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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

TIProP NEws.-col. Bidile. Inspector General of thia Military Department, who is on tour of inspection, went by the Tiptop, and telegraphs from Phenix, that every thing is looking spiendidIy at lie mine. The miIl. he says is to be moved from Gil- lett to the mine. and five or six more stamps added. This will, of course, save the ex- pense of transporting tine ore five or six miles, and be handy tn wood, etc, which will be good for ihe Company, but a little tough OF those who have invested In real estate and improvements in the town of Giilett. That hitherto, promising young city. has lived npan ihe mill and the busi- ness which Ii attracted to the place, and this movement seems SO be calculated to knock its uaderpinniRE out.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Copper City, Shasta County California is coming into notice as bullion producing camp. A. C. Springer, formerly Sheriff of owyhee County, Idaho, is Superintendent of mine there taat is producing we'll. The Extra Company makes large shipments every week. This old camp was abandoned for years, and, like Bodie, considered a failure, until some live mining men, with capital to back then took hold, ant now it promisis to rival Virginia City. as q silver producef
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

NEW MEXICO LE;IsIATURE-The next Legislature for New Mexico, which con- yeneS at Santa Fe, on the first Monday in January, is composed of 2j members in the House, divided as follows: If Republicans and II Democrats. The Council has F members, uf which ate Republicans and , Democrats; which goes to show that our sister Territory in the direction of the rising sun is Republican, just as Arizona will be so soon as we run our elections on party issues.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

The French, having secured the protectO- rate of Syria under the Berlln Treaty. are preparing to wake up old Palestine with the rush Of modern civilization, introduced by the steam whistle. X railroad is to be con structed from Jaffa through the valley or the Jordan. and the Dead Sea cnuBtry oprned up for travel and cOmmoTee. IT viii not hc a great while before SoduEn and Gonorrab are re-established by the progressive Frenchmar and the reckless Yankee, and things will whoop once rlore in Palestine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

DEMOCRATIC PoLlcy.-JeFe Black. and other veteran Democratic politicians have been warning the younger and less cautious of their party. that no good can ever come of exposing fraui pr scandal in taeir own parsy. ard that ii has nevcr been the policy o;' the party to inqaire into the wrongs of she party unless opponents forced it upon Them. sNeyes accuse your family of wanton- ness, " sand the sagaeions Black, to n Demo crst who wanted inc cipher dispatches in vcSfiyateti
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

ALI STEEL BRIDGE.-Thc American Man. ulscturer says: The new steel bridge which is beng erected for 1he Chicago and Alton railroad. over the Missouri river at Glasgow, Missouri, is to have five spans, and is to be entirely of steSl. n.aae by tte Hay process Not even nut is ta be made of iron. This is believed to be the first large bridge ever built in which steel alone Is used.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

X dispatch oi Dee. l4th from Portland Oregon, says that Captain John Smith, V hn has been Indian Agent at the Warm Spring Reservation for the past fourteen years, has arrived at Vancouver. Smith was called there by order of General Howard, to assist in disposing of band of Warm Springs h. lians now held is prisoners at Vancouver. After d full consultation, it was determined to have llickney's wiIe and children brougtt to Vancouver. when they will be sent to the Indian Territory, to be hrrded with Joseph and his NeZ Perces. This chief has given tbe authorities much trouble. Is hi.h-spiritcd and brockS no control. and in view of the expected difficulty, it is decmei advisable to thoroughly dispose of him. The rent i3der or tiio hand wi,l be sent back io Warm Springs Reservation under guarG. Ehe Indians on the reservation held coun- eli few days ago and resolved to support tine authorities and fight for them, should any difficulty arise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

