The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1849, Page 4

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

gienatuny to thely comvian. by, pee misereble spooney Se oe i aan with Major Logg, he informed me that there Fo pan Ys ‘uext onli 8 aegro man, ‘who was to be hong om the 14th of this mouth Mr Lovg was the magistrate before whom he was tried and convicted ‘it war te me," ‘arr Major, “ ope of the most 1 acts of my life. I had known Eddy ever muce | y be Tt) wetting ‘about my store. Hie was ever kind. and hone: peaceable He is about forty. five years of ine a ‘was attacking ‘with ao sxe. The penalty Iedeath. The a tg attrck was clear, and although the master about the streets now. there is 20 hope for Eddy nh. excitement ia too strong. owing to the Barrett busivers. and the Governor will not pardon,” “De you suppose the Barrett excitement had any- thing to do with Eddy’s attempt to murder his mas- Ho “Indirectly it had. The negroas about here hear of everything that ix going on —most of them can read All these excitements among the commuuity reach them. and prodneen cortain degree of insubordination ‘When Clay virited this section of the State, it was so. Every slave i« a whig in this district, and they became very wuph excited ‘I’be sentiment was in the mouth Of very vegro. © When mask Clay get to be de Presl- dep. we he ail free. and vote wid de white mass Since Barrett's arrest besides Eddy’s attempt to murder bis master, there have been other signs of an Inrurrection In consequence, we have increased our patrol system. and they uramore severe with the ne- ‘oes Very paturally they curse Barrett. from Dan to corsbeba. and are anxious thas Barrett should be dis- wed of [fplaced in their bands, they would kill him irectly NORTHERNER CITY TRADE REPORT, Fripay, September 14—6 P, M. Owing to increased receipts. with # limited demand for the local trade and for shipment to the Eastward and to the Britich provinces flour was again lower to day. and sales of common State and mixed Michigan were made nt about 123¢¢ per barrel, decline, ox in nll about 2hc since the receipt of the eteamer’s news Southern brands were also selitag on terme slightly in fever of buvers Wheat cortinued dall, and prices hada downward tendency. Sales of Geneseo, Western and Southern were mary on termes stated below The corn market was less active. and prices heavy. There ‘Was po material change in rye flour or meal. Rye and cate were dull Pork closed heavy. at the inside figures of yesterday's quotations, Beef was in some Detter demand (ard continued in fair request. Cofire #nd sngare 6 firm, with pretty free sales, at full prices Cotton sold pretty freely, but at rates n tavor of purchasers sHr+ - Small sales of pots were made at $7, and of praria ot $660. Brransr cers —Flowr—The sales for the day reached about 4500.» 