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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-22
BATH COUNTY, VA.
TEMPERATURE FROM 10 to ITO DEG FAHRENHEIT.
TARDY, WILLIAMS 4 Co, Proprietors.
L WILLIAMS. VI. D., Resident Physlcla an.

J. Z. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Resident fhyslclah.
will be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lsT 1887, under the management OF colonel J. A.
Ali the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted out with NEW FURNITURE, LIN IN,
BEDS, and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS oher
unsurpassed attractions TO both the Invalid and
pleasure seeker. No expense or effort mas peeh
spared by the proprietors to make II as comiorta-
bIs and pleasant AZ poss BILE TO all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century TO possess In = won
derful degree TONIC, ALTERATlNE. pEfEh, ,
GENT and STIMULATING Properties, and
have become justly celebrated Tor the cure OF
RHEUM ATISN GOVT, DISEASES or THE II
YER, SKIN, BLADDER, aud WOMB PARALl /
SIS the result Of IN jury or sereus efuslon con :
TRACTION OF MUSCLES and JOINTS, DlAR,
RiEA, and DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with soEE
MOUTH and TONGUE.
NEW BATH HOUSES have been erected, a
BANJO OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and
BOWLING SALOONS fitted up.
The splendid BALL ROOM has been thoroughly
reftted.
Route from the North, pin Orange and Alexan-
dria railroad To Gordonsville; thence rH virginia
Central railroad to Millboro' Depot; thence e
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike distance twenty
miles by Trotter 4 Co.'S stage line.
Ror,e from the South ia Lynchburg or ken.
mond, and Virginia Central railroad 10 Mlllboro
Depot.
TRass - per day go per week
The number Of passengers TO each stage IL 10y
special contract) LIMITED TO TEN. my lS-im
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CHHDREN'S SUITS AT FIVE
u DOLLARS; all wool really nice, to fit boys
from Ave 10 eight years Cf age. Call and get one.
WILLIAM liza SMITH X Co,
my 90 No liz Main street.
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rHILD REN'S CARRIAGE FAC.
~ TORY, CORNER CARY AND FOURTH
SIRE ETS, RiChnoND.-The most beautiful pat.
tern, Of CHILDREN,S CARRIAGES are msna;ss.
tursd, and win be- sold NJ northern prices.
A liberal tiseoun. 70 the trade.
Orders from All parts Of ths sounaJ promptly
allsd. Address x,,, ,,
~ 1l-ts WILLIAM fokbEs, FfoPfis'of'
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MANDATORY OF LADIES' and
CENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES.

The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally that he has
re-opened his
MANUFACTORY OF CENTS AND LADIES'
FINE BOOTS. SHOES. AND CATERS.
In making this announceme no promises 10
fully maintain the tprmsr standard and reputation
of the house (which was established In ls2s) Tor
aooD WORK at Low PRICES As can be made
Quality considerrdl by any house In the country.
Mr.. A. NJ. DAVIS, well known to the former pa
irons Of the house and citizens at large Ia In
charge of the manufacturing department, which Is
enough to justify the promise OF strict attention to
ordered work.
A full supply OF the best Philadelphia and other
manufacturers work always on hand. My Spring
supplies IN, and call Is respectfully soli-
cited WILLIAM Y. WHITE,
ap 27-lm Executor OF y. X. WHITE.
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VNO OUR FRIENDS AND THEw6D
l. PUBLiC.-We take this opportunity
Of informing our friends and the publicly
that we have made arrangements with the "
manufacturers to make expressly for US good
and general assortment of BOOTS, SHOES. and
TRUNKS, and we shall keep on hand the very
best BOOTS and Shoes that can be made. We
shall racaive them every week, and We invite all
In want OF goods III our line TO give US call be-
fore buying elsewhere. We will show them orr
stock with pleasure and We think any one who
bought either in this market At ths North will
say tina our goods the best they ever saw, ana
our prices rs low. As regards sizes We have paid
and shall pay great attention to getting such -
will sell
We have some styles OF goods that cannot bs
apa. PUTNEY & WATTS.
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CWEET SPRINGS,