General John E. Winters was in town on Sunday, says the Reno Journal. having just returned from trip to Arizona. He likes that country very we'll. reing exceedingly well pleased with the mines in Bradshaw District Prescott, he saye, is tOwn $500 rect sbSve tqe level of the'sea, with popu- laiion of 1000. There Tom Fitch is prac- ticing law. and has large and lucrative practice. At the late election Tom WAS elected a member of tile Legislature. They manage things very nicely at Prescott. The leading men of both parties get together and nominate ticket, the f;cket is generally elected without opposition. So it was in Toms case. He was telling Winters about it, and wound up by remarking: "The fast time ran for office in Nevada my assess mcnt was Sl,cO0; this time it was $Gi0.r One of these days, when Arizona gets to be State General Winters believes Tom Fitch will be a Cnitel States Senator.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Judge Myrick. of the san Francisco Pro- bate Court. has decided that a will made to church. without designating any trustees in trust who shall hold the property for the church, conveys nothing and an cstata thus attempted to be conveyed to church. re- mains subject to the claims of the legal heiIs. as ii no will had heen attempted to be made.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
Notice.

Notice of Mrs Della A. Corcoran to become Sole Trader:
 TEeRTroRY OF AaIsosA, -
 CuUNgg or NAVAPAI. g" Notice Is herJ given that I, Dea A. Corcrrcn of tine o0ny of iayaOa in the Territory of Arizona. wife Michael Corcoran, do do-is-e that from after tin date hereof intend to c-rry busnes3 i tine said County of Yayapai in Arizona Territory, in my own name and nn my account, pursuant to sn Act of the Legislature f the Territory of Arizona entitled Of the Flights of Married Women,' and of the al amendaory thereof and supplemental thereto approved on is that of Daryng, and further sciaro that the amount ef tunds have to commence and carry Son the stsess aforesaid does not exceed the :moUnt of five thousand dollars,
 DELLA \. ConcoaAN, Camp Verde, A. T., November 2sth Is7S.
 TERRITORY OF APIzoss,
 COUNTY GK YAsAPAI. S7 On this 29h day of November \. n. IS7a before ,le Cherles 4. Uushuan Notary Public in and for Yaya- na County, in Arizona Territory, nuy appointed and commissioned, personally ap.at-ai Dsla 4 Corcoran personally known to to be tho individual described III and who executed the foregoing instrument who acknowledged o to that she executed the same freely and voluntarily and fer the aad purposes thero 
 In Witness Whereof, l hsye horemlto set iny tL.s. hand and ariXei my official seal tle tay aud
 CHARLES H. CusaMAN, Notary Public.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Bob IagersolI ;s one of the boldest, not to say the most brazen of men. He stood right up in Cincinuati-in Cincinnati ,-- and declared his belief that there was no hell And in Cincinnati one can smell the sulphur - Chicago Times.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
EU!;ca.

TERRI TORY OF ARIZONA,
 OPTICS OF THE SECRETARY.
 l, John !. Gosper, Secretary of tiie Tsrr;taT. or Arizona. do hereby certify Jhas hlye ts dy 8: sl,e hour oi r. duiy filed for record ia my o..s ,c appointment Q; Curtis H-ln agent and :,,.peril- tcndent of the May Bean >'.:ng Company Arizona f.,-., in V tness whereof l have hereulto set ' 'i hand and affixed iHy official Seal this 2I-h daY oi November, <. D.. ls7S.
 JOHN J. G0SPER, Secy of Ter ritory. lly JOIN T.. ANDyRsoa, Asst Sc.'y. d5.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Aa Omaha dispatch of December isth says that two men. named ketchum snd Mitchell, accused of stealing stock and sho Jeeenfly killed a herier named Stevens, who >w1s trying :o arrest them, were. on Tuesday nixat, taken from the sheriff of Custer eoan- fy and his ,,s.se, by mob of armed men, 0rlso tied fhe~a. ts $ tree and burned them 1,ofI, fo-dta;3 " msL vas composed Of z ,1rcaty-lisc5 sSy aa s4suiers and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
LEGiL,
Notice.