5000 bbl« in lots among which were sour and inspected fine at $5 75 a $4 26; ordinary State, fe n State and mixed Michi- nd Michigan. $5 nd pure Genssee $5 25 a y State and Ohio, $5 50 a $5 87; 4 $6 76: and extra Geneseo, $56 f Southern 800 bbls, were sold. at, § altimore: $5 8755 for new Brandywine, and $5 60 for old 0a #5 6054 for naw Pe- cluded im the #ales were Rye Flour—Small sates £60 bbls Cansdinn flour were making at $3.» at $5 18% a $3 25 n 2.006 bushels of prime Genesee were made 600 do ordinary Western, 950. and 1.400 do inferior North Carolina at $30 Rye was dallat 5814 a 59e, Oats were heavy at yesterday's prices, Corn—The tales reached sbont 21.000 bushels, at 69a Glo. for Western mixed; 62a 62i%e. for fat yellow, and 62% a 630. for Jer-ey and northern round yellow. Corron—The rales reached about 2.000 bales, the market closing at about 30 from the highest point be- fore the stenmers’ news ‘There was some better inquiry for the «to Furopean porta remained dull. and in a measure nominal To All up, email en- gegements of cotton were reported for Liverpool. at 38 T bale. (for square bales); 2)¢d for grain, and 8d per rreitor four, For cotton, to Havre, Ke. was de- manded ‘Trovisions.— Sales of about 1.200 barrels perk were made at $10 26 for mess: at $4 60 for sour mess; and t $8 (25 fer prime Beef-—Sules of 350 barrels wore made at $)2 60 for mers: prime was nominal. at $10, Cut meats —Sules of 70000 Ip Western short middle ribs in. were made at Se a Sto Lard—Sales ef 7: Derrel« were made at Sic » Se for inferior greas atfike for white do: @ise for No 2: and 6%o. for me to extra: ale, 100 kegs prime. at 70. Butter— bio was telling at Se alle; avd lle a l6c. for State. Cheese wa plenty. and the market heavy. at de afiigo, Bue ‘The sales reached from 800 8 1,000 hhds., ey Wh Including Cuba Museorato- and New Orleans, at 5340) | ain and Porto Rico at Ke a Oe ket wan some better, with sales = vy 1s Obio, at 253¢e. a 26e.; and druge sold on time, at Married, On Thurrday afternoon September 13, by the Rev. 3. W.B Wood Joun Rawcest Baxten, Second danghter of Nicholas! ort Eaq all of thie city. On Wednesday Saptember 12 by the Rev Mr Lyons, Mr LH Sivr-ow Je. to Mice lsaneita Jacons dvagh: ter of Angel Jacebe Keq. all of this city. On Monday, September 10. by the Rev. Mr. Stilwell, F Wriiam Levon. to Miss Asse Mircwer. late of Collybacky. county Antrim, Sootlind. Belfast papers | ‘will pleace copy On Th y evening, September 14, by the Rev. W. Vi. Everts © H Dantine. of Now Orleans, to View R I Banton. of Dutchess county,N.¥. New Orleans papers Please copy On Friday. September 14 ‘Thos. L. P. De Vor. grand hon, 5 yearn and 3 monthe The friends of the family nre requested to attend | faneral, on Sunday. at 2ociock P M.. from 247 Hi girect. “Bie remaine will be taken to Greon wood =f *~ Thursday, September 13. of congestion of the brain, Bewann Weevox, only ebild of F Elita L. Saunders, aged 2 years, 4 months and 17 days ‘The reintive: b peotfully invited to tend bie fon-ral from No #62 Broadway this (Satur. ny.) morning. at 10 o'clock without further invita- . The remains will be taken to Green wood, On Friday September 14, of consumption, t'rran J. Mowrros. seed ue years The members of the different com ant the Ist | areh, where reli tery for interment ptember 14. Jose BE. Harerenn, aged rare O montbhe and 6 daye + irlend+ and sequulntannes of the family. and his brothers, Abram. Amo» F Gilhert and William. a1 Feepectfully invited to nttend the funeral, from Sixth wtreet ptiet (burch, hetween avennes ( Unirn Lodge No 11. of the A O of Good Fellows, and | aleo Friendebip Lodge. of Williamsberg and the order dp gene Teapectfally invited to attend NO — be order «il! meet at Union Ledge room, corner ave- 4 Fourth street at 1 o'cloek Oe Friday. September 14, Jonw Fanex, jr. aged 31 years and 9 men ‘The friends of the family are reapeptfatly invited to attend bis fonersl on Sunday. at 1 o'clock P. Bis Inte residenee 98 Second street, Willlamebarg L. I, ber 14, after a short lines. Capt, Somerset county, Md., ia the 30th no year of hit age Baltimore papers please copy. Op Friday morning, September 14, Sanaw Jawe, ine fant dnughter of War. C. and Mary Ano Burnet The friends of the family are invited to attend her foperal from ber fatber's revidence, Brooklyn, this afternron.st 2 o'clock September 14. at residence of his the Blet year of his age Mre. Ans Parte of Frencis Price, Bag . of this city, Avram M Moxpecat. generally known as the “Old | op th Indian Cowntryman ' departed this lite near Dudley- ‘ville, Tallapoosa county. on the 25th inst He was bern. we believe. in Lag ay and arly Tesided at various: thines, | Norfotk. and Charleston ‘a <4 lived among the reek Indians. in hed many remantic adventures ‘ye called him Micoeger. or the Little nie , — among the Indians. and has dereeedants in | maker Mr Mor- | ¥ year ago. however, | sigroem He wns hy trade a eS gorse a lew Ld. rth. ehjured the retigion of hb Bimrelf to the We et Oh converted by bearing preaching aornee out cow hunting We knew the old man | weeriy fi year eho testify to hie hoepiiality ~~ 4 Parmircenere of character He was born in Orto- TS ae wo “pd a6 our recollection of the ie Bible perv. — Lafayette (Ala) Tribune September 2 rg bie residence on Clever.0 in bis 83d gue Ee Freee. Hoo On illvere ef five wee! Ut * the fee sor fathers, aad atiachnd Byron, Townsend, hee tre rr le Ee Gey Caled Orioonne, Mecie: oe ¥ asl Bi Andrew, Deane, Now Oricnns, Poster & Nisk- R Richards: Guardian hy van, Ray He a ta ta Presets, Savin, Nertelk Thowpeea a Chatten, Port Narlestm. | 2 ae Nmend: wad: Bre Ghote, Small, Satems Soe Gunny, Providence; Fashion, Oskes, do; Mandy ide Bg Rew ie ru a Mm 3 8 ftcam ship hernia. Stone, jalifax, 8 days, to 6 . a Po egg dg tte Sea jave Head June & ‘verboard George boy, SE | 5 orc: ot Bc cet bound te N “days, Fite mdse nnd 240 Belt, Ny Mant bad sae. bo WHURYPORT, Sept os ie. New Bedford, 3 days, for Jersey parted ean, ‘Smith, Brunswick, Ga, 8 ), Fulton, Windsor, N'3, 13 days, wi oeamen. Cant “irig W T Duy CON L ir), ‘A Windsor, NS, 6 as: with Digstee to th the ssc iS Eee ngers Arrived. Devrzyi—Bark Alfred—® L Aeimbrook. A Bhrie child. 1 Gorsdorf, O Swoboda and lady, M fishm L Excon Schr Bolivar, Nutter, Pertiand agua: 1, Wenhart ia Scbr Henry Frankli Schr Andrew Brow! aes hong ton. ihe flezenéria. ovr Nickerson, Plymouth. caton ‘for Albany, Post OMe, September 16, Ui OFFICIALLY PUNLINMED IN THR PAPER WAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. ‘Please mention the date of the dst in whiok they aresdver= yn. Fort, Watts, Nowburgh, with Dry Dock, Brookly. TARTS LIS? ‘Aaboded Martha ‘Ayppniee Mrs, Ahern Cathrine » Staten Island, with sand, for