ty 14-a 1loi Penn. Avenue. Washington, b. O.
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THE WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.

As-Any person procuring ten or more subscribers
will be entitled to receive copy of the paper for
one year gratis or if they desire it, may retain ten
per cent Of the amou of the subscription, as re-
Enumeration for their troubl
In addition to the inducements offered by the
above liberal Club rates. will present to the per-
son sending us THE LARGEST LIST OF sUBsCRI-
BEERS before the first of November next, one of
SINGERS FINE SEWING MACHINES,
complete. This machine has been purchased, and
can be seen at the Singer Agency of Messrs shafer
Strong, No 9l3 Main street, Richmond.
COMPETE FOR THIS SPLENDID PRIZE.
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Bids will be received by the undersigned for a
contract to furnish MEDICAL ATTEN DANCE,
SUBSISTENCE, MEDICINES, and all other neces,
saries for the and comfort of sick and disabled
seamen at this port, AT RATE PER BIEM, for
one year from JULY l., 1871, to JUNE 80, 1872.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids for what il deems sufficient cause.
j. M. HUMPHREYS,
Collector and Agent for Marine Hospital Fund.
RICHMOND, Va. May "a, 1871.
nv 24-2aw2w
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Sir Walter Scott, whose centenary will
be celebrated in August, was initiated
Mason in 1901.
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FIRST PREMIUM
30 81
" IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.


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tainty. Sews anything needle will 60 through,
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with Uses all kinds of silk or thread direct
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without their complications or fault. Samples of
sewing SENT FREE receipt of stamp For
tiicates, &C. see DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS,
mailed free A thorough practical sewing machine
for family use.-"Tribune." very strong and
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Single machine as samples selected with care, for
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SAFE delivery of goods guaranteed. Forward cash by
REGISTERED LETTERS, or P. o. MONEY ORDER,
at our risk. Agents wanted, male or female, every
where. New pamphlets containing extra liberal in
ducements sent free.
Address FAMILY SEWING MACHINE CO., OF.
fee SO Nassau street, New York. oc7-w 1y
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
L STATES for the Eastern District of Virginia, at
Richmond, Va, April 9Th, 1871:
r. A. Vason
AGAINST
James River Insurance Company,
IN EQUITY-ORDER OVERRIDING DEMURRER
AND DIRECTING ACCOUNT.
This day this cause came on again to lie heard upon
the amended bill of the plaintiff and the demurrer of
D ] Hartsook, one of the defendants, filed by leave
of court and was argued by counsel, On considera-
ton whereof, and for appearing the court
the court doth override the said demurrer. And it
appearing to the court that this has been regu
larly matured at the Rules and set for hearing to
all the defendants exceptJ Dlsrd Robert w Ell
som and George Jones. upoa whom process has not
been served and the bill of the plaintiff having been
taken for confessed as to all of the defendants
cept the said defendants upon whom process has not
been served and W Lyon, B Hartsook, j j
Hopkins, George J Hundey, J Ward, D Hart
sock and William 2 Shepherd; and now this cause
to be heard the papers formerly read, the
bills, exhibits, the of D J Hartsook and Will
liam Shepherd, the petitions of William Ligon
O Hartsook, j Hopkins, George Hundley and
r Ward, together with the special reports of the
receiver, A LYMAN, upon each of said petitions
And happening to the court that final DEGREES. by
consent, have been made as to the said William d
Lyon, b @ Hartsook, j Hopkins, George Humid
ley and j r Ward, consideration whereof the
court without at this time passing upon any Of the
questions raised by the answers of defendants and
without prejudice to the rights of any the defen
dants, doth adjudge order and decree that James
Peasants, of the city of Richmond, who is hereby
appointed special Commissioner for the purpose do
take the following accounts;
LIST. An account of all debts due to become due
from the James River Insurance Company, together
with the prorities thereof
I'd. An account of all debts due from each of the
defendants except the the said William Lyon, B
@ Hartsook, Hopkins, George ] Hundley and
Ward with the consideration and evidence tn reof
Sd. An account showing all other assets of the said
James River Insurance Company.
4th. An account Of the funds in the hands of John
Lynham, receiver in this cause.
9th. Any other matter denied pertinent by the
Commissioner, or required by any party, and make
report of all said matters to court. And the
doth further order that publication by the Commits
sioner for week FOL four successive weeks in
the VIRGINIA STATE JOURNAL, and in some other pa
per published in the city of Richmond for q like
time showing the time and place OF taking the said
accounts shall be equivalent to personal service
the parties.
JOHN O. UNDERWOOD,
April 6th, 1871. District Judge
true copy-Teste:
NJ. n. pLEAsANTs Clerk.
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ComsIss,oSRR's oFucE,

