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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June 8. 1883

UNIVERSITY OF VA June 8, 1898
GENTLEMEN--l have been gratifed, this morning bv
the receipt oil your communicate Informing tn Won
had deem depued by the Medical Glass of the University
oil virginia, as committee 10 invite axe of
dinner about the termination of thscssion esiiony
the high regard and esteem which the Class enterten TO-
wards me.
Circumstances which regret, will proven, me from,
availing myself Of their steng alton; but the Com
m''ee viii, trust express TO the Class how sensiby
appreciate this additional mark their esteem and how
warmly and afec,ionately recprocate their sentiments
II WIZ ever be TO me subject Of proud and pleasing
reflection That my conduc-as Professor and a. a gen.
ueinan has been such 10 acquire their approba
BE pleased 10 lay the expression OF these before
them, and 10 state how adeny and sincerely hone for
The happiness and welfare Of every of their hody
For yourselves, gentlemen, accept my grateful acknow.
Judgments Tor the in which you have we'd 10
me the wishes OF your associates and for the feeling. YOU
nave extended towards and the institution e,
which shall hereafter he attached Whatever may he
my future condition. shall ever lcjk hack with snsfac
ton TO the happy years have spent in this University
AMI shall ever ieveny hope for its continued prosperity
am gentlemen. with the most lively esteem, anec
aieiy your friend and servant,
ROBLEY DUNGLISON.
Msssrs Robert O. Cabeil. James l.. CabelI John Msvo
John H. SsaWan and William A Bsynham
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r. b. BAPTIST, d. c.
CoMMIssIoNER WALL's orr1cE.)

m, NIoy 3ISt, 1858 :
ne parties concerned IN the going ORDER are here.
by no'ihed that have appointed the l7 dsy OF July next
To commence the same at hc time ihey will attend
heiore me at my office, a. Philip Rainey's tavern in this
place. at 10 O'clock A. Nj with all ne cesssrv n,pers
proofs, Sc. WILLIAM G WALL t'o,rn
June 4. 4,
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"A PPRENTfCES WANTED.-Three Apprentices are
IN wanted at the Office Of The RIcHMoxp ComYr.
hpphcslions must he accompanied with certificates
OF postage paid OH letters from the country
juno IL 10-dt
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CoAIMIssIONER MALLS OrFrcE }
EnmnInn NJ. y IL. L ooo Z

he parties concerned in The foregoing order are hereby
"hed mat have appointed tie 10Th day o july next
70 commence the same which time they will attend be-
lore me at my office, az Philip Rdiney's tavern in this
place nj 10 O'Clock A. Nj. with all necessary accounts
vouchers and papers relating thereto
c. WALL, Commissioner
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DFATtlS

