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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
sni,imerIIIg NOtes.

Tile fashionable tour this season is 10 be
through Canada.
AT the Catskill mountains, fires have been
comfortable for some days
The piazazs at the U. $, Hotel at Saratoga
aggregate half milo in length
The Long Branch hotel keepers in their cir
culars, cali it 1.-The Summer Capital.
Long Branch is the politicians paradise
as long as the President remains there
Charlotte Cushman is said to have the most
handsomly furnished cottage at Newport.
Going to meet the train at 6 p m. in hand
some .equipages, ID quite feature at Long
Branch.
Ono might think Fire Island would not at
tract many visitors but the place is not as hot as
the name implies.
A new bathing costume for ladies' at the
seasiie is called the 'Nellie Grant, and Is spo-
ken Of as being very jaunty AMI pretty
White Mountain travel has begun much ear
lier this year than ever before. Tho average
number Of tourists at the large hotels nightly
last week was sixty.
Tho season ut Niagara doesn't promise to be
very lively this season. 1t Is too costly shd
they talk about roofing over the fall, too, =,
visitors can't get glimpse OF the wonder
from the hotels.
--Renova, Clinton county, Pa, is looming W
as a summer resort. 1t is pleasant, healthy
place on the west branch of the Susquehanni
| river surrounded by beautiful mountain scener.
| and having fine trouting streams III the helsn
borhOod.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Press Notes.

tt,dar ia new management the Philadelphia
us.om /. much improved 1t sparltles with wit,
and il looming up as a rival Of merit In face
.,lasnoss with the Norristown Herald. The
y HreM 'o5I e a good paper, we hope it may succeed
p,r,on d. Evans of the Record is the mon.
30 man of West Chester in the construction OF
eye eSe.;,road from Philadelphia to Downington,
Tha West Chester Local Ne'os is gaining
,oraa circulation through the country
D,vniuctown wants paper Since tho de-
,o;so of lie Journal the town has become quite
dead. ..,. -, ,ho No,y yorl, Times
.,,a L,J,r. q edn has offered to give u OOO TO-
ward sories OF chidren's excursions from Ohi-
cago. , ,,.;.
ma frat number Of the Saturday Eoenlng
pasj Tas printed on the press which was used
Inv BENJAMIN FrankliA to print his paper
Paw s @. Bruce, first editor OF the Norhl
,,o' je1n and United States Gazette, and who Tor
a number Of years resided in New Haven ana
Nan, York has again made hia home III Philadel-
,ha. lie is well known there ard universally
respected.
The Galaxy Publishing Company OF Philadol-
nh A has now in press volume OF blographes
af the homeopathic physicians OF the CITY ahu i
state. and it will probably be ready by the lsl
nroy This is the rst series OF similar works 70
ba issued at intervals and the materials TOT winch
ara belig prepared by large corps Of writer's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Neighboring Counties.

The firsthouse of public worship IN heAulhs
WA huilt by the Friends in 175O.
An Indian has been studen' at L.hcuih
University for the past three years.
-Coatesyile and West Grove VIII oe maue
roonev order post-oilices after the Ith'
An attempt was made by unknown larhes
10 fire the Hartford House, at Bel Ar, last M9eh'
Miss Marguerite g., daughter OF Hon. wash
inpton Townsend, was. among the graduates a.
Vassar College. ,,r. :.
THE Philadelphia ECentng Herald says ,;an, ,s
,olv 10 dissipate at the side for 20 per 'ae' u
when YOU can recuperate on u per uio'A -
Chester county"
"A camp-meeting will bo held III o'SaH ,nn tatj
woodA. near Royertown COMMENCING 0u - n
Of August and to continue ten days Aoous -
tents will be erected :,
i Martin Grafton, of Hartford eouu's' ,re rr
ottomntinr to dismount from wagon ra W.
borses of which were lunmanageaoe' was P-0
ninitated under the wheels and killed.
n will require about ten months 70 eieu, nau
Az, sronght iron columns and ratters LOT lhe , iiu,
snn@ mill al Phnnixville, there being one lH''
drad and fifty-four rafters with TWO suPPoi''-
| columns to each rafter
When the cholera broke out at ,,tsS NSIHie tnis
| Gan. Pennypacker, at home on Iurtoue ,aede
orsnhed to know if his services weIo Ho III
I'M a view to rejoining his commaniu, si.s yar
friends were glad to know that ms serNioe' W.
| mt needed,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Philadelphia Topics.

