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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-20


The supplementary reconstruction bill
which passed the senate at Washington, on
Saturday, prescribes the subjoined oath to
be taken by voters before their registration !;
"I do soleninly swear, or affirm, in the presence
of Almighty God, that am citizen of the state
of -; that have resided in said state for
months next preceding this day, and now re-
side in the county Of -, in said state, as the
case may be that am 81 years of age; that
have not been disfranchised for participating in
any rebellion civil war against the United
States, nor for felony committed against the laws
of any state, or the United States that | have
never taken an oath as member of congress OF
the United States, member of any state
Legislature of any state TO support the constitution
of the United States and afterwards engaged in
Instruction or rebellion against the United
States, or given aid or comfort to the enemies
thereof that win faithfully support the constr
tuition and obey the laws of the United States
and win, to the best of my ability, encourage 9TH
ers so to do: So help me God
AS registration win be considered proof Of
a right to vote, the bin, should it become 8
law in its present form, win disfranehise bu
a comparatively small number of the people
Of the south. The reconstruction bin pro
vides for the disfranchisement of all person.
excluded from holding federal or state Office:
under the third section of the pending con
stitutional amendment. By it such exclusion
extends not only to ex-members of congress
and state legislatures, but TO executive or in
dicial officers of state who, having taker
an oath to support the constitution of thu
United States, afterwards engaged in rebel
lion. Thus it will be seen that the supple
mentary bill is much more liberal than tn
original one, and being of later date, @
course, repeats all portions of the origina
with which it clashes. IF the south viii no,
accept it, the work of reconstruction can b
speedily commenced. -1
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-20

WANTED.--A good Wagon and Carriage
Wagon Shop, at Andalusia, ILLS. fsbll-dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-20
Petition to Sell Real Estate.

Rock Island, March 20, dtf'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

BOARD OF AUpIT.-HULEs ADOPTED BY THE
!. Of ~ and q %
REGULATING proceeding Boards New York June
tirs-Ths sttutes by which the said Boards Of Audi.
% ss Ss Nay an d~m.n
sss Si;S New xois. sniss orlsi"s,sa p.IsI =
ss q q ,S.h
,ss!s i.s S
~ In "a wv. @ s ssE o oS1a Of ss
shs o npirolsr q ne ciy q New York before
as sSye o. s Be- sFs s
ssy; ssssf tie ssss
:s.'% BASED soss'AsS xits S sonpsss iii he
s%, 4, ;' ss y. sss
sSy suit has been or brought upon the claim
% % %
Gssi
ss: T.: against the the
sa :sn ssr
s s.i within ten dsy: after such alnE and
ssssssrsd 3 having answered b general denial and = in
sss wl rsqred 70 sustain his claim by proof Of the
TourshCaendars vii be- made Of the claims presented
I s ss s He an N Se ss
required and cal%s WIN be taken and heard in their
70 the Hoard upon reasonable notices preference be
gsanted or postponement OF hearing had.
FifthA calendar for each consisting of
man ten cases unless otherwise ordered by The Boards
and posted In the roomsoccupd the Boards for hearing
oAseS before o'clock r. n OF he day preceding the calling
- said calendar No adjournment Of the
b aoidav.
sixth-Tbc hearings OF said claims shall be conducted
generally the trials of actions the
Courts Of Record but the form proceeding
BE modified 70 conform 70 the duties Of hese boards
fnd the rules Of evidence applicable such trials
consstent with the duties and purposes Of these boards
oAall apply 70 hearings before them
Soventh-The decisions Of the Boards Of Audit upon
S1aims heard ,han be announced in OPEN board mine.
atey after the opening Of sitting for the
N hoayings shal be closed be done
OHAuNCEY N. DEPEw, President,
RfCHARD b. CONNOLLY, comptreier
b. W. pQNNEY
J. IT, NIRTiNDALE.
W, r. sTEwART. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

hRfRoPOLIrAN FIRE DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF
Buildings rtorHge and Combustbles 1iremen's Hall
~ Mercer sEscL July 1857.
Al persons ksewng Of storage Of any combusubie
Dats I Violation Of chapter ss Of the laws OF New YORK
T lo96 1f6 reQue~ted report the IN Commissioner
SsnnoGh B. Wilson, In charge Of this bureau for sbste
CHAs. T. oiLDERsLEvB. Secretary
AIoTsCE.-ALL OWNERS, AGENTS AND CAPTAINS
IN tugboAts invited attend meeting, 70 be held
- - South street. up Friday evening" July ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
EXCURSIONS.

