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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-04
GOVERNMENT OFFICERS IN HOG.

At Sc. Louis on the 2sth, the United
States grand jury found indictments
against Thomas Walsh, superintendent,
and VIM. *. Patrick. late assistant su-
pe-intendent OF the custom house and
postofice building In that city. The In,
dic,ment charges hessrs. Walsh and
Patrick with conspiracy to defraud the
government by issuing false certificates
as to the cost and quality OF building ma.
terlal tor the custom house and as TO the
pay rolls. The amount Involved is all
legged to be large, and the transactions OF
the parties accused have extended over q
period Of several years. The capias has
not yet been issued, the district attorney
considering the government at present
sufficiently secured, the parties indicted
being old and responsible citizens, ant
already under heavy bonds.
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MIRA. Pauline ". Pillsbury, Electric
Ian,

MIRA. Pauline n. PIllsbury, Electric
With medicated baths, uldinvite the
attention OF the sick, and those suffering
with chronic diseases, nervous debility
exhaustion Of vital power, neuralgia,
paralysis, female complaints, catarrh and
all Impurities Of the blood. Her system
of treatment is pleasant and soothing,
no shocks are given; she has been very
successful for q number of years, and
she does not hesitate to warrant cure,
where there isany constitution to build
upon.
Having engaged the bathrooms Of DR..
AFTER on Tenth street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, where
she will at all times take great pleasure
in attendance on patients. Nov. Elm
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The 8ulleiin.

A SINGULAR question OF inter"proies-
slonal courtesy came up before the
yeyay (lnd.) court few days ago. A
pbysician sued his minister for medical
attendance. and the defence brought ioF'
ward the plea that 1t was customary Tor
physicians to attend minister's famll!e;
without compensation, and that in this
instance the doctor promised to make ro
charge. The latter point was established
by evidence, and in also appeared thai
the doctor sent in his bill tor S95 out o
average because the minister's daughter
wouldn't marry him. The clergymaH
got his case.
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General Debility,

Vital weakness or depression: a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental over.work, indis-
cretions or excuses, or some drain on the
system, is always cured by Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. IS. 1t tones
up and invigorates the system, imparts
strength and energy--stops the drain and
rcjuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial, or IS per package Of five
walls and 50 vial Of powder. Sent by
mail on receipt OF price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. 100 Fulton street N. Y.
X.july 18-d&W
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G. O. Patier e. Co.

effects Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, &c., snch as Sci, Headache
Palptation of the Heart, Sour Stomach,
habitual Costivcness, Dizziness Of the
Head, Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits,
&C.. you need not suffer another day.
Two doses OF August Flower will relieve
you Mt once. sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size - cents Positively sol
by all fi,st>class druggists in the Unit. Z
States. XjUly25.G&w
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NARROW GAUGE RAILROADS,


The Railway Age says: ave have
noted several cheaplyebullt local rail-
ways, but the Pennsboro and Harrisville,
in West Virginia g feet guage,) is about
the cheapest yet. The president writes
US that the whole cost OF the nine miles
OF road, including a locomotive, q pas
senger car and two gondola cars, was
$4,000, which is an average Of 1888;
per mile. The capital stock Il
$4,000, and the property Is
mortgaged for the iron. ETC.. tor Sl2,00o,
running ten years at per cent. The
earnings average from $500 to 5000 per
month; the expenses about S2Go. At
this rate the net earnings are from $3.50
to $40 per month, or say, from 81. SEQ 10
$4,000 per year. The lowest figure
would pay handsome interest on the en-
tire cost Of the property, which Is VIVA
very few railroads in this or any othe-
country do nowadays. We would
like very much to have the eX-
act figures for an entire years operation
One other noteworthy feature hesldes the
remarkably small cost of the road is sug,
gested In this item: mo paid officers on
this road but two freight agents, vino are
paid 500 per annum each" Here is
something for other companies to read
and consider. When they get the aggre.
gate pay of their officers and agents down
to $500 per year they will begin 10 make
money.
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER

THE REGULAR RESPONSIBILITIES OF TIE
sENATE--uAYEs AND THE sENATE-TEE
HURON DiSAsTER--GREAT sIoRM-A
NEW DEMOCRATIC DAuY-CLEICHER,
| OF TEXAS, ETC.
THR REGULAR sESsIoN--sTATUs OF TIE
| SENATE.
| WAsHINGsOy, d. c., Nov %, 1917 -
The regular session of congress commea'
ces December 81, and it Is not yet def
nitely settled whether or not both horsa7
will be Democratic. 1t may be said al
most with certainty, however, that the
senate is as nearly evenly divided as any
legislative body ever YVES. The great
progress made by the Democracy IN that
body, whether or not II shall obtain tull
control Of it before March, 1879 is a
subject for congratulation. Only few
years ago the Republicans were arrogant
with n two-thrds vote, ind as
fast as that majority was threatened
new senators were brought IN
through the admission OF new States,
formed in the wilderness, or in the divi-
sion O, others. The dav Of snch dlSrs-
gard OF the constitution and OF right is
over. 80 FAR as is known
Mr.. HAYES HAS TAKEN no PART
in the Senate struggle over the cases o!
Bl!ler aud Corbin OF South Carolina and
Kellogg and Spoford. and Pinchback
sad Eustis Of Louisiana. His guide,
philosopher and friend, Stanley Mat
thews, however, opposes the seating OF
Kellogg. The presiding officer of the
Senate, Wheeler, has taken no pains 70
conceal the fact that his sympathies were
with the Republican party in the
contest. Since saturday when the
first report OF the
| WRECK or THE HURON
was received here, public interest IN the
subject Of the loss has been great many
relatives and friends OF the officers have
been constantly at the Navy Department
during the daytime, and the survivors
who have reached the city, have been
surrounded by anxious inquirers. There
will be an investigation by the depart.
ment. A congressional inquiry was pro.
posed in the House yesterday, and will
be discussed to,day. The loss OF the YES,
sci is not attributed to lack of skill or vi,
ligance OF any Of the officers or crew.
The most
DESTRUCTIVE STORM
| Of the century visited the region OF the
| Potomac river on Friday and Saturday,
and the rise Of that river caused great
damage along It's whole course.
Definite announcement ia made of the
proprietorship Of the
} NEW DEMOCRATIC DAILY
here. 1t will be in good hands, both in
its editorial and business departments.
The new Republican daily, the National
Union, does not present the appearance
Of a successful paper. There ia not pat.
ronage enough here for two Republican
morning papers, and the Republican, by
reason OF being an older and better
known sheet, seems to get most of sucl
advertising rs our limited business at.
,, lords.
Il At last
81 ASSISTANT SECRETARY M'coRMlcK,
Of the Treasury, than whom no man hal
, been more perslstently written up in tn,
, newspapers since newspapers were frs
! published, Is permitted 10 leave his pos
and bis successor is named. II 10 no
\ important who the successor may be, o.
II the assistant sscretsry'I business Is chief
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How ltIa Done.

The first object In life with tho Am.
erican people is to "gct rlch;" the second,
how to regain good health. The first
can DO obtained by energy. honesty ana
saving; the second, (good healthy, by us.
Ing Green's August Flower. Should you
be a respondent sufferer from any Of the
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-04

Still prc7idt9 az the corner OF Seven
teeth street and Washington avenue,
and has az usual a fine variety of dress
ing cases and parlor suits and calls .pe-
cial attention to his fine 10 OF camp and
folding chairs.
Come, look, buy. pay and then fall TO
the rear to make room tor the next cus-
toner. IN.
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We also call attention
Boot and Shoe Department.

Which comnlote and stock $50
-. g 90
would say public adopt this rule making change bdy
the
their RIGHT change article should
determined sell goods The
OIL low margin, which
Parties country who buy small job lots for family will
calling Remember mean what AMI
call. subject change OF market
AGENTS AMI POW DER co.
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Wan. Ei.Iinoh, De-ier ia and 'ianu
IREIurpr Of IMrnLiMrn.

