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, 1873-07-19

European dignitarlcH arc getting very fond of
conAding MI their ecorets Of Stato to American
newspaper reporters. The last to. onter this
new confessional is Bismarck, and he surpassos
Eugenio and MaeMahon in his ohildliko con-
tdenccs. Ho is represented by tho correspondent
Of New York papor to hayo ayowod to him
that ho believed Tho German Government
would 10 defeated In it's contest With
the Church OF Rome. Ho aneora at the
praises ahowerod ou him by American and Eng
lsl Protostants, and declares that he wished to
crush Romo only that ho might crush Chris
tianity. Tic wishos to eradicate tho Idea Of God
utterly from tho minds Of tho pooplo. II thcy
must worship something, let tlom worship tho
State II the State is to preserve itself, 1t must
oblitorato family allegiance and worship Of God.
and must put itself in place OF tho Deity as was
done in Pagan Rome.
, 1873-07-19

Tho National Labor Congress-, though giving
itself an unwarrantod prominence in claiming to
roproaont two-thirds of tho population OF tho
United States, mado valuable suggestion for
Tint portion Of tho population which It may
claim to represent in certain degrec,- tho
tho recommendation OF plan to Hottle differ
ences between employers and workingmen by
arbitration instead Of strikes. This substitution,
would be more in their interest than that Of
capital, for tho reason that tho burlon OF tho
loss occasioned by strikos fall moro heavily
upon workingmen than it doos upon the en-.
ployors. No mattor what tho result Of strike
may bo, tito employers arc bettor able to
sustain the :, losa OF time and money.
They DO not Buffor from lack OF tho
necossarioa OF life, and thoir families arc not
subjected to want aud privation while Tho strike
is ponding. It does not aaom to havo boen noe
cssary, however, to recommend that this plan
shall hencefottl cut a figure In politics, becauao
u tho issuo is. too narrow, and l2) because ar-
bitratiop Gun DO successfully had outside Of any
now political conditions. II arbitration becomes
tho policy OF tho American Labor Unions, they
will rarely meet with any difficulty in securing
fair reference on tho part OF employers, or IN OBJ
tainipg Justice. It las boon worry successfully
practIccd in England Of Into years, and 1t depends
chiefly on tho workingnen themselves in this
country whether or not 1t shall be introduced
, 1873-07-19

Wl,ilo every Que III praislng tho Dissatisfaction
noy Of New York for tho dispatch with which he
has pursued Nixon, Walworth, md several other
muracrors to tho gaslows or Sing Sing, it is sud-
louly remembered that Simmons. the brutal
murderer Of Duryoa s still unpunished: Duryea
and Simmons quarreled over some lottery deal-
inga in which they were partners, and Simmons
settled tho dispute by atabbing Duryaa fourteen
times. This happened long before tho crimos
for which ln}f-a-lozou murderora havo suffered
expiation, but nothing iB douo with Simmons.
It is beloved that hs money-ho and lis family
arc wealthy-AaB boon his salvation. =
, 1873-07-19
WALL STREET..

Kcvlov OF tho Money, Stock, Nond,
and Gold MnrlIctSs >:
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chicago 1rt17ane.
NEW YoRH, July 18.-There is no special foa-:
ture in the money Or grim markets.
sToova. - :. ..
In tho stock market q; vigorous fight waa made
to aeproBs Western Union and Eric, which was
successful, tho former falling 35, and Eric to
5SN from 5911f.' Maturing debts and m ompty'
Treasury continno to dopress Pacific Mail, which
aold as low as 375s. st. Paul lost H.: and only
Northwestern and Now York Central held theirs
own, wllilo thcro was slight advance in Union
Pacific, Wabash, Rock Island, aud Ohio d Ills"
s,saippi.
GOLD.
The continued heavy shipments Of gold creates
pu1lY. :.
, 1873-07-19