- 49, 49,
THE SUPERB NEW STEAMBOAT ANTELOPE WILL
make excursion TO Newburg the 9Th inst. VIII
cave Harrison at 7 win land at Thirty fourth
street. nonkers, Hastings Dobbs' Ferry, Sing Sing Haver
straw West Point, Cold Spring and Cornwall.
I'm JULY ExCURsION-FORT LEE. PLEASANT
ars valley and Bulls Ferry-The Peoples Ferry Comps
eaye as follows from foot Of Spring street;-s s TO- ii
a. W., aud J, = s. T. land IA O'Clock r. NJ
1TH JULY-ClIEAP AND DELIGHTFUL ExCUR-
= SION; on ana after July 2 one OF the boats OF the
u ~ b X H. Co. Will leave pier 81 North river foot OF
Duane street at 5io p. NJ. for Port Monmouth
to ABOUT dsk 1ckes Tor the excursion only 80 cents
tn JULY AT LONG BRANCU-FOR A MOST
II splendid 4th July excursion take the d. r. b. II. r..
fast steamer FROM foot OF Jay street river
NJ connecting at Port Monmouth with cars for Long
Branch and returning 70 the before dark Fare for the
round trip, 81 o. On and after Tuesday July these trips
will be made daily, Sundays excepted.
a TIL JULY AND FISHING BANKs.-REGuLAR BoAT
II A prize every Saturday, Steamer WYOMING Capt
q ioton on 4h July and every day. North Eighth
~ and pier No North river, 9 A. NJ Bait lines.
day. July splendid Opera Glass % the regular passenger
The attention of fishermen specay called to the Sau
day trips a0ordng ample fishing room the boat being
less crowded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
A TIL JULY ON THE OCEAN
II For splendid 4th Of July trip make the Hy gienIc II
cursons TO the Atanctic ocean

The new swift and splendidly fitted steamer
NEVERSINK, Captain JOHN KENNEDY
leaving Duane street at 63O Christopher at s and
Jay street. North river at 95 promptly daily touching
Port Monmouth to land Long Branch passengers.
The most attractive features OF these excursions the
facilities they afford invads laborng under pulmonary,
dyspeptic or nervous affections for obviaug the necessity
spend daily
Seven hours the In tranquility night
As Pleasure Excursions they the most attractive that
can be taken from New York. they will be extended
weather penittirgl as far east the Light Ship and
Tar south Long Branch returning by way Of
brated Fishing Banks whore she viii
70 enable the sporting portion Of passengers
The extraordinary speed Of this splendid steamer will
enable her make this extended trip hours
upon the Fishing Banks and return 10 the city at
able hour In the afternoon.
Bait lines and meals on board
Tickets for the round trip 81 So to be had at the Theatre
ticket Office 12 and ia Broadway Astor House. r. ticket
oace Fifth Avenue HOTEL r. r. ticket Office oSl Broadway,
Invads wishing to travel by the week. month"; or season
or parties for single trips mako favorable BY ap
plication TO the captain on board,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
O'r'cs OF coLLsoroR
Internal Revenue
for the
si,th District Of the State Of New York,