y MONROE COUNTY, WEST VA.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the above
FAMOUS and SALUBRIOUS WAThRlNG-PLACE,
and that 1t will be openad for the reception Of
visitors on the 18TH OF JUNE, with every Apo mt.
msnt and attraction TO render 1t, as heretofore
the MOST DESIRABLE SUMMER RESORT IN
The UNITED ST kTES.
He need only refer TO hose wh o have known his
previous career as a caterer TO have his assurance
believed hat the cuisine, cellars, attendance and
accommodations, will be unsurpassed
The SWEET SPRINGS are approached from
WASHINGTON City by the Orange and Alexandria
and Virginia Central railroads
Parties desiring to make arrangements for visit
ing the Springs, or Information, should address
the undersigned, until 3lst Of May, at New York
Hotel, New York after that time, Sweet Springs,
Monroe county, West Va.
my 2l-tJvl JAMES CARROLL.
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IOHN J. OSBORN q co. ,eEFk
u MANUFACTURERS AND DEAL NJ
moved tn eirrepository from Seventh street TO 20.
1914 MAIN STREET, have on hand, OF their oT !,
KILGEs OF every variety and description, to
which they invite the attention OF the public
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4 M. DAVIS can be found at the
N. shoe store OF WILLIAM +. WHITE, No,
1903 Main street where his facilities are as good,
If not better, than any house In the South for man
ufacturing BOOTS, CATERS, and SHOES for
ladies and gentlemen. Particular attention paid
To suit tender feet. We Iss nothing but the beet
material, and employ none bat the best workmsn:
You will lose nothing by patronizlng the store OF
WILLIAM E. WHITE. p26-b
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VrginiN Springs.
A UGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR AND
ALUM SPRINGS,
formerly known a. sTRIBLING's, thirteen miles
from stiunton, Augusta county, Va.
J. A. HEFELFiNGER, PROPRIETOR

This delightful mountain retreat, thirteen miles
northwest from staurton, directly on the Warm
Springs and II irrisonburg turnpike. has been nm
dsrgoing improvement for the last year. and will
be ready for the ption OF visitors the LIST OF
June.
There Is at this charming retreat a singular and
happy combination Of a majority OF tn medic IN al
waters found at most Of the Springs for which the
mountains of Virginia have so long been cele-
brated.
Persons leaving Baltimore. Washington Rich
mond. or Iynchburg, arrive at this place the same
day by p NJ. J. 4. HEFELFISGER,
INV 22-2m Proprietor.
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GORGE A. AINSLIE,

MANUFACTURER AND SSsS
DEALER IN CARRIAGES,
No. 10 TENTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,
would In form his friends and the carriage usl ne
public that he is building CAHkl AGES, BUG
qualify Also, that be is having built to order, by
the best manufacturers st the North. all the late
styles Of carriages, and will be prepared III future
TO exhibit as complete an assortment as can be
found.
Major H. H. SBLDES Is engaged with me, and
will be pleas ed to see his Old friends. ap us
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EREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
lsT OF JnNE iss7"The Popular POI and nd fsr.famed
WHITE SULPHUR ; K ! g 5, in Greenbrier
tn Of sPs ss shs
lessees, GEORGE l. PEYToN 4 Co., assisted by
WILLIAM H. PEYToy, brother Of the prir ciIal,
both of whom are experienced hotel keepers.
Near the White sulphur is an excellent Chaly-
beate spring.
Rosenbergars celebrated BRASS and STRING
d Of Baltimore has b7en engaged for the
season.
The rights OF parties owning Cottages at these
Springs will be respected upon their giving timely
notice to the lessees Of their purpose to occupy
them.
The railroad will be completed to Covington by
LIST Of July from thence to the Springs by stage,
and a suticiercy Of coaches will be provided TO
insure comfort to passengers, as not over ten will
Cholera is unknown in the regions Of the White
Sulphur Springs. g. l.. PBYTON Co.
VIRGINIA HOTEL.
Visitors to the various Springs will find the
Virginia Hotel, in Stanton, Va,
PLEASANT STOPPING PLACE,
at which fresh water from the Greenbrier White
Sulphur Springs will be furnished to guests
FREE OF CHARGE.
RATES. ........................S6O PER MONTH.
Stanton Is a fiourishing inland city, having
churches Of all denominations and schools OF the
largest order and is In daily communication by
~, a
GEORGE l.. PEYTON, Proprietor.
Colonel CHARLES ). PEYToS, Manager.
b. F. WErB, superintendent. my 3-eod9w
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-The follow
ing celebrated VIRGINIA SPRINGS, of easy
access by railroads and short stage lines, over
good roads, in comfortable coaches by contract
limited to ten passengers, will be open for visitors
ON AND AFTER THE lar OF JUNE 1867:
WHITE SULPHUR,
GREVSBRIsR COUNTY, W. Va;
SWEET SPRINGS AND SALT SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
MONROE COUNTY, w. VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Jackson
River depot until about 10Th July. when the
railroad will be run to Covington;
and from Ronsacks. on the
Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, ria stages.
HOT SPRINGS,
HEALING SPRINGS, and
BATH ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, Va.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Miilboro'
depot.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
FocKBRrnGE COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central railroad to Goshen
depot.
AUGUSTA WHITE SULPHUR ALUM SPRINGS,
FORMERLY STRIBLISGs.
Route rin Central railroad 10 stanton, thence by
stages to the Springs.
ALLFG ANY SPR1N GS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.
Route ria Virginia Central, Orange and Alegan-
dria, TO Shawsyille depot, on Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
COYNER'S SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BOTETOrRT COUNTY, VA.
Route as above to Coyner's Springs station. Viz.
gnia and Tennessee railroad.
THROUGH TICKETS
can be procured at the principal cities west,
North, and South, to all the above
named Springs.
THE PROPRtET0RS
OF the above Springs have provided an entire
outfit of
NEW FURNITURE, &c,
in all departments, and will every effort to
make visitors satisfied.
my l8-ts
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Police Department the public have lost valuable ssd sssB
public experience s Of capable and booes'
Rred That ohcce which he has held well
filed the Of hsaesth he displayed uni
ny high justice and rsga for What right and
enoasnsss discretion IN the performance Of da well
worthy which endeaei his those who ntv bna most
will and homage Of al who
shall familiar vh his useful though transformations
Resolved That Surviving Beard sympshe with
relatives deceased In their bereave
nent appreciate many virtues Of the deceased which
largely 10 che happiness Of the family Circle and the
which viii o,n the anguish Of mourning heaTts
President jackson Schultz passed awellmerited eulo
gn on the virtues of the deceased at meeting Of the
Board Of Health and the following preamble and resou
tOns were adopted In the meeting Of the Board OF Heah
Whereas lh the death Of John O. Bergen oar late associate this
interests which have met with an ire
parable Associated with from the organization Of the Board
the practical wisdom and coed which he
the consideration Of all important eps and
high appreciation Of The nde and
with which he has always discharged his oh
and economist In all HE personal and social
relations he the rare merit Of agPag these principles 70 the
all the public trusts with which he charged In
view public services Of mnted late associate and o.
high appreciation Of hose personal qualities for which be was
emiBenty distinguished, be
Red That hereby psbey and bear testimony 70 bic
public spirit dteD bis hdehJ eneiaI and to hs
| unsss stunning m0desty ar a man.
Resord Thai Secretary Board be directed express 70
deceased profound sympathy In s their great
Bereavement
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THE CONVENTION.