HIcHMoND, April "A, l6II
Notice ID hereby given that have appointed nay
Office in this city, No. TIA Main street. as the place.
an THURSDAY, the 25th day OF May, 1871, at the
hour of IL NJ. the time for taking the accounts,
making the inquiries aud generally executing the du
ties directed aad prescribed by the foregoing de- ree
when and where all persons Interested are required
to be present. with the papers necessary TO Ell able
to respond to the matters referred to me by said
decree.
Civ en- under my hand at Richmond, this Gath
April, 1871. JAMsS PuEAsANHs
up 2b-Tu4w special Commissioner.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM.

The National Republican party of the United
States, assembled in National Convention in the city
of Chicago on the 2lst day of May, 1856, make the
following declaration of prDciples
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( CONTRACT FOR THE CARE OF SICK AND
" DISABLED SEAMEN.


Supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
Washington, d. G. my 26-23ts
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY,

Editor and Manager State journal, Riohmont
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Arehsi.honr,e Of New Orleans.

.nd IL afords pleasure to |
give a public expression OF our THANKS " ~ -,
have participated in tho grand demonstrate. . ~
,,.ce in honor Of our venersted ana mucn oe1 -
tin, Plus TX. First, we thank our o,',on aunS.S
- .Iv.v. feel ourselves happy to be surrounded
.a Tho Nv their presence and good demesnof, nAso
.aaea 40 much eclat to the occasion. Wetenoer our
th.nks to the civil and military authsraes' 70 no
n.,vn eonsu, and others who have responded TO our
invitation and who, by being present. nave s'o '.
them ELECTED their faith others SHOWN tns' oo
and high toned sense propriety by which We le our
49,. d..rlv touched We thank all the members OF
MANY Catholic societies. ready to answer Win
.l.cr,tv our CALL and who by their number tner OK
emplary department., their ingenious emD0"s ~
notices their brilliant regalis their costy nsse ne
Religious and magnificent banners and their
innate have 30 much contributed to the gorgeous page
-. ~ ma grand display We thank our good and
,snt ladies' who arc over the first and foremost In oil
religious ceremonies and the last to retire rom
Aheu, and who, by their pious eagerness TO
In that demonstration, have given 70 IL no' t .'.'
ita mauy charms. We need not express QUE "
thu members Of the various committees tnse nsso
vorked 60 hard and we'll sucoeeded IN organiaiAs
that beautiful and imposing ceremony; tnoy Aao" ~
how hisbly We appreciate their unttring zeal anu
devoteduess We also prefer most heartily ou1
to our ancient confrsres OF tho PRESS VINO Aso s'
fn accounts of ths manifestation, In the Hoss spp
| nriate worthy and earnest language. we naVe ooen
told that journal, and one only had snoss'
on this OCCASION to play tho pul part OF ono VINO In
,t 1--WE have not seen nor read that Journal but w
aonbt not the truth Of the report For persons ant
,bre. however sacred be assailed by insuitefs
according to the awful word of tho Divine MASTER
onortat IT must needs bo that scandals come bu
what of the insultersi We do pray for them and
| recommend them to the prayers OF tho iAithiui'
New Orleans June 10, 1871.
, + NAPOLEON JOSEPH,
.,-,. ArchSishop of New Orleans.
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.ie25 1t
A Card.