tlprIcs OF coLLEoroR
r...;..i =. 4: s:-.na.
si,.h Dssric, Of the state Of New Yort,
s.a pm...A and 4sss. of tn. City of New
ss 10. .'s, x: : !. g s: % ~. ::s .:s
IN M ssS 70 ana y: s. ssc
Is.; .;s .ra 4 y; H =. .,s A.r;s s
. g. ..s : Que
Ss.I!sss,S street .e,S;s @ q .SA s.y
JsT iss ssis,sys between The hour Of Seeoss a 4.
i.;s I:.s,n referred M comprise n.
s.d .sS ss ss ssa '.ass s..s % ps
s s :osn: :od"s Sy @ II sps As 's' upon incomes
;s:siss; % iss:.; ss .:
':'iss sss sS.:, y june Is ISL SELL YIELD o''''''
STEAMSHIP xERRInAc ALL MEMBERS OF rsp
sS.ZsH,sa ,Sssrsd % rss.ea,, un,.ss s,ass Infantry
.ssussr c the Nerrnas u November isss When
che .psYna ssk The uadsrsnsd were n. proctor s
ps~srs q Attorney money hey p.aa ~ili
= S ss
EiCH, 6cunssiorssa Claw. "a Wal street, New YOrs.
TO BAKRRs-THE JouRNEyxEN BAKERS or
Brooiyl and Vicinity ars r.quesied 70 attend ms.s
Hs syrs sss: sv.nus s% Sy orasf
-" '''' r'''e'''' ise1 fsHac HrSrER. President.
sAhs wAr~oS' hee"rsine secretary.
ITO DOCK BUILDERs.-wANTED, ESTIMATES TO
= rebuild 10 feet Of bnlkhead, between Montgomery
sossssss. FTSss%s % zGs's opposite ''' South street,
nELIGIOCs NOTICES.
IL ,,.lIs EIsps , or JOB rarSrIxa NEATLY AND
~ pexy sxeeufed, At 70 PET cent less than the usual
asA ns .e'rop"itan Job Printing Bsiabl,shrnent "a
Nsssan street
CA....,M,. !, ~ ssADEs ssso =. ssIIH sIEAxER JUNO
VIII q preechea on sunday. y q az o'cloch
~ Rev NJ & honesl a the Es6sssnk street aeScdisi
Snuren nesr rfn svence hraeklyp Relatives ends
from FULTON feyrv '-''
PURCrfAsISc AGENCY.
f,AERrNGrON 4 Co, PURCHASING AoENTa m
~ bsosdway, New York pur0hase eommIaaisu suv.
esng wanted from New York Fnnds with Ne erden
TOP PAINTING ov BvERy DEsCRIprIor PROMPT.
Rfpished 81 - lees thas elsewhere Il the
Ssvspoise job RrissSs kssasishmsni Easssa ssIvsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

LCoURTH or JULY EXCURSIONS TO coNEy ISLAND,
East rver.Line 20 Coney Island and Port Hamilton
mencc her regular trips for he season Including sqnday
leaving north Eighth street, T. D., al 10 aud Brooms
street l0,l and 2H Peck slip loh and 2f; Fulton ferry
Brooklyn at ii and Connecting with North boats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

GRAND FOURTH or JULY gxCURsIoN-I77s 1901
" The splendid ns. and fas. sailing :tesmeos. nelly
e Christopher street At 1918 Barclay street At ~ 10 pier
No North rver st i06 Patriotic Pleasure Excursion
down the Island. passing through
the Nsrrcws and within .sht Of s the national iornca
Fort Lafayette, and 10 plain view Of sandy Hook and the
Atlantic OCEAN, anording most agreeable opportunity 70
swim and magnificent boat nne Coton and Brass Band
ficke the o. choice rsfreshmeats board
the bdAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS, HAVING
S Bonds are rsearde By savings ana other
Institutions long the most desirable Of
all the securies FOR sale by JOHN j. DISCO
SON. - W all street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

AT THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING EsTAB-
"A lishmen " Nassau street. all kinds Of Cards. Circu-
lars Hand Bills and variety of Plain and Ornamental
Printing done at low rates and with despatch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

LOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO GLEN COVE
and Ro:!yn,-Ths new and elegant steamboat T. Y Ar
pier East river, Thursday July At gls NJ, for
Glen Cove and Rosyn landing each way st Bayes Dock,
Greenwood Returning win leave Roslyn At 30 Genwood.
rveat Neck ass; Baylss' Dock sos; whtestoue, 5ls
DlIna 1t York al SP NJ Fare Whltestone Bayes'
COCK and Great Neck 70 cents each way; eli other landings
cent each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

