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THE DAILY EVENING. TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1868.
NATURALIZATION
"Wlilcl Jtloanis EVaud.
The Records of the Saprome
Court Exposed.
"What tho Exposure Shows.
Somo of tlio Now Citizen
and tlicir "VonelierH.
The Trofessional Vouchers," and
What They Hare Done.
Et.i
Etc.,
El.,
Ete.
We present below the first instalment o( the
fruits of our efforts to expose to the puolic gaze
the records of the Supreme Court In the mat
ter of naturalization. Let the people read and
ponder them before determining to cast their
votes for Beymour and Blair.
How I lie BiiNiiieks la Done.
When a larsre staff of reporters of The Even
iko Telegraph presented themselves to Colone
J. Ross Snowden, the Prothonotary of the Su
preme Court, yesterday afternoon, that gentle
nan, in compliance with the instructions of the
court.placed every facility for the successful pro
lecntion of the work at their disposal. One o
the clerks of the office was detailed to take
charge of the documents, aud under his eye the
work of inspection commenced and was prose
cuted from three to six o'clock, the only hours
when it would not interfere with the regular
and legitimate duties ot the office. In the three
hours thus far at our command we have been
able to obtain only 754 namos, which are given
Lelow. To obtain these the same number of
naturalization papers bad to be carefully
examined. In the coarse of that examination
several curious facts were developed, anions;
which were the following:
In the great majority of cases, tht applicantsor
natura'izadon testified under oath to the facltha
they hod arrived in this country before aUaininj
their majority, atd on papers thus made out
their claim to citizenship was allowed.
In ibevcral case?, as will be seen by inspecting
the lists given below, the voucher had not been
signed. Sometimes it wai entirely blank, and
at others the name of the voucher had tSeu
..filled in. but he had vZ &alei Us) gigt"..
In one case a name had been written in ink,
wiped out by a finger, and auothcr scrawling
ame written over it in pencil, and barely
legible.
Thus far tee have not encountered a single men
tion of the residence or pre'ended residence of the
applicant. Tbts was omitted in every case, we
believe, until the application for a mandamus
Made in behalf of Tub Evening Telegraph,
when the alarm wa3 at once taken, and the
'--"e inserted in the papers, In
Tenoe--. '", the requirements of
coirpliftucc w.v- -al days belore we can
the Uw. It will be sev- hich thes
.et through with tne par -
.1 T. nnoh Pi
.Lslnm nernr. ana ue
enable'! to
the residence of the
present,
Among the other "professionals'1 are ths fol
lowing:
inn with the name,
iiatuialized citizens. In the caje of the omitted
fapers, the recipients cau bo placed on the
assessment rolls In any prectnet in the city, and
there maintain their right to vote.
U.ulual VoucUern.
As will be Bern by teierence to the list dated
September 2J, Henry Holl acted as the voucher
of Ilenry Ernbt, and Henry Ernst then turned
about and did a like service for Henry Hall.
One of these men, by his own confession, hasbeen
gui'ly of perjury; for one of them swore
that he was a citizen of the United
state, and in that capacity vouched
for the other, and yet was not clothed
with the rights oi citizenship until his friend,
the newly made citizen, had vouched for him,
aod thus enabled lilm to p?iettfe his own
papers. Doubtless there have been many more
such cases, to which we shall call public atten-
ion, as fast as they came under our attention.
Professional Vouchers
1 men.
10
12
8
9
6
i
it
Jobn II. Little, for ...
Ernest Oentner, for . . .
Henry Genlser, for ...
Bernard Mullin, for ...
James Robb, for , , . .
Jobn Hartman, for ...
Patrick P. McPherson, for . .
The City Executive Committee
have authorized the publication of the follow
ing card, In connection with the lists whUh we
will publish from day to day:
HCADQUARTKRH TJWIOW IHtPOTlLICAW CITY
Exf.outivk Com mitt &Rf No. llUSOhesnut street,
Philadelphia, Oct. 1, 1H(W. The following-named
parties have been naturalised by the Supreme
Oourt during the present campaign.
We cell upon our friends to closely
examine the same a regards the resi
dence of the party, the name of the vouoher,
ele. and to make ooples of the same, to be used
on eleotlon day.
. WM. It. LEED3, President.
John L. Hill., ln.....i.
A. M. WALKINBHAW, Beorelarlet.
OUR NEW VOTERS.
Kninrallsort Friday, Neptcmber 19.
Jk'amt.
Thomas Nagle,
Moses Paper,
Cbarle s Detman,
John Nugent.
Daniel Bradley,
Christian Loelfer,
George Keikelnger,
Edward Wright,
james moonier,
Voucher.
John T. Phillip
Motes Parelra
Jnoob Gibson
Hiram Jaoobs
P. tl. Delany
Gottlieb Moerk
George Palmer
P. H. Delanv
William Hagans
Uottlleb Moblotterbacb.Jaoob Shoemaker
are remarkably numerous. The following lists
were made out Just as they came to our bands
la miscellaneous order. No one day is complete,
as lar as we know, so that we cau not give the
entire work ot the "professionals" for any one
day. An examination of the lists will show how
frequently one man has acted as the voucher for
number ot others.
Hiram Jacobs heads the list thus far with
twenty-five vouching. The "Directory" de
scribes him as a painter, residing at No. 213
Christian street. His vouching! were as fol
lows: On September 18, for 4 men.
. i. 22, " 9 "
. 23, 8 "
.. i. 24, " 1 '
Edward McNulty, who appears twice in the
D. rectory, and cannot therefore be identitled at
present, has been equally energetic, having
vouched lor 25. as follows:
Ou bepteinber 18, lor 3 men.
' 19, "
i. 21, " 4 "
22, " 2 "
.. 7
24, " 1 "
George Palmer, who apnears three times in
the Directory, cannot be iilcutiaed, vouchsafed
for 24, ai lollops:
On September 18 for 2 men.
r 21 " 4 "
i 22 " 4
i 23 " 7 "
it 24 " 1 "
James A. Watson, who appesrs In the Direc-
torv as a laborer, II vine at No. 13G Lehman
treet, vouches lor 20, as follows:
Ua September 22, for 3 men.
On September 23, for 8 men,
On September 24 for 9 mn.