U 3 Sloop Splendid, iironk, Butterhill, with rabble stone, for U 8 Dry Dock, Brooklyn. Sloop Belle, Val Dry Dock, Brooklyn. Anderson Loisse Atwood Huxnah Austin Matiléa h Armstrong Mra J re triok Austin Catering Caroline # Redd Mra a Balled, Tennessee, New Orleans; Hero, Charleston; bark Chase, Rio; brigs Belfast, Bermuda; Phi- Tura, Savannah; and others. Serr 1d—Wind at oun-rise, ost, 3. at meridian, 8; at sun- Bellew Gavnvh Beker Francisco ry Grand Uergmann Itiss, Heraid Marine | Correspondence, Prransienia, Sept 16, 4 PM—Arrived—Nark ther | Berry Chariotie M Berten Madam an Mice, 12h at Bea Kagerdes Elige ewruryport: TW Bean, Noyles, Bost Ray, NHaven: Marcia Trion, Eustis, B fer B ve nohte Porn. Rober Frown Mary Aun rs Eliza A Rutler Bridget Brunfelta in ith Bamphey Jase M Brundidgo Mra MP Borne Ca bering Baker Mra Danl Rylin ire Winfred Barmene Mtr CL « Horrington, Me; Thos Elisabeth, Hubbard, Weel ‘Cheared—Bark Virgillia, (Br) Lakeman, 8 Thomas: brisy Jenny Lind. Comery, Boston: Lot Smith, Stoning- Burre ig vm is Hoan, Noyles, d: ft Dudley. Hlopsins, TB Perkins, ighton, Newiuryport; T 18 Relief (Br) Johmeon, Halifax: Hori ria Tribon, Eustis, de; Avon, Bliffis, do; un, Dighton; J W Swain, Townsend, Provid'eo; wth Oresby, Nye, Cohasset; NY: Gen Scott, Brooklor, Salem; Mary Elizabeth, Hubbard, W Point, Mliscellancous. Tevren Bags for Kivestoa, Jn, Chagres, Panama, Callao, Lima, Valparaiso, Sandwich Islands, San Oreeon, (per steamer Empire City), el G7 Exchange, this day. at half ried in charge 0} ing the Irthmur by express, aod re ching ‘ifornia steamer of Got Ist, Carlin Cathrin: Car ick Jennet Susan Taylor,’ ‘Thurlow, Bs vi : n Challowim Mrs 11th i h Chadwick MreW Crandall Lenchey at the Bxchonce Chester boty eazan Catharine Reading Room, ‘These’ maila will be fo Cochrane Mary son to take the C tnd the Volparaiso atenmer of Sept 25. RNA, of St John, sorted. but was i f, and talento St Joon. NM Tepatrs will cost about 312%) oe et Conner My Thos Geores Blineveth Copeland Mra Jus Lalas Crowley Bellon satitin ea: kow Cathet Moured at Lexington, Ky Benn Lyaowsa, of Deer ! Crumey Rossea Dame Mien HP De Mailley Mise Senn Gry TA Desoheterelt, Ran A THomasTon Soun, wit rh Hime 13th, om fire im the Dafly Mrs, Gren street Forl Mre, 420 at Blivaheth Mother Favaly Marcares Edwards Marv E Essay tagarns Mins hers, Bie will proceed immediately part of her cargo, a1 Bo ered, receive wome return te Bluetill to finish loading for California, © owners of the new bri time since, who at first altered ber name to the Whatemer, 1ith, ship Cicero, Pox, Indian jeeun. ' Zanaibar, July 1, bark Marcolla, wom Now Bedford, ep. Piavoore | nth E Inuncbed at Biuehill ashort | Frereh buce er the Rio, have judiciously Fenner Pdward El Fleeman Hannah-2 Fiske Mra Fitneilvhone Miss, Fenner Mre, Hous- Feet Cleared st New Bedford, Folm i. Toutes ing for the Holein | Grey Mrs: 15th ob port for Now Orleans, 10th bip, Swing a white swallow tailed sign: ‘nds one above the other, with the sppe: ers in the hs 250 exchanged sigaals 3d » Avg 29, lat ST eae 8 days from Boston for Co dat 73 See Hiti, trem. ‘Newbury Gaver Mra John Greene Catharine Gieenay Fridgos Gilfey Catharine Wariek