TERRITORY OF .RIZONA,
 OFFICE OF THE SECsErARY. I, John J. Goarer Secretary of the Territory of Arizona, do hereby c.rti that hare tns day. al the hour of F. M., duy filed for record in III; the Articles oi Incorporation cf tuo Msy Esin II ming Company. California rsr.t1 In witness whereof have nereuntn set my
 hand and affixed InY official seat, tlis 27ll day of November, A.. T.. 1873,
 JOHN J. GOSPE3. secy of Territory. By JOHN E. ASDEBsOa. Asst SucN. Si5.f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

MssSrs A. L. Bancrtsff lS Co, s2l Market St., San Francisco, have placed the MINER under obligations io. several nicely ar ranged Calendars spr lSia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Fne engineer party sent out by Genl. Wilcox, to look out n route over the Mogol. lon range, which ls mesa faserable tLaa the old route now I---.--------~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
cotsce IS herety g1Ven, tilsf on
 Fr.d ". the losh day or January. 1878

st f2 o'clock. the prslrss, the Of Alsx- andra in said cocnty and territory. VII ss-s t>r s,s snd rrcceed e sca Fntsic auction, e. the hiaess rIdey tog cesh. ir lawful moRey of the United Saiss N America, f@ above described nropersy i satisfy te sIm of eleven hundred and sixty three 1s-ls1 ;l6I1, dsn=s,es and eightythrre 25lgo tss s dollars, and disbursements and Eccrung ess ea-a L<i, sks sssso1nss in s.sa Gnsss dstSatssi Co bs made.
 I'D. r. HffNElsS, She n. Bg R. E. wsIsEss iIaa- Sii'2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

oI rllF1lzlice, NtNlles x co Plaintiffs,
 
 1KoS f.yNkRIE ard FEIsn cl@i'tEBELI, p8ife3lzs, trading S,id so.Ig busness under the nrrl name
 ef Leymeris oo., psfcndants, hy yirsue of execution Ena or,sr Of sale ia the above entitled cause isle cut sf the Disriot ese isis Judicial histsiSt os the Territory Of Ari=0na in and far the Court: of IayaqIi aai to dre-ed duly atteste ea the 2Eh day 0f December, IS7s, by which conmsadc1 to proceed notice Of sass and to seu the following described prssFsrtv, to wit Al the right title and interest the said efeia Of in and to- Lot pGmbsr fortyoBe i3l in Btock num- Der five, (sl situzta lying and being ia the tOp f u. exandra, in tho Peek Mining Is:f.U sa county of Yaysp4-, M te .er1s0. Of Arizcss tog ether wifa the isnfsrckeineisrs thereon.
 Snisca Is hereby srivari- fflst sna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
PRESCOTT MARKETS.
RETAIL PRICES,


 The Indian Baceau people in Washing ton never made ii greater mistake than when they threw 3 dUubt on Col. Mzrcr's report on the supply question at the Chcy- cnne and Arrapahoe Agency, for COl. M., as appears from letter elsewhere publish ed. got all his ii-arcs from Joan D. Miles, tilc Indian Agent himself. and the iigarcs are now ca tecctd in the books of the agents otiice. John D. Mics, inc agent, is considered one of the very best men they have in the Indian service. honest and ca pable, and IL such state of affairs exist at an agency where an honest man is in charge, what must they be at agencies where as much cannot he said for the agents .- Army and Navy Journal.
 MILITARY CQURT.--k General Court Mar :ial is appointed to meet at Headquarters, Fort Whippio, on Thursday, the 9th day of January next, or as soon thereafter as prac- ticable, for the trial of such persons as may be properly brought before it. The follow ing is the detail for the Court:
 Capt. J. NJ. Norvcll, 12th Init.
 Capt. N. II. Wallace, 0th Csr.
 Second Lieut.. W W. Wotherspoon, 18th inft
 Second Lieut.. R. K. Evans, 18th Init.
 Second Lieut. Edward F. Dravo, 9th Cav.
 Sacond Lieut.. Guy Howard, i2rh Init.
 Second Lieut.. E. F. Wilcox, l2th Init.
 First Lilut F. A. smith. Adjuta1t 18th Init, will act as Judge Advocate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27
sheriG's Sale.