Tho citizens Of New London, Wis.,, have takon
TO lyncLing thieves, Two members OF gang Of
burglars, which, has beon troubling that town as
wcl as its noighbors, were arrested on Wodnes-
day by tho Sheriff, but ut once woro spirited
away by mob Of disguised mon md compelled
u,der duross of being hanged to confess their
crimes and roveal tho whereabouts Of their plum.
dcss. They woro then remittcd to the regular
authorities to bo tried in tho routine why.
, 1873-07-19

litlcal monopoly at tho Same tmo. Tloir power
Of resistance has boon destroyed by tho growth
Of civil and pol1ttoa1 oppression. Tlloro is no
sach thing as public opinion In Nov Orleans to-
day. 6ubtniason to tax-robberio8, to carpct-bRg-
Ism, to oloction-frauds, to such infamous ashump-
tlons Of powor as that Of Judge Dnroll, to Con.
Emory'a troops, which are oal1od out upon tho
alightoRt provocation, to slaughtor-house monop-
oliea aud tow-boat monopo1ios, has rendered
tho pooplo Hupine They no longor riso to tho
dignity or solf-roBpoot OF protest. All tho
abuses TINT havo boon hoapea upon thom are in
tho nature OF monopoly, whether political or
private. Tho ownors Of property aro worse of
thnn those who own nothing. Tho taxea oxceod
tho income. No difficulty Is found in securing q
long 1cnsc Of real ostato which ought to DO
vrluablo On tho condition Of paying tho
taxos. It may 10 said that tho pooplo
OF tho North would not endure auch oppression
as wo have described, aud TINT public sontlnont
wonld drive of such monopoly ~ TINT Of tho
tpw-boat combination. Perhaps thia is truo now.
But It will not be truo Il the people Of tho North
continue many more years. to submit to the rob-
bortos and oxtortions. political aud private, that
tako tho shape Of Balary:grabs, land-Hten1s,
Credit Htobi1iors. protection frauds, railroad
abuRos, and tho manifold oncroachmonta
upon public rights that aro to DO recognized
everywhere around us. Tho people of the
Northwest hate not opened their var against
monopoly any too soon to escape tho dcgradod
, 1873-07-19

= Special Dspateh to The Chtfaao Tribune. -.
INplXrAroL1s. July lB,-Tho late Board OF Ed
ucation was M In session to-day for the e1smina.
ton Of teachors' certificates issued By County
boards, thlrty-tllros In number. The Board up:
pointed ~ visitors to tho State Normal schooi
at Teyre Hauto for tho ensuing year, Newton
Dateman, Illinois, Superintendent Public In
struotion, !, Hamilton Mollae, Muncio, Ind, su.
porintendcnt of Public Schools Col. James
Thompson, bloomington, Ind, Professor Of MI.
itary Tactics. Btato University. Adjourned to
Monday syen{uR,
, 1873-07-19

Tho ptHhlty for slapping ch,ef-Justice in
tho face has ut Inst boon found out. One Capt.
Garland indulgod in TINT luxury recently ut
Opolougas, La.. aud paid e100 and was III prison
twcnty-four hours for bis striking contempt Of
Tho Chiof-JuBtico Of Louisiana. This precedent
having been established, suitors aud counselors
now know just how far they can 60, and how
much thoy will haye to pay for going.
, 1873-07-19
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

TEnMt or sunacRtrr1oa trArAnLx m ApvAxoE1.
GsllS, 1y mail..."St .g SNnttHy.
ffi."eohE.s...... 0s0DI Wc0kly ...... 200
Phrts of a ynnv at tho Bar1e rate.
To prevent dolay and nisakos bo snro and stvo Post
Oico address In full, including stato and County.
osattauccs may In mado otor by dsnst oxpross Post
Q1!to order or In rcEtse1cd tottors, at cur risk.
TERMS TO clTY HunBCntnEnn
daily. desornf, Sunday nxceptou 81 cents por weck
Dats, dclivoEod. Sunny inoludod 20 conts ror woek
Adttross THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Conner Madison mud Dearbosn.Bt4.. Uhca9ot Ill.
, 1873-07-19
MINNESOTA.