Timoihv Donohue. who may powiblv be
Timothy Donahue, vouches for 10, aa follow:
On September i, lor t men.
r i 21 " 2 "
i M' .. g
" a i, " 3 "
" 24, " 1 "
Theodore SDjder, not In the "Directory,"
OUCbes tor sixteen, us ionows:
On September 18 lor 2 men.
" 19 " 4 "
22 " 2 "
ix " 8 "
Hugh Brown, five times in the Directory,
vouches for Is, as follows:
Onfeeuternber 18, for 6 men.
.. .. 19i i
,i .1 ji ii 4 i.
i. 22, " 3 "
- " 23. " 2 "
Thomas Evans, thirteen timet In the Pirec
tory, vouches lor 16, as follows:
On September 18, lor 4 men,
On eplembtr 19, for S men.
On epternber 22, for 8 men.
Oa September 23, for S men.
Ob &pteoiber 24, for 2 wen.
Michael McGratb.
Abraham Hymar,
Jacob Simons,
Anguft Ktsroann,
Patrick Uallagtier,
Lewis Cohen,
Heury Hoott,
Kerdnand liegmeyer,
Unrjamlu Solumons,
John Foy,
Myer Poutelge,
Jolm Taylor,
Jobn MrKlernan,
Alexander Cooper,
John Kcssteln.
John Kerns,
William Uoldman,
John T. Phillips,
AnniiHlns Baeharach,
James Maloney,
Thomaa U. Urlnnsey,
Jeremiah Gosling,
William ItHnkln,
Jobn Cassidy,
Martin Navan,
Peier Bterey,
Jeremiah Crowley,
John McGlllen,
William Hyan,
Henry Topsey,
Michael Cosligan,
JameaBrophy,
James Heddlng,
Joseph Qulnn,
Julius baumgarten,
Joseph Demme,
Michael Comer,
Thomas Forsyth,
Alicbael O'Brien.
William Uynea,
Henry Harden,
Patrick Wick bam,
Charles Nolen,
Edward Hilnea,
Thomas W. Cohroy,
Paiuiel W. Hayes,
Patrick HalplD.
James Kennedy, Jr.,
Thomas C. Gorman,
Valentine Hehmld,
Hugh McCaffrey,
Patrick McTanney,
Xnrwar Hllwolc,
John W. Htlng,
Ijevi Cneker,
William J. Bradley,
John Woods,
Carl Rtth,
Jobn Hoaan,
Samuel Lilghtfoot,
Herman Eilaa,
William Groves,
James Thompson,
Jacob Steng.
Adam Kami,
V. J. Hepne.
-,'-v,.l Hncran.
James Conley,
Michael Maloney,
Kdward Broderlck,
Patrick Skey,
Hugh Coyle,
James Murphy,
Alex. P. Bulst.,
Henry McDevltt.
Joi-bua Israel,
Jobn Creahan,
Peter Bernstein,
Anguat Kemllngor,
Goltlelb Scbcrb.
Henry Iiyneb,
kdward Hughes,
John Sboday,
Martin F. Flaherty,
Jobn McLaughlin,
Patrick Hearey,
Kdward Murphy,
Philip Cooper,
Jobn KUD8,
Patrick Kennedy.
John Thomas,
John Maprer,
MCir'ia r islier.
James McCardie,
Henry Butler.
Abraham uaninasr,
Kdward J. Devlin,
Patrick Murphy,
Louis Hesreck,
Matthew Hearey,
Thomas iioyie,
lUiib Blown
Tteodore Snyder
Jeob Kannawasser
ilndolpn Hpgnr
William Mouonougn
J miob Kannawasser
C. M. Hooker
G. Paul
A. Deftruln
John McUllnn
Juoob Kanawassar
Utwh Brown
lxnlel Bradley
Moses Parelra
P. H. Delany
Timothy Donahue
Joxcph H. Frlichman
P. U. Delany
Kmanul Kulr.
Isaac J Hmltti
Hiram Jaoobs
Mlohael Carey
Hiram Jacobs
A. Wlaham
John Walters
B -rnard Mullin
William MoTagus
I A O ford Knowiea
Jtmea Heddlng
lij nford Knowles
do
do
J) inlet H. Connors
William K. Balllie
i'fiOniaa Evans
Jfirain Jaoobs
J.unea Kobb
Kobert Hamilton
Jaoob Gibson
do
Tnomas O'Brien
do
da
do
Elward MoNulty
do
Hngn Brown
J -tines Kennedy, 8r
Thomas Preston
Magnus Nlizer
Joua McUallVey
C iruellus DeOroot
John O OH
IsnatE Quit
Mses Parelra.
John Brandt
II irnurd Mullin
F rd. Albert
William MoDevltt
Joseph Qulnn
Carl Katu
John MoNulty
Jaoob Gibson
Ifinatz Gutt
Jobn Delpb,
J. A.. Fackler
Tbos. O'Kourke
2Jau JMoOaully
Hugh BrOWtl
do
George Palmer
Bnmurd Mullin
Tl'noihy Donahue
lUbert Galbraith
Jobn MoDsvltt
A. De Brula
Daniel Djuahne
J. 8. Helnheiia
Herman Heppe
Bi-rnard Mullin
William Gallop
Elward MoNulty
Kdward Woloott
Mlobael Magher
Thomas Evans
John MoCabe
Mlobael Martin
Moses Parelra
Thomas Evans
Barnard Mullin
K J ward Hleley
Tueodore Snyder
A . Diamond
Tttomas Evans
J statin XVOOO
B. Piuhelro
Michael PUnn
Henry Wlsbam
Jobn Krows,
Jobn MoUabe
l'atrlok Ward.
Total .....m ........mU1
Katurallxed Matardny, September 19,
Chas. Helmevlcb,
Francis Mcahaue.
Bobert MelgenhoU, '
Pat. McHhaue,
Jobn Keenan,
David Wolfaobn.
