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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. n P-FIrst Chancery Court of shelby
county Paul A. Ciealla, executor, etc.,Of the
estate 81 John BoGiannO, deceased VS.. Mary
Ellen BOgiaEnO, 60 al
ny virtue OF an futeriOcutOry decree for sale
h entered in the above cause, May 81, lS72,
Twin sell az public auctiOn,to the highest nd
der. in frOntOf the Clerk and Masters once,
Greenlaw Block, Second street, in Memphis
TarnazEaa. an
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Chaneery sac Of ReaI Estate
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. 1872.

No. nIS-In- the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, TenneSsee-E keckt admin
fstratOr, etc. of James z Felts, deceased,
and others vs.. SamuelP. Walker.
DY virtue OF an interiCcUtOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause VIII
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
in front of the Clerk and Masters Office Of
the second Chancery Court, Greenlaw Hook,
second street, city OF Memphis, Tennessee,
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SATURDAY.. JnIy a7fh, 1872,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in shelby county, Iennes-
See. and described as follows, tO-wft: Lots
Nos. A. Is, IS, AZ, IS and E, OF the Enppln plan
Of Subdivisions, and betweoa Wheatons and
Vaccaro's. each fronting the Horn Lax
road n feef. and running west los feet 10 an
alley, except lot No. ~ which fronts ~ Ieet
on ssid road and back west to an alley -
feet.
Terms Of Salon a creditor six and tWeive
Is ana ~ months, the purchasers required 70
execute notes with approved sureues Aen re-
tanned to further secure the same anu t1li5
Of redemption barred.
This June b 1874
10y. COLE, clerk Master
Randolph, Hammond &Joroan. Jezlin
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL msrArH

No. 1923, O. R.-First Chancey Court Of shelby
cOunty-kenneth Garrett vs.. Kenneth Car
ret, Jr, ct al
DI virtue OF an in-tcrlocut0ry decree for
ID sale entered i'm the above cause July T.,
lo72- I viii sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, or the premises,
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p. AND s. N.
TEMPLARS.

EUREKAC oUNCIL,N No. 6-Meets third Thursday
of each month, at odd Fellows Hall; e.. Re
der, Tn H.; c. H. Myers, Recorder.
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PENN CHAPTER, No. Z-Meets second Mon
day OF each month, at Odd Fellows Hall; c.
g, Locke, NJ. e. II. P; A. J. Wheeler, See'y.
MEMPHIS CHAPTER, No. g-Meets at odd
Fellows Hall third Monday of each month;
W. S. Matthews, NJ. f. H. p; Joh W. Ward,
Secretary.
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CHANoERY SALES.
Chaneery sac of Real Estate

NO. 1915, N.R.-First Chaucey court OF shelby
connty.-B. Merrill Is. ". L. Vanoe.
~ tLftue Of an interlOculOry decree for sale
- entered IN the above cause July I'D. Isl.
anu Fenewed May Is, Is72, 1 viii sell. at public
SIcslou- 70 the highest bidder. in front Of the
49, a-1 busters Office, GreenlaW Block.
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" e Solicit or
.ctiOn both as to
q GayOsO, on Wolf
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MAsONEo 9

LODGES: w
SOUTH MEMPHIS, No. lS-Meets I'd Friday in
each months; hall corner Madison and Sec
Mathes, Secretary. rs
ANGERONA, Nc. l6S-Meets first Monday in
every month, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner
Court and Main; c. q. Locke, W. M; B
Richmond, Secretary.
LEILA ScoTr, No. 2s9-Meets first Thursdays
each month; hall corner Madison and Sec
ond S. Sturnn, W M; N. Hochstadter, Sec'y
DESoTo, No. 299-Meets third Friday OF each
month, at Odd Fellows Hall; r. g. Wiiliam-
son, W.M.; r.. w. shelton, Secretary.
KILwINNING, No. 8n-Meets fourth Friday OF
each month, at South Memphis Hall, eorner
Of Madison and Second; " 3. Richardet,
W. NJ; o Czapski, Secretary.
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Nonresident Notice,

q CUUN-ULLesL.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. BLACK, D. G. and M.
q Stockton, SOFrs for CompI't. fu2I
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Esta