MINNEAPOLIS, 1finu., July l8.-0rop reporth
from MoCloud County, about tho centre Of Min
uesots, say tho wheat in that region will bo
ready to cut In q week. Reports from several
SECTIONS say that tho wheat harvest this yoar
will be from QUO to two weels earlier than last
year, owing to the splendid growing weather
which las prevailed. Minnesota haa noTer lad
a more favorable season for wheat Tho corning
crop Ia eBtiuiated all tho way from 60oo ooo to
5000, 600 bushels larger than that OF 1&,@ year.
, 1873-07-19

Tho euro Of Santa Cruz has been disowned by
the Carliats, whose cause he has supported with
such energetic atrocities. They havc declared
lin tue enemy Of their causo, and. in conae-
unence Of this rebuff, tho Cure has thrown aside
his carnn, weapons, put on his priostly robes,
and betaken himself In porson to tho Popo to
elle for abaolution.
, 1873-07-19

4 dry goods dealer OF 0swego clains to haVe
been compelled, by the now froight-tari1 OF the
Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy Road, to sond his
produce to this city by wagon. Tho distance is
fotty-throe miloa. He has had two teams at
work, aud calculates TINT they naye him in ono
Trim G21
, 1873-07-19

Special D{spaich to Tho Chicago 1F1bttne:
was Oh yesterday brought bofore Justice Harvey
for examination Gu the charge Of numbering hls
vito two months since. The evidence doos not
differ materially from that taken by the Cor
oner's Jury, but III not '.yot finished. Masina's
having come from Bohemia especially for that
purpose.
, 1873-07-19
OBJ G!bIt2apn W2ibu11e.
Saturday Morning, July 10, 1873
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Tho pressure upon our columns on Sunday morning
Ia groat that compelled to request advertisers
10 aen in their advertisements for TINT issue at as
early hour possible, in order That they may with
certainty secure tue proper classification.
, 1873-07-19

OswEao, Kendall Co... III, July 18.-Tho
heaviest hail-storm that has visited Kendall
County for many years passed. over portions OF
tliB county day before yesterday. In Noansay
tho corn and small grains were completely PROG
trate1 by the hailBtones. =
, 1873-07-19
WISCONSIN,,

k1Ap1so;s, Wis, July 1s:--Thc weather greatly
modoratoa yesterday, to the great roliof Of our
people, Tho thermometer stands ut 70 degrees
to-day, with cool wind. Tho farmers are har-
vestlng their rye and winter wheat, which pro-
ducoa rather a light CROP Barley and spring
wheat promise Al abundant ylold, aud will DO
ready for tho sickle in a fortnight.
, 1873-07-19

Advantage has boon taken Of the shah's alb
sonco by LIS undutiful subjects to excite ro-
bcllion, which will compel his speedy return to
, 1873-07-19

,.N1xoNs sAAtPI11TIlEATRE- Clinton nsseet, hotgoou
Washington hnd Randolph. Tony rastprs Variety Com
blnAton. Afternoon and eyonnE.
, 1873-07-19

.>nfoV1OKER's THEATRE Madison street, hot,,ecn
Dearborn and State. Tho Katit Putnam Yruupp,
" World aud Stage" Afternoon and eyoulIlY
, 1873-07-19

IiQ0LEY'9 THEATtE-Rsndolpt Alroet, hctvoon
Clark mud LaSnilc. ''Homn." Afternoon and eyonng.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06

The Inteltigencsr Insists that the leg
islature has done nothing in the past
and will do nothing in the future to tos-
ter and promote immigration TO West
Virginia. It omits, however, to lay
down any programme or mark out any
course that the Legislature should pur-
sue in relation to the matter. Now II
our neirhbor will prepare a bill upon
this subject embodying his ideas as TO
the most efficient means OF popping
the State with immigrants we will do
all we can to secure its adoption If II
be practicable at ell. Let US have the
Mtclfocncer's suggestions as to what
should be done and there will be some
chance OF accomplishing more than can
result from an unlimited grumbling
over the past and un'riendly criticism
upon the plans proposed by Others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
The sY,nntsms OF mc.itn.