Territory of Arizona, County of Ysvspsi, ss. trsdiag Gnd doing business under the firm naiiie
 of spruznes, Si~Iley X Co Plaintiffs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

Trader:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-12-27

v-e S.e learn is sucsecs--
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08
IN Ed

CHEBERT-,on Monday; October 7; at half
past IL O'clock q. M, Andrew j. Chebert, only
son of Andrew Chebert and Martha Lattelle,
aged years and days.
His funeral will take place from his parents
residence No. o. Enghein street, between
Greatmen and Craps streets, This (Tuesday)
Morning at 10 o'clock The friends and &C.
quaintances of the Moore and Chebert families
are respectfully invited to attend without fur
Their notice.
OGDEN-On Monday, the seventh instant. at
615 D. NJ, Elizabeth Hunt, wife Of w. L. Ogden.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are invited to attend the funeral This Morning,
at 10 o'clock, from the family residence, corner
OF Jackson and Carondelet streets.
NICHOLLS-On Saturday, October S. 1878, at II
M. at Ridgefeld Plantation. Lafourche parish:
La, Margaret Guion Lawton, daughter of
Francis T. Nichols and Cara T. Guion, aged 9
years months and IA days.
DENNEE-On Monday. the seventh instant
at 80 D. H., at 800 Baronne street. Of the pre-
vailing epidemic, Mabel Dennee aged years.
second daughter OF Euphemia Sinclair and r.
Stewart Denneo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08
THE CAMPAIGN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL,
COMMITTEE has made the following appoint
ments for thorough canvass of the Florida
parishes. to wit:
COVINGTON-Saturda October 10.
FRANKLINTON-Mon October q.
ANTE CITY-Wednesday, October o.
PORT VINCENT Saturday, October 26,
GREENSBURG-Monday October %.
extraordinarily. October 20.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. October 80.
BAYOU sARA-Thursday. October 81.
BATON ROUGE Saturday, November q.
The meetings will be addressed by the fol-
lowing distinguished speakers: Hon. W. A.
ROBERTSON, Ex- Gov. JOHN McENERY, Hon.
B. F. JONAS, CHARLES E. LEA. Major E. A.
BURKE and others. ocs I'd
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08

There seems to be In a number Of the coun-
try parishes very proper disposition to dis
connect the nomination and selection of
judges from party politics. In Caddo the
Democratic Convention declined to make @
nomination for that office, and very
able lawyer of Shreveport has been recon-
mended by the bar. A few days ago our es-
teemed friend Mr.. James d. Augustin became
a candidate for Parish Judge Of st. Charles
parish at the request and on the recommen-
dation OF men of all parties, Mr.. Augustin is
an able and experienced lawyer, a gentleman
Of the old school, popular with his people,
and of answering integrity. We have no
doubt he will be elected, and his election will
do great credit to parish in which it has
long been difficult to elect to the public offices
men of high character and ability.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08