Jamea Keenan,
Martin Purceu,
Alex. Bloch,
Lionel Dalton,
Jobn M. Kuem,
Daniel O'Connor,
Terrence Leonard,
Owen lUley,
Cbrlttlan Bebrlnger,
Charlis F. Schmld,
H. 8. Jacob,
David Cohen,
Joseph G. Fowler
Pat. MoGahan
N. Newman,
MoGahan
Philip Glenn
H. Goldsmith
Pat. Keenan
llagu Brown
Hamnel A. Hill
Moses Perelra
Tuomas Evans
Jaa. Casey
Philip Glenn
James Collins
Tueo. Bnyder
do
do
H. Mlokle
Htmllton McCandlesS, Tnmas Kvana
Samuel Garstel,
james xjoviiu,
James Hedman,
John j. Htji,
William wrigm,
Pat MeQ,ulllen,
Tobiaa lieberman,
Conrad Bauerllne,
Jertmlah Hawks,
Cornelins Donohue,
Joseph Mooney,
Cornelius Lee,
jonn Toner,
Jamea McManus,
James Conway,
Jamea Toner,
Peter Dillou,
William rrentame,
Otto KuofT.
Thomas Droney,
jimri aieaiv.
Thomas Carroll,
N Newman
Thomaa Evans
Jamea Robb
llnlil Kallay
Jamea F. Johnson
Bernard Mullen
John Hartman
John Donnelly
Jobn J. Hays
M. O'Neill
Hugh Mooney
William Carver
Edward MoNulty
do
do
do
do
do
Tueodore Boyder
Edward MoNulty
do
P. H. Delaney
Total U
Katuraliaed Mouilny, September 21.
Bernard Matthews,
DennlaKlnK.
John MoGralb,
Wm. Boxberger,
Frank Gebhardt,
Jos. Myer,
John Guckengueller,
J as. crossan,
John Mcurruy,
John G. Weaver,
Wiu.H. Keuey,
Patrick Q,ulnn,
Bernard urauam,
TDeo. Wornlte,
Ulobara nax'.er,
Antolue Out,
John Hamburger,
rump Kuter,
John FcriiuHon,
Patrick OallaKber,
James Hauau,
Cornelius Hagerty,
Henry Holl
Henry Ernst
Frederick Mnnn,
Henry Ftndlns,
John Hamer,
Jsmea llannan,
Pal. Kewan,
John Burd
Henry Wlaham
Ed. MoNulty
J ioob Klar
Earnest Gentner
Joseph Bowuutter
1 IrufcHl Gentner
J unds Cunue
John MeUarrlty
curls. MalibaoU
Wm. H. Kelley
Tuomas McCoole
Philip Kaln
j." Gruekemer
Jmes MoCoole
Wm. C. Casner
Henry Gentner
John Harlmann
Henry Gentuer
Jmt-a MeOoole
William Gallop
do
1 lenry Ernst
ileuryllloll
Ferd. Albert
Fred. Wandollver
Jacob Koerweln
James MoCoole
Henry tientuvr
Lew la Rohm Id t,
Jamea Callanan,
Loula Hans, .
Laurer Fntterer,
Alexander Monaaban.
PaULaflVrty, '
Mlobael Boyoe,
Obarlee Peterson,
Torrenoe Hock,
Pat. Burke,
BlaalusBlubt, .
Charlea Boyle,
Bernard Hohnelder,
Hugh McGUI,
Jaoob Leurer,
John Bowen,
Freilerlck Brnner,
Patrick Connelly,
William Hullivan,
Joseph Atwood,
Jobn Detterer,
Philip Hnbempf,
Frank niacin.
JohnBoheudler,
Tbomns Mulligan,
John Hhehan,
JohnBmlth,
Lawrence PfafT,
Pat It-lily,
Emll Elchborn,
James Brodbelt,
Mlobael Broley,
Jobn Lynn,
Nelll Gafney,
William Morrison,
John Kannelly,
Jamea O'Neill,
I'at MoNulty,
Jobn Karney,
Henry Fox,
James Maasey,
Michael FltKgerald,
Patrick J. Kelly,
Kalph Winters,
William Flynn,
Lawrence Mnrpby,
Patrlok Be nford,
William Hosenfelt,
Marcus Myer,
Thomas McCormlck,
James McGow,
Jamea McKenna,
Michael Walters.
John Brannan,
Hlcbard Davis,
Michael Lamasney.
Martin O'Brien,
Georce Kelly,
Mnrtha Nolen,
Thomas Hullivan,
Michael Noon,
Charles Magulre,
Hugh Connor,
James B. Leddy,
James Ferry,
Thomaa Trenwltb,
John Dougherty,
Frauds Peters,
Klchard McDevltt,
Frederick Mook,
John Mook,
John Golden,
Total ,
Ernest Oeetuer
Timothy Callanan
Bnnjtmln Little
Frederick Mann
Frank Qulnn
Tbomaa MeUatterya
jvarown uenmar
George W. UeUyec
Chas. Heok
Aaron Leldtgh
Patrlok Bark
Ed. MoNulty
Henrv Oentner
EJ. McNalty
do
Jamee Moore
Abraham De Drain
James Moore
Thomas O'Donnell
Bamuel Hill
John O'Dannell
John EverU
Peter May
John Kro rue
James C. D"renton
Tuomaa O'Donnell
llobert Grafe
Jobn Htarlr
John Mnuaghan
Henry Flnrer
Joiin Lynn
George Palmer
John Weir
Hiram Jaoobs
Uugb Brown
do
G. B. Eaoohs
Mloaael Hagerty
Thomas Cochran
M. Nickel
James MoVulty
Thomas O' Donnell
Anthony Kelly
Hiram Jaoous
Peter Gulder
do
do
DeHruln
do
Patrick Cummlngs
l'atrlok Lynch
George Palmer
do
Joseph Anderson
Tuomas Qulnn
Hugh Brown
George Palmer
do
John Jordan
Hiram Jacobs
Patrlok Murray
Timothy Donahue
do
William B. Leddy
Felix P. Mulholland
Hugo Brown
John O'Grady
Jobn Ward
Charles O'Garrlok
Joseph Gebhardt
do
Thomaa Morgan
101
Naturalized Tuesday, September 28.
Matthew Mover.
Jamea Mackln,
George White,
William Curry,
Jobn OTonnell,
Francis Kennedy,
WUUam Mrrls, .
Mlobael Larklna,
James Dolan,
Michael McKenna,
John Zatrber,
James Berscen,
Henry Leeilue,
George P. Felfly,
Andiew McBrlde,
Timothy Hullivan,
James Kelly,
William Mullen,
James Clark,
Michael Duddy,
James MoGovern,
Fred. Pohwerlng,
Hogh O'Neill.
Bamuel M. Menta.
Michael Keating,
Jacob Bchwartz,
George Doerweggln,
Jobn MoDyer,
Henry CaKalday,
John Martin,
David Myer,
Patrick Preston.