MARCUS ]. WRIGHT sheriff.
w. w. COLEMAN, Deputy Sheriff.
Mallory s Young. AttyS for Pi0rs. ieI2
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w. HE BENNINGTON EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE.
10 not PROPOSE in this notice. parade
@ ettihcates calculated TO make nvidious npari.
ABOUT the respective merits of the various sewing
apd iie Of desire upon
,hteigence Of the community. We will merely stat
1 quality Of these machines and allow discriminating
m 9se notable; girl of ordinary telligence
n to work them in ashort time. Their speed is
.ess rem arkableOyer 1000 stitches minute have
excite reg Their durability and adaptabty
r sew with equal facility silk twist. linen thread and
nan, on SPOOL cotton. By the and peculiar move
no,t OF needle and shuttle and thread controlling
the mere is less wear OF strain the thread used
worL ~ @ being set in the material uninjured the
mo- therefore better and than that done on
OI ca All other machines Mr. William Hogan. and
street is the general agent the Remn gton
tionp re Machine He only asks impartial examining
befo, vi lts wants by parties intending purchase
''0fe they invest in other machines.
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81 nREADsTUFFs, Provisions AND GRAIN
H. r merchant and courteous gentleman.
moditi oydras offers most tempting list of the
Honr ne constituting our caption. Every brand of
tensive stnc Tsrety Of grain e only equalled this
successful competition Mr. Iswer is man Of
made n. tact and mercantile qualifications He has
ALLAH line of business speciality hence his unpar
wontS success BE invites the attention Of all who
orr secure some of the many things in
to note their merits and the exceedingly low
biz Of any patronage they may to extend him for
soous and prices are always satisfactory.
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A CARD.

NEW ORLEANS. May 5. 1871
1desire to return most sincere thanks to nv mauv
friends, and those who in any way assisted me in
securing the GOLD WATCH at the Fair lust closed
held for the benefit of st. Alphonsus new church now
being erected, over my opponents three in number all
worthy gentlemen whose friends very freely but
did not REPEAT as often as mine. on counting the
NEEDPUL I had majority of one hundred and thirty
votes my competitors combined the Watch netting
the handsome sum of sixteen hundred and seventvtwo
dollars and seventy five cents NI6T2 75).
must especially thank the following ladies and gen
emen for the lively interest displayed on this oc
viz: Mrs. VIM. Morgan, Mrs. Andrew Flanagan, Mrs.
N. Swords Mr.. Jas. Flynn, Mr.. Andrew Leo Mr. Thos
Dunno, Mr.. Chas Heck, Mr.. Dave Hughes, Mr. Daniel
Behan Mr.. John Mulcahy, Mr.. John McCaffrey Mr..
John Ford, Mr.. Tim Foley, Mr.. John Connely Mr. |
Chas Getzinger, and Messrs McCarty Sebastian and
others.
myS It II. T. LAwLER
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GARD OF THANKS.

The Ladies of the Shamrock Table desire 80 return
their most sincere thanks their numerous friends
who patronzed them generously at their late Fair
Among those who 30 literally patronized them Ly their
kind donations were Mr. Morgan, j. G. Spor B. Rice
D. w. Madden NJ Grande, Mr.. Brousseau Capt
Badger. Mr. Hermitage. Mr.. Henderson, A. Four
Doyle Raum. S. y. Churchill Queyrouzes & Bots
Thomas j. Tully, John Kinnair. Mrs. Widow
Logan donated to the Fair two handsome flags and
bases which voted for by Base Ball Clubs the
Lays being one. who after we'll merited contest car.
red them off: These flags realized over SILL Also at
this table was beautiful Sewing Machine contested
for by two ladies the one being Miss
n1orBah
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ron LIE OUTER MAN We have heard much
i'm anu the inner man, the necessity Of caring for
@ans ~ mus avoiding many misfortunes. Now Is re-
and III us TO say few words about the outer man
outer attention an which should be devoted to him
clothing. he will not make the reouiste inn
upon his friends either for taste cleanliness
liz Ine whole man will suffer from this negligence
lid De avoided by purchasing some OF the splen.
~''S AT fierson &c Hews, 10 and Is Camp street.
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OF THANKS.