A meeting of the Executive Committee OF the fonta
al held last night at the
If H;s Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop III oroef W
express tho profound sympathy of the Cathoc popuA
ton of this city with the victims OF the
accident which occurred during the artillery salute ON
Sunday evening last.
It was unanimously resolved that the expression Oh
and interest OF HIS Grace mo
Moss Rev. Archbishop. and His Grace the hight heV.
R;sbop Martin of Natchitoches of the Rev Clergy OF
the city of the President and members OF the E1ecu
tive Committee and all the Catholics OF New oreans
h. rendered to Messrs PHILIBERT GERARD ana
CHARLES vAUTIER Of Battery G, and TO tneii
fies on the occasion of the misfortune which seie
them whilst kindly cooperating in the recent
taton of love and respect for the Holy Father Pope
Plus TX. .,.,..
wbereupon, His Grace, the Most Rev. Archoisnop
Amounted Capt. j. Glynn, Jr., Victor Sore ana LIZ
Thomas Layton a Special Committee 20 wait upon
| Messrs Gerard and vautier, for the purpose OF AL
nouncing to them the sense Of this meeting
JOHN GLYNN. JR.,
VICTOR SERE.
DIR. THOMAS LAYTON.
COMMITTEES
| ~ o,., r,,. on 1871 je25 Inn
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each e :; .s Ss sns sss Il -
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.sss &. e lila: =.
:S 9. se ssssss Z;
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The !: :'a *. !. q; "a
..s: &:
the. s. ::
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q
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1of p.1s Y e; +. s .s
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ARTICLE XII.
This act of incorporation may be modified altered Q,
amended, OF the said Company dissolved at general
meeting the Stockholders 70 DO convened Ter thss
three fouths stock represented atsuch meeting
and any and all such notifications alterations smend
mrnts or dssolut,ons shall be recorded and puonshoo
:, according to law.
ARTICLE XIII.
expiration Of this chaz.er soone. Il Ssds.s =,
by Of the stockholders h 2.
Is nuidated its debts paid, and the balance divided
among the stockholders rata ON the amonnt neo
each of Maid mn under tho charge and
nce Of three appointed by the Board Of
u Directors for that purpose.
ARTICLE XIV.
The names and respective interests Of the
this act declared to be as follows
IInted States internal revenue stampe amounting
Ave cents are affixed hereto duly cancelled n
Thus and passed in my once 81 New Osssaa
in presence Of Messrs Lanrence az I'M
sr Who sign their with said parties
and me- said Notary, after due reading OF the WHOLE
In Patrick Irwin, Jonn L. naoors' ..,,,u
" r. Camp, and others. john
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ie25 l

A LINEN LAY.
TO S. Nj MOODY,
BY AN ANoNYMUs CUSTOMER.
Dear Colonel the shirts You have MADE me
Arc lovely indeed, to behold
should feel they had amply repaid me
Had the price been their own weight in gold
I'm the envy of every fine dandy
chance in my rambles to meet
Even children quit crying for candy
When they see pass by in the street,
NV wife has expressed profound sorrow
That such taste should be wasted on men;
fear she'll be wanting to borro"
garment from me now and then.
Nv wasbyoman, too 10 in ecstacy.
And thinks me the neatest Of men-
She tells me she never expects to see
Such beautiful linen again.
And now but for troubles environtng:
And cnildren to feed, she asserts
That she'd do all my wishing and ironing
Inst to raxe once q week, on them SHIRTS.
1.ros ,nvoice of "them shirts just received, IRON
s1x CHAMPION SHIRTS for 90, mp to the F1NES1
EMBROIDERED and every description Of
Mems Seasonable Under Garments
| equally cheap, at NJ N,oony,s
| .a-,. Corner Canal and Royal street.
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Card of Thanks