Gover, wee from Stonington (Aug 1) eworth Mrs BR, Fearn Apneracta frienas of the family. and of his | for we Beaten, abt | for New York, not Boston, ‘A, Ut, etater that bark Chesape ton. had arr at G: reltar two or" three day fore: bi frow Gibraltar, direct, are not sufficiently late to give . Couillard fm N Orleans, Loutea,”) ane: Co~ TonisMraMinettact 1 Inghall Byrtin Jackson Mise J Jones Jovephine nh remains Jemison Mary erved, and then takea to Tohw ” » MieeMA~2 Jo ) MoKay, Phila. ieee Fairy, Harper, Port Ay. ior, for New Vork, Ide re ab ci arine xt at 3 e'elock POM. The members of | er { remained longer than was bar . Wont. Cotte, wig 2—Arr ships Medora, Butler, 25—Bark Alice Frasier, Curtis, for asvod, brig Wm Price, Rowland, ‘Aug Z7—Fr rigs Union, for Boston, lg —, Walker, Wiswell, from | $ sched Inid but 2or 8 hours, in ome ae coo a ‘She laid om sandy bottom, Kimbau ta | Hedelphia for Rin Javeles. sdf an oes bari pposed the roms pape Perkins, for ng 2—Neig Andrew ‘ ony the only Am 8,6 dare tie ly sas Feces of ¥en, Franklin, Boston, ford Conn of ab the heart, Ace | tie, eoter, ‘ten pee irrat ity be ei Lovie ond ocguee | | epAranaien . July 25—Ary bark eharipe | Fleck iene ae Tn devers I ease apd Sent the deel rs; Comal ob Som Mary Meme Por. a soten We Whitman, Thecher Nellie Berweees Newton Wise K Cid sehr Yoostan, Brett NYork ny pis Henry Pratt, Condor, Liv Veamer Jawess saw off on geben Gaver, h He bas often told | TAS Yat pate ited! Taerence ath Bien, Nowell Groves. Ge, jekering Aaeline hye ate = Dy jon IS-Ary sobr Ansa & ploy pan M, 18.7 AM—Thore are about 70 anil at be KY’ except swo or three hrigs one Ly pat Rastern port. whose captere nied Bas tha captate of Ube Ta—arrachy North ¢ erattbas caphle (and old at wight): Tah ‘hip Se y Ide Feline ra, | Bostnes’| ne hes Neill 3 eee oi ae past Fld eG Sine, Wik aa Bhip A 7. Chavdter, inna Ana 10. wtb mace and 211 Gheee ge yosnengers, to Lerega Ro. Au. “by dat 5225, low x in Hampion Roads, batk Maric Colson, trom Rrume, | mith Charlotte A + Fy 1a 1d—Aer sobr Ht Ames, Eddy, NYork wR + Ty opt . rr aye and top 49, passed Ri 13—' Ly Orgood, N Tork. Wavarront, Sepe 12—areschr Hesreu, Small Phiia- 5 M ip Wi ‘Thrane, Liver- nee aa ng rove, Baha corey oi denned Sept. 12—Are ship Alexander, Sanford, Balui- , Turn + nore P vermitinn Smith, N York rt Behr Globe, Simonson, Washingvox, NC, 8 Gaye, with maval Cheron ee Carver, Eastport, stores. Schr A J Derassett, Jones, Wilmington, NC, 6 days. with ahr Myers, Fowler, Wilmlugton, NC, 4 days, with naval ‘Schr Jersey Oak, Roberts, eens NO, 4 days, with Sehr HR Barnes, Wood Fit B Barnes Ni Gazelle, Cons. Boston, 8d sohr Tavlor, Raker. Boston. a Fa ma Roads, 11th, ship Richard Anderson, Bonnett, Saree, Somh Too Ase tie North Caroli N hiledetphia (and s' 8 42 children, W Damkoh- feldt, © Epgzen, H Mnssalien, L Banruk. © G Pops. ST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW VORE s ier 3 aaa = ee _ Berry Christina, Berney L dM Boorsen Genrgiana Fregan Mary Ronlis Tsabolle q Rurn Marat Borne Sarah E Byrns Elisabeth Kyrne Margt Bu'lwinkle Cath- rine Carroll Marrietta Casedy Mary of) Cathrine Chapman Mra, Collence Mary Coren Mary Connor Bridget Cook Therese