GREAT EXCURSION TO NEwBURG AND BACK.
U Fourth Of July through the univ.ied and beautiful
scenery which the banks Of the Hudson abound
Tho ercursouiss proceed board the splendid aud
swift sailing steamer JOHN L. HABBROUCk, Captain
Of the great for Independence. and will be afforded
ample time inspect homo Of
fender George Washington together with the many other
interesting relics with which the pacs abouuds, full
board the steamer gratis An exceent band provided.
Every facility for dancing and abundance q seats and
everythne done contribute comfort OF
son iScudns ample police regulations for preservation
Il pier % N. r.. foot ef Frsnklin street. up 70 sA. NJ
Chrisophsr street. ~ r., ox A.. ~, and Thirty.fourth
return 81 each may be obtained the Cooperative Build
ps Bank, p2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

GOD p1vfDEND-vARK FIRE INsunAHCR com.
~. pany ~ Brpsdway, New York, July !, M. The
Of Directors have hs day declared dividend Of eve
(s per cent free Of government PAYABLE demand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

hsR sE sySv s.,s r.
k.Ysr w = Ss14 " ts nv .1S ss.|2aioy,E - .;s;@s. s
sSssj pss ne Il Ss q Ssssiay ssssi sS ssest, lsisrs
EswIs iss ss: ~ @ " IssS::, = =: ~ ss;s s.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO KEY.
" port-.rhe steamboat MATrEAwAN Captain J. "
Aruwsmth, will excursion to keyp0r the 4th
July leaving foot Of Barclay street s o'clock A. NJ
and pier North river at x returning wall leave Rapport
Hook aTorling view Of the Atlantic Ocean, arriving
the city abou6 o'clock ~ Fare for the excursion 76c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

EoURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
The new and elegant steamboat sEANANHAKA, Capt.
Charles Post will leave Roslyn on Thursday morning July
Point Great Neck 40 Bayle; Dock, 7sO; whitss!ons
Point, at el5 A. NJ Returning will leave New York
NJ for Che above landings Tekets for the excursion, g.
Peek alp board the boat Cotllon Band win b
board
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM SQUARE,
IA New York. June IS lS6A dividend At the rate OF ak
per cent pc! annum all sums from IS to $1,000 which
have been deposited monhs prior TO July
], will be paid on and after July Ia
Interest not drawn will be credited and will draw interest
~ principal. BY order Of the Trustees
HARRISON HALL. President
@. d. BAILEY, Treasurer
J. p. COOPER, Secretary.
Money deposited will draw interest from July l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

sCO, snS rsxSnr, w..s;nsons s.aou,,i:s. ws
where all Interesting recs Of the War for
Independence together with washngtons house. which h
still standing and where tho Revolutionary Army die
banded The Grand panorama Of the Hudson .he finest
RIP VAN wINKLE, Captain simmons. win take passen.
gers 81 foot q Christopher st., North river up 70 7
San jay s. North river, sx AN, and 54,h St, North
river. at An Tickets there and back u each, now
ready 3O2 Broadway. ~ ns Bleeckcr st., ~ ";
FULTON a.: Brooklyn and = shiPpenvlie Hobosen. se
sssed and viii scoompsny the excursion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

A -CARELEssNEsS ON THE SUBJECT OF PHYsI.
IA. cal culture has blehted the hopes Of thousands
e. ladies' Madame JuMEs FL MSmnaria Balm and
S07 Broadway East Twentieth Lady In
ance Particulars free Sold by respectable dealers every
whore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

MoRErNG LINE FOR rEEKskILL,-FOuRTH OF
NU July excursion. The teamboat WM. HARRISON viii
leave the pier foot Of Harrison NJ for Thirty
fourth street Yonksr HastnsA Doebs Ferry Tsrryt own
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
EXCURSIONS.