Card of Thanks
HOUSE OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
New Orleans, juno 20, 1871.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd beg to return their
thanks to the gentlemen composing the Society
for the Relief of the Sufferers by the Overflow and 70
their liberal subscribers for the generous succor anu
prompt attention afforded them, and which can ony %
fully appreciated by those In similar situaeon'
t and other provisions brought to their nstttu
ton with kindness beraty which they can never
forget.
At the same time the Sisters most gratefully acknowt
adge the receipt from the gentlemen OF the
rollton Relief Society.
- -, societ,es je25 1t
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CARD.
A Few Words on Shirts.

d..,.r In tbis cty has had the bad taste ito use
mild term, to advertise awarded him Premium -
Diplouaa) for DISPLAY OF SHIRTS at tho late teo0
ond Stass Fair Of Texas hold in Houston Though sn
ONLY PREMIUM for display Of Shirts was sws'oeo
the undersigned he well knew. having been person
,lly on the ground and subjected to the mortncaon
Of having His entry OF shirts defeated He has Aso
claimed the Robe premium "a DIPLOMAT. wnion Wa
also awarded to the undersigned.
His advertisement Of "six Blue Ribbons must suS-
NIT to drop Of at least tdiplomas, while the an
Of undersigned remains NJ fret pub
,,.h.a al.ven arst premiums a. follows. Diplomat
silver Medals Brouze Medals. First Premium OF
Blue Ribbon for every entry and allowing the superior
,tv of WASHES Shirts, Mems Furnishing Goods
and Boys and Childrens Clothing
whatever il Worth Winning il Worth Protecting.
His present stock large. complete and Of the same
goods a. awarded tho above premiums ana q" ~
moderate prices. p. T. ,i w 6,1sI street.
Thu following ocisl letter from the Fair Association
IL submitted to tho public:
OFFICE OF AGRICULTURAL, MEcHAK!cxL L AsD BLOOD
00eA Houston, june 4, 1871.
n. T. wALsHE, Esq. New Orleans:
Please find list of Awards made you ~ tne Secon'
| Annual State Fair:
Foe Best g g.sS: yD &
| Imported FURNISHING GooDSS, ,,., n,sas,
= Improvement in Gents. DnAwH H.. n M.a.
" UNDERGRADUATES for eens; Sou. u.a.
!" :. SMsH TkuNKAA ps silver Medal. Ma.
sGfT yor Year Cd Boy-4 Bronze Medal
for for Year old Sd B BSyA siPs1 Medal
Yours. sss:s. ss E....
A CARD.
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Card.
,-,.,..,., =, IN. Twenty Fifth Anniversary of the
So'''i~ Pontihonte of Pope Plus TX
NEW ORLEANS june 90, 1871
MI, p.,aen+ and members of the Executive Com.
,i,tea have requested the undersigned on behalf OF
the Catholics of New Orleans to return many thanks
20 tine Chief and members of tho Police ior
THAR efficient and cordial services on Sunday ias'
'n'A '''' JOHN McCAFFREY,,
Grand Marshal.
G. CoLLIGNON.
..os,+ Chairman Committee of Reception.
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TT SPILLMANN. MANUFACTURER AND Ar
II. pHer Of the Best
Trusses, Braces and Abdominal Supporters
in America elsewhere.
SEVEN DIPLOMAS awarded at the Louisiana osAsS
FAIL is diplomas awarded ct the Texas State
Fair 1871 49,. Defiant T-,.. =.
al "a NV lnte Patent Abdominal Supporter has No
soa, and both instruments springs back pads.
Practical mechanical experience OF over thirty
will fully justify me IN soliciting your ppd ds
'f'Ai wiz III SPfLLMANN, % Baronne street.
;ea5rJv Between Psrdido and Union ~ Orleane.
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CHARTER.
INCORPORATION OF THE HIBERNIA
INSURANCE CO. OF NEW ORLEANS.
srAr. OF Louls,AsA. RAs,sM o. o..sAaas