Cook Mrs Th Costigan Han R Cowell erren ‘Cower Wariaans Corts Jave Cunninean Cath'e Cosack Cathri Clyde Jane r Dawson Mrs, Weary Wi ashin: ston street cioeet r Devine Mary Elwood Mary Edmond Armanda Edwards Jane Fronota Miss MA Fitagorald Blize Flinn Rossline Ford Marcaret Pallerton Mary C ‘Sty hartne © Gipve Wee John Grisam Fanuy Guy Mary Jane hb Ai Elisabeth Hanpiford Anne Augusta Haynes Mrs—2 e Kennedy Keating Wry ana Ken om ron Kreder Onthariae Kenigan Mrs (Ann HariottL Taplon Mra LP Sarah Easronce wee al tt % nan om Nanoy Mastest Marge A a Querene MrsAne—2 Quigiry Jane Sersh© —Rairdon Mra, jewrietta ater at Bn ee Fitetanoes De fa te Elisa havine a ise ( Baa eriand Mrs ‘Tavior ha (Green- wich 6 ue Mise Fran Toa bog Maria peon Mary J Trompe Mary Mec (inte Taye v Margaret ‘Turney Gatherin ‘Turne: Urquebart AngelicaUrquehart Miss Van Newt Mre Fraa- Vepdenburgh Mre Veptorbanss Mrs ‘VintonaMuaPeansen Van Am we A baieed Mrs Chas m dane or Mra Walker Caroline Wateize Mary West, Mary A Underhill Bliza Gabrisile Joroph Selier: Patrick Gales & Co Weel os, Boratio w. Wheat Elizabeth Grovilt Joseph Wilow mt Williams Eoily Wiliams Mary A Wrigley Rerah A Winbleman Me onde Cr Ww. Wooley Mrs EM = Sth Young Miss MM beneatsiriny’ ‘sth LIST, Gordon James W Ida Hi Gi Goodrich Willm Goating Henry Gere ance W Gurneo Jarvis Glopn John B~2 Guo mer Willm Aworetti Sinerge Bere Andoraon J she Anderson & CoN P Anthony dohu Arnnso Angel Sig Arcarluris J Ayos A Brown Argyle John W Archer Thomas Arrowemith GA Arrowsmith GA Ww Andrews Samuel d Evoas atgate Jonavhaa i #0 ey Lewis T an Baliion Potro ick Hares gtoo e—2 Harrison Mr, Mul- Raage Cherles ‘aw Baldwin Jamos L Bacholor BridghamPlanche Jam Baldwin 6 Tallow "iow hd Rai o Wm Kenta Charles Baldwin Norman Burana: Hein teh Blandin Cabrel Bailey Frederick hn Barry fientzamee Haswall Geo R ol Ber Tonont © iltiara Heiner v fig Bax Bayliss, Muckner Bates Charies V— Browdreck Thos Baxter Thos G Taninghaae Rioh- BEATTY der Bearley John n Hewitt Fdward 4 Killian Patrick Hin Geo Kawi Beraadon George Hitehcoek Abrer Benedict Isaae a Benedict Joseph Ht Brewster John IL Bre end Peover Bercins Goorre Bri@eewood Saml Benkina William Ridwoll George L Brerman Fredh Bi RBrirdaxofo Conta Binslen Jobn D Pa Brivekerhot GW Bogar Nicholas zi Rooker Win J Honigman & ShugorHZowell Rb iD poreene Antonio Hopkins Josiah bi Be ol! graxe JH y 3H joy Augusta Rockire George Bolles Sexton O Pover William J Deve nis Prank- Rohner Joseph Prophy Michael Blobm Anguat. Krown Henry K Jacoker &Co Koyd Rey R Bourke Mio’ set Brooks Clarence Rooth Charles i B" voford Martin Bover Joseph 8 ‘ Brown Jones & G jenry Bourke Thomas Borjiere Felice Botsferd HW—2 Boyd Wm Roynton Alpheus © Joeobi John C Jackt Mel Chas J Brown John Bracklacher Louis 1 Buel Mejor R H—2 Borne Wiiliem Rorvers George Schngen be JH dcehneon & Cox Jobnrow Joba L t PC-2 Jones Th Burwot Samnel © Bowstesd John Borke BF Bevan: George Kappes ‘auteres i Thos bined Migheles ‘ath | Cainer John D Kelly Dr, Porritt’s al | Chetmere Wm fbamricn Hew) F jus Gnandler abel Third Clark andrew ‘ Keary John Cresmer Patrick Clark Mr, Raoate. | bmp Mons Kern Frencis Ses re Rernard or Carpenter Thos D Killian Andress K