PatrlcK Meaban,
Jacob Blaukansee,
James Sweeney,
Hugh Lougbrey.
Patrick MoADAlly,
""l'.ew Stringer.
William O. Mackle,
Joseph Ackerly,
Jamea Hall,
Patrick Kltrnan,
Albert Gelse,
Philip Klein,
Jobn Kennedy,
Herman Bewereln,
Peter Leonard,
Michael Bonner,
Thomaa Mooney,
James Pbalen,
Jamea Cunningham, .
Thomas Jordan,
Frederick Knlelllng,
Cornelius Burk,
Dennis Byrne,
Bolomon Wilson,
Frederick Bauer, Jr.,
Arthur Gougb,
Jamea Fitzpatrlck,
Frederick Wllbelm,
Patrick Mulholland,
Bernard Grans,
Charles Nipple.
.fames McQuade,
Henry NeeKon,
Lawrence Krauss,
Peter Knoas,
William Smith,
Martin oro,
Jobn Glass.
Owen Nolen,
PatrlcK ouonnei,
Peter Maeulre.
Caspar Zban,
Michael uanacner,
Joseph Bchearer,
ratriCK t.arrigan,
XavlierVoat.
Gottleib Weaver,
George Zugent,
Owen uang,
John Caratens,
Jacob Honman,
Thomas Klley,
Mlcbaei Kyan,
Patrick Dennabey,
Hiohard a. Lodge,
John F. Carrol,
Jobn O. Malley,
Pblllp ucnneii,
John Devine,
Kdward Townsena,
Edward Duffy,
JoseDb Behr.
Paul Sohafty.
William wiiiiams,
Thomas Cody,
Henry Klnamui,
Michael Morrlsey,
Jobn Murphy,
Klohard Homers,
Jobrpb May berry,
Michael O'Hara,
Jobn Itoche,
Timothy Kalian,
George Lederer,
FrederioK neiss,
Lewis Toohterman,
Jobn G. Greenan,
Charles Mandar,
Gottlieb scbeiKing,
Jacob rubr.
Frederick wanner,
Michael Couneu,
Frank Cramer,
Jobn Boar,
Kd. Goriau,
David Desllver,
Mlobael Kenneuy,
Patrick McKenuey,
Jamea McUinty,
Christian Baeder,
Jamea Murphy,
Arthur Mullin,
Thomas Tavlor,
Patrick Toner,
Michael Lane.
Jobn Hannegan,
Jonn Stamler
Kobert Bhaw
William H. Black
Patrick McGlouunliu
Joseph A. Costello
D ad lei Ltoey
Henry Hondarst
Nicholas Keller
Matthias McLoughlin
Jobn Miller
John Moore
William 8. Elder
John Donahan
Matthew Lauerhaus
G. L. Robrbaecber
J. H. Little
George Palmer.
Mlobael Lewis
William Mullen,
Martin Ersklne
William R. Ballier
Bernard Mullen
W. R. Ballier,
Thomas Welch
Hugh Brown
George Palmer
John tiartmann
do
Thomas Morgan
Edward HacHet,
Timothy Donohue
George Enochs
Timothy Donohue
to
Patrick Boyle
do
Michael Sullivan
John MoUilUa
William McGarrlgle
Joahua Comly
Charles Ackerly
William Lacy
Patrlok Watson
John Hartman
do
Patrick Kelly .
John Rapple
James A. Watson
James Booner
George Palmer
James A. Watson ,
Hugh Brown
Jobn Myla
HenrySM2
Michael Patten
Alexander O'Donnell
Alexander Wilson
George Weseman
G. B. Enochs
Casper Rimer
Ferd. Wanzlefer
Thomaa Evans
Henry Gentner
Bamuel Uiil
Chris! Ian Bier
J. Fowler
Bernbard Waguer
Peter Burr
Ernest Gentner
iilram Jaoobs
Ed. McNulty
Henry Wlaham
William Meagher
William J. Birne
Ed. MoNulty
Christian Bier
G. B Enochs
Morris Mnrpby
Xavler Vogt
Nicholas Evllng;
Ernest Gentner
John CahUl
Ernest Gentner
Golt. Gross
Thomas Cochran
Alex. O'Donnell
Thomas O'Donnell
John W. KeaUng,
Peter Magulre
Charles O'Malley
J. Fowler
Michael Smith
Hiram Jacobs
Henry Wbtham
Charles Uaeberle
Matthew Miller
lltury u unou
Jobn H. Btllle
Thomas Evans
Hiram Jaoobs
' do
P. F. McPherson
James A. Brady
Mlobael MoCaun
James A. Brady
William Delanoy
Jacob Fuhr
do
Gottlieb Alt
WUUam McD inouxn
Jaoob Myers
Charles Mlohetbaoker
William J. Belne
Joseph Stem
William Murphy
Jaoob Fuhr
M. Eveling
Jobn Morrison
Jobn Desllver
B. F. Taylor
do
do
Jacob Lang
Martin King
George Palmer
Martin King
Timothy Douohue
B. F. Taylor
ao
Frederics; Bpeck'aCker, Martin King
nu,.n, i .. .:..m., Tlmnthv Don
James Gallagher,
James Feeuev,
James McUalo,
Jobn Gallley,
George Boenlng,
John DouKberty,
Edward MoGettlgan,
Joeepb Kenton,
John Jordan,
James McCarter,
Jobn Eble,
Jacob Brnner,
Abraham Barton,
Francis Doollng.
Joel Bierley,
Timothy Douohne .
uo
Hiram Jaoobs
do
John II. Little
Jaoob Boenlug
Tbonaas Coohran
HughFlond
Thomaa Morgan
John Murray
Patrick Cunningham
Theodore Bnyder
do
Jobn F. Brant
Lawrenoe Coallgan
U. Oncar Roberts
William Fernberger.
Francis Rlaeer, . " . .
Hebry Woerner.
Patrick Dorwy,
Argus Danaelren,
John Heffron,
Jioob Weidmann,
Es.Frase,
Max. Cnrtnls,
Argos Mnrlta,
Jobn Coffee,
Patrlok Connelly
Bernard McKernan.
Michael Cain,
Robert Braxton,
James Hftgen,
John Hullivan, ' '
John Murray,
Patrick McDonougb,
Henry Fox,
lleniy Ienglotb,
John Keepbler,
Robert Bob mitt,
Jobn Ma) 11 fort
Mlobael O'Connell.