Wan. si-hnoH, De-ier ia and 'ianu-
lacIurpr OF Furniture,
Offers special Inducements in Dressing
Cases and Parlor Suits. Also in all var!.
tiles Of Furniture, such as Folding. Camp,
Cane, Wood Seat, Rockers and chairs;
Bedstesds. Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, and all other articles offurni-
ture manageable. The bloody chasm OF
bottom prices has been reached, and Mr.
ElChhCff now stands ready 10 meet the
reasonable requirements Of the closest
buyers, either OF large or small quaint
ties, and satisfaction guaranteed. Pc.
liteness and courteous treatment assured
all wishing to examine goods. ! invite
all persons 10 come and look at my stock
and obtain my prices. Factory and sales
room corner of Seventeenth street and
Washington avenue. l7-lm
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New York Store!
DID, Reliable and Cheapest Store in SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Largest General Stock in the City
,o, 81, an. Commercial, ) venue. CAIRO, ILLINOIS
NEW DEPARTURE IN BUSINESS.
Goods from this Date to be Sold Cheaper than

Remember full change sell goods the very
ing change charging FIVE cents for three worth goods
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TME PISTOL.
A JEALOUS NAN SHOOTS MS MISTRESS SEW
rpAI rrMra WHILE IN ufa ARMS.

JEALOUS NAN sH00Ts XI5 NIbIKLsB tEV'
xRAL TINES WHILE IN MS ARMS.
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 2.-Charles R.
McGill, q cabinet maker, twenty.seven
year, old, killed bis mistress, Mary Kelly,
10 q honse Of nl-ianie, ut No. 100 Cross
strecf, u ? o'clock this afternoon. Jeal.
ousy was the cause Of the murder. The
murderer gave himself up, was taken to
tho Central station, and with O
reshly.lit cigar, In 4 calm and perfectly
cool manner gave the following verbatim
account Of the shooting: llaid down on
the bed with Mary; and after few word,
] put my len arm around her and with
my right han took the revolver from
my pocket and putting the muzzle TO he
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-04
DRY GOODS.

yard and e. Muslin per yar1 and Sc Fonncls from -
&C. Full line Gents underwear low We have the
largest fancy Goods southern Illinois the prices which
nj the lowest.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Mrs. Murphey's Pluck.

Mrs. John Murphy was awakened al
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning by the
breaking Of q pane OF 2lsss in the window
o. her bedroom In the second story of the
,nement at 70 Market street. The bed was
under the window, and as she raised her
head hand was thrust in. She clutched il
and punching her husband, said quietly
that . burglar was trying to enter the
house. Mr.. Murphy gruuled and told her
to 20 to sleep, that she was mistaken. Mrs.
murphy still held her grasp on the strange
hand, an shouted so that her husband was
reused 10 q comprehension of her struggle
Ae told her to "hold on" The owner OF
the strange hsnd, in futile effort to free
himself, jerked Mrs. Murphy's hand through b
the broken paue but she "held on" and
drew 1t back, gashing one Of her fingers
from knuckle to tip. MIR. Murphy then
grasped the strangers wrist, drew him in,
treakiDg sssh AMI glaes, and spread him
OUT at full length on the floor, and sa,
down on him. When Q police officer took
the man to the police station; he described
himself as Robert McMurdy, an English
sailor, boarding at IS Market street, and
pretended to be intoxicated.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
nAnYLAHO ITEMS.

A CONTAGIOUS disease has broken out
among t1e cattle on largo dairy farm near
Jarrettsville.
The next annual meeting of the Maryland
State Teachers' Association will b held at
Esston ON lae 10th Of June next.
Aessrs. John +. Dawson and P. W.
Downes arc spoken of in connection with
the Democratic nomination for Senator ID
Caroline county, and Clement Sullivan In
Dorchester county.
It 10 .. remarkable fact that the Sueque-
hanna, from Havre de Grace up, Dish are
plenty, mere fish Deing caught there than
for many years, while nowhere else In our
waters has there been enough caught 10
pay the fishermen.
The two Eastern Shore counties of Vir-
giniA have been added TO the Internal Reve-
nue. Collection District comprised of the
Eastern Shore counties of Maryland and the
State OF Delaware, and Collector James
McIntire, OF Elkton, has been retained as
Collector of the consolidated districts.
On Monday last Mr.. William T. Bouldeu,
At Locust Point Fishery, on the Elk river,
caught sturgeon measuring twelve feet IN
englh aud weighing two hundred and ninety
pounds. II was not the fish usually known
is surgeon In these waters, which art
properly "mules," and not sturgeon, but
he true sturgeon, such as frequent the
Delaware. They rarely enter the Elk.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Backing anu Mucilage.

The Norfolk county Gazette vouches for
the trul b of the following: 1.-TWO drummers,
agents respectively for rival blacking and
mucilage, were in Hyde Park on Thursday
las, drumming up trade. They encountered
eacn Other in Mr.. Miles grocery store in
the town hall building, and while advocating
the merits of their wares one man hinted
that the others articles contained An acid
Injurious to oleather. The insiuuation was iu-
d gnantly repelled and the agent offered bet
"t S5Lo 81 That it was not 80, and to prove bis
sincerity he would eat the contents of one
box and wash it down with bottle of mucie
Iage. The bet wa taken. Calling for two
pilot biscuits he sandyiched the blacking
b;tween them, and without fiDchiDg ate
the whole, and as stimulant drank the
contents o. bottle Of mucilsge. The SPEC
tstors looked 10 SEE startling Developments,
out the mar cody took up bis 50, aud with
bland smile took the grocer's order for sev-
eral gross of backing and walked hurriedly
away. leaving his astonished competitor TO
mediate on the loss of q customer and 81.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
-S~>-
IA Sli.

Sur-Prizer is bis name.
A soul may be great when the BODY ia
sender.
The hands of Time never move backward
on the dial.
Brigham Youngs looses about two meth
ersin-law year.
It is a sad fact that the worthy NOR
greatly outDumber the unworthy rich.
A leapsr has been discovered in the San
francisco county jail de ia a Chin.man.
Ose OF the largest Sunday Schools in the
world Is in Aiasab, India. The pupils num-
Ter l,SOO.
Law is like q seive, you can see through
IT., hut you will he badly reduced before Won
Gao get throughit.
A train OF cars on q Florida railroad
passed u man on horseback, and there was
great hurrahing among the passengers
un'l they discovered that the horse was
lied to the fence.
The late John B. Wood, Of Wilkesbarre
made provision in his will that If spy OF
Ills neirs conte sted the came, SIC, 900 should
be deduc1ed from the share of such heir
ind divided equally among the others. But
suppose they VII agree upon contesting it
What theni
Professor Lee Tom has opened Consery.
story Of Music in San Francisco, with the
design of training the Chinese youth for the
O'cbestrain the Chinese theatre. There are
our instIumep,s-the tambor, .tom-tom
Chinese fiddle, the zunR ard or devil. banjo.
The tom-tom is like hrsss skillet turned
over and beaten with sticks.
The weathercock on the s.eeple of q
village church 10 Soudan, France, was times
worn and rusty, and those IN authority
decided It should be removed. A man clam.
bered up the steeple, but just before he
could reach the westhercock he lost. his
balance and slid down for seventy feet, then
reoounded to the roof of the church, and
was preclpitated to the ground without
being seriously hurt.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
MEDICINAL.
E. f. Mnkers Bitter Wine of Iron.

E, F. Kunkels celebrated Bitter Wine Of
Iron will efl- ctually cure liver complaint
jaundice, dyspepsia. chronic or nervous
debility, chronic diarrhoea, disease Of the
kidneys and all diseases arising from q
disordered Ii, er, stomach or intestines,
such as constipation. natulence; inward
u the stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust
foI food fullness or weight in the stomach.
sore eructatione, sinking or fluttering At
the pit Of the stomach, swimming Of the
head. hurried or difficult breathing futter-
ings At the heart, choking or suffncatiHg
sensation when in lying posture, dim ness
Of vision, dots or webs before the sight.
piration, yellowness OF the skin and ey 8.
pain IN the sid, back. head, chest, limbs.
flesh. constant imaginings of evil and great
depression Of spirits; Price 81 per bottle.
druggist palm of some other preparation
81 iron be may Soy is good. hut ask for
Kunkel's Bi.ter Wine Of Iron. Take no
other Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is net
sold 10 bulk-onlv in 81 bottles. E. +. Kun
KEEL Propr eter. No. 80 North Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. Sod by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
E.f. kunkers Lustd|&E. E.Kun.
kelS ShQmb00 for the Hair.

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
dsndi uff, ailay Irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the hair frQm
fallitg on. and promote the growth IN u
very short time they preserve and beau
t,f the h'tr and render u SOFT and glossy.
pearance to braid and wiry hair, and as
hair dressing. they are unrivalled; eradi-
cate dandruf and prevent baldness. The
shampoo cisans the hair, remover srea.e,
caused by Heat and fatigue, KunSsi's
shampoo and Lustral restore bair 10 a nat.
ural and glOasy color, restore faded. dry.
'.arsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle 81
Ask your druggist for them or send to u. IF,
street, fhilsdelpnia. Pa
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Boys Bound for ,no Black atlls

Tlres boys from Hartford, Conn.,, named
foreman, Hammond and Heines, were fouud
in Brooklyn to-day fully armed and equip
psd t'r any emergency.
They secured about forty dollars, and
turned their backs on their native town on
the 5'h lust. When their mammas put them
to bed on the night of the 5th they could
not be found. Dligent search was made
for them, but there was no trace of them
The first heard of them was through
letter which Coleman, one OF the young
runaways, wrote to companion. It was
from Brooklyn, and the boy was directed by
Coleman to write to him in Brooklyn, and
ne wou call for the letter at the BROOKLYN
Postoftcs on Thursday.
The 10y gave the letter to Coleman.
father, and he latter got the Hartford Chief
OF Police to telegraph to Superintendent
Campbell, Of Brooklyn, to srrrst the toys
ard take their mouey. All the bows had
left was five dollars. They had spent the
rest, they said, for firearms.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
FROM THE EARLIEST AGES

sCRQFULA has been the bane. ard as 1t
were, the curse of mankind. Moses. in the
la.h chapter o. Levilicus. lays down very
exp icit rules n this disease. 70 terrible
and loathsume had 1t been considered then
that crsOn known to be infected with 1t
would not he allowed TO U tx with society.
The Jews regarned 1t asa divine lnfilction
and believed there was no cure for II. 1t
was then the sins Of youth or deviation
from the paths of virtue were punished as
long as q lasted. Happily in our day,
the sc ence of m sdicine has been developed
the srea, storehouse of Nature furnishes q
rev edy. he disease is stripped Of ITS ter.
cor by The use Of the eSAMARlTAN'S ROOT
AND H. RIB JUICES. and the victim OF
Scrofula. Ulcers. Sores, Pimpies. B!otche..
litter ETC., can be resttrcd to sound health
IN few weeks That there are thOu>ands
now whose conditions as bad ~ those
of the dark ages We are we'll aware Many
low fail to ind cure "a we'll as they dis
then. To all such the famaritap's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy b,'on.
eradica,ing all impurities from the blood,
and making the complexion bright ana
healthy. A few pottics will remove pim-
ples nr blotches. thereby doing away with
c. smetics az d powders, ROOT AND HERB
JUICE 81 26 per bottle. Sent by express
10 any address.
DESMOND & CO.,
8l5 Race street Philadelphia, "a
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
/ CARDTo TIE PUBLIC.

The parties having failed Sosn 70 SOy ny
according to con tract. Will "PNSs PNos. Ia
scum and Ice Cream GaToen' ,hlic Oh )
200 WeAt Fourth street TO the ''ais nrn IA 81
nrday the 9th day Of May; Museum
addition being edded 70 w, ~ ~ nut u |,
the Ico Cream Garden ~ PEI ~ ,fstofk]
class order for the reception y nj and
will be found the moet pleS - ne 10 |
Ssinsy Sia1y y.1ssssd 1ssSsd x Ss.S e. Sssd ef nu'l0
:.:s :,ssH'.a .wnH ozADv's
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19

DR. FITLER'A VEdkTABLE RHEU.
u MATIC REMEDY.-Is the perrcrip-
ton Of one Of Phi,adelphia's oldest physi.
'ians, and ia guaranteed to cure rheunia.
matism, Neuralgia sciatica. Pain, Back
4che, &C., or money refunded. by iuvigora-
ing the nerves, purify ing the blood, and
neutra]izing poisonous deposits In III.
system. By merit II has become standard
medicine. Suffering and money saved by
using 1t In time. kemember that ID. Fint
is the only physician In America devrtins
70 years to this one line OF practice. Cur.
warranted. Advice gratis. A5south / Ourth
ST. eel.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
ICE CREAM AND FRUIT.

Kyle the we'll known and popular dealer
IN ice cream. confectionery, CAKES ana
tru1tS, IA now at bis accustomed sail In thu
new se'ond Street Market House VIII, re
he will dispense these luxuries curing the
hot season. With his usual urbaniry and
we'll tnown politeness and cheery good hu.
NOR. he will serve all his customers prompt.
VI life by doing the square thirg 10 ali his
fellow men. He will also supply parties
and pic nics with ic- cream, and orders can
ne left eit"er at bis stall or at his house
north at corner of SiA tn and Orange streets
AIayl5 61n
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
mind! {!

1ne largest assortment of Crockerv,
Glass and China ware in the city ia =,
La"ton's COS Market street. No finer e.
lection Can be seen, and the prices are low er
tnao AZ any o,her store. To satisfy YOUR
serves OF this fact, call and examine b. for.
gong elsewhere. Pretty littl. bed room,
lamps, OF all shades, burning 36 hours. for
70 cents, and everything else out down A.
the lowest figures. Remember COS Make,
sire es for the place to buy your crockery
cheip.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Election.

At regular stated meeting of McDovel.. :.
" sr ie naptist sabbath School, on Tbursda -,
17th inst, the following officers were elect
"a e y 1or M,, tne ensuing year:-Superlntendent, j..
t1 = hnna%' Anss'sn.sat, Miss Sadie Rice; L.
1rsrlsn, .: b. Murry; Orgsnist, Miss M.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Excavation,

This morning at 9.l5, the W. &B
X. H.. will run . special train from this
cry to the Centennial grounds at Philadcl-
ptia, for the accommodation Of school
children who wish TO attend the Saturday
entertainments, given for their benefit, st
ePermanent Exhibition. =.
The Morning herald., 1877-05-19
Hotel Arrivals.
The following are the arrivals up to mid

hight:
CLAYTON HOUSE.
J Bruce, Memphis, Tenn.
W. J. Sholl, Philadelphia.
Mrs: ". Walsh. and d, Cumberland; Md
F. N. Barrett. New York. 0'N
Clayton Hook, i"
Ibos. Cumming, Hackensack, NJ.
a. Evans and wife, New York.
h. B.nright, Newark.
Paul D: Van Hook, Philadelphia.
Louis q: Grosseugesser, "
Koheet Whitaker, I"
Herman Winter, BROOKLYN,
ii. L. Holton, New York.
DELAWARE HOUSE.
!. II. Cunningham, Philadelphia.
Samuel Webster, Camden, n. j.
harry Walker, Chester CO.., Pa.
.. Einslein, Philadelphia.