Capeman BW m8 Chaplin W Cope Clark Soueph Mt ” Clarke Matthew Konner Niederer Clinton TG Collins Michael Cre Podre © He 2 th fe kerville We Mouw LA ours oe? Goltine Jeoge —— Sonhiln ASS Cross Japhet Covrirer Johm lack Rev Foosk m aS Garrison Chas A raf Auton G Gibbons Patrick Affiag Ahram S Villian Grerin Wichvat Gabel Nicholas German Miohsel Goulding Miohaal Groator, Gites F Gormsn John Gootwin Charles Genrv Owen Guowis Thomas Guylton John Gceitin Thomas ¢ Haicht John Hamblyn John Hambletou D if 1a Ham er Wa C 0 Hancock Caps » Danie Hannah Geo Harley fohn Le Rartin Joho Harris ‘lex Haves ow “awley G A Heda John Heimstroet 8. Je Andrew Henrmance Chas Sorssiecd Joho anderson Wm. Hen w Henson Martin wereews Bizzins John Bil Joba Hinman Va Birsoh Herman Hoffman Wm Bolmes 0 Baines AL Hogan Jnines Hoapor Thos Bopving samt Howel Jvlos Bowell Joha B Howes Capt Howell ‘ise Hubertos Irvine Edw W Jackson Francis Jackson Jarvis Wim Jessup B Jowett Graham H Johuson OP Johrwon Martin--2 Johnaon Geo W&CO A Johnson Peter B Johnson G a8 Srirerdondl Joshoa J Jones 1& T &Smith Jonos Edwa Judd Charles Julian Thomas Kacosler © Kranse & Co Ei Cyrus, MD a or John t Prentice D esley J Rismaze Joseph , ais Kine Henry or Marks JA Kuoer andotph Launeey Thos M_— Lathen David Laine Peederick = Taw 1 in Leonhard Landers Navid Fatham Meary Larsourreltte Jon Tawlore Robe Tamarque BL Lawrence Goo Leahy. Tewtenee fehors Kdeard throm Jeremiah Ler gvemar: Emile Lonsbiad MR Tyon & Fishbough ten ‘bong! Virden yormpere — Yontshr A Gr cond R Mimareh Lad Perbers Fbitlen De tahoe Tinslew Tease B whitey W Fines piteos zee Ee Woodhouse timen ak, Feta? Mekiigues "ores Mery ina ‘MoGuire MeGuire James Motil OD Ser nance Samuel Ale: Tt Beusnte ee? elntyre Dunas utyre Patrick das Motnwan sad etnwes sede Mick jeNaughton Poter M Nashoum C Nealon W Neill 0: Nichol James Nichol» Semi Niven TI Nordbof Bernard Notly James North Benjn Nereress J Norriss L Decator Notes Be \ Northrop 0 B Nydam Nugent Richard” Nyo David A Nye Capt David o O'Neile Wm O'Connor Michael Ormeley Slonse Old ter rick Orton Edwd Oakley Samuel Ofly Alexander Opgeneyke J O'Reilly } Posten « Goo Ay pn Ee Py Orlenus Thomas ile vehlin John >'Dor nell John F been dudgeRN Ogoon J Ootrender DE Olean Patrick — 0 Nei Osgood & rocker Oomera Owens Wim Osborne & Ovington Josoph Otto aT P Parret WL Parsons] A Paisley Jamos Paffard Mr Parva J R Puddacs OM Porrone Plaot William Parken BW Frayer Abraham Paten Obadiah Pha Theodore Palmer Bovjamin Pragee& Walter Paguate Mons Pelivee Patter-on Mr Louis Pract Winslow — Parurson George Pratt David Pattivond B tereon Com Panist John Panos GR Mo- Plumut debe Peet Me Knight Peak WaAitam Phelpe Sone M3 Phe'a» Michael Polhew Laman Pheithr Ferd Peifer David Peer #L Peters "Frederick Peyton John ston Van Taylor eterman bepry Preston Wm Ut Porter BP P. iss Jochua—2 Penharton Rdward Protering Wm F Phillips Benjamin P nei ¢ Aaron Pierson ® Hawey Pid.coon sohm verten John = Pinkney Waa Binoknoy Me Phillips & Young Pickersgill J Piper N | Phillips John om ¥ md Pp An ps Chas Prior George J Five William Pottor & Pavens — Porrer Fdw Post Simson $ Po'lock Joh Post John & Pors Niehotas Postsehre mer HechtPower Jehan