Heallh has its symptoms as well as ds-
eIse. The clear eJe, the fresh complexion,
the steady hand. the firm step, the uncloud-
Cd brain, bri> knass o'splrits, and DISPOSE
on to look on the bright side OF anything
are indicailn"s that the animal machinery
Is in perfect working order. Happy are
they VIII Sc running gear Of life Is In this
excellent condition, and fortunate too are
they who ow how 10 b ing II into sacn a
condition II disaranged. All who have ex.
p.rieuced or witnessed the eject Of los ct
ter's stomach Bitters upon the weak, broken
down, d s'ouding victims Of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, ever aud aSue, rheuma-
tisni, nervous debi ity. or prem +ture d. cay,
know that in this supreme tonic ana altera
tive there exists specific rincip'e which
reaches the very SURGE OF the trouble and
and effects an absolute and p-rlnanentc cure
T. Purtbus Ulun might b. apIy Inscribed
on the IuueI. or he preparation Is plura.-
~ OF remedies condensed into one irIesisd
bic antidOte.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
Sno0t NJ Anray at IL ,rkSburs.

On Sunday afternoon some young
men got into an alteration which re-
suited in the shooting and slightly
wcuuding Of third party who was en-
deavoring TO separate them. A young
man named Robert Pugh and another
named Wire were engaged in some kind
of contest when brother OF Wire
stepped In Tor the purpose OF settling
the difficulty, and was shot by Pugh,
the ball grazing his shoulder creating q
small flesh wound. Pugh was arrest
I'd by policeman Owens and lodged IL
iail. lie was taken out aud tried by
Justice Walker on Monday afternoon
and recognized to appear at the next
term OF the county court, in the sum Of
five hundred dollars. lie gave tne re-
CURED bond and was released.-- C0rSs'
Gurg TELEGRAPH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06

We are glad TO announce to our clti-
zens and to the people living along the
line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
that arrangements are in progress Tor
the running Of en- early train to carry
the way mail east from this city. The
present arrangement has been pro-
ductive OF very great Inconvenience both
here and elsewh and the public gen.
orally will receive with great sstlstac'
ton the announcement OF the proposed
change. tits not likely, however, that 1t
can be made to take effect before Il e
first of October, but the assurance that
it will then be done is something to be
thankful for.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
OHIO STATE FAIR.

The Ohio State Fair at Mansfield,
just closed, was generally regarded as
a success. The display of horses and
short horned cattle was especially fine.
For the first time, we saw there mum.
Der of the Norman horses which are
now being bred extensively through
the central part Of Ohio. They are in
color iron. gray, and in size they range
from l61 to III hands high, weigh
from $500 to 1000 lbs, and have
muscles like the cables of suspension
bridge. From their looks, a pair OF
them could draw almost any load the
driver might please 10 put behind Them
but for ordinary farm purposes we
doubt much their desirsbleness. The
short horns from the broad, rich bot
toms OF the Mismis and the Licking
were there in force. In the ring st
one time were sixteen bulls, all OF most
aristocratic pedigree, headed by JOHN
MONTGOMERY three year old, for which
he paid, at public sale, last spring
Sc 600. As handsome and excellent as
this young Duke is. be could
only take the second premium
in that magnificent herd. the Orphan
Boy" getting the fret. There were
perhaps 100 pens Of hogs, the large, 81
most glossy white Chesters, and the
well rounded Berkshlres, taking the
lead. Among the latter were several
imported animals some OF which were
purchased by sir LEWIS BAKER to come
% THE State. Of course, among sheep
the Marine vac most prominent, ale
though there were some splendid specl-
mems of South Downs and Cottswolds,
some of which were OF recent importa'
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
The Washington, Cincinnati and ST.
LouiS r. II.

Hon. P. B. Borst, President Of the
above road, addressed the people Of
Pocshontas, at Huntersville, during
the session Of the County Court OF that
county, in the interest of his road. The
County Court made an order submit
ting to the vote o, the people, on the
second TUESDAY, in October, whether
they should subscribe the sum OF fifty
thousand dollars to the capital stock OF
said road. II the people Of Pocahontss
can get a ROAD through their rich de-
posts OF iron and coal, it will be the
means Of developing great wealth.
GreeRJrier Independent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06

The August number OF the West
Virginia Educational Journal is at hand.
It still maintains the high position it
originally took as the organ OF the free
school systems and is well worthy of the
patronage OF the friends of popular Ed
ucation. 1t is edited by Dr.. j. g. BLAIR
Of the Fairmont Normal School, assist
ed bv a competent corps of educators
and is published BY BLAIR and GIBBENf
at Parkersburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Arlington Stove Works.

