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GRAND.
Double Number Lottery.
SUSQUEHANNA5 CANAL SECOND

Positively commences drawing IN bal1l-
more. 28th of September 1912, and to draw
three days in every week
The Scheme consists OF 2e ooo tickets,
but only $4,000 Numbers, having two tick
cts of one number, SO that person buying
two tickets of the Same number, may draw
the four high st prizes, VIZ.
10000 Dollars,
$4,000 Dollars, IN ALL
5000 Dollars, z 100 900 Dollars
10000 Dollars,
Which is thus the first drawn number
after the Lottcry is half done drawing, Will
be emitted to the two Capitsl Prizes of S 80,
600, which number may also come up the two
3 s 20 900 prizes; but as above stated, to draw
two prizes of equal denomination, Il will re-
quire two tic cts,of the Same number Be
sides the above Capital Prizes, the Scheme
also exhibits.
2 Prizes of 900 dollars,
9 do, Of 5000 dollars.
Q do. of 5000 dollars,
do. Of 1900 dollars,
10 do. of 1000 dollars,
Besides great many of 500, 100, so, 90,
aHd OtUOO Ol uoiiE'i S@Sh'
The Scheme OF this Lottery differs very
materially from that OF Others; 1t not only
contains by far the greatest number OF Ca
pital Prjz es, but are ali floating, with sin
gle exception) and may come out OF the
wheel at any period OF the drawing; there
fore those who buy tickets immediately VIII
have a chance of ALL the Prizes The tick
cts are nearly all sold and contr acted for:
they may be procured at any OF the Lottery
Offices in Baltimore. New York, Philadci-
phia, and Savannah, Charleston Richmond,
George Town, Boston, Providence, Newport
Hartford, New Haven, New-London, &c &c.
The Managers have given Bonds TO the
State, for the faithful drawing and payment
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The Christian Observer !:

y, mich NAM additional articles peculiarly IN
teresting to the american reader sval 0e IT,
serfed, and sueh as are merely local ana az
hly.egclxsively 10 Great Britain 0n'ffea. II
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Cry ola letter from Major Jessuh and
James Taylor, .Hcf Q. M Gen. NJ ".
.8'n9, TO gentleman in this City, dated
CINCINNATI, ONO, 9TH Oct 1912.
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he Baltic fleet of nearly 500 sail. says
the Alfred OF the 9TH ult, with 10000 quar-
tefS OF wheat, has arrived at More. $50 sail
are tor the port Of London.
a very considerable proportion of the
wheat had been reapcd in England--and
says Stah,rd paper, the crops are most
abundant.
An American barque. from the coast of
Norway, arrived at Yarmouth August 80
Arrived at Harwich August so. the KIN.
George Packet from Gottenburg, with Mr.
Nan'zow. Swedish Minister to the United
safes OF America aud his family.
Also arrived the American ship Ante
'ope. captured by a Danish privateer, and
retaken by the Horatia frigate. The An
ieinpe has lost her anchors and cables
On the 2Sth of June. Mr.. Liston arrived
At Constantinople, in the Argo, Minister
from England to the Porte
LIVERPOOL. August 2S-Every ship
Intended Tor the United States this season,
has now sailed.'i
| FRoMA LONDON PAPER.
| Corn ErchqnSe. august SI-Fiour, fine
lI5 70 l1Os. Wheat do. l52 TO 155.
| French .fccot.nt offhe B11ic NJ, Salamanca.
| PARIS, August ,18.-rhe army of =: T.
tugah commanded by his cxceilemc, th
marshal duke of gusa, was Oh the 14ta
July encamped on the Douro, in front of til,
| English army! The duke passed that RI
yer On the 10th. at Tordesillas, in sp e oi
| tie enemy, and after several actions. i
which the French had always the advan-
age, the enemy was driven back 10 Sala
| IN 'nca, where the two armies were in from Il.
OF each other on the 22d. After a Cannon
abe OF some duration on both sides. ana
while the marshal duke de Ragusa, resolv-
ed tn give battle, was occupied in making hi,
hha arrangements, he was stricken by "A
shell, which broke his right arm, and woun
ed him in two places in the right side. This
| accident obliged him to quit the field of b 1t
ue;;-hls life, however, is not in danger.
| lhe general of division Cauzel tonk TN.
command Just as the action commenced IL
continued for several hours with the grea.
est fury prodigies of valor and several
actions worthy of the. French nlme. were
| 'sf;o;m med. Nevertheless, the accia N which
happened the duke of Ragusa, had, ON
the hrst, deterni 'rd gen. Cl,uzel to retire
upon the right of the Tormes. After alter
nate and equal successes, he recrossed tina
river at Alba, leaving one of his divisions t.,
cover the bridge at that place till the mid
dIe 81 the day following. The retreat was
effected without mole,tation from thr enc
my. whose loss was very c}nsiderable
The French army continued their route
on the 23d of July. by Pernaranda, whittier
they were followed by the Eng ish caviar,
Our rear guard made a sue :essfnI attack
on them, forced them 10 make rapid re-
treat, and killed Numbers of them.-The
army then continued their route without any
further molestation, and have resumed ,heir
former position at Tordessillas, and with The
DoIro in their front
This intelligence has been brought to the
Minister OF the war d partment BY M. Tab
vler Aid Camp to the Duke of Rapus,
VINO has been sent by his Iixcelency the
war Minister, to the Emperor's Head
Quarters' Moniteur.
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>, COPY OF A BRITISH JICrNcp