NO QUORUM PRESENT ON SATURDAY " The
CIIAMPLAIN CANAL.
By TELHesIrH TO THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, July 20.-A communication was pre-
sented from the Auditor relative 10 ,he Oha"'pi".n
Canal showing that this canal had within forty
years maid for it's maintenance reyars and enlarge
ment, and within $4,000 of the original cost; MI
Amasa i Parker Dem, Albany offered resolution
10 40 amend the Constitution as that any
10 the Federal Constitution must be submitted 10
House of Assembly elected subsequently 10 such ac-
tion Of Congress Seventy delegates only having an
s,,orod 70 their names upon call of the roll Mr..
Ayord rep, opOndagal moved call of the Con
yention bnt otter some strong reflections upon the
conrse Of tho absentees withdrew it, Subsequently
he stated that he should renew the motion for call
on Monday, end would persist in it II his motion
should he carried There is trouble IN the Finance
Committee on the subject of the enlargement of the
canals, with the promise of two reports from that
hodV
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Morton 70 hours with mdso and PISA
Livingston Fox 4 Co.
steamship Emily souder Libby. Charleston IS hours with mise,
and pass o Livingston Fox & Go. \
Steamship C. KDg Dentz AeIaBds, with mdse 10 Soih
Steamship Gen Grant Holmes 18th with noise
pass 0 H. b. Cromwell & Co
Ship Progress WOoIvar Liverpool June lh mdse Nesmtb d
Bark BrazIr Bre Vessel Jsneiro. a days with eon.
CSOrw) LANCE LeghO, 81 dAy with marble 10
Nichols cOombs Cow Bay, c. b. Il days, with coal
Bari corel tof sundeAn Newcastle days mdss
Brig Cara Br Morgan Rio JsneirO IS days with coffee L E.
Amkink 10.
wIYD-At sunset ~
NOTICE TO MARINERS
TREASURY DEPARrnEST. oyYIcE LIeHTHorn BoAEp,l
WASHINGTON. d C.. July 49, 1857
Ohca information has been received at this Office that po
Cedar Potomac River
place the hgbtvesss heretofore stationed at that place
The light will be exhibited for the hrst tine Aagu6 1867 The
IN q feet Of tide distant about
27o Yards from the position Of the hshve and with deep water
The rouwork painted supersuetare
showing fixed white light which be when ascending tho
81 eight miles When descending the can be
the light house from Ms!es Point
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July 2lThe steamship Goldes Age called for fna
Yesterday With SO7 which 66s ia for New
York The steamship 0fssmme om Portland Oregon With go
In treasure and the steamship Iaho from Yetons with SI95Q0
ireasare arrived here TO-DAY The bark Fors arrived
BOsTos l2-Arved bgs PeRsett Rem-disi Isabel Cow
Bay G. b.; ,ehrs Clanssa Bordeaux William. Barbados
FOREIGN PORTS
AyrNwAIL July l2AVed 18th barb aealene Seaas Newfok
NJ G. Corners smith. DO barb Bohyer,l
Nev.loTk; 18th. brig j. W. Harris, for Cuba
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FUNERAL OF COMMISSIONER BERGEN.