Kearney is not receiving exactly the atten-
+ion he expected In the East. His reception
at Boston reflects much credlt upon Inc peo-
ple of that city, but WAS not at all to the taste
OF Dennis, whose choicest epithets were pro-
duced thereby. The exhibition OF temper
only provoked ieers and derisive taunts, and
the crowd properly refused to permit the
hlaekguard to be heard Free speech should
he sustained at all times; but a llcenuous
bowler like this fellow cannot be too quickly
cried down. If the people Of Boston have
suppressed him they have done the country
st large a service.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth Ogden,
wife of our fello w-citizen, Mr.. W. Z. Ogden
passed away from earth. In these most mel
ancholy days. when the shadow Of death
hangs over nearly every hearth, we have
scarcely time to pay fitting tribute to all the
lovely and the good who fall around us. But
there are those who die, and In dying seem
by their resignation, heir heroism, and their
simple trusting fait to rob death of its ter
rors, and shed over the grave a tenderness
and beauty which enables us to realize
that it is indeed the portal through
which we pass from this vale of tears
out into the life everlasting. Such was
tho lady to whom these brief and
hurried words are a poor tribute, Through
all her sufferings she was patient, gentle and
accomplishing. When 1t became obvious to
her clear and unfaltering mind that her
earthly pilgrimage was approaching It's
end, @ perfect faith In the promises Of her Sa-
viour sustained her, and the serenity Of her
dying hours was unbrolen by q single fear or
apprehension. She summoned her little ones
about her, gave them her parting counsel
consigned her own soul to It's Maker and
contemplated calmly and with resignation
the approach of the angel of death, who, she
firmly believed, was to release her spirit from
it's bondage of flesh that it might wing its
flight to repose on the bosom OF its God.
How beautiful Is righteousness even in
death
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counting Of the votes all unstamped ballots shall
be rejected and not counted :, Dell
% Rnle 1FL-The stamp provided for n n f Ias
XIV shall not be removed from tho. ballOt. Do2
from the opening to the close Of the election,
and that the opposing faction may have II, Inc
deem proper on said stamp.
Rule XVIL-Wheneve two or more ballots
are found folded, OF. pressed together In the bal
than called for by the poll list. and whenever
that excess of ballots corresponds with thh
number of folded or, pressed ballots, all such
pressed ball Dts shall be rejected and not count
ed. even If tho same be regularly STAMPED.
BE 1t ,csolred, That the president OF the Par
ish Committee be authorized to purchase the
the different central ward clubs on the morning
Of the twelfth Of October. the SAID stamps TO Dc
used for stamping the votes cast that day.
Or course, If those who have an interest In
the nomination Of good men for office and IN
honest election abstain from voting OF the
primaries, and occupy the time that other
men are devoting to campaign work to whin-
ing, and growing, and denouncing the Demo-
cratic party and it's managers, neither these
nor any other rules and regulations will ac-
eomplish good. II We have bad nominal
tlons now the fault will not be with the
Democratic party, but with those selfish
or indolent citizens who fail to perform their
duty to the State, and who seem to think that
politics and government ought to be run by
themselves and their friends or by their
class Of the community.
Let every man in New Orleans who desires
to see the great reform work SO well begun by
the first Democratic Legislature resolve tC
perform his duty as citizen, come to the
front, use his influence and cast his vote to
secure convention of representative men
and through that convention candidates who
are men of honor, ability and genuine pat
rioftam
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08
Mr.. Anatole Cousin, ST., and Hon. Jules

Mr.. Anatole Cousin, Sr., and Hon. Jules LIE
Blanc are aspirants for the Democratic nom
nation for the House In st. Tammany. The
Farmer speaks in the highest terms of both
gentlemen. MI. Cousin prints an open letter,
In which he expresses his opposition to
monopolies, and his determination, II elected,
to vote for a curtailment Of expenses, for
low taxation, and for constitutional conven-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-10-08
BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock Of Cane Wagons,
three and four mule Cane Carts, Ok Carts. Log
Wheels. Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts. Farm
Carts. Rice CARTS Small Carts Of every size. four
for delivering goods, spokes. Felloes. Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material. a Ale Grease. Cart
full-sized swedged and hardened Axles, Chilled
Boxes and extra. ironing. of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured in our own factories at
Wheeling. ". Va from the best material and by
skilled mechanics, We can give reliable
guarantee, meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Depot-127 ana LEO Common street.
fes " 2dp
MALAKOFF BITTERS,
The best stomaaaic and tonic sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia. Excellent for an and-maiaEEa
morning: beverage.
Low Prlce-PuPe and Reliable.
For sale In all quantities by
ALPH. WALA.
Sole Manufacturer,
Ia1s " zdp no. rs Cont street. New OElesn
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WAGONSS CANE CARTS? SPOKES
H. 81. SOFIA.

lS and 30 Union and Is and III PerdadH
streets.
Sole Agent for the celebrated ''BTUDEBA.
KER" WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING WORK
of all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons. Carts and .Drays;. Timber Wheels
Wheelbarrows OF all descriptions; Spokes, Eel
loes Hubs Shafts, ETC.. WheelWright material
Orders promptly filled. AL work warranted
iaa 2dpn
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PUBLIC FAST DAY.
OFFICE New YORK LIFE INSURANCE. @
NJ, Gtrnaf