az commanders Of his myesty's ahihs
of 7var and hriUateerS, and aN Others
fehom u may concern-G Greeting:
l. the undersigned, one of his maiesty's
principal secretaries OF state, in pursuance.
~ the authority given to me by his maies
~ ny order OF Council, under and by virtue
u powers gwen to his majesty by an act
passed ~ the 48th year of his majesty ,
gn, entitled San act TO permit goods Co
cured in warehouses i'm the nort of I.nnd,>a
to be removed to The outports for exno,.r.,-
ton to any port of Europe, for empower
ing ms majesty to direct that licences
which his majesty is authorised to rrant
under his sign manuel, may be granted bv
one OF the principal secretaries of srate ami
tor enabling his majesty to permit the ex-
portatlon. OF goods in vessels of less burthen
than are now allowed by law. duyi,q th -
present hostilities and Until one month
after the Signature OF the preliminary ar.
ticles otPeace :" and in pursuance of An
order IN council specially authorship the
grant of this Iicence, duplicate of Wbich
order of council is hereun.o an,sved
do hereby grant this lice ncefor she ,ur n
ses set forth in the said order OF connect
to VII * Go. of Liverpo and
do hereby permit them to ex Iort ON board
the American ship N, of about 2oO
tons burtben, ]. C---mlster, from Liver
po"l, direct to any port OF the United States
|of America, cargo consisting Of sucb
goods as are permitted by law tn BE- ex ,or-
ted Cbelng either British or American pro-
pertyj and protecting the said YES eli. and
the goods as aforesaid laden therein. from
Capture or nolcstatlOn bv any shi) If var
or priyatcer bearing his majesty connie
SON. on account of any hostilitics hat mag
exist during the time Of said voyage anG
during her return 60 the port # LjverD-ol
with tie said cargo in case the sait vessel
shall not be permitted to land the INC or
any part thereof. in any port OF the IJ,i.
ted states, the master 70 be permitted =
receive his freight and depart With his
crew and vessel ~ ballast to any port nos
hockaded hrOpiied The vessel taki.r 49,
'enet' OF thislicence shall clear our {, ,e,
the port of shipment IL tn Unrcd <in,l-
dom before the 18th day # Augfr3t M
and the time of Clearance froc,ihe n,r, g
lAding shall be endorsed ia this iicence
- his Iicencc to re6ain in force for
one voyage only.
dlpen at WhhcksH. me I'm dan hin.
1872 I" the s2d year Of hig majcgfy's
C5tEaedJ sIDMoJrH.
E1dotsel.
PoRIy LvERPooL
rms u n cerf.fy, that the ship or vessel
|o'hed The n, of Biitimore, Mlrolard a
the bmthsn Of 295 tors, wherc II. &C
Muster. hath this day t~cn cie,rel o.,t
wards f'r Baltimore, VI rvland. with 4,
cargoof mrrchsndize, which ( nore part;.
cnlor'v described ig the crockets ~,sn,cd
for shipping the same.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-27