The funeral services over the remains of the
late Police Commissioner John a. Bergen, held
Saturday afternoon at 81 O'clock at the residence OF the
deceased, in Thirty-sixtlst. Gowanus A great may
personal friends Of the deceased, as Well relatives
those present the Hon Tunis Bergen, Supernten
dent John A. Kennedy President Thomas Acton of the
Board Of Police Commissioners Commissioners Manniere
and Bosworth Inspectors Leonard, Dlks and Folk Com
missoners Schultz and Crane Of the Health Board DR.
S 9o Ass o the Central BeeeRe force TSno%
Weed, Mayor Booth, Captains Brown, Mullen spaight
Copeland, Powers Wilson, Williamson Jacobs Rhodes,
the Metropolitan Police force The Board OF Fire Com
mssioners Of the City Of New York were also In attend
O. H. Manning of the South Reformed Dutch Church In
which tho divine alluded TO the excellent character for
integrity usefulness and christian charity borne by the
deceased for a long lifetime The Rev DR. Pierce OF the
North Dutch Reformed Church IN Thirdaye then fol-
the loss suffered by the death OF good and useful citizen
like John g. Bergen, and closed the services with an
appropriate prayer Inc ts sh , anu az The de-
ceased The burial Of the remains took place Yesterday
morning, the following gentlemen aeung as bai.peaIes
he Hart Bergen Thomas Adams, Michael Bergen, cor
neIius Bennett Thomas c. Acton, Michael McCrath, John
Van Brint and John l.. spader. The remains will be
inferred In the family lot In EdgeWoodANe, Oreeh"ood
At injecting Of the Board OF Police Commissioners
held on Saturday afternoon, the following offered by
Commissioner BOswOrth relation 70 the deceased were
adopted:
A. Police Commissioner the eHdeavOred continually to
q the force 10 h. TO reward merit and make
, 5 80 gs0 9 A e. 4 sl'f a sa S Is pss
TO be Inflicted policemen who had violated The rules of the
70 err s@as and "R:S.,fT sstsI hat or vas
s members BE H Board ~ "a az sn
T % sGP S h Ss Sou 'si s Sd $
Of All III. Information sosgt ees apG. az subject be bad i..s
respect. highly edbs .d be AM dsIssd The sOnfdsuss Of
Issssssa Ths : 4. s.si q NJ TX. O. Dsss ns psd u,
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ounstanees: The captain and his first officer came on
shore evening" leaving everything stsags a ,ha
steward handed round "aguardiente" preity nesy
among the tars and ZACH became rampant drunh T
eaptain and mate returned aboard about =. m, anu
seeing the sp I'M state of general disorder the former
severely rcprimanded the said steward for the crave OF
tense Committed against ships rules whereulon the
aI,tatn and Mt Rolls the mate attacked by the
drnnkeR crew with knives In their hands Ihe captain
was mortalIy wounded the head, and the mate was
struck but not MORALLY IN the side AS soon as he oe
clrrepe became known In Caao the captain OF the port
mnejafely proceeded board the Llama ana arrested
te rioters who are In the hands OF the anthotes
to take their trials for their unwarTanabie prOceedns
The rate may recover, but the hopes OF saving the cap
tame life are very slim. A.,
TAere il quite an anxious desire manifested by tho
Government and people OF this Republic to improve the
condition of the native Indians and measures 10 the 80
oomplishment OF this end will be taken IN baIA
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PERL.