The Almshouse is to be removed to the
House OF Correction grounds.
There were 374 death during the past week;
an increase Of 70 over the week previous.
Tho erection Of Girls High School at 18th
and Spring Garden meets with disapproval'
Twelve hundred little ones, with their moth
ara went ON the first childrens excursion OF the
seas IN.
According to our exchanges. Penistan has has
already donated 5310,0O0 out of his 5000, ,OOO
lottery prize.
A fast train to Atlantic City now leaves Phil
alelphia every Saturday at p. m, returning
Monday following.
The finest display of fireworks eyef given in
Philadelphia. will take place in the ARK on the
night of July 4th.
An unknown man walked into the Morgut
on Saturday colly inspected the dead bodiei
there and fuicided in the Delawaroa
The coming centennial Of the First Annual
Conference will be appropriately celebrated
Rev. George A. Phoebus, of the Wilmington Con
ference. will read papor on the Conferences
Formed During the Century"
The late John M. Atwood left about S1OC
900. lie was formerly connected with the firm
OF Atwood White Il TO-, dry goods jobbers, who
IA led in 1862 ; but Mr.. Atwood, with an integrity
Of purpose worthy OF imitation, paid every dollal
OF lis indebtedness with interest.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

ooNoLUsIoN OF THE COMMENCEMENT ESLitAsEs-
THE dRADuATEs-F -FtToftoN OF A ngLAwAuNtN
TO A TRUsrEEsHIP.
Especial Correspondence OF the Commcradl.l
CARLISLE, PENSA., june 2i.
The commencement exercises at Dickinson
College concluded to-day.
The standing was read for tho t'ireo lower
classes in the chapel. this morning, at o'clock,
aud the results or the Junior Prize contest an
nounced. The gold medal was awarded to Mr
Oonklin, and the silver medal to Mr.. Parkiaon.
These are tho Pierson prizes
The commencement exercises proper wore
hel1 in Emory chapel, beginning at 10 30 A. NJ.
aud concluding about 230 +. NJ The graduat-
ing class Ia composed of Messre. Henry ltlch-
ard Binder, VIM. NJ. Bidile, Jas. Harper Black,
VIM knight Buckingham, James F0wden, Dun
can Mervin Graham. Conway Wing Hiilman, J.
Horace Lind, James Knox SntTer, Wilbur Il.
Spottswood, Oyardo Is Snpor, George Il. Will
bur James s. Williams, all OF Pennsylvania;
William A. Massey. OF Delaware; VIM. NJ: d.
Bottome, of New York. Walter Jones, of Mary
land; Elias d. Maine, New Jersey: and VIM. q.
Wileon, Ireland, who are by virtue of their grad
nation Bachelors of art The following honora-
nv degrees were conferred: Master of Arts upon
Col. Chas. Albright and Rev Mr.. Riddle, of the
Central Penna conference; Of Doctor of Dtvin-
ity; upon Rev. VIM. J. Stevenson, OF Harrisburg
Penna; Of Doctor of Laws, upon Geo. Il.
Crooks.
The Church was crowded to its utmost capac-
ty aud many went away unable to obtain moro
| than the merest glimpse of the inside of it.
Your correspondent feels bound in conscience
| to say that he was most agreeably disappointed
to find the speeches Of the graduating class far
better than he had expected throughout. Though
MANY of them we're by very young men they
were thoughtful and manly and evidenced an
acquaintance with the subject matter discussed
| that was highly complimentary to the corps OF
/ instructors He was also highly pleased to lind
| that the President, DIR. McCauley has the love
| of all who have been brought in contact with
/ him. The students, to man, standing by him
| and strengthen his authority by their express
| sions OF unlimited confidence Every thing OF
| good for Dickinson may be conlidentl y hoped
for under tho new arrangement.
The commencement exercises are tho most
brilliant since 1867 and there are more mem
| bers of the alumni here this year than ever.
Carlisle has changed little the changes where
made being for the better. We may tomorrow
note some of them and publish list OF the
| alumni who were here
The levee at President McCaulley's is now
| going on, having commenced at Z. M and
| your correspondent is enjoying himself among
lis old friends here, OF whom there are many.
The Board OF Trustees have elected Tho5. 5,
Dunning, of MiddletOwn, Del, OF the class OF
| 1867, as Trustee for the College, vice Ihos u
Eliason, OF Chestertown, Md, resigned. The
| time for the commencement of the Fall tern
| was also changed to the second THURSDAY II
September. NJ
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Political Notes.

Tlo Galveston Standard asserts that the re-
peal Of the State police law in Texas has given
an impetus to crime aud lawlessness from which
ino1ensiye and peaceable blacks arc the great
est sufferers.
1t is not expected that the Ohio Constitution
al Convention will take action on the temper
ance question, but will turn the whole matter
over to the Legislature, in which event it is
itely to become a controlling issue in State pol
it cs.
Tho st. Paul Press seems inclined to think
that Governor Austin will be nominated for re-
election in Minnesota, notwithstanding he has
refused to run again, on the ground that he
cant afford to hold the office longer.
The Maryland Democrats will hold their State
Convention in Baltimore Aug 13. 1t will nomi-
nate candidates only for Comptroller of the Trea.
sury and Clerk of the Court of Appeals.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
LIabIIIty Of Rnilrond CompnpIe.,

John NJ. Hughes, boy, brought suit. by his
hailroad Company to recover damages for
broken leg. II appeared on the trial that the
by was taking a stolen ride on the platform OF
one OF the cars. A brakeman ordered him off,
but the boy cried and complained that he was
too small to jump off while the train was in mo-
tion. The brakeman persisted and made an at
tempt to kick the boy. The latter then jumped
on fell, and had his leg crushed by the car.
The complaint was dismissed by the Court below
superior Court, Judge Sedgwick delivering the
opinion, holds the presumption to be that the
authority to eject trespasser in proper emer-
gency will not be presumed to have been given
10 turn the plaintiff out of the car while it was in
motion. The brakeman. therefore was not in
the performance of duty to the master, but
was engaged in an undertaking for which he was
solely responsible. The original decision is,
therefore, sustained
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30

covarnor Dix has vetoed about fifty bills pas
sed by the recently adjourned Legislature oi
New York Most of them are private and iocRl
schemes. and the Governor disapproves OF these
on the ground that the object sought can 10 az
tanned under existing laws.
The supreme Court of Massachusetts has re-
fnsed an injunction asked by parties opposed to
the annexation Of Brookline to Boston.
The small pox is increasing in San francisco:
Ten cases OF the disease were reported IN that
X Greenyille, Ind, on Saturday, Peter Rey-
bold was shot dead by W. ID. thompson a JUS
flick of the peace. Thompson was held IN $Ao'
900 bail.
AtBaltimore, on Saturday, James West, colon
ed convicted Of the murder Of Anna Gibson,
and Levin Palmer, colored, convicted OF 1eionl-
ous assault upon white girl, were sentenced TO
be hanged.
Charles Baker, aged H. was shot dead at the
| house Of Henry Schellenhaus, in Baltimore, yes.
terday afternoon. Shellenhaus and his sol SOL
| Gaorse. youth of IA have been arrested. The
two BOYS had been playing. together, and tine
/ shooting may have been accidental pistol Wai
found in Schellenhaus' cellar.
The frat of the series of childrens free excur-
/ sion in Baltimore took place on Saturday, tw'
i hundred children participating. Inc proprietor
| of the Inter Ocean newspaper, at Chicago gav'
| a free steamboat excursion and picnic Oh Satui
/ day to about five hundred children.
u 7. Heffren was hanged by vigilance com
| nittee at Salem, Ind, on Saturday night. ID
killed D. E. Halstead on the goth inst.
Tho fires in Plymouth woods, Massachusetts
have been quenched
WAGNER. the Isle of Shoals murderer, who ef
oaped from the jail at Alfred, Me-, few night
since. was recaptured on Saturday la1ternooh, , !
from Alfred, where he went to beg something
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
,holera P,eventntiye In New York,

The Board of Health of New York have issued
the following circular, which is designed as a
cholera eventative:
l. To disinfeat diarrheal discharges and to
purify vaterclcse.s. prives, drains, and cess-
pools, dissolve ten pounds OF sulphate OF iron
lcopperas) in five gallons of water, and add half
pint of common carbolc acid. Keep small
quantity Of this solution In the ve isel which is
to receive the discharges Pour a pint OF the
solution into the pan of the water-coset three
or four times day, or add half the entire guam
tity to the contents OF an ordinary privy vault
II this practice il made general in all private
dwellings,. not only will the house-drains
OF such dwellings, be disinfected. but the beneht
will extend even to the public sewers.
2 The seats aud floors OF all water-closets in
puyate houses, at ferry-houses, at hotels and
lodging houses, on steamboats, and rall-car5
should be frequently washed with solution OF
one .Ouuce of Carbol c acid in each gallon oil
water.
s. During the prevalence OF cholera, all dar-
rhua discharges should lie received in vessels
containing some Of the ditinfecting tlud, before
being thrown into the prvy-vault or pan Of the
water closet. Patients suffering with dlarfhea
however mild, tshould remain isolated, observe
the Tecumbent posture, and avoid unripe fruit
and stale vegetables. Nothing is OF more i'm
pOrance in these cases than absolute rest.
4. Clothing, Sheets towels, &c +, from cholera
patients, should be Immediately boiled; but when
this is impracicable, they may be thrown into a
tub Of water in which have been dissolved eight
ounces Of sulphate of zinc, with one or tive
ounces OF carbolic acid to every three or foul
gal ons of water or in water containing sutficien
permanganate OF potash to IN maintain a light pur
pie color until the articles can be boiled.
D. To absorb moisture from damp cellars clos
cts. courts, and aunken areas use fresh stont
lime, finely broken and suitably distributed, o
placed on plates in the places to b dried White
washing should be done with pure fresh lime
Putrid and offensive gassss may DO destroyed b
chloride OF lime
6. Open and thoroughly ventilate cellars, gar
rets closets, sleeping rooms, aud all other apar
ments, and keep them clean and dry. Observ
tho utmost cleanliness in Easements, areas, an
grounds about the house.
I, Personal health requires pure drinking wa
ter, fresh air, substantial food, the needed res
an bathing OF the body.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Forest Fires In south Jersey.

Early last week a fire broke out in the woods
between Millville and Dividing Creek and burn
dred The next day it broke out again near the
farm Of Ill 3. Shoemaker and swept toward
Mauricetown, its track being about three miles
vide bnrning house near Bailytown and setting
fire to the barn of Joseph Petit. The barn Of
NJ Patti was saved and the fire, as supposed
,naa aot under subiection, but the following day
a bieh wind famed the smouldering, embers in,
to fisme and the fire again ragged with increased
fnry, large force was soon on the grounc
and conquered the fre when it had reaehee
within two miles of Mauricetown. The three
eras burned over about 5000 acres of land ant
did damage to the amount of $4,000.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
PERSONAL AND PARTICULAR.
-Bainnm has become railway director.
Ruhlustein has yone ia 81 peteraburp.

--Bainnm haB become railway director.
Bubinsteln has gone to st. Petersburg.
Mrs. fineolu Will simmer at st Catharines.
'-tpl Tom Thumb is building II cottage at
West llaSOn, Conn
Secretary Fish will loaye Washington TO-
night lJf Now York.
1t Is menti5nol that Whitolaw Reid ID to
marry bIl4a lla Gr1eey.
II is estimated that II has already cost Stokes
sl5U, 600 to keep his neck out of the moose.
Hon Vim. Whiting, momber of Congress
from the Third Massachusetts district. died last
night at Boston Highlands, OF inflammation Of
the towels.
The Naglra Falls G,izeie says that 'Terra-
pin ToEer' IS not to DO rebuilt. Tho bridge
leading TO tho Tito Of the old tower will be re-
built and thrown open to the public at an early
day.
General Wm. o. Butler, tho Democratic can
didate for Vice President in 1913 on the ticket
with General Cass, is still living. He is in his
eighty-third year but Kentucky journal says
he walks at least six miles each day.
An Atlanta doctor advises persons afraid OF
cholera to stand on their heads for ono minute
| three times day. lie argues sthat this arrests
abdominal depression, and would be healthfu
| gymnastic exercise at any time.
Harry g, Conrad arrived home, one day las
week, with the dignitary title of l.. l.. B., hav-
| ing finished his course of studies at Yale. Ht
Will continue bis reading iu Wilmington for
year, when he will be ready to engage in his pre-
l fpzsiou
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
sporting News.