4 IAISD OF THANKS.
The Ladies in charge of 81. Joseph.s Table M ra
turn their sincere to the following named
and gentlemen for their kind and liberal donations tn
our table at st. Josephs Fair corner of Common and
Derbigny streets: Messrs. John Henderson, Hammond
bois Co., N. Finnerty, f. A. Brown walker tof the
eank) John Conway, John Handy. W. R. Fish; Mes
DANES Aneyn, Mackey, Eagan. Also to the Young
ladies for their kind voluntary assistance at the table
during the Fair.
LADIES OF ST. JOSEPHS TABLE MOI.
The sale of tickets for tho of the Lot of Gronnd
Is still continued and due notice will be given Of the
rattle of the same. mv5It
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Mass MEETING OF THE CITIZEYs.

IN An. Do undersssned believing that there 10 = nmI,
h., OF taxation. and believing that thu, ,m,,
Exceeded BY our present rulers. end that ID.
Ma. Of Louislan. and the City Goveram.nt Of
and ss,ns arc unconstitutional and Illegal bodie.
coun.e, this Wow by tho opinion Of able
inc protection of the courts Of the Uni..S
c,U sr resistance to the collection Of both state and
.a.es and City Licenses and unit. our..iv., a. a.
CATION. i'neiS1ANG ASsC.
II, ., , mo citizens Of Now Orleans to meet " th
, ,es In view at Odd Fellows Hall, an MoNnsr
=. MING NEXT. May 9TH at :, o'clock, ,b.n ,h.x
% oe addressed by legal councillors, a prooramm.
constitution submitted for adoption and ,s. ..."
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MINERAL SPERM OIL.


81, rms on cou,bines all the excellent irm,n.,,n
h nerosene OH together it'll pcrfec1 m feau a.,
hnnso ~, 90 5ahspo rted by land sea- stored n rn..
ix nanaed am, used by one hoveSSr ear"iess
~, lamps hlled burned In kitchen over drsS fn
any purpose OF illumination as safcy m oSr I .or
s" Ehe or sperm OIL Its igniting point 10 sbon,a
Heg. fahrenhett. its boiling point sd FaSranh,sS W
w o. tnese particulars about same ns whsle ~.
u ~ VIII not ignite under Fahrenhc,s ana
- WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OF pREaK
AGE OF THE LAMP.
The OIL WILL EXTINGUIsH THE FLAME
No, no ~ user hns no olor while burning II c,v
x TX, ~ ~ ~ ANpL,E POWER. at q COST not 1900
oas, steamers factories and dwelling homes /, - ~.
' r ana cannot be- too highly rrcommendcS H.
insures its uniformity. y PfooeSs wnach
~ bnrns with great orillianry In the DIAL rrrpNvr
nersr n1 niue attention and trimming The oil
Tue atmosphere 1t does deteTioratc bv ssa rnh
Burner MS all ordinary coal oil lamps. 49, A"'s
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN THIS orr.
S thissy TO Of ft sss spS property
D. It's economy. being about the same ma Karo..,.
q its perfect freedom from odor
The MINERAL SPERM OIL ha, ,s., ...,..,
SEA-; cura OF supervising Inspectors for nd. IN III
Orleans. AoiA' ooston and New
we Invite all who Interested to call and .,,,,
oona ior circulars. for Mineral Sperm Oil and Dual
burner. BoSTfCK 4 SEYMOUR Sol. can't.
For Louisiana, Alabana Missis.,nn, : HSsnM
% and 81 Front It. and 10 ana AZ Fpitn. :.
New
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w WOOD AND CoAL.-Mr. ], J. CLARKE co-ror of
has and DTyades and corner of Liberty and Julia
Pine wso on hand large stock of oak ash and
at The Mr vs5y owsss rates IN to
r biSFsryone may be satisfied OF receiving full 1aIn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