IHE NEW REW SCHEME FOR
RAISING TAXES-MELEE ON BOARD A BRIT
IsH VEssEL-THE JUDICIARY.
Fson SPECIAL cOuespOsdeuG
PANAMA, July 10, 1867.
Advices from Peru are up to the 9th june,
aud possess little interest. The Ministry not
up TO this date given amy indication of the political pro
KrA1De they intend TO follow, and the people
rally getting impatient The project OF the new Const
tuition will submitted for the approval Of Congress in
fe8 days and may be expected TO be promulgated
after The proposals for the purchase Of guano already
mentioned. have submitted 70 Congress and met
with very favorable reception ;but the Government, it
is believed. wiz refuse TO adopt the new measure In
which casa OF eouqse the old plan will be adhered co.
The Finance Minister has laid before Congress lengthy
DILL IN which he proposes sebeme toF the raising Of
taxes and also the authority Of Congress 20 loan
IN the country 10 the present urgent necessities OF
the public service. The following propositions in
clnded In the new measure:
FIRST To raise the Custom House duties In a moderate
proportion TO- what they at present and this
revenue VIII be employed to cover the neceeslfes and
eeryce OF the new loan. second The Old territorial
ST1buton, bat rectifypg the rents Third Hamps-the
actual value OF them win be reduced but the use OF
stamps will be extended 20 every adyertaenents
Fourth The tax on succession excluding deect lnher-
tancss And lastly Per cent on all reDts landed prop.
nsSS took place sw days ago, on board the BritIsh
bst LsDs, Dop yiae - QAeo, RDdsT ths tpIVSRa cig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22
AMERICAN WATCHES.

The value Machinery applied Matchmaking not that by Ito
Watches made rapidly but that they made correctly Very few
know why Wahan Watch should be superior other In
the place. Wahm the Watch regarded only machine to be
constructed like other machine mechanical principles The factory
indeed little else than machine shop the principal work which not
watches good because the machinery good Of there must
be defect the principle plan of the mistake IN the
shapes the which it is composed nothing wanting their
properties and their positions These points thoroughly
of watch wholly with
the machinery constructed with infinite diversity of form and Junction. e
pre the purpose produce the finished The method estab
% every department the redupaon of by mechanical MEANS
and this carried the system of the most thorough subdivision OF
labor
of multiplying gauges and microscopes tests and inspection
for the detection of cutting tools and for faults and flaws IN steel OF
made the work every from beginning end
As result the Watch together perfect machine Every part
found properly its place Every may be pushed till pmche
and every home Instead of sluggish and feeble action the
balance the pressure the g handspring vbres with
notion and the beat has the clear and sound always
characteristic Watham Watch The machine mekeep from
the start.
This system of Matchmaking foreign countries and
ty original Waham Company The Company claim that by
they produce that be quad for every quality which makes
watch valuable Simple p and correct principle the movement not
and cheap but uniform to
details easily damaged easily repaired and when repaired
always good
There are different grades finish different varieties Of watches
made Waham Company there different and shapes SUIT
al Watch that the trade marx
"WAAM guaranteed be good on and nobody netd be AFRAID 10
buy it. - r,o,r,,
FOR SALE BY ALI. FIRSTCLAsS DEALERS IN THE UNITED
STATES AND BRITISH PROVINCES
For further information address the agents.
ROBBINS 81 APPLETON,
No. 1872 BROADWAY, NEw.YORK.
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SERIOUs STIBBING ARRAY IN BRooKLYN.-
Charles weese, Genan % Of age was on satur.
day night drinking at friends house. No 10 Fu1nan
Brooklyn. On passing out through the hallway he was
Is alleged that Weese drew diTh-knife and stabbed
Kennedy In the back inictiDg dangerous and probably
fatal wound. Kennedy il quiet and 5nonensiys young
man, and his share IN the ARRAY 20 have been
entirely aninAntiSnal Wsess h Locked Up to await
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-22

FROM SAVANNAH July 2i--In steamship Gen Barnes-C b.
Holmes and LADY T. stuart lady son Bos and wife; W.
3. Knapp, wife. chiH and nur's; Capt hcsey Ne "
westeott. Norton c. westeott R T. Hayste,
Mrs Taylor Mrs F. L0renzo Mrs g. A. wilkins Miss Wilkns
King w. H. Young Mrs C. Boutter Mrs Turner Ms a.
Richards Mrs. A. Doyle Miss Kate Brown, T. Bhee ~ H. WI
lams w B. MeMaster Brandon A. Bradley NJ Maks d.
Mnnford. II. L. Cue. T. Hopkins O. NJ Bravo, H. l. Baeaas
Miss Ada Wilbur sister Mrs Copp and servant h
MeNu and servant Miss Eva MeNuiy T. Flint wife two ead
and Mrs Mary A. Calls Miss NJ W. Calls hTt H. 10
BsadmAn, John Reilly, Joseph Law, Jasper Kelly.