ANA AND RHINEBECK, AND OTHER BARGES,
large steamer Joe johnson. Crosset Grove and others
70 et Tor excursions s2 West street, near Barrow.
II. Il. CROSSETT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

nUMB wAITERs-FOn DWELLINGS, OR STORES
~ Of he mos apPrcvsa Eetesrns promptly put up By
JANEs nrRTACGH ISIS Broadway, near Thirty seventh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

DLKAsANr ExcuRsroN.-rHE BAT RIDGE FERRY
boa. lssvss . We: :5s:s asrT Esy m',f ''ds rs SS.,,y
SO =; Leaves Bay Ridge q 7aSo an1s ~. .:1 and
n Fare, 10 cesM children between and u years,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

EogETH OF july ExCUEsI0N AROUND STATEN
lsland.-The elegant aud oommodioas steamship
CHIcoPEE Captain Conklin, will sail sround Staten
and ans also around the lighthouse calling 81 the ancient
the Revolutionary war includnE wsshnstOa's hesdguar.
time for delightful walk and also dance oq she green
accompany the eScursion and every precaution viii BE-
taken 70 insure good order and the comfort OF
The Chcopce win leave 3d. OF Chambers street.
Norn N:. river At ~ chri:tcphsr street. gx An;
loh NJ Tickets for the entire trip rs each, may be
obtained from A. s. NEwBERRY, lea Broadway.
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-13

dispatch from Augusta, received yester.
day, states that official returns received at the
Secretary of States Office from 26s cities and
towns give Chamberlain As, 125 and and Pills
bury 34,737. The same towns last year stood
Chamberlain 54,G28;; Pillsbury 1923. There
are 2i0' towns yet to be beard from, which last
year stood Chamberlain 14,722, Pillsbury iO,517,
The same dispatch states that the Democrats
have carried York, Lincoln, Knox and Aroos-
took counties by very small majorites. We
have our doubts about Aroostook, Judging
from the returns received from few towns, as
the Democratic gains in those places are not
sufficiently large, provided the other towns
come in in the same ratio, to defeat the Re-
publican ticket. 1t may be swanlped in the
French plantations, but we will not believe it
until the returns are made. At any rate there
will be "a Republican Senators out Of the 81
leaving Aroostook out of the question.
For Representatives we have returns of the
election of "a Republican and % Democratic.
There are 38 more districts and towns to be
heard from. Our calculations are that the
House will contain from 103 TO 108 Republicans
to 43 to 48 Democrats Ft'fie 7sa I'D
We shall publish the full returns as soon as
they are received n Naa sid $50 -'sj
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-13


EASY LHssoNs In ,ARIrHMErIc.--A cores
pondent Of the Argus, who has been puzzling
over the election returns, as figured by the
agent of the Associated Press in this city,
comes to the wise conclusion that the Demo-
Gratis have carried the State He explains his
ingenious process as follows: ,. .... Ie
!, The agent says three-sevenths of the vote is
IN and reduces the majority nine ffteenths
and that this ratio will give the Republicans
I3oOO majority .Hthree-sevenths reduces the
majority nine -fifteenths, seven-sevenths would
give us a majority according to my arithmetic
The same result may be reached in another
way. The Republican vote in Portland has
fallen off by 700sinee last year. There are over
4oo'towns in the State. If the Republican loss
; in one town is 700 then by Democratic arith
ometic the loss in 400 towns win be $50, OOOl A.
1 the whole Republican vote in 1866 was onl,
about 10000, it will be seen that this loss is per
d fectly overwhelming and Pillsbury is undoubt
eddy elected-over the left. b94auiq bat-
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-13