pnSsfE Subscriber has just received nv the Aurora
II from Bristol and Liverpool, general assort-
nent OF Crocs<ery and Glass Ware, OF the most mo
sern fashion among which, are 2l5 crates, and -,
6hds. OF Rlse printed, Willow, Cottage, blue and
green edged, Egyptian and Cream, co!ouret Ware.
very large proportion OF the Crates Plates
and Dishes; Is hhis. of elegant cut Gass.-3y the
same arrival general assortment of Garden Seed,
also Timothy, Red and White Clover, and Lueerii
Seed the growth of the last season. Frona Phil
adelphia Fresh Gun-powder, Imperial, YdungHy.
ssn ani SoIchong Teas rwenty-two fhds. best
reiiaei Loaf Sugar. together with an assortment of
ai.n'st every article IN the grocery irc, which he
will sell at small advance for cash or 7cceptaaces in
town. EOjV.4RD H4LL.2yH
For Rent and Immediate possession given, a con-
Ven'ent tenement tor a genteel Family. e. f..
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With great respect,
Your obj servant,
RICHARD RUSH,

Extract ofa letter iron, S. Dinsuoore,
Esq. Hsenf fer The Cnoctagv Indians, d.
ted Sehf. 2l@.
" he confe, ence with the Choctaws, Che
rokees and Chichasaws closed last evening
with demonstrations of apparent satisfac-.
ton, The several speakers expressed the
warmest attachment to the United States.
their gratitude for the incident arts received
from them and their determination To adj
here to them as their only safety and depen-
dcnce. Rcunutoo, the Cherokee, had the
advantage of the Choctaws he was dress
ed wholly in the manufacture of his own fa-
mily, and took occasion to urge with ener-
gy the advantages derived from the pater-
nal care of the u. STATES and the inter-
Course of white people among them.''
The following is an extract of a letter
from the Commissary Generals department,
dated October is.
" After issuing from the deposits of clo-
thing at Albany for the troops at Niagara
and clothing for the 23d and 25th reets.
there Will remain at Albany 5000 coats,
$500 pair OF wooen overalls, 5000 vests and
much other clothing additional woolien o.
veralfs and conside rable number of stock
ings. socks, shoes, have recently been or.
dered' Mar. J,t
CITY ola letter from Major Jessuh and
James <aytor, net =. NJ. Gfn. W W.
.7iDiY, to gentleman in This City, dated
CINCINNATI, ONO, 9TH Oct. 1912.
SIR,
Your letter hes been received. reoues-
ting FROM us Il confederation. of Col Cass's
statement 10 thee Secretary at War, of the
surrender OF the north western army We
have read the Colonel's statement with at
tenton, and find it q pretty correct history
OF our situation, although we have obServ-
ed that some important facts have been o.
mltted, AMI others somewhat inaccuratelv
stated. We have also read and examined
the official repnrl of Gene al Hull, and have
found it abuunding III inaccuracies and mis-
tatements the general has not only under
rated his own force, but has Ii our opinion.
magnihed infinitely that of the enemy, and
enumerated dangers and difficulties thai ex-
listed only in imagination.
That the means within our power.were
not properly applied, is a melancholy fact;
and that the army VS. unnecessarily sac
i1hced, and the Amer Gun arms disgraced.
none but the base aid COW ardly Will at
tempt to deny.
You are authorize 4 to make what use YOU
may think proper OF this letter.
We are, with much respect,
Your obi. serv'ts.
THOs. IEssUP.
Brigade Mag. NJ N. Arnly.
JAMES TAYLOR,
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o3ERT G. SCOTT has commenced the prac-
a. tce o. the Law TN the Supe in- Court of Chan
Gerry for the williamsburg District residing in tb,
city OF williamsburg. Ee is enabled to- attend punc.
tualy to The different suits in which he may be en-
gagged and To those who may entr,ist their business
20 is care, he promises his best eieavours TO pro
5ncte their interests his health is now so far rein
stated that It will be IN his power to attend the diff.
lerent courts, both Superior aud interior, held for
the conntes of Gloucester, York, Warwick, Ei.za-
beth City, and James City.
williamsburg, October I6. 4w--4s
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u pen nnay cnr lands and seals Of Of
nee al the cuStom house. this 23d day Of
Jufy, an the year of eur Lord 1912.
{ SiSnedJ INTAVAENiON, collector;
(SismedJ ISRAEL WOOD, controller.
III a Council Chamber, WHITEHALL,
fhe l4th Of Juty 1912.