Patrick Kooney,
I.npold Levy,
Patrick MoNulty,
Anthony Murphy,
Michael Burns,
Patrick Burns,
Bartholomew Hester,
Michael Falrclolb,
John Fin ley,
Ed. Dougherty,
Jobn Gun ley,
Francis Donnely,
Joseph Alcorn,
Cbrlsialn Boenefeldt,
Peter Lepp,
Nicholas Bargter,
Jobn B. BlermaRS,
Patrick Crowley,
Bernard McDevltt,
Michael Caeaiday,
Henry Beiar,
Patrick Donnelly,
Andrew Martin,
John McKoacbltzhe,
Robert Crochter,
James Connor,
Philip Matle,
Thomas MoCall,
Mlcbaei Dotty.
Mlcbaei McNamee,
James GatTney,
Total ,
Henry Oentner
F. Hanas ...
E. P. Malaneanx
(George Pnrmiey
Bernard Mullen
Thomas Evans
Jobn Hartmann
Ernest Senter
K. ii. Ran
F. Haunt .
Hogn Brown
James Robb
John H Little
James Robb
. James Clark
James Hagen
Joseph Mayberry
Jobn Murray
do
Martin King
Erneat Gentner
William H. Smith
Joseph Fuss
John McKnonn
Jamea A. Watson
Mat. He hay
Oaaper Reef
William Biackenrote
Hugh Keoney
William Gross
Thomas Hardy
Jobn H. Little
William Gross
Hiram Jaoobs
do
do
Henry NUher
do
Mlobael Charles
do
J acob Frees
Charles R. Palmer
P. F. McForstan
Mlobaol Farrell
John H. Ltttle
Gottlieb Gross
James Haves
William McDonougb.
Fred. Blokeley
Timothy Donohne
Thomas Kern
Chrla. LlndolTer,
Thomas Katns
Patrlok King
James Hayes
William Delaney
302
Katnrallced Wednesday, September 23.
Thomas Gibbons,
John McGonlgie,
Jobn Cronin,
F. Frallng,
James Bkelley,
Felix Heneger,
Thomas Donohue,
George Wilton,
George Daniels,
William Hollowav.
John O. Hnngerbuhler, James Robb
1.' .1 n. n . II I - m. -
ju waiu anncy, xnomas xiaruy
Thomas Evans
Micnaei coon
H. Martin
James Costello
Henry Meyers
Timothy Donohue
George Palmer
Timothy Donohue
George Daniels
James Robb
James Doran
James Walsh.
Mlobael O'Donnel,
Thomas Philips,
Maurice Jordan,
E. Mukenfoss,
Thomas Clark.
Stephen Hartmyer,
Raymond Sonny der,
John Kerley,
Patrick Ciifculdy,
Daniel Nolan
Michael Fennel,
G. Noffer,
Cornelius Boylen,
Nathan Abraham,
William Moucher, ,
William Ward,
Joseph Patterson,
Charles Bauer,
Louis Mainbardt,
Frederick Bwartz,
Frederlok Bchell,
Charlea Wunsch,
Jobn Dockerty,
Daniel Young,
Conrad Wolf,
Jacob KlaUa,
Thomaa F. Drlsdle,
Andrew Unger,
Conrad Beldaer,
John Nagle,
Louis Berner,
George Myers,
Jacob Yost,
Ed. Sexton,
Michael Grlffen,
Patrick Bully,
Patrick Crlsben,
August ua Wild,
John Wrjir
Nicholas Kavanagh,
Christian Sohott,:
John Williamson,
Patrick McManus,
WUUam Smlib,
James Murray,
John CaBsldy,
Mlcbaei Ccnnalongh,
Francis Hanney,
Christian Gentner,
Michael Kelly,
Louis Zedlneman,
Joseph Mayland,
Peter Oats,
Mlcbaei Landy,
Jacob KlnHley,
Sebastian Benter,
Andrew Qulnn,
Peter MtGoldrlcb,
Frederick Huffnecht,
Pat. Donnelly,
Marts Donohue,
George liauer,
Frederick Bentz,
John Bnrk,
Joseph Dnckerty,
Hugh Kelley,
Henry Deetz,
iSan Mconey,
Timothy Muner,
Joseph Dunne,
Thomas Malley,
Michael lynen,
JameB McDonald,
Jobn Jolce,
Peter mcdviu,
Jobn Harblsln,
Angnatus Zimmerman,
NlobolBB Wlegei
Joel v alker,
Jobn Gormiy,
Phlllo Ubl.
James Brogan,
Herman Jones,
Martin MoAvoy.
Jamea Broadley,
Patrick iioyie,
Patrick Coin.
Joseph Johnson.
Jacob Durrvaohter,
WUUam won,
Matthew Casey,
Christopher Levy,
Mlobael Flunlgan,
Henry Winters,
Mlcbaei r riei,
Mlobael! Docherty,
Dennis Corbet,
Charles Kurs,
Mlcbaei Duna,
A.IOed Ivy,
Jamea Fiun,
Dennis McGurr,
WUUam Bennett,
Josbna Heep,
Henry Hcnwarx.
Martin uauman,
rbomasuunen,
Robert Roddy,
Anthony Hannafel.
JobnUeramerly,
Conrad Oser.
Joseph Mcuram,
John Dugan,
Patrick Boyie,
Michael Callahan, .
John McSorley,
Bernard Shannon, ,
WUUam Hogan, .
David Hennessy,
Wm. J Stevenson,
Leonard Wiliard,
Christian Nofler,
James Mastersen,
Michael McCarthy,
Benjamin Anthony,
Hugh Brennan,
Thomas Foley,
Michael Brady,
Patrick T. Roney,
Patrick MoFarland,
John Bradley,
WUUam Flannlgan,
Thomas Morrow,
Ed. Reddon,
Jobn LaUerty,
Hugh Keenan,
Patrick Sweeney
Thomaa Wolf,
Oswald Reiner,
Jobn Jennings,
Michael Sullivan,
Charlea Yaeger,
John O'Malloy.
Den n la Drlsooll,
John Engel,
Adam Benger,
Joseph Fox,
Nelll liafferty,
Edward Collins,
PaU Walan
Pat. Burk
Hugh Brown
Abrah m Kannawasser
G. ElllUKer,
George Palmer
do
M. Karl
P. F. McPherson
do
do
do
Marcus Rosenborg
John Bnay
Theodore Bnyder
do
Jobn W. Gillespie
Alfred UotT
Theodore Snyder
August Flicker, -Bernard
Mullen
do
Chris. Seherzer
George Palmer
uo
Jaoob Borth
Theodore Snyder
Hiram Jaoob
Charles Bobnltzer
Liula Berner
Charles Uuhn
M. Woir
Joseph Strebel
Ludwlg Lang
Robert WllHon
Tueodore Bnyder
do
do
do
Mlobael Boyle
Stephen Murpby
Henry Gentner
John W. Davis
Daniel Cummlngs
Solomon Penheno
Peter Cades
Thomas Evans
Hiram Jaoobs
Andrew Noble
Frederick Salbert
John Donohue
Thomas Hardy
Larry Onmmlngs
do
JohnL Weaver
Henry Gentner
J. Hartman
Dennis Pulton
W. F. GouW
J. Hartman
Thomas Welch
John Hefferntn
Henry Mania
George Rjber
Jobn Frayne
Philip Riley
Jobn Flaherty
Jas. Boggol
John Monaguan
John O'Brien
Jos, A. Brock
Ed. MoNulty
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jobn Singer
Tl molby Donohue
William Gallop
No vouoher signed
Thomaa Evans
Henry Voorzinger
Jamea A. Watson
do
do
Bernard Mullen
George Drink water
Erneat Gentner
do
Bernard Muller
Martin Nugent
James A. Watson
do
do
do
James Hays
George Foldmuth
John A. Farrell
Luairua Levi
Hiram Jaoobs
George Riley,
James A. Watson
George Riley
George Palmer
uo
Thomas Sheridan
Thomas Evans
Heury Sobell
Cuarles Slump
do
Henry Smith
do
do
do
Samuel McLaughlin
Bernard Klein
Thomaa Horlon
David Ueunebsy
Jobn Maloue
John Hell
Berntrd Mullin
Frauk Qulnn
Jamea McKeevera
do
Jobn Craig
Hugh Brennaa
Johu H Li tile
do
do
do
do
Jobn McDonnell
Janitts Murphy
James Flaherty
Tiin Donnelly
do
do
Charlea Knhn
John Miller
Pat Deamond
Charlea Kuh
Frank Qulnn
F. W. Smith
Henry Bentner
Heury Gentner
Erneat Gentner
John O'Donnell
Thomas CoeUian
Jacob Knhlef,
ArtbnrMoCann,
Patrick Manning,
Philip Henry,
George Barr,
James Oanann,
Jonn Haley,
Daniel Ionard,
Tbomaa Fleming,
George Burtunonle,
John Jolce,
Daniel Fitzgerald,
James MeCauley,
Thomas Shea,
Jobn Baxter,
Patrlok Bmltb,
Joseph Newhouse,
Daniel Falvay,
George Logan,
WUUam Hal pine,
Jobn Kenney,
James Dnbois,
Michael Norden,
Cbarles Btoll,
Patrick Donovan,
Thomas Houghton,
Wllbelm Talus.
William Itealefeldt,
Michael Merry.
Andrew LatTerly.
Charles Knlgbt,
Henry Scbamberg,
Brian MeCormlck.
Michael KUfall,
ToUl se s
Jacob F. Press
Franols R ibb
Thomas Evans
George Colghan
Robert Nevln
Tnomas Evans
do
WUUam GaUop
do
William McDonougb
Patrick Jolce
James Clarke
Patrick Go'den
P. W. Smith
Patrick Golden
Mlobael Smith
Frana Newboaae
William Gallagher
Hiram Jaoobs
do
do
do
do
Fred. Schwann g
Phliodore Warner
John McHouder
Guatave Hausvalt
WUUam Bealefeldt
WUUam E. MoUleUan
Neal Lafferty
Lewis Knapp
H. B. Carr
Mlohael Blnntgan
Bolomon Plnheno
.-; . 198
Xaturallccd
Adolnb Mans.
James Kowden,
Mlcbaei Murphy,
Henry Bock.
Peter Uarklns,
Job Swart,
Terrenoe Mullen,
Jamea Donohue,
Edward Man ion,
Tbomaa Crowther,
Dennis Lacky,
Jobn Lamb,
Jobn Lnrklns,
J.imts Me'oncrolt,
James McKelvey,
WUUam Ward,
Petir Heck,
Kernan Devlney,
William Itndell,
Jobn Qolnn,
Jobn McCrystal,
James Garrety,
Henry Keenan,
Jobn Graham,
Jamts Moran,
Terrence Tully,
Patrick O'Brien,
Jobn Creedon,
John McClefferty,
Daniel MrKlernan,
Robert Eauen worth,
Christian Bhnsler,
Job Cobao,
Patrick Dolan,
Henry RUey,
JobnLangan,
James Bradley,
do
Christian Gnntber,
Jobn Smith,
Bid. Dcckerty,
Charles McLerney,
Jobn Lacey,
Thomas Teer,
I'eter Carr,
Hngb McArdle,
James McAnneny,
Patrick Sweeney,
Bernard Bmltb,
Dennis Lyons,
John Bradbury,
Jobn Cramer,
Peter Cromberger,
Fred. Bauer,
Tlmolby Brennan,
Thomas Jamison,
Michael O'looie,
Tliwreday, September
WUUam J. Bane
Francis Reloal
Richard F. Groson
Bebastlan Bremer
John Uefformln
George Palmer
do
do
Kernan Devlney
Joaepn Haywood
Hiram Jacobs
Tuomas Evans
Kernan Devlney
Joseph Haywood
Cornelius DeGuntz
Tnomas McCloskey
Matthias Kline
Charles Sweeney
Carl Wagner
Ed. Nugent
Thomas Cams
Michael MoCarty
Henry Gentner
James A. Watson
George MoFetrldge
James McManamln
Samuel Ward
James Donohue
Thomas Cochrane
WUUam Atrern
Thomas O'Donnell
George Esler
Jobn H. Little
F. H. Devltt
James A. Watson
Jaoob Nelll
Jonn H. Little
do
Christopher Wolf
Wlhlam Abern
Hugh Kenney
George Palmer
do
do
do
Voucher not signed
do
Harry Smith
Henry Voorzanyor
Jobn Colbert
P. G Hollaband
Bebastlan Bremer
do
James A. Watson
-Dennis Drlsooll
Thomas Tobln
James MoQInley
24.
Jacob Bcbwerckebard, Edward MoNulty
William Callahan, Thomas Evans
Patrl'k Rlordan, Cnarles B. Duncan
Michael Cramllask, Henry Smith
Daniel Kaboe. James Robb
Bernard J. MoQarvey, Joseph RafTerty
Patrick Dorian.
Bernard Ddan,
Henry Dallnian,
William B. Jones,
Jobn Bpanton,
Jobn Moore,
Ed. Holla han,
William Morris,
Waiter Morlan,
James Wl scn,
James Collen,
Roland McAllister,
George Genter,
PatTietnay,
Johu Fogerty,
Conrad Smith,
Patrick Gleen,
Adam Stock,
Joseph Silver,
Richard Kennedy,
David McMabon,
h. M. Ernsteln,
WUUam Shad,
Marlin Horlen,
Francis McSorley.
James Martin,
Patrick Doherty,
Dennis M. Clefferty,
Caster Faelchie,
Patrick Burk,
Hugh Mullen,
Jeiemtah Delaney,
Patrick Holloway,
James Burn,
James Little,
James Blet,
Patrick Devlin,
Herman Fisher,
Thomas Fort,
Jobn Riley,
xotaj
James A. Watson,
Thomas & ituey
Carl Zlegler
Florence Fitzpatrlck
Joseph Rafferty
James A. Watson
Timothy Donohue
Ed. Brown
George W. Derr
Joseph N. Derr
Huxb McGratb
A. D. Bryan
John H tinman
Joseph A, Watson
do
n. Krowberger
Joseph A. Watson
Johu T. silver
do
Richard Callery
Joseph A. Watson
Rlcbaid Muckle
Ludwlg Lang
E. Bblxe
John McSorley
Jobn H. Little
Jackson Gulnley
Thomas Coohrane
John Hartman
Patrlok F. McPherson
Thomas Kleran
Thomas O'Donnel
James Doran
Michael Layne
R. J. Haggerly
Harry Bmltb
Charles Martin
Jacob Stela
John Mackey
James Kanan
105
crew a number of "Boys In Blue" were era-
uaraea ror tots cttytoauend the Great Con
ventton. Not llklns their prnoe. the rnncrha
S Itched into them and severely bandied them,
everal of the "Boys" were badly Hurt, and
were removed from the cars covered with their
DIOOO.
It is to be regretted that more of ihe scoundrels
were not arrested.
MORE VISITORS.
Another Foreign Squad of Copperheads,
to be Assessed In this City, Is Captured
at the WestPhlladelpnla Depot.
It bavins been prt.iif nad til an aiillilin.r
batch of the "reconstructed" was to arrive at
the West Philadelphia Depot la the 2-26 A. M.
train this mornlng-for the purpose of assess
rnent and Illegal voting la this o I ty-e special
detail of offlcera was made from th W.t
PbUadelphla Station Hnnu n.nri
to them when the traia rm m
.8.areli?D0,I8h' tbera theJr "re. and
tbe policemen nabbed them before they
knew that tbe watchful eyes of justice were
upon them. The following were arrested: -Jobn
Denny. Georee Hhn.fnr n.uM u,,....
Brown BrWn' Mlc"ftel -nrray, and Vllllau
At So'clock this mornlnv t.h ntin.in
also taken Into custody upon tbe same oLiarua
John Miller and George Bohnnlek.
The whole of the fellows were committed by
Alderman Manle.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
rOBADDITlOMAL LOCAL ITEMa INSIBS TAQWH.I
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
larceny of Ilcer Darrels-A Pair of Then
-WentThrongh a Fellow A Bnra-Iar
Disorderly Urave Charce Asalnst a
So-called Miulater Mesrro 'lliievea
Police Statlntlca.
A chap named Frederick BenerorT hu hn
arrested and held in 11500 ball bv AMrman
Helus. to answer the ormraaof the iarnn r
some half-dozen lnrge beer hoaslieada from n
brewery on Uermaniuwn Road, ahovo tbe first
ion Rate.
Frank Howard and Jatnna Oornlmr xtnta
two pieces of goods, valued at $75, from the
front of tbe store of Mr. Stanton, at Eleventh
and LocubI streets, lor which lime game they
were committed by Alderman Moore.
Lietit night John Dorsey aud Gilbert Ball,
botb colored, encountered a stranger at Seventh,
and Lombard streets and relieved him of 13.
Committed to answer.
Peter iienke. for breaking Into aeoupleof
stores on Frankford road, above Richmond
street, early this morning, and stealing Irom
them all that be could ea&ilv orrv ntr a
committed to prison by Alderman Egleton.
a uis nuuse oi ir. uauiei b. Ueltler.
Seventeenth and Market stroeta. the extra
assessors are silting. Aconple of coves, named
Edward Hassan and Aucuatus Kline, ralimri a
disturbance there yesterday, and assaulted the
proprietor, xney were held to answer the
oflence.
A Scoundrel, nrofesstns to be a clnravman
by tbe name of Garrett Van Arudalen, resid
ing at No. 1108 Brown street, baa been arnuiLari
on tbe charge of oommltilug a gross assault
anu Daitery upon a little girl 11 years of
age. Tbe beastly attempt occurred oa last
Monday evenlEg. at Broad and Coat a streets.
during tbe continuance of the Democratlo
mass meeting at that place. It aeems that he
bad taken ihe child into a stall in the open
matket, on the east side of Broad street, Just
above Coates, for the oalensihle purpose of
aflordlng her a belter view of the fireworks, and
while there benaved towards her In such a
manner as to cause bis arrest. He was observed
by Mr. Thomas H. GUI. residing al 810 North
Second street, and also by a woman standing
near by. Mr. GUI necked the villain and then
delivered blm Into the custody of a policeman..
An excited crowd soon tethered and followed
blm to tbeSiatlon House. Alderman Massey
was called, and atter a hearing, held him in
$1500 bail to answer.
High Constable Barton this morning ar.
rested tbre negroes, named llinrv MlurairA
Joseph Thompson, aud Joalab Reed, noon tna
charge of tbe larceny or a piece of oil cloth,
containing tweuty-rlv-e yards, at Third and
South streets. Alderman Carpenter oouanifited
them.
Dnrlnc tbe last month the following nnm.
ber of arrests were made by the Police in the
various uiatncis:
JJittrM. nittrlcU
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pers on Ills Person.
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and puiung out, a puim, ouf" --- .
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FlemlPKand taken to the Second District Sta-
' . v .AAMkail I Ma 0A vial n .
iifoisa nnn miliar idbiuuvu wn?a w ueivu
iallsallon papers, with the blanks nnfllled. but
iTi .io.,fi h Jamea Ross Snowden. Pro
thonotary or tne oujJiciuD ,:,
the seal or mat jouri, wo ' ' "i""
Held to answer ny Aiucrm.u
BALTIMORE ROUGHS.
Droves ol Otners loiumif
Assessed A Number of otuers are
Arrested at the Depot They Maltreat
Itovs In Itlne" on tne way.
T.,farmaitnn havlns been received in this city
that a caucus was held at Barnuuu'a Hotel, In
ni.iTTw,r.on Sunday last, al which a number
of prominent Rebels and Copperheads were pre
sent, the Republican City Executive Committee
Of this City loo It uitaiuim iw waiuu u. mvir
m.nta f huL 111 IIUI JOllOW. lit M uuuouvuuu
k..t u.ninnl .l.iHonliH. member of the Pennsyl
vania Legislature, and John Abern, of this
'.Jnt. and last nlubt they, together
ina loiiowiua- couiuiivicc, "c.o
the Baltimore depot. vlz:-Aiderman William
Mcliullen, unanes i. uuuwu, buuiu.w
alderman in the jsiutn waru, iiiuuim jj.
Florence, uemocrsuo cnuuiums mi wuniroa,
G. W. JOhBbOD; B. J. nempuui. cuairiuau uhj
u-.ai.ni in I iimniii.tee: Aiutu rwituoi. uouw-
..mi to cand date lor rretnonaiory uouri oi
common neas; j. irw uibk.
inr t.tie Legislature, and Samuel J.
' ...V . ' - . . - , L.I . .
Randall, member o uougreiiK, xuo uujeui.ui
ihe Djleslon of the commltteo was soon made
appaient by Governor Swanu, of Maryland,
BieoPlUK from a car, on tbe arrival or the
train. The ooinmlitee took charge of blm and
. .....i.h ii to to hla Quarters.
The above committee having left, another
committee appeared upon tbe acuue In the per
M.r a of Detectives Tryou and rtlevens, and a
nr fh H irst district Dollce. This com-
inlttee paid their respects lo a crowd of 150
Baltimore roughs, who came hereto beaaseased
and commit other vile aels. The following were
arrested: James Stanton, armed with revolver;
Thomas Suilivsn, armed with revolver; Coaly
Huaslns. Robert Wise, Joseph Peters. James
HlkKins. WUUam Evans, Lewis H. Miller, Jos.
W. Morrison, diu diujt mo.
a-i. rim.inder of the UHUil Hkcarea.
ii that at the meet Ins in Baltimore
referred to above, f8000 was raised to carry the
election in this Stale for the Democratlo party,
.1 h,q arnngamnnli warn made to send
hither, to be SBseased ascltUens of this place,
some two tnousana or tne tuievea uu
vVon the same train with this Copperhead 1
The Corner op Sixth and Market Streets
preM-Lted to-day tbo appearance of a great mast
meeting, so preat is the tnrong of people con
tinual I j pressing in and out of Oak Hal). The
diij is not halt over vet, but it is already evident
tbat tbe Grand Opening u more than a success.
We have no doubt that if a day or two more
were given to tbe same purpose or displaying
their Fall and Winbr stock, it would be for the
mutual advantage of the boue and Its patrons
and the public generally. Let the laotes remem
ber tuat in tneir loutuy ana uoys- uepanmen.
is ihe lareest and best disolay et children's
clotbirg ever made in this city, and be sure to
call ana take a iook.
The Marion Hobe Compast, in Queen street,
below 8ixth, was last night presented with a
silver salver and pair of gooiets dj tneir laay
fiiends, tbe residents of Queen stieot. Mr. w.
C. Stone made the presentation on behalf of the
ladies. Toe gilt was received by the President
ot tbe Company, Jobn Daley. A large number
oi ladies ana genuemen were, preseuv, uuu a
verj pleasant time was bad.
Bethuub Memorial Chprch. The members
and friends of this c lurch met in BetV.une Hall
on Monday evening. Alter an earnest address
Irom the pastor, it was resolved to go tor ward
with increased laith and enerey in the laterest
ing ruiBbion and Sunday Bcliool work of this
new cnorcn enterprise.
WEDDING INVITATION, ENGRAVED IN
iwu.a Ko. lUSt CHSN 0 r B tre t.
9 in
MISCELLANEOUS.
OONSUMPIIVEa. READ THE FOLLOWING
UKDICAL TEHTiMrtNY IN FAVOH OF
UniAM'S FKESII MEAT CUBE.
Dr. John H. Steck, of this city, ays: " We nevs It In
our lower to slvn pennoal evidence ef thu value of
Mr. HAM'S FEFSH MKAT CUllE, la trie case of
a yonag friend of our for whom It was p'esorlbed.
The Immediate eff ct was an Increased appetite, a
gradual, steady g.lo la flosh and a groa-al Improve.,
ment In health. Tuese re ults are due to a slpgle
bottle."
rr O. W. BlaydeK, of Jericho Kr., uudur
Aug in, a.H '1 uav
dae or
ml no ttii biz or FKKHtt
Mti'l CUBE 1 pun-hMrd of you sone rla w-ea
kge.aod I cod rets it has hithpahskio an ythiku I
IIAVK KVFB TIKO IN l'lNr U hTIOM."
Buld at l per boiile, or kix for 5
JOHKSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWOEIt,
J28U No. SCi AROH Biraet,
ITelfehsteih ScTewTs'
w - rvor t.t-n
IBINTI)NIGTl00r(S
p A P E R.
60 TOSS 60 TONS
Wrapping, Manilla, and Hardware Papers,
Or DXSIKABME BIZES AND WEIGHT,
PBJOJlS OR FATLY REDUCED.
C m. 6ABBETT A BBOTUEB,
I lnorp Par er Uanufaotnrers and Dealers,
Warehooss, Kos. U aud It PECATCK HUeet.