WE HAVE TIE PI EASURE OF AN
w NOuNC! @ IN our friends an 1 the
public, that on Monday last, we re- COM
menceJ, with the d Ol new and very su
pprior machinery. the melting iron at
,ur Found in North Wheel &, st which
e-tsblis hmeut We are now again turning
,ut Stoves az heretofore
We shall not al this time make an ext n.
led advelti, ement nor ume ate orr va.
ietIPs o. stoves. bnt cont TT ourselves noR
ayiug that our It elk nf |aiteTns saved at
thu fire. Comrrte Yearly all Of our lei6s
aud most esteemed = owes, b0th for he-tlng
and co king 'f heatirg StOvCs we have
n. W patler cSpsc'a /, adapted 10 tn" fuei
OF This region OF country. and in cooking
I YES, Iesjdes the Arlington, of which v =
have six varieties. We have neg and
.cSI expeuSi loves gotten up BE
he Arlington with especial TG .erence Ia the
necessities o. our fuei. end in e. ior 10 that
ren"wineI Stove IN capacity Omly.
seI5 JJSt Pd BELL & co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States, for the District IF West Virginia,
IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the matter OF George W. Alexander,
Bankrupt.
DIsrEIcT OF WEST VIRGINIA, IS:
A warrant in Bank uptcy has been issued
by said Court against the es ate OF SEQ w.
Alexander, of tn County of Wood, stale OF
w. St Virginia, in said District. no has
been duly adudg.d Bankrupt npon peii,
lion OF his creditors, pnd the payments Of
any debts, and the delivery o'sry property
beioneing to said bankrupt To him or 10
his use, and he transit OF any prop ~riy ny
him, are prohibited by Law. An adjourned
meeting OF the creditors Of salh Bankrupt, 10
prove their debts and choose one or more
Asixnees OF rs estate will be nc nj
curt of Bankruptcy, I" be holden al Park
ersburg, In said District, on The 7th dav OF
c.ober, 4. d., 1879, at 2 0',!ock P. NJ. st
the office OF Walter =. SANDS, ISL, heiore
Geor. @ b caldwell. Esq, Que O tue Regis
iers In BANKRUPTCY OF said District.
- gned HEl'SEM A. SLhtk'
u y. Marshal Of said District Messenger
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06

Mr. ISAAC ELLISON Las been elected
8 member OF the House o. Delegates
from Mercer county to supply the va
csncy occasioned by the resignation OF
Captain W L. BRIDGES, Superintendent
OF the Penitentiarv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
DIED.

BODLEY-Ou Friday, September 5th EVA
PKIsCILL,, infant daughter OF John ana
Mary BOtley, aged fifteen months.
Funeral from the residence OF her parent
on John street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets, this Saturday afternoon, at five
o'clock. Friends OF tue family are invited
IA ottapd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
SslCuer's sale.

Commissioned sale.
Manga. ct LGrhin,
In hlnCery.
Edward 1Rrl:in, ct al
DT VIRCUE or a DEGREE or THE
ID Circuit Court ~ Onto county, West
Virg MIA III ode and entered in the above
entitled caure, on the 18th day OF July, 1873
1 Will Otler at public .aiH on the prem Ses,
on Inc National Road, three AN ! o hall
miles "a o the CT V OF Wheeling. on
SATURDAY, >Ep TENBERI 18Th. 1873
al 10 O'Clock 4. ". o : ia day, the follow
ing desCr bed real est te, iha is To Say,
trac or parcSI o. lind containing twenty
seven acres, one -noI snd hhty seven
poles, situated on the National koad, Il rec
and OGe-nalt miles east OF the city OF
" heeitrg, in OhiOc unity. est Virginia
TRIMS OF SALE -t'ne-fCurh cash; the
residue in tree eQ1a' instruments Il eight
ski, Ell and Iw-uIy.four months, resp c.
lively, with in ereI. the purchaser giving
negO lab notes and security Tor the de-
icrred pay nentE. II. u. BARR,
Special commissioner.
J. u. MILL f.. AnCtioneer. aug.O-i
a. Druggist
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
l.ISr OF LETTERS

DFMAIN'NG UNCLAIMED IN THE
II rosJt tfi3e at Wheeling, Saturday, Sept
ember 6. 1915.
soot IL any OF the following, the app'i-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving daJe OF this list:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
Trustee's Sale.