INSURANCE CO. OF NEW ORLEANS
srArR OF LOUISIANA, RARsH or OnL1Anse$
49,. CIR 2, nay Az o q yans, in Tho
y sS: an 3. sSs ss eight
g u. yPssa 1S
q tho aas and
e :. ss X.
ssr named and personally came and
;ss rsss
Of 81 ors
and other p:.sn
.sse ana and bind whom they
or Soss for
purposes. undo. the title; oshsA''n''
ARTICLE L
The and sts & sss cS9EEieX
ths citz Of New Orleans II .ha continue ana s.'i
s ss. an
e. as:s the
ARTICLE IL
il e. and r.
hon,s. cotton SS%..soa
n;shinsry and osas,
ship: and .d and
81 debt. good.
and against all maritime and niAna
70
Kind ss The
csnse Itself to DO rensured against any rsk upon
'ars sued in it.
.oa .S Ssss1
The Of shall have o tho
from and and
res. ;hs sss aa
may also the profits Of the " tb. United
Of thus ssporaon Of 1Ss
city make . ANY sass Sn or any
bill Of ading; Provided this en n, sasned prsm
:. 81
ss
al;
IL
Ss 5s;
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SoSds si,o sopsrty
i r. q, a:vj :as
OF ISs
sny
on
proy,Sed the shall not conflict with the true
!, tent and meaning of this act
:. ARTICLE III.
Section l. All the corporate powers Of the ,a
.hsii be exercised by the Board OF thirty one nv%s
e e sSs
or that q bis sa :;
hicf stock shall have stood in his name OK tnas o.
the books to the Of inc
Of FIs "a
Company Nine D,rss,oss present at any meeting en-
ARTICLE ".
Section l. The capita, stock Of this company amy
RTs e
t. 9ss M and
as shai
tn
q pc demand
o.s q % sash
Tyss shs tsn aay. after thirty
ss DubIishsd in Of tho city newspapsr; s.
a nay
taoh 2 such payments 11sns nasIs yo %I.'
seo Upon failure of any ssoc nnt 70
sS y h WITH aA be ass to
Company BY vote Usxn s Of tho ssoos
its option M stoekbolder shall ever be held liable
the contrasts or faults Of sad n ~
further SUM than aw sps by him and his indsI
the G0mpany of stock to be Valid shall
ON books Of the M 10 nn his
the 1t to. Co%Dany S are y
sny desire to transfer his stock no
the ss To a" Of the
party pa,siaasors u the Board Of
ARTICLEv.
shs' eo,,;on l. The ELECTION Directors shall be bel
ING the rst Monaay Q, Of suSh election shalt given
~ Isast ten consecutive days Immediately prece
iseton in at least Ut the city
ct as sec O. The Board shall eppSin n md n anX Of
inspectors decline, or fail u attend the Rie'
an2n;nt Others act In their stead
SPIN app''A' .pr,c1Ey1
The first Board of Directors snah oonSA'S " ~ "
ing stock holders, to-wit; ,r ID o,Rrsn
100 Hugh McCioskey, ~! ~ n, "a FitSwillip
- LOU Jonn Ee Inan Michael Mctluad
RatrlcA ass,i,n,ore Edward Burke,
InSmas SA0 David jackson.
Q mos. Thomas c. Walsh, ;chnn,s i,unae
S 90 Edward ConeryJ 4S T.ndar.on,
Z so John McCanrey, y gg,n. - . ween.y
9 90 John Il. Gibbons, U.i1rs
2 90 John Farrell, WIism Hart
II Mlnlhm SUK.ny,. Patrick Dwyer,
" SUBJ nnonns es.rsav Nicholas Burke
& plea 1n = Moore r. John Lvckart,
= In. Michael Duffy, A"
Sec . They shal continne in office unSm Inc as,
>soUT.N of Nav 1874 or until their SUCCESSORS ehA
been duly elected and qusllhed aad ;no os