The fifteenth game Of the billiard tournament It
a. Nav York was PLAYED on Saturday by Cytllle
+. Don ,1S and Albert GARNER. 1t was won by Dion
in the thirty-third inning, GARNER having scored
2O5 This game leaves te rof tnT 1,y and Cy
ri pe ep Dion. on The final games will be plyaed to-
aay. law six handed billiard match was played. II IN
Tas TtS York on SATURDAY night between the contes-
tants in the tournament. On one side were j Jos-
eph Dion, GARNER and Daily on 1.-The the otner pse, ns,
w Tbassy and Cyrille Dion. The game was
~, Won by tic first three who scored 327 agains
2l3 for their antagonists.
The Atlantic defeated the Resoutes at New
York on saturday by score of 10 to U.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Rehoboth Beach.

ur.vv p,ry sroRM-A MAN KILLED BY LIGHT
MING.
On Saturday very heavy rain storm prevail
cd at Rehoboth Beach, accompanied by sharp
lghtnine and thunder. The storm is reported
an unusually heavy one, and the ram feii IN 'of-
relts.
A sad fatal accident occurred to a workman
,,op,oJ N Cd staniev short. MIR. Short was engaged
at work during the storm on one of the new cot
tages being erected, when he was struck by
lightning and killed. Deceased was resident
Of FranLford. in this State, The cottage was
almost demolished by tho tightening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
unn. Ahrnm 0. Zabrlskie.

Hon. Atram 0. ZabTskie, ex-Chaneellor ail Oh
Trn ToT Gal last Friday night, from an attack
Of eryspeias. He was born at Kingston, n; a.i
in 1906 graduated at Princeton, and was admitted a
10 To the tbe bar at Newark. Many years ago he re-
moved to Jersey City where he enjoyed W lIsra
tNe I.' pnHnointed Chancellor by Governor Ward,
HnI wuI hed the position for the full term Of 81, ~
Years until in May last he was succeeded py
feansT Man Theodore T Runyon. Deceased was a mem
ber ' Of the New Jersey Constitutional oomn'lsI s.
u'n, 10, and was unanimously chosen chairman o
sot to iv i,l,S at its first me citing in May last.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
THE PENINSULA.
cEcIL COUNTY.

CEClL COuSl1s
Ball playing is allowed in the yard Of the jail
at Elkton for tho amusement OF Inc prisoners.
Alex johnson, an escaped prisoner from the
Elkton jail, has been recaptnred.
Bly View held its first festival, last Week
Water ia scarce in tho canal aud but few boats
are arriving at Port.
The grass crop is short.
Miss Jeanie Patterson, aSouthern lady OF rare
beauty and accomplishments, has Deeh giving
readings In Eikton. IN
The new African NJ f. church at Elkton will
be dedicated on Sunday next.
chid's clothing in the family in which she was
aerying last week, for a bustle Ihe iasnlohs
must be kept up, you know ,,,, >,o..h
The Mccullough Co.'S Rolling Mil, at Nofth
East, having flushed its summer repairs mas
resumed work. .,,,, .,.
The young men OF Nofth East VIII ho'u '0N'
nament OH the Attn.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Tho only still about fredericksburg mas peeu
shipped to Philadelphia
4 one day's session OF the Circuit Couit was
held last week. r,.;,..,,.
woods on the 1st OF August There Will he no
sales Of any kind on the sabbath -
The farmers are now in their wheat harvest,
and report that the yield will be more thah an
average ono. 5,., Lo,,o
larger one. ,,. 80
Inc stables connected with the property OF
| Rnbert A. Nichols in Denton, were burueu' lA7V
| week, involving loss Of about SlUO. -,
| County Temperance Mass Meeting will be
held at Denton on the 2Sth OF August.
| wIcoMco COUNTY.
Miss Mary Francis, daughter OF heV. .. D.
| Smith of Salisbury, was married TO MT hoAS'
OF Titusville, Pa, last week. ,.=s-.,4.. =,
The county levy has been fixed at 81 cents Oh
the 500. Tho assesIable property oil tine count!
That sunday School Convention which was post.
poned to pick the strawberries was ne1l' ''a
week. =. ,r,t,,,,,;,,, anf
| somsrset counties is announced Tor ostoD'
next. ,.,,.,..,r ~ ~
| askin. was drowned recently while bAthlho' Ii
got beyond his depth.
TALBOT COUNTY.
Mr. VIM Rowlenson, wha has been fostInaS
tar nj Raw Hundred for a number OF yssrs' Iio u.
AZ his residence on Thursday last. Inc oih'
will probably bo abolished. .,,,o, ,
Faston has resolved to close its b'JIe'
| O'Clock on all nights but Saturday. .,.,
Dogs in Easton must now be muz1 d. or stlo %
on and after July 7th, the stt ner MassaTqe ~.
setts will run as a night boat on Miles anu W " y
River. touching at st Michaes, Miles hlVef l VI
~ and all intermediate landings: ,,..,
A Democratic meeting was held IN OnAp
! District last week which actually did seem
waat a restoration of fraternal feeling. ms as.
in marked contrast with another DeuooiH At
meeting. held only few weeks previously.
i | The M e. ch arch South of Easton, nave lu
= chased lot upon which they VIII ereo' ~
" | Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
Cape May Notes.

Lamot DUPONT Esq. occupies, with his family,
a cottage opposite the Stockton House.
Frank G. dupont and wife Of Delaware, were
registered at the Atlantic Hotel, last week.
VIM. Miller, Of Second street market, Whining
ton, has opened provision store at Cape May.
The Stockton House threw it's flag to the
breeze, Indicating that it is a house "open, "on
the Dist, and received two omnibus loads Of
guests by the evening trains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
M. Rnltimorc TunneI.

The frs, regular passenger train n i1sse passed =
through the Baltimore and Iotomae ,rnr nar4I,, tha
seltH uentH which heretofore had been stopping a.
9S Isfsvotte Staten, Townsend street extended IA at
i.an I NJ This train came through to the Cal
V,S yart station of the Northern Central Hallway,
reaching there at 6i5 the time between me wv"
stations being about fifteen minutes. Everything
s.as,vi o. ss.naCnr,ad TO have worked smoothly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-30
The clayton House

ARRIVALS UP TO 1.30 p, NJ, TO-DAY.
Jno Kelly, Phila.
w G Mendinhall, City.
Jos II Chandler, M D., Centreville, Del.
Fred Lewis, BALTIC.
VIM Wilson, Jr., Greenville.
H r KerveY West Chester, Pa.
Geo W Chandler, Phila.
M Wilson,
j Moronha. City.
Geo r Porter, Boston.
james Todd, Phila.
O. W. Gouert, City.
w. d. Bush, "
". +. Heikes, Dayton, o.
r. Il. Manke, BALTIC.
James NJ. Leighton, Phila.
L. Hortmann,
W. J. Root. N. Y.
d. T. Bradford, City.
John Leighton and wife, Hannibal, MO
G.. B. Thomas, New York.
Rowland Cox, Washington.
o. +. Flippo, Baltimore.
], A. Polhameis and wife, New York.
w. s. Allen. Phila.
George W. Brown, New York,
III. s. Dawley, Baltimore.
VIM. A. Hallett, Baltimore.
O. Scott, Trenten, New Jersey,
Fl. d. b. Stapler, New Haven.
h. A. Cnurcnmant Olty.
W. s. Anchincloss.
E. Hewes, Coatesville.
O. H. Buswell, Boston,
A. B. Goldthwait, 50
Z, N. Howell, Phila.
II. Newhouse,
W. d. Beeson, CITY.
J. Hansell, Phila.
]. NJ. Heck, Raleigh, N c.
Jno, A. Kelly, Phila.
George Miller. I"