FINDER AND BY vIR1 UE OF A DEED
u or1Tust. executed by Radolph Shup-
bach, to the undersigned a trustee, 70 s.
crrt VIM. Wiedebusch the prom OF and
pnn ctual payment Of = certain promissary
note for two thousand dollars, daist the 2pd
day OF jan lHz, AND psysoe 10 the order Of
said William Wiedebusch, one year arter
date with insterest rom date; shall, on :
Monday, the 2oth day Of sept. Is7a.
proceed to sell, at public suction. NJ the
dwelling house o. The said " iIliarn Wi.da.
busch. situated on the corner OF HaTEs
street and MARKET alley. and known a. tbs
Colombia House all the household and
kitchen furniture OF the said RodoInb
sbupbach, more particularly described "a
said deed Of trust .. .. - - -
Terms Of gale cakh-
J.H. GOOD,
sep2-i Irurtsa.
J. Il hLLAR. AuszsRsaK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
Soap.
EHndrleR.

Teas.
An HArF CHESTS ooLoNs, GOOD TO
~ choice,
IS half chests snuchong, good TO choice,
20 Japan
"MoYUSE GUNPOwDER.
20 hal chests prime to choice
S common.
"PISG sUEY" GUEPowDER.
81 matted boxes good to choice,
30 - extra nne,
10 half chests common TO prime.
YoUEs HYsoN.
s half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade 10 our large stock of TEAS and To-
SACCOs, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-06
LADIES LIST.

LADIES LIST.
Adams, James Mrs latin, Mary L
Beck, Annie Mounts, Pnlnnle >
pJstei, huth Moo.e, Mary
Hal ubridge, NJ linda NJ ms. Emma
Brown, Mary Louisa NONE, Mary
Brown, Eiz beth Noble, Mary
Blact son, Cynthia None, M"lile "A
racn, hOsie NEVIS, Hahnan
Dillinger, Annie NBrr HHhnSu
Caughran, Nancy Pault, Maggie
| cooley, Mary PoItcr, Louisa
Dorsey, Layenia Preston, Belle
Deems, Emma Pyl Ada r.
rmery, May kooel, hockey
Hutchinson, Sadie kathoun, wary
Is henderson, Belle II Ryon, May
haNs lucy SWisner, Mary
Hallar, X ,te smith, Jennie
hu.sing Annie smith, CalheIlue
jennings, Lydia Iremole, Mollle
Johnston, Maggie
GENTLEMENS' LIST.
Andrews, Edwin Molly, I
And ewS, Geo u Moisture, Jas
filings, A bert McBriar Or
Brown. WIN McDaneI, Frank
| but t~ Vim Mouse, J Jhn L
BE I'D, DANIEL Neunaid, MARTIN
Brews er. Cyrus Uhterman, Anthony
Brown, James ONeal, Jonh Il
| Bra1lee, j II Porter, =
| Rauer, Louis Payne, Edward
Bow en-, John Peters, BeurlCh
Brown, WillA Powell, Isaac W
| Berry Jame>G Rocker, Geo-ge
| Cider, frederick Reuber, henry
Gov III Nice, samuel
| Cunningham VIM 4 stevens & Son, y
d smond, John Stein, Christian
Duffy, Patrick Seaman. HOrner y
| Gtey, harlei steel7, Joon
Cow. Thus SINNERS. lsigc
| Slo VIM Steyl, Iohu
| Aanke, Frank Sanark, John w
Hisyins, James Schieb-r, MOritz
herington, ThOs Stromb>rg VIM
Heringtop, w NJ Thouu kIuS, Vim II
Jackson, Gabriel IL Vox, { u
kennady, WIN Volt, Heyno.d
Aruse, " II Vance II
Leon "a, James Vance, y
ang, Jonn e. Waits. Fred ~
Merr Ned, Ansou Woolf Henry
Meica!f, EW Wiles, samuel
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