UTTICE NEW !
No. 46 Carondelet street. J
In full accord with the proclamations Of his
Excellency, the Governor Of this common
wealth, and OF his honor the Mayor OF this city,
this office will be closed the entire day Of WE'D
NESDAY, ninth instant.
J. s. COPIES, General Agent.
0etnhar g 1878 oc9 If
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NOTICE.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee. Parish OF Orleans
No. 100 Castomhouse street,
New Orleans. September %, 1873. ]
All persons identified with the Democratic
Conservative party, esiring their naturaIiza-
ton papers, can secure the same free of charge,
on application to this committee at 100 Custom
house street, up stairs.
By order: VIM. H. JAMES,
Chairman Committee on Naturalization.
J. O. FLYNN Assistant Secretary se24 %
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B6EVlUC6 OIL Inc uHy.
G.. w Dunbar & Sons, Jackson 4 Manson,
Russell q Hall. per Otis, y. H. Lawrence Il TO-.
J. G. Spor, per Jennings.
O. Doyle. J. A. btaiger,
W. lei. Holmes Il Co., Frank Roder,
J, p, Oamors & Co. r. A Hamilton, per
. per o Druny v,'''A ~ 0 Conmagere & Lambert,
XII. Buckley, J. Douglas.
H. Baker, E. Leland.
Heath, Pippey LARA, ". 9. Shepard & Go.
f. Halter. julius Meyer, .. p. I'D
A. Fl. Nelson, Carter
f. beiB StaSgo Co.. Hart SH9 O chambers
Barstow 4 Deeves, D. e. Morphy 4 Son,
Po r Ii us' Doll. FIR Matinee.
Wheeler 4 Pierson, Swarbrick y Co..
John W. Madden per Rice, Born & Co.,
Frank Fl. Wilson, E. G. Palmer Co., per
NJ. Bowling IS Poydrae. Lessep,
J. J, Martin Tea Depot, Camp,
Miller & Meyer, "a Poydras
J. G. Murphy, & Co.. 90 Poydras,
Robt, Fasnacht, per Lanotte, 50 Poydras,
joint JONI /. Gibbons l. o.. 80 Poydras,
Eugene Dohery. 81 Poydrhs.
Vairin & Mortimer. s. and 81 PoydIas,
Keep IL Raymond, 50 PoydIas
John L Moore & o., 65 Poydras,
". II. Matthews & Son, u and 10 poydras.
Byrnes & Bro, Y and 70 Poydras,
G. Pascal & Co.. IA and rs POydras,
Wang y Gotham: 50 and 81 Poydras,
White &, Byrne. IS Poydras,
s. K. Russ 88 and 80 Poydras.
Smith, Krost & Co.. 80 e 80 Poydras.
Miller, Grigsby & Co., W. ). Parham.
H. r. Gogreve Fl. Pohiman & Son.
per pro II. n. Estel W. r. Kent & Co,
Lochte & Cordes, Shropshire & Co.,
Hoyle 4 Engelsheim, J. s. West, Jr.,
Page & Moran, per Moore,
G. W. W, Goodwin, Fl. FL. Hansell,
Samuel NJ Todd James G. Clarke,
A. Wizard. VIM. Pigott,
r. W Benedict Vose Brothers.
L. Gerteis, Wallace, Fairchid x Co,
James Miitenberger & D. .. E. K. Converse.
Co.. Foger & Co.,
A. EnBminger, Fred. n Thayer
Bateson Wisdom x Finlay i Thompson,
Bowling. Jos. McElroy & Co.,
A. B. GrisWold & Co., W.P.Converse, Jr, &Co.,
John Bastian, D. II. Holmes,
P. BOissonneau, III. Bast1an,
StaufTer Macready & A. +. Weber,
ere V9 4 widermann + 1 1. fMSt Matthew's, No.
W. M. Abbatt, Peters street,
J. [, Adams & Co., Webster & Dillingham;
M. Shelly & Co. D. L. Ranlett t. Co.