we l9tH OF Ju[y lSl2.
Present,
The lords Of his majesty's most honorable
PriUy Council.
WHEREAS there was this dav read at
the ard the humble petition of W--B
* Co. Of Liverpool.
IL Is ordered in council. that iicence be
granted to the SAID petitioners, permitting
tnem to export ON board the American ship
N--ot about 200 tons burthen, ]. C
master. from Liverpool direct to any port
Of the United States Of America, a cargo
consisting od such gn' DIS as are permitted by
law TIC be exported. (being either British
mr. american property and protecting the
sa'u vessel. and goods as aforesaid laden
therein, from capture or molestaton by any
snip at war or privateer bearing his maies-
u $ commission oh account of any hostili
ties that may exist during. the time of the
said VOYAGE and during her return to the
port of Liverpool with the said cargo. in
case the SAID vessel shall not be permitted
to iand the same or any part thereof in d.
ny port ot the United States, the master
- De permitted t" receive his freight and
depart with his crew and vessel in ballast
o any port nor bluckaded hrouided the
vessel taking the benefit of the said licence
saail clear out from the port of shipment
IN me United Kingdom before the 18th day
OF August next, and thai the time of clear
tnce from the port of lading shall be en-
'or>ed on the said iicence. Such licence
to remain in force one voy sc only And
he right honorable viscount Sidmouth, one
nf ms majesty principal seer varies of state,
IS hereb, spe ciaIIy authorised to grant such
hcence. III case his lordship shall see no ob :
lection thereto, annexing To such licence
the duplicate of this order, here with sent
for tina purpose.
(Signed) CHETWYND.
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oNEAgcToR.9L TICKET.

MADISON ELECTORAL TICKET.
Joseph Goodwin of .Naase1:oS!.
Be5a,sin Harrison, oil .Nsuns airy, Prince
George County.
Easpdrd Pegra,a. of Din-riddie.
Richard Fsfld, of HurSvsick.
Thomas Read, senr,, OF Charlotte.
-tzattkesp Ch-atha7,, of Chesterfield.
Thomas NJ Randolph. of .4ibenarie.
Charles Fancy, OF Buckingham.
George Penn, of Patrick.
HIM q Poindesiey, of Louisa.
Spencer Roane, of Hanover.
Sfhreshiy Rennoids, OF Essex.
Ro6ert Taylor, OF Orange.
Gustdvas Il Norner, OF Fau2uier.
Robert Nelson, NJ FORK
Mann Page, Of Gloucester.
Wsftey Jones, q. Northumberland.
JOHN II Brooke, OF Stafford.
Hugh Holmes, of Frederick.
Ddniel Morgan, OF Jefferson.
.fychi6aid Rafhertor9. OF Nottingham:
-7rchi6diI .Stadrf, OF augusta.
-9nfrese Russell, Of fYdshiagfon.
Charles T,vior, of Montgomery.
Wns. .N Kin ev, of Ohio.
O> Day OF election, first Monday in Nov. next.
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NpYYcR

.TC I.ICE.
VkSHE suhscFer bvss leaqe 70 inroruo .he Citizens
n OF Richmond aud tie oibl,c in .eoe,at. tLs, le
has removed TO Hioh'noDi in the house isr,nerly
occupied by fhous Dsldep, IN thirteenth street
whore ne intends to cafry on his business in an #
sr'ois orS"cnc' anh tee inrthcr assures all who may
favor him with their custom i, shall he done Viii
she shortest notice, and the neatest manner.
. WILLIAM WORD, Taylor.
70 iotL' w4sp
~ 81 wish also 10 employ two or three work.
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GALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT-renb box
~ es OF shoes and boots at .he vendn,. office OF
Messrs. Moncure * CO., also by retail the Pene-
Tertiary at reduced prices.
VIM. CAMPBELL, Superintendent,
Oct. Esd, 1879. Stp
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.MYIlR

AWfNG to the deaih of Iri,iao,iu ,ncs oe H..
late brm of Ames an Undcril, the closing Of
sam concern necessarily dr,oiYcs nn lie snI,ecrjb.r
to5e having claims viii p'clsc make application
and those indebted viii ir,9kD ri,vmeof ~,
WILLIAM UNDERHfIJ,
SarOiving FARMER 1f the ktfe f,a,of
, Cetoter 49, .r
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20 he sold Tor hred)a f'.nale tonse servant *
1000 character an qualifications. also n gonj
'g|s ho'se and well gated ponsy-- AprIy 1t ,hi
c,.iDer "a. L.
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~ The death Of my much

Ey The death Of my much
loved friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Bots, who have
5}erished in the late disastrous fire, devolves
IN me The sacred duty of rendering every
lid and service in my power to their Orphan
.hi,drcn-as step in the discharge of this
iuty, I will finish, for the benefit of their
.hildren Mr. Botts's professional business
in the Federal Court and Court Of Chancery
And should remove to Richmond, which
his melancholy event has rendered proba-
,le. will also finish his business in the Court
Of Appeals. Those who have paid fees, will
nave their suits finished without further
barge; those who have not, it is confident.
" believed. will pay the fees due with en-
creased alacrity and prompt'tude, when as
,ursd, that they will all be applied to the
use of the children of the deceased.
1t s with peculiar satisfaction, that the
subscriber adds, lby authority that Mr..
Writ, Mr. Hay, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Dade,
Mr. Harrison and Mr. Stanard, whenever not
engaged on the opposite side to MIR Botts}
viii ioin him in the discharge of this du-
ty, and extend their exertions to Mr.: Botts's
cases in the Court of Appeals. From tho
Known talents Of these gentlemen, added to
The exertions of the Subscriber, 1t is confi'
aently hoped, that general satiiaction will be
yiyen to Mr. Botts's clients,
John Minor.
Richmond, January 7--I3 eosw
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OHIO POLITICS.

E.rtraet eta letter from gentleman at CAa'-
cothc, Ohio, to friend in Vermont.
"Politics here are merely local and comm
ed to Office Hunting Demagogues; the COM
petition, however, is not between Federallsts
and Federalists, but between 1amanies
and .6nti- Iamqnies.
The Anti Tamnnies have gained the ascen-
dency and on Tuesday last, the efligy of ST.
TAMANY was committed to the silent tomb, In
one ofhis own mounds. A long talk, as 1t is
termed, was delivered, and a funeral dlrge
sung, in due form and the last hosthumous
ceremonies paid to his obsequies, not very a.
,rreeable, however, to the friends OF the de-
fanct. Our legislature is composed IN great
measure, of men, zvho can neither read nor
sui;ite, and who come into Office by two or
three months assiduity In elcctioneerlng, pn-
or to the election; thus men, who are caPa-
Bile of discharging the Legislative tunctlons'
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=
: Mr. p;tkin offered the following resolu-
ron. Resolved. that a committee be appoint
edo enou;re whether any and if any what al
terat;on are essarv in the ACT OF acts reIa
five 70 c,ns,,ls and virea cons,,ls with ,eaye
70 re nort bv Hi Or otberw;se Carried. and
1870, of th,aes a,,no;ntad
Mr ;ttle called for the con s;.leration Of
- earad \, liz, 500 ,,.,s .;nce
u, 4ah,a .o,a.;, - 1,os,,e,,;.4;o,, :,
-, p....s,
=
M, ~, o.ad - a,,,,a a.
Ga. +h ,,,ond p,;.;sh I.
M. r.;4.,o ,na NJ ,un;sh+ onnasad t,;s
~ aa,,ooo4aa - aaa,,;o &c az
: ..o,,..;. :. -, GO
an mo,ion of Mr.. porterit was aoain laid
az 4.h1a rbe o,.a+,en ,,an4 ;ato .on,
rn;ttee of tbe whole. Mr. Basset in the chair.
IN +ha 17o,,,,ear b;ll The dn,en+ osar-
- dan s;asrat;,n
~ Na,so, ,t b., .hod - ra,,or ,.s
which 10 oo,,n,o.,, -, co+,,rd,,, ,,,.s 40
.,odh.l .;4,,d =. 49,
$50 ana oo,,,,,,e,cad b;s obsarvat;ons hut
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Congress Of The United Staes.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MoNDAr, l0sh January, 1879.
TREpoRrED FOR THIS GAZETTE

REPORTED FOR THIS GAZETTE.
Mr.. Minor presented the memorial of John
Bioren, w. J. Duane, and r. c. Weightman,
praying the aid and sanction Of government in
printing a new edition Of the Laws Of the u.
States. Referred to select committee of
three
The Speaker laid before the house the pro-
test oftwo members of the Indiana legislature
against the PRAYER of the Legislature Of that
territory to congress, that the said territory
may be admitted rs State into the Union.---
Referred to the committee to whom was re-
ierred the petition ofthe legislature.
Mr. Williams from the committee on mill
'ary affairs, to whonfwas referred the bill from
The senate establishing quarter aaster's de-
PERTINENT reported the same with amend
m:nts. Referred to the committee Of the
whole Tor toAnorrow.
NJ. Paalding had leave of absence from
saturday next until the endof the session.
Inc Speaker laid before the house report
nom the secretary of the treasury, in obedi-
ence TO resolution of the house passed some
fline since, relative to the banks in which
Pa'i'c money is deposited, and on what terms
~''' money is deposited, This report was
accompanied by the correspondence which
.o0A Pace between the secretary and the
O3lks o" the subject. 1t was ordered to be
printed.
mrsSeybert offered resolution of the fol-
wing tenor. Resolved that the secretary Of
:" DC directed to lay before this house list
nc names Of persons who have invented
N'P new or useful art, machine, manufacturs
imposition of matter, for which they have
Se9'sed patents, since December 10th, 1910,
= - 'ne Gate and general object of p&tents.---
'''o that the secretary of state be directed to
'e'ore 1ho house, annually, a list Of patents
''Sa Resolution carried.
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WAsHrseros Cry, lar 8, .ls1E

|
WE rejoice to hear that you are likely TO
establish a school in Alexandra, on Mr.
Lancasler's system, and do most sincerely
hope that YOU may succeed to the full extent
ofyour most sanguine expeditions, believ-.
ing, from the personal knowledge some Of
us have of your mode of teaching, that no
one in the district, unless taught in Mr. LAM
casters school, is bettertq qualified to conduct
a school on his plan than you are: And we
have no hesitation in saying, that had not an
opportunity offeredofprocuring gentleman
possessing practical knowledge Of Mr. Lane
casters system, and highly recommended by
him, we should most certainly have employ
ed you as the Teacher of the Lancaster
school in this place We are, sir, with re-
spect, your obedient servants,
H.. craneh, T. II. Gilies, 3. 7Aruston,
experimenting committee of the Washing
ton School, G.. DuvaH NJ Young; j. Meeh-
in, james Laurel. John p. Van Ness.
Col George Dashiei, Present.
January Ii cost