By Power George F Proctor James Pemert 0 Power Graves Prputisttbemeunth Pott Iw genee cory Fr Pond Tunes Pest Jorenh A Pomeroy Wm Hi Borter Wun B Proctor Thomas Power Martin Porrer Pow pelt Porter B Purdoy Lovell Purell Zona - Purdy Ira? Quinn Henry W Quick Dennis Quigg Benjamin IL Q ain Peter juin Matihew a Geer, tin Beary W ang Randolph Henry H Ravin WmC Raishook Sam‘l ML Kaynes H M enh J heveny John Kuster keed Th was W Reilly Oharies a Reilly John Reail Joba Rechter Peter Reed @ illiam Reyes Juan Reilly John O Remy P Reed Charies 1 Keilly Jobn Rad Jobn Reeves Benj heevos Jus P Kepister Dr J Relyea Teana Reomor Win A Rice \ Jeremiah Rea hobert Riley Mie! ars Ring Charles W ichardron Moses Ring Cha ce Richards yae DEC P Riley Phin Kich Richa Risley Sylv Ring Hey P Kily & Rice Richardson Wm A Ri & Ringe Rich Jorinh Richerds B Riley Thy Kohron William — Kiverson Gregorio Robart Edward koberts RE Rolliss John Rockwell Feorge Rolertvon Wm A Rogers Robert RKobarts Capt Roltins & Lawrence Kohinson Geo Ron Wathew Keteris LP Robison Sanf'd — Robbins Louis S Beche Mosea Roberts Wm H Rodgers Sohw Kotineon Pichard Rohicson Jas Roser iol Robinern Bish: a oo ivson James Joho and Konk ne Brady 4 Rocrke Thomas — Rooury Pee Ronayne Maurice Rors Charles Romane John Rowen tenry Roseten Henry nburty JYC-8 Roth Mr Ryan Smoa—b omas Ronvele Rawk formes Post Andrew Budp.us Otto Rybum William Sorders George L Seullin 2 Torn d Small John Squall Se Sqontrtson J A-2 Reali i James Schafer Anton Shad-rv Michael Swaine Benj Small dilbert M aD Spoulding x Storms Spanklaud aloxam= F Spandan Frederick | & Sheal ere Daniel SechemfJohn@ — Street Janes Relvinr aonb b+ Bears Ferdinand, Inawig Ber'nin Kobert i Chr'n Eyentercer Honry Stephens tenry Stera Morris SreverM Rreteisdeinee D S:owert slexandee fehim Frederick — Shippard George Shepherd B fpencerBerloy Dr Stephany tomer Sieve Wiohaal Brewart kobert = Sheridan Fm Seymonr “amnol J BSivavtnvon Sta Shermond J Sweeney Peter tovensn Goo-® Walvor-3 hw Stewart Col C8Md chew Simmons Wm tt w Savery Bartlete Mf Sweany Perr fel netoer Karll Staly Wa Stebbine William ed Seite) J Skeelo &dwia A Sechendorf Was Se) ueider ff Bpricht Charles = Sprineman Schneiderman Fr Seilce BS Bridmere The A John Bchindten Ang’ ner Nat Shiller Power a Terael Smiths ¥ & Co tenjanmin P Smith Thos Smith Chas Smith © Sinith Wm Jeanas Smich Asravam T Sictate Chas K St oh Thos Smith Giibers Semin Ber Smith Samuel Smith Money Soh wa Smith. Davis, & Co Stairh toremiah Sinith § Stoke Gar Stoddard RH Foofeld Stoddwra RM Shorey Wichaal Routhard Gee W ebay enne Mi og Bor “bas Soren. ‘tes 4 ik Goulding-2 Ropurth Robert beernan Jacob thy Smyth Sul Smith Potriek Schuyler & 1 Btuars John R Pere Tar Fewnkeod Grr wenge e haem send, Waldo Themes Bers Thompenn ames Telly Thos RevTB Treom Bd om ‘Teme w Trumisn Brothers Feroail B joseph m whiy 4 funy James - Trapp George Underberg Theod Ungubart ut aitiemin Boge in ae 4 Vins Rate sieeroancee Ft ied Pisere C yn on yor: nt Tees by Bensegom & covannanten wma Verdslie % ‘Vietor w Vaientine aa Welch Patrick Wachter von i Ww Bit rs sora om hol J Fagiden me = Ealinee' Deojamin 2 pester W. Y. BRADY, P. m,

Other pages from this issue: