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Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

A special despatch from West Ches
ter, Pa, says:
Since Christmas night a young man
named John Psnrose, q resident OF
West Goshen, about two miles west OF
this place, has been missing. Fears
were entertained that he perished in
the great storm OF snow at that time,
and that his body lay under some o.
the drifts. He had come home
late that evening, in a sleigh from
West Chester, with his sister. The
night was bitter cold, with the snow
falling rapidly. The sister went TO the
house, he started to the barn with the
horse and sleigh. That was the last
that was seen Of him. AS he did not
appear after some time, the si5ter went
to the barn, but foud neither brother
nor horse. The sleigh detached, stood
near. She feared that John, bent on
some frolic, had mounted the horse and
went back to West Chester. In the
morn ing however, the horse was found
in the stable, quite wet, particles Of ice
aud snow froEsl to him, and his feed
little eaten, as though he had been
there only shor: time. John was no
where to be found. Every effort was
made TO trace him. He was extensive
ly advertised for, and the fact OF his
disappearance was published in the To-
cal and CITY newspapers. Parties Of
men searohed the fields and dug into
the deep drifts, until at length the
quest was abandoned until the thaw
ing OF the SNOW should give mp Its Sc
crets.
This morning, soon after break fast,
James Penro3e, Johns father asubstan-
tiai Goshen farmer, was sitting by the
window ofhis sitting,room when, as he
looked out over the sioping meadow in
front, he observed VIA! looked like
a bundle OF clothing laying in the re-
mains OF drift.
A boy was sent to examing il,
quickly and brought back the shock
Tag news that it was the body Of his
brother, the missing John. II
b ad been under the driit since Christ
mas night--seven weeks. Water run,
ning under the snow had eueased the
body in ice, ard it lay at full length on
its face, frozen stitf and perfectly pre-.
served. Examination OF the COronsr's
inquest disclosed a ont on one side OF
his head, which appeared as though it
might have been done by tho "ealk"
Of horses shoe, and this explanation
the jury adopted in it's i4ding. But
it does not explain, by sny means, the
mystery Of the body being found in the
field, nor the strange absence Of the
horse until nearly morning. The man
could hardly have bsen riding across
the field on his way to West Chester,
nor would he have been likely TO set
of to walk hither after being kicked by
his horse, while embarrassing him At
The harm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
The Twin Spring RaJ.

elastic, durable, cheap S3 to 81; cssl,
or weekly payments. l2l Market st.
A large assortment Of Toilet, Fancy,
Medicated and Csrbolated Soaps, to.
gether with pure Palm and CASTLE
Soap, always on hand, at the West End
Pharmacy, 7th and Jefferson streets.
We have in store now the finest lot
Of Early Rose, Snowflake and Peerless
potatoes in this city. If you want a
bargain call early. Smeltx & Co., No.
10 East Fourth street.
This week you esn save money II
you will by buying your potatoes and
apples Of Smeltz Il Co., No. l3 East 4th
street. Be sure yoa get at the righ,
place, No. Is.
New gravel and plastic slate roo e
put on and repaired by &. Mitchell,
ir., $40 West Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
Resolutions Of eo,n men dntion,

The following preamble and resolu,
tion was adopted a. Mondays session
OF the Wilmington N. 3. Preachers
meeting:
WHmEAs, Chief Justice Consgys, In
his charge 70 the Grand Jury of tke
Court Of General Sessions for Nsw C6s
tie county, Del, directed attention to
the law OF this State against blAsphmey,
which was recently violated in this
city, and
WHERsAs, The Henorsble Chief Jas
tics also called attention to ths law
against the Illicit sale Of intoxicating
liquors, gambling, &c. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That these timely words
In the interest Of dssency, public NOR,
slity and religion, deserve the thanks
and moral support OF all good eitizsns.
EDwARD DAVIS, President,
Viii. n. Il. Preachers Meeting.
A. SrgSoLs, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

J >sh Biniugs.
will some benighn being explain to
] Whya dog allwuss turns arsoud
thr.s times before be liss DOWN
"hy Ross alWusS gifts up from thu
ground on his forward feet fustY
why COW allwu5s gita mp on tas
ground on her hind feet fussY
Why goose stands fust on one lar
and then on 'tuthorH
| why rabbits have a short tail and
kites long ose?
Why most of the birds build their
nests out OF different materislsf
Why heHallwuss knows her little
ones from anothsr's, and Why she will
aa'eh ont twelve dack eggs and think
!hey are her own ehiekeneY
Why a bear allwuss klimbs dow,. =.
tree backwards?
why turkeys egg is speokled and
? dnck's egg blne?
"hsther log floats faster in a river
man the current runs or notl
way an oyster and kIam ara tha
only thing l know ov with animal lis
'nas dou't have to move out of Their
PLACES to get a living?
Why mules bones are all soI;d
ana their ears Twice az long az real
ber'sf
Why pig gathers sraws in his mouth
ana runs about with them jus. before
rain Storm
Why lightning was never known 10
strike a beech trees
Way males among the feathered raoa
30 all the singing!
why natare will allo ons sro.a ba-
tween some animals and then ALLOW M
more9
Why the black suaik il ths onlv
5na'k IN this country that can climbs 4
tree!
Where the hy's sll 90 to when cold
weather sets in, and where they all
KUN so suddep next summer
Why q muskrat's tail hsz no fur ON
ii and a mink's hazy
Why a quail's egg is round and a
hens pointedi
Thare IL lots of highly ediikated
people who won't beleSve the Book of
Genesis bekausesthey kant prove il.
who kant answer korrectly one third
ov the above questions.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
CitfEemsnip Refused d .

Gov. Ludlow, of New Jersey, hai
vetoed bill for the restoration Of cit
iSenship to Rdmuud Teel. one Of the
"Warren county rirg," who has just
finished a term of two years in ths
penitentiary for forgery and oonspi
racy. The Governor taEes the ground
that, as the loss OF eitissnship is one
OF the penalties Of crime, IL sheald ne,
be restored unless coed reason be shown
for the restoration, and he Is reliably
informed that the circumstances Of the
case were not such as to warrant a
mitigation of the penalty. The veto
was sustained Ia the Assembly ysatsr.
day by . vote Of 3S to 10.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
PEsnsYLvAS,A RLkc rsoxs.


Eeeoivor Of Taxes and Olty Sci
citOr-Elecsions EIsewher
at the municipal election in Phils
delphia, yesterday, the vote was tb,
highest ever cast at apurely local elee
tton here, and, with the exception O
the vote at the Presidential election o
1880, it is the highest ever cast on sny
occasion. The total vote on Receive,
Of Taxes, according to the returns re.
ceived, was ISL 454; on Mayor, l50..
s65; on City Solicitor, $50, S37. John
Hunter, Independent Republican, en-.
aorSed by Democrats, is elected R4oei
YER of Taxes by ma jcrity Of 26, ,li6;
Samuel G. King, Independent Democrat
endorsed by Independent Republicans,
ls elected Mayor by majority of 55Ss;
and William Nelson West, Republican,
tS reelected City Solicitor by major.
tty OF 20. .S62, Mr.. Vests majority re
presents the Republican party major
ity Is nearly as may be, 20, 1862; and
this, added to Mr.. Hunters majority
OF I6, ll6, makes an aggregate Of &c, T.
91o; and this, in turn, shows the ex-
tent to which all the "bosses" of eysry
kind were defeated at yesterdays elec-
tion in Philadelphia.
Major Lyon, Cluzen's candidate, was
elected Mayor Of Pittsburg, yesterday,
by about 1900 majority over Miles
Humphrey, Republican. Lyon was
the only Democrat on the citizen 3 tick
ct. The Democrats had no ticket in tn e
deid. The Straight Republican caudi
dates for Controller ard Treasurer have
been elected by about 5000 majority.
James Barlin, Jr., Republican, was
elected Mayor of Chester, yesterday,
by 2l0 majority.
William G. Rowe, Republican, was
elected Mayor of Reading yesterday by
about 80 majority. The Democratic
candidates for Controller aud City
treasurer were successful.
Joseph Derr, Republican, was elected
Burgess in Pottsville, yesterday, by
500 majority.
John c. Herman, Republican, was
elected Mayor Of Harrisburg, yester.
day, by about 600 majority, but the
Democrats elected the City Treasurer.
&cCartsr, Democrat, was elected
Mayor OF Erie, Pa, yesterday by 575
majority.
Il. G. slicker, Republican, was slsc-
ted Burgess Of Mil.cn II yester lay,
with the rest of the Republican TICKET.
Eckley B. Coke, Dea ,crat, who de-
clined to take the oath of Office as
Senator on the assembling of the State
Legis slature, was reelected State Sepa-
TOR from the Wilkesbsrre District yes.
terday by about 1900 majority.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
auoU.p the p. W. 4 B. Railroad

auousp the P. W. h B. Railroad
company sell ont to the Psnnsylva
mia Rsilfoa that would be ne reason
vby the latter would remove the rail
road shops from this city 70 jersey
,,,y or Altoona. The shops are 10
,sted here, and there are many reasons
why they should remain here. They
help to build up and increase the
prosperity Of the city and whatever
aces that makes trade for railroads.
Right here at the north end Of the
Delaware Railroad vita such an i'm.
nense freight traffic 1t would be sbso-
lutoly necessary TO have shops In this
city. If the change should take place
there is no more reason why the shops
here would be removed 10 Altoona than
there was that the shops in Jeresy city
shonld have been removed to Altoona
when the Pennsylvania leased the
Camden and Ambcy and West Jersey
Roads. Would i. not be more reason
able tc suppose that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, If II gets possession
Of the P. W. & B. Railroad, would es-
tAblish wharves on the Delaware and
make this their coal shipping point,
and the place Of supply for ocean
steamers, than that they wonld rsmovs
the shops to Altoona or Jersey Cisy'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

An unsurpassed entertainmen. will
be given in Centrevills hall, Christians
Hundred, on Tuesday evening, 22d
inst. at half past seven O'Clock, undsl
the auspices Of Ceutreville Lodge, Nc
81, /. 0. o. F., of Delaware, by the re,
nowned American elocutionlst Homer
D. Cope. He will personats ia voice
and manner the different character:
in the drama, founded on the well
known story OF "Damon and Pythias.'
In so doing he will illustrate with great
force the principles underlying the
orders of Odd Fellows, Knights of
Pythias and kindred Societies. Every
one belonging to these orders, with
their wives and children, as well as
the public in general, should attend.
The Press describes the entertainment
as unsurpassed" Admission 25
cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
C0neert.

The Glee Club of the University ei
Pennsylvania, will give All entertain.
msnt in the odd Fellows Hall, At 81.
Georges, on Tuesday evening, the 22nd
inst, under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples Association of the Presby terian
church. Coffee and oysters will also
bs furnished at the close Of the enter
tainmert and the entire fes TO partioi-
pants Is only IS cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
RR z B4,

Sun rises S54........Sun 6 sets 6.34.
rrV Wolie's Hlndoo Oatarrn cure.
Col. Ingersoll's lectures, &c. 4l0 L. Sd St,
Try Kings Good Samaritan Tough Syrap
New lot Of perforated chair seats 900. store
Fine geld fishes At e. A. Parry's, No. s..
! MarketSt.
The cord which binds-the one in the cor
set.
Deep ysllev and coral China assers are
the hower Of the moment.
Dull red ia popular shade for young girls
and childreh's wool salts
Serpent bracelets with golden scales and
ruby sy es are coming in vogue.
The hsods on dresses and wraps are
rounded not pointed in the back.
Fine bird cages at A. E. Parry's No. s2I
Market II. which we are selling low.
Driving gloves made to simuI ate lsop
ards or tigers claw are late novelties.
Wadded and quilted satin slippers are
worn Ter cemio t3DiS RNme nssliSe leilOt.
Jersey sorS8Ees and striped wooIlens fol
skirts are leading styles In skating eeSlun0s
Mother Hubbard cleaks have gathered
ianess IN trOat and back, shirrsd IN at The
neck.
j
GOAL give US call. k1ra Fell, 6Y2 " ost
Front st.
Fifty tens OF prime western bran for sale at
Front st. steam mills also all kind OF hsur
aud feed.
u. H. Hani, manufacturing jewslor and
dealer In hRa Watches of the very nest quail
ty. Repairing specially, NO. 10 l.. Atm St.
When girl talks about the two strings TO
her beau, does she mean his suspendersH
Sometimes when the photographer asks her
to marry nina, he gets one o. The strong est
negatives ho ever teek,
Bric-a-brac work Is very popular with
the youRs ladies, ana alter marriage 1t is re-
placed by break.a back w0rk. = Ia Inc broOh-
SUCK and hAt iron.
The number OF new atars discovered at
this ssausn OF the year depends gr. atty upsn
the nRmber Of new skaters.
A tsanstsr need not, nscessarily. be con.
sidersd high tened 1ust lGeause he puss on
his skids before loading his team.
I'm DRAWING . eonclasieA. remarked A xain.
idab as he pulled the eats tsh.-Nalathon
lnepsndsnt. "Lst me insert . claws said
the cat
Smith has Just returned irom the city with
a ,ne lot OF imported and Keywest cigars,
At the opera oissr store, $40 Market street.
Ne was genuine humorist who shouted
out, I'm tacks collector, whom he stepped
out on the cold carpet At nidnight In his
bare iest in search OF insect powder.
Speaking Of the original sflaplieity Of
fashions, here 10 the we'll dressed hog, ior
instance. How is that for style Woods. Ii
is cat very much opea in the front isn't it!
holled and pearl wheat, G, ushed and pearl
barley, tarina, oat meal ar d Graham 1hour
the very best, with the ricl est whoa flour
that can be made out OF wheat alon , also
buckwheat, none better s1s cents, o. VIM.
ID. Pickels, 4o7 kinx st.
The vanity Of til, fen ale rex,
Many o good m ms tort une wrecks,
Ne matter what tho time Of the year,
W0man's wona !. aLd and ever dear,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
blows hia own HoFmi

Oar big uptown contemporary Ia ar.
ranging for new suit of type and the
introduction Of various improvements
in order TO obtain more liberal pat
ronags from our shissns, and In max
ing this announcement te its few read
srs It IS intimated that the other papers
ars unworthy Of support. A few days
ago II also said one OF them should not
be tolerated, indicating very clearly
where the shoe pinohes. Such little
ness is having contrary eject from the
one intended, and our people may at
no distant time be furnished another apt
illustration Of the fable In regard to the
frog which endeAvored to swell itself
up TO the size Of an OF.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

sugersoal has heard Of Juags
OSm eEys' Whargc- what no Say a.

Eugersoil has MeArd Of Judg,
Os@eEys' essrg-- what no Say q
The Washington correspondent O
the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Of
yesterday says:
Col. Bob Ingsrsoll was interviewed
last night by Chicago Times cerres
pondsnt ON his recent indictment by
the Delaware Grand Jary and his ar.
rsignment by Judge Comsgys, and the
following extracts are frsn that inter.
view
To aqusstion as to whether he had
seen the charge Of JHdge Comseys, he
replied
"Yes, ! have seen the charge in
which he relies upon the law passed
in l74o. After reading the charge, 1,
SCENE to me as tboush he had died
about the date Of the law, hsa risen
from the dead, and had gene right on
where he lef. off. presume Judge
Comsgys Is q good man; bat, as com
pared TO some other men, he is some.
thing like his State when compared
with other States. A great many peo-
pleprobsbly regard the charge Of Judge
Cemegys ss unchristianlike, bat de
not. Or course, there are thousands
and thousands OF people in Delaware
people who have been in other States,
people who have listened 10 RepHbli.
can speeches, people who have read
the works OF scientists who hold the
Law Of l740 in utter abhorrence, people
who pity Judge Comegys and who have
a kind OF sympathy with the Grand
Jury. You will see by she late cleo.
tiOns that Delaware lacked only 800 or
700 OF being q civilized State, and
probably, in 1884, will stand redeemed
and regsnerated, with the law Of l740
|expunged from the statute books. y
\ Delaware has not had the best
Of opportunities. She is next to New
Jersey, which Is an obstacle to progress
and she Is jrst beysnd Maryland. |
have heard that oysters had legs, bat
that God took them away to prevent
the people Of the Eastern shore from
starving 10 death, for they were never
known to get anything that they had
to work for. Judge Comsgys
is the last Judge that will make such q
charge in the United states Of America.
He has immortaltEed himself, and is
the last man Of his race 40 more can
be born.
Probably he has underestimsted
the intelligence Of the people Of Della
ware. | am afraid 10 think he Is
thoroughly honest for fear may an
derestimate his intelligence and over
estimate him morally. He has called
attention to the Law that it might be
repealed, and to the leosur., that it
might be repeated" Tne Colonel was
brilliant in his satire on the Judge and
his State, IS we'll as original in his
Keen thi asts at ChristiAnily.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
MaaQReRaae Party.

The Orion club, last night, gave ,
MASQUERADE party in Wsbster's Dane.
ing Academsy. The invitation, which
we're issued only to the friends and mem
bsrs Of the Club, numbered sas hua
dred and sixty. The persons In attep.
dance wore unique and pretty COSTUMES
One which deserves special mention
was suit, made of pink and light
blue silks, worn by Miss Bmma JOHN
son, who, with Mr.. Il P. Smith, led
the grand march. Dancing was on.
joyed for many hours and rsfrsshmsnt. t.
were served in abundance on several
occasions.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
Preparing for Spring.

We are on the last run Of winter
goods, and are beginning to take orders
for early spring salts. The styles for
the coming season are mach nsater and
richer than anything We have been
favored with since the 'floud" styles
were introduced, and We have been
making selections while the market
was full OF the choicest styles fresh
from the manufacturers. Come and
examine our stock and get posted
whether you buy or not. Ford. Carson,
Merchant Tailor, 233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

franklin Circle, No. 8, Brotherhood
Of the UDio1, and the IT, rec home com.
mnnion Of this city, have received and
accepted an invitation to visit Welcome
Circle No. 3, Brotherhood of the Union
Of Camden, New Jersey, on Tuesday
rvening, FEBRUARY %. The occasion
will be the anniversary Of Welcome
Circle,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

N. L. Janney's, 803 King street, Is
she sure place to get your potatoes,
guaranteed clear of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot OF pota-
toes for bakers use. Apples and irutt
Of all kinds at reasonable prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

War Department, Office Of the Chiei
Signal Officer, Washington, Feb. i6--l
Q. M.
Indications for Wednesdsy-For New
England and the Middle States, warmer
partly cloudy weather, possibly follow.
ed BY rain, eSsterly, Vsering to south.
erIy winds, falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
The kIqnor Dealera.

Yesterday afternoon the liquor deal,
ers Of this city held meeting in the
Hsrdman Bailding. The Committee
on Legislation was continued and the
meeting adjourned until next Tuesday
afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

To all who are suffering from the errors and
andtscretions of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, ! win send
You recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was diseov
ered BY Q missionary In South Amorjc :.
Send self-addresaed envelope to tho Rsy
IosxPH 7. lshAH. Station r., New York
WY. Akiyw
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

and several ears, entails considerable
loss on the railroad company, but Tor.
tunately the crushed man, Mr.. Kane,
is the only one tha, is seriously iDjur-
ed. 1t was thought that he could not
possibly recover. Tbs wrecked engine
and cars will be brought to this city to-
day. Superin tendeut Mills was pres
ent and personally superintended the
removal of the 0bBtructi0ns.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
A Challenge.

Philip Traynor challenges any Per.
son In the oity to play a match game OF
pool on any table in Wilmington. The
young man is willing 10 play for any
amount OF money viii h his opponent
may see a. 10 stake.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
Fane Display of Reef.

A. Richardson will have on his stalls,
Nos. 10 and u, Second street market,
the finest four steers ever offered In
shis city on Friday and Saturday, Feb
ruary 18Th and 10Th.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
NEW ADyERTESEMESTS
ID EHISrER'S ORDER.



New CASTLE COUNTY. FEB. IL. 1891
Upon the application Of Maruaret trifith.
Adm illustrator # Edmund Cfrlftiih, late OF
Wilmington Hundred, In said county.
deceased, it is ordered and directed
ny the Register that the Administrator atore-
said give notice Of granting OF letters of
Admin grafton upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within
!0rty days tran the date OF such letters tn six
OF the most public places of the county of New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate TO present the same, or
abide by an Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be oontinnsd
therein three weeks, (e0-d.
49, Given under the hand and Seal
}L.s. Of Office of the Register aforesaid at
I tu~>' Wilminvton. In New Castle county
Aforesaid, .he day and year above written.
5. @. BlGt}S, Register.
FoTTCR.-Ail persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duIy attested 10 the Adm nlstrator ON
or before Feb Is, ls62, or abide theAct OF
Assembly IN such case male and provided,
M AhGAkEr GRIFFITH, Admir-.
Address Wilmington. DeG. 2l6
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16
SPECIAL MENTION,
DR.. S1mms' White PulEn0mfo
BAlSain,

the famous lung remedy, will positive
~ prevent consumption. Thousands
recommend 1t in Wilmington alone,
besides hundreds through the country.
~ cts. and q. Bold by dealers. Main
depot, 4th and King Phila., 602 Arch
street; Baltimore, los Baltimore street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

Iu the U. 8. Senate yesterday bills
were reported favorably 10 admit free
Of duty tue Washington Monument to
be crested by the Society Of the Cinon.
natti in FairmoRnt Park, and for the
relief OF the Philsdelphia and Reading
Railroad. Mr.. Plumb introduced
Constitutional amendment. prohibiting
the msnuf&cturs and sale Of intoxica.
ting liquors for beverages. The Fund
ing bill was taken mp, and pending
con nsideration OF the Three aRd a h half
per cent. amendment the SENATE aa-
journed.
In the House, the bills in relation to
duties on manufactures of iron, cot. ,
and for the relef OF the Reading Bail.
road, were referred 70 the Committee OF
the Whole. A unanimous report was
SeoeiVed frSm the Committee on Flee.
uons and agreed to, confirming the
right of Mr.. Orth, Of the Ninth Indiana
District. TO his seat, contested by mir.
MeCate. The bill regulating the ool.
lection of the tax on Weiss beer was
considered. Tho River and Harbor
bill was res umed In Committee Of the
Whole. Pending its consideration, the
HOrsy took recess until this morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

Call on Geo. B. Metznsr, 1Os East Sd
street, for clean shave, hair cut or
shampoo. Dyeing speciality. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly On
hand.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-16

Feb.
II, q. W. CoYle, BrandywiHe HID.
II, Eugene Rogers, New Uastle hd.
II, "a. Il. Pierce, BrandyWine I'D.
Is, l. W. stidham 4 son, city.
Is, l.. W. Stldham q Son, city.
l9, Bishop b cker, city,
q, A. Vandegritt, st. Georges HID.
~, J Curtis CLARK. New Uastis HID.
29, u. W. CASkey. PenOader Hid.
"A, M. Spence, ChrtsttSna Hid.
"A, John Laughead, Brsndywine Hd.
"a, VIM. Richardson, M. q. Id.
rs, Anna Hopes, Christlana HID,
70, q. W. Davis, st. Georges.
IS Haylgtt Property, mil Greek Id.
- ~, e. ). traphayen, W, Z. Greek Nd.
2S, A. House, Assignee.
March
" James Reed, OhristIana I'd.
" s, Amos House, Onadds' rord.
Q, Mr.. HobsOn, ChristiAna Hid.
IL, Margaret Palmer, Ohristiana Ed.
q" 10, John L. Ward, Pencaier Id.
" Is, Ann Beeson, Brandywine Id,
" 10 Mrs. Tougs, Ninth Ward.
" "a, aSsrge Whitfield, New Castie.