| ABRANCH OF THE HIBERNIAN BENEyOIEN1
AND MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION was orpanizei
on Thursday May 3D. 1872, at the Hall corner Magno
and Calliope. and the following ren.lemen o,.o,od
| officers:
NJ HIEDS-President.
A. j. FITZPATRICK, Vice President
M N. FEENEY, Recording Secretarv
THOS II. DUFFY Financial Secret.rr
N j. NUGENT, Treasurer.
DeiesateS 10 tho Central Board NJ. NJ Feener
"A. dinds' Nd. d. Nugent The branch will meet ON
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at u o'clock.
my5 MN. FEENEy sso,....
HlBERN1AN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
Association OF Louisiana. Branch No. 3-The regular
meeting Of this Branch will be held ON TUESDAY
May T. le72, at u o'clock at their Hall corDer ~
Common and DerbigBy streets.
By order OF p MccApp p..,,
- 80 M !. nee: secretary. my5l 1t
ST. MARY's CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS, Asv-
LoM.-New Orleans, April IS, IsT2-The UNDERSIGNED
on pena OF the Commissioners appointed by the Pres
oent hereby gives notice that the Annual Election for
Directors Of this Asylum, serve the enaping y.a
will be held at the Archiepscopal Residence ON The m
d May 1872, from IL O'Clock N. to O'clock pm
ap2sat THos LAYToN -. |
NOTICE OF ELECTION. - Hiberpia IDsnroroo
company OF New ably to the oba,ter
he election OF Thirty-one Directors to serva anrn
he ensuing twelve month"; will be held Mt the oaRce
II the Company, No. 81 Camp street, on MONDAY the |
tn OF Nay, proxmo, between the bours Of 10 A. N and
p e, ~ a. THOs. r. BRAGG,
- = ests.ass.s NJ - ~ SecEefary.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ooncantra,;ar e! flLs-It is purely vegetable
% Ior Keeping the Bowels in natural otso
nnd the system mparies and nas
Lver stomach and Kidneys 70 heslths, acoe
whole system. Wy oe anu 1nH1gorate the
DR.. ". m Tut. ROME, Ga. January II, ls7i.
none ibs s.1 used Liver Pill. and finding
wou1d TI nsse zone my wife yself as much rood
here hae s haow North az
tbs sne effect as in this climate want to take
Aromatn your ODD serv't .
HENRY A HILLS
~ LII. fTtts liar Dye does Not Stain the Linen
DIED:
r Joseph oHara aged shirty-eigbs years ''''k
bs iaSs rsd thursday May 2, 1874 at 81 p m Mt
s S Lesoenee ~, Delord street. Corneliua f,osnai
;aghil, Ireland. '"o Psrsh OF bAiiy-
eiacE John s Mgsdnessy morning May 1872 At
h ICE, , Ireland aged fftyfour years. and resident ~
ms city for the last twenty. Ave years ''''"' u
FINCH-April 2sth 1879 at <.ru ,r,.,,o,
on OF Michae! and Mary A Finch natve az se Sa
'rieans. aged twentysiz years ' VI NO"
May his soul rest in peace. Amen
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| 'osErHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG = No.
conducted by the Sisters Of CHARITY A-ADAAs'
S'"' A~"ts'urs' Frederick County. M.r,,Ana.