Ex-Chef Justice Woodward has been nom
" mated by the Democratic convention in the
, XII pennsylvania Congressional District 10
NIL the unexpired term of Mr.. Denisop. de-
ceased dl lep9 r.atili53 .afH, ,1E
Cd The Tribune has returns from all but ninety.
four towns in Vermont, which foot up 24y097
ior rage and s,6o6 for Edwards; Republican
majority 15,497. tits expected that the remain
ing towns will bring the majority up to 20, 900,
only two thousand less than last year.5
SIMON Cameron has written letter stating
that he has no intention of resigning his seat
In the United States Senate in order that Sec
retary EStantons may be appointed his sue
cessor. He says: "Mr. Stanton is not citizen
OF Pennsylvania, and has not resided in it for
more than ten years. Much as / like him. if
there were no other reason, L could not ignore
all the men who have SO faithfully sustained
me- desired to leave the Senate But L do
not desire to leave it, and would, under no cir
0umstances, accept any other place under the
government. Gf .-.0..' -.
Wendell Philips told somebody the otbe,
Gay that if he could have his choice Tbodd.n.
stevens should be the next President which
ieads the Springfield Republican to saw: aTP
We must nave Thad. Stevens for President let
40 W an means take Wendell Phillips for his
s.oe' Anat would be strong and VI ell-matcb-
ed team, of his kind"
IL Is authoritatively stated that tho pres;dont
VIII not require the re-opening or extord;n1, 90
registration in order to give the newly n.rdon1
ed a chance to vote. He says thew must an.
peal to the courts.
Gen. Buffers assassination committee is not
at work yet, but the General himself is getting
ready for business next month. He has al
ready had an interview with Booths intimate
friends and obtained information of highly
important character. "Da..ag atfa- .s t-
or&hts nnai communication to Sickles on
'ne SUBJECT OF his famous order No. 10 has not
ye' oeen gwen to the public; but it is believ-
ca 10 Dc as significant of the formers svmna,bv
with the Republican party az his ,ettcr n, the
removal of Sheridan. 4o' 49, '''' o'i - WV
Henry B. Flint was appointed Pension N,
afy at Baldwin, in this State, on Wednesday.
Another effort is about to be made in North
Carolina to force process of the United States
court relative to debt, which Gen. Sickles re-
ssroed Is in violation of Order No. 10. 1t is
we'll understood that Candy has, and will
make no resistance to the particular cases no,o
pend,ng' though he will not repeal the order in
question. ]l.ll = -
Inc omcla, result of the Virginia registra-
non SHOWS that the whites control the Old
Dominion by good working majority Of nsor-
~ 1900 votes. The figures are, wb;tes I1S
157; colored, 101, AGO. 10
Gen. J. Ingraham, of Now Bedford, recent,v
appointed Superintendent of Soldiers Ma.
tional Homes, has been ordered to the Home
at Augusta, Me. 'ol '.i' 9'fg ht it-I
The Portland daily press., 1867-09-13


We are unable to publish all the scientific tes,imo
mails, which have been bestowed upon HoFF,s
MALT EXTRACT, and we content ourselves with
mentioning the names of some of the Physician,
Prescribing this Beverage ofHealth:
Avery, M. D., Bergen. -,..s..-
Baker, N. D., Yaphank. = ~ ''A' i''aho
R,o,ow NJ Holcomb, Prot, New York.
Biecken, M. D., Redwing. " ~ Dos'oh
Rroo.. n H Hull, N. D., New-York.
Ruct Mn Y.s.. Lowenthal, M. D., New York.
Ca;ns M n p.au, LOOMS, M. D., New York.
o,,.v y y ~ Mitchell, M D., Now York
Chauveau NJ n Ma Willard Willard, NJ D., New York
clobs. NJ. d New,ur. Roderer, M. D., New York
Cox. MD Nav v,,. Reichsrt, M. D., Brooklyn
Comstock. M. D.. Nav kWrIppPrecht, M. d New York
Corev NJ n p,o., sehwess. N. D., New York.
Co,,rd Mn J. "a. schansr, M D., Brooklyn.
cr,,s M N Sell, M. D., New York.
cr.na ~ n shsville, M. D., New York.
n.,,.,, shuckins, M. D., Washington.
Detmoid, Prof, New York. --
n,., = : 49,, Sing, M. D., Frsslandsville.
Dhthy, M D., Williamsburg.
r,u., :, / - Smith, M. D.. New York.
r, stutzer, M. D., WILLIAMSBURG.
r,..o, NJ = Taylor, M. D., New York.
Friedrich, M. D., New York. ~ ~ nav York
Gardiner, M. D., Brooklyn. ~. ~ new York.
eoodvire. M n NJ. Tobias, M. d New York.
Gordon, NJ. D., Boston. Aockrow' Albany.
Goulden, M. D., New York. M ~ new YORK.
Halbut, nj. D., New York ~ we" iork'
Hart, M. D., N Britain. - Ne" io'-'
Hart, M. D., New York
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