This institution ia pleasantly ,,,,...,,
mile from paat al Frederic rysnd Ear
Mary College II was commeucsi in isSo n. %Sunt 81
bD,; oy the Legislature OF Maryland in ists isSSs
'"ia'nSs are convenient and spacious - ''''' Ans
p.., Terms,
Rs5 n a.! iui zion per acsdemo year INCLUDING
Doctor's IN. ne""ihs' Washing. Mendins and
y a
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE ~ w
u me academic year Is divided In two s,..,,r. =, a..
am, Jus saG A. o.ginnng respectively on die ns,h =,
gust ana the oeth of January va sN0 Sesn OF Al
Letters Of inquiry directed TO the
nv,,7,,v -. MOTHER SUPERIOR
."s''<V " Jneeph's Academy. EmrJ,st.,--
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b. N ccN SAVED Is MONEY MADE.-Byrne &,
corner Magazine and jackson streets n,a s[I;e
'O'V oil new goods at half price. -' 00tA"E
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Horace Greeley having rece, ~ed the Cincinnati
or nS 81
to Present 70 Gr;atts him from b.sss which
soa,S soandine s" from North E.s
onrS Tor and colds poor bod
ristsi In 'sc' Horace, tie for BY all good d. -Us
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lid bkD FURNISHINGS. = Messrs Braselman g.
Tor bsa frni.Sina have Of
asesoy made OF various szes and auslites AZ ,E
sooos tney are selling at prices Tor c.,h
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Daniel Ryan,
Joseph Hide.
Mrs Katherine Ncpus>l
Henry Bruno,
II Brugfer.
Alfred Dufilho, -
q p Blancand.
~ GiOrdano.
Biapcsnd & Guiset,
j La1doAux,
+ bourgeois,
"A Cabro.
j Petit.
j J ReisA.
EuR Martin,
J Scgassier.
thurman & vigncs,
I Moulor & Go.
Thomas Lehorr,
Moular q Dumestro,
3 CAM bon,
A sArrat,
L Mccarthy.
ID Psnniefry.
Felix Percys,
I;ouis A Godefroy;
r Alaige,
y Senerafly,
Y w David,
ID I Scanl0n.
lSehmichcn 1 Pothier
isonligny & Escla pom.
4 T neneeha1d,
A F Hickman.
J A D'Hemscouyt,
n Eeuhauser,
NJ Berwiu,
David Neuhauser,
J A Fernandez.
J lonnecarrere,
! Dnmestre,
N r Daz-t.
'ohn II Quist,
Y Lister,
lean Msntszun,
Mrs Bathcisen,
myS1e
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y
legal councillors. a program m
Tilted for adoption, and tho ass,
II. Frellsen,
Shas. Engstreli,
7. roursine,
John q. Flemming,
j. A. Blaffer.
per N. Ii. Pepin.
c. j Black.
Aich'd Mitchell,
Ed. Davis,
) NJ. Farley,
John Dawson.
,, Tor Peter Homo,
y Tor L. II. Dawson.
John Dawson,
Tor Dawson & Guste
John Dawson.
Jamos Marshall
VIM. II. Reynolds,
John 0 Mclean,
Mons. Henry Suthapd
per Charles valantin.
j. j. Corson,
Eaw. Booth,
ID. ID. BRADY.
Il. II. Bennsis,
j. X. Bell,
Ihos. Henderson,
VIM. &. Black,
Francis johnson,
WIN: Florance. by agent
benjamin F'lorance.
II. Schnitr,
W. r. Cotton and heirs of r
Cotton,
John Ford,
George w. Church.
Gordon & Gomila,
Schwabaoher Il Hirscb.
rrudhommo Il Grace,
Henry L. I.awler.
Ihos. n. Clarke & Bro.
John +. Klaus,
w. W. Walker.
All. II. 1saacson,
D. j. Il. Msssicot,
j.: Douglas,
Thomas dunno, |
ID. Warren Brickell
John Hawkins.
MN. Schneider,
VIM Hart,
M. Lacy.
Edwd. Hayden,
r; L. Roger.
Nm. Moore,
John D Aieara.
Il. A. Brown,
Z. Doettling
r. Eckhardt,
Etienne Coulopge.
J. +. Wild,
Leeds & Co,
n A Baumgardentt,
IhOry Gussnar,
August Bernstein.
i Mcdowell,
John Reilly,
BERNARD Carroll,
JAS Harris,
Mayer Loeb,
x Il Diamond,
y: Krumpelman,
VIM Braun,
John s Ludlow,
II Sirack.
II II Rniney,
II Meyer,
Peter G'Donnen,
ThOs Heller,
Geo Dirmeyer,
Patrick Coyle.
Ihomas Mangan.
Thomas Green.
a 4 Riddeii,
VIM Malady,
Z Lindaur, s
VIM j Beahn,
NJ Aronstetn. 1
Henry Schneider.
VIM German,
James Casey, =
kaman, n
w Ryane.
BY Goebel,
!. T Burnett.
VIM Maukemonk.
-ouis Mayer,
; 4 Collins,
.hoe y Bragg,
.atrick Finlgau,
McFogR.
Extestein, 4
} r Scaplan, IN
iottf Habisreitingsr.
'ouis Savini,
ohm Ernst,
'snl Fleury,
ohm SchOolman,
III Lagauze,
ntoine M0uledous,
Mailhes,
GodeDberRer.
,uis Aubian,
Ic Fousse,
erro DUTIES.
artin Lannes,
aas Thurm,
'therine CHM,
ny Firssman,
.seph Courtady,
X Schopfer,
'ederick Gehl,
hn Henry,
L Sala,
mes Pigrau, =
Schneider, Nv,
ID LagAp, N
BIN T Moore, Sr
e Wilson,
Clark,
thur Denis.
) Hedrick, Pr
49,,
BIT ID Urquhart,
'srthe,
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we invite tho citize,
us to consult and adop,
jeots in view at Odd
n. ENENING NEXT, NJ
viii be addressed by
and constitution submit
citation be organized:
Louis Schneider,
h Thos. X. Finiay,
jules Cassard.
u. kickbS.
IA n. K. Pepin.
A. potncy.
IN J. Charles,
John Lscis,
b. J.Wss,.
, j. b. Davis,
<" Geo. Swarbrick,
Numa Jordy,
Numa Jor6y,
for Widow +. Jor,,v
Joseph JonOs,
!; X kOussellas,
q. r. Freree,
W. A. Freret,
Henry +. Wade, NJ. u.
RObt. S~aton,
, VIM Chas. Seaman
Netine Vsl2ntin
\. X. Southmayi.
Eugene May,
j. u. Wandell,
James Strawbridge.
Oh. Jumonvillo,
John J. Mellon,
Sam. Henderson,
Martin Mccormack,
b. Pradel,
r: j. Christian,
Christian Schoop.
Eugene Schmitt,
7. ID. Schmitt,
Raymond Pocheles.
Hugh McCloskey,
smith X McKenna.
y: Herez.
finney & Byrnes,
p. Dwyer,
James Fly mn.
James McEeel,
Jacques lew,
Per pro Chas Cruinsyr.
| -. Jackson,
Addison Gage & Co.
Nm. II. Kilpatrici,
Win. Dillon,
I. Fi,zwiliiam,
J. A. Turmoil.
fred'k Wing,
Edward Burke.
Ihomas Reynolds,
John Farrell,
y. 5. Parmele,
John O'N-ii,
Frederick Good,
Ihos Swift,
Patrick Barnes.
A. Stewart,
J. H. Kunz,
Frank Ford,
CD Leeds,
II Ries,
+ Wieizel,
II Halskulnfosr
WH Greppel, for Cathrine
Hirtz,
A Ferrera,
Joseph Kahn,
Casper Muller,
Nicholas Burk,
Thos Glaper,'
Gerald Farrell,
X Biiesath,
Geo s Chat.
Andrew Leary,
J ii Keller.
w X Lyman,
K w Turner,
James Coyle,
L j Frederick,
James Heating,
= onn II Neville,
p j Mcguire
Q u Tebault, N d,
81 Thodre,
VIM Walker,
Y Stumpf. ,
' Baikes, !
} X Carroll, !
: Willie, j
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