10 Washington CITY sOib ul, Mr. c R. Rsnav
OF .n Hnenaftst Raleigh Caroline liav
daughter OF Col Henry Aioh Marshal District Of Ooubs
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consderaontha no such disposition ought 10 be made
OF the Public Lands any distribution Of their
under Mr.. Cays Bill, until amendment has been made
to the Constitution II thus only clear away all
doab tower the power and shadow Of usupa
ton.
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From tho Charlottesville Chronicls.I
fou will oblige by inserting in the Chronicle the
communications enclosed. JNO. MAYO,
Secretary Of Meeting
AT meeting of the Medical Students of the Univer-
SHY OF virginia on the 4,h OF June, il unanimously
resoiveu mat the following correspondence he published
VIM A. BAYNHAM, Chairman.
JNo MAYO, Secreforu.
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I4H EoSRS JOHN HARpIMAN and JouN NIon11s..
1va fo" viii take notice, Inst shall on he ooh dsv
o. jury next In The Court House o Buckingham county
Oe"een me hours OF ten o'clock IN The mo- ming and four
CLOCK 10 the evening" take The dispositions OF Peter r.
Jones and others TO be read evidence in the case Of
oregn attachment, now pending between in the Coup.
Coufi OF Buckingham, and continue from day 20 dsv
(Suhdays excepted) III completed -
a., 100 SAMUEL JONES,
on Sune' 1855 lIl-w4"J SAMUEL FORD,
VllCb-Ali persons having claims against or 10 the
estate Of George w. M'Len, deo late Of the coun.
" OF inland e requested TO make them known 10 The
subscriber without delay and those Indebted TO the said
'''ae, WI please make payment practicable
as is Designed to close the administrator s eFry - oas
HpIe EDMUND GEORGE
T8wy Of Gco w y@Leip, dee
Gocehisri ls' lnns, 1913 a@rsw
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To PROFESSOR DUNoLIsoN.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA June s. 1893.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT all times To fall in with the
wishes OF class. II will afford much pleasure to &C.
cord with the desire contained in your co,nuni, alton of
the lst instant Msy l. therefore, request the fuvor OF
you TO communicate TO the gentlemen OF the class hs,
VIII at the termination OF the present course eudesvnr 10
deliver 20 them FROM Chair such sdyire ne NAV nrov
beneficial To them in their professional career"
have The honor 10 be-, with great respect and esteem,
faithfully your friend ami servant,
ROBLEY DUNGLIeON
Messrs X. a. Read, Richard Cross j. NJ. Newn,su r 6
Cahell, b. F. Trce, NJ. NJ. Pallrn, VIM g. Carr. J.
Montgomery, aud A. c. Chewnng-Comu,;,,ee from
the Medical Glass OF the University OF Virginia
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA., June s. 1883
DEAR SIR-The me MIXERS of your class aware n, yonr
late appointment rs Professor another and
OF your intention 10 resign the Chair the duties of which
you have so long and ably discharged have d-pued us
committee 10 invite you 10 paitake of dinner about the
termination oil tins session. as testimony OF the high
gard aud esteem which they entertain towards YOU This
manifestation OF our respect, which Your fidelity NJ
teacher and department as gentleman have won we
nope Will be accepted With sentiments of much rcgnrI
ana sincere desire Tor future prosperity aud also Tor
at oil The institution OF which you about to become
an insructor-we are, dear sir. obcdienlv
ROBERT G. CABEIL
JAMES l.. CABELL,
JOHN MAYO.
JOHN n. GRATTAN
WILLIAM A. BAYNHAM
DR.
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VIE second session OF the young Ladies School Of
n Charlottesvile, will commence August LIST. Terms
OF tuition Tor months ia English branches SIS; Frencb
,,"Ilan ana Spanish languages So each Miss H. w
p"p,""y WI" give lessons on the Piano Forte al SIS and
W. D'awIhg ana Painting at $40 per session Of months
ne school WIZ he taught in house recently erected for
NE purpose which will combine every requisite for the
comfort ana convenience OF teachers and pupils. The
ladies engaged in instruction. congratulate themselves
upon the connuance OF Mrs. KeIIys cooperation with
them-Ihey Will reside with her, and her house will be-
open for the reception Of those young ladies' hose paren,.
may wish TO place them under her care.
Terms of board, including fuel, washing, SC. for s
nonhs sou scholars may be entered for 10 months
by paying half Of board and Sl5 tuition in advance
Early applicstons from those who wish to reside with
Mrs Kelly are requested Board may be obtained in
other families ~. c. STEARNS, )
NJ l.. STEARNS, { insrue'resses.
References to Messrs. a. Garrett, o. Morris John r.
Zones Drs ocke aud Carter, Tho. j. Randolph and T.
w. Gmer, Esqurcs. -
S'Ine ~. 11--wiIA
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Nv mr.. c,., Fort Monroe, May 10, 1893.
wy DEAN SIR; cannot permit
s we extreme qualification have
iuWk and his associates W a nos
nave had daily studying and copn,,;o, ,her
% ,nc originals and think do too much when
could not he surpassed true TO na,ure s az
@ make them You have had opportunity and Won
nave improved IL to the best advantage '" ''"
the best future h.ro..
dear sir your obedent servant &c. non Gmrp oe'
Mn. SuLlY. r0'' 'u0HToe May 10, 1873.
SIR eords pleasure express 10 YOU nv op;oion r
hs OF ack Hawk and tho tho indians under nav
regard them az tho best taken from
Barracks lin Missouri) 10 this place ~ ~ "' 'e'''so"
very respectfully, your obedent servant
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ne Tallahassee Flodian Of the LIST inst calculates tina,
COL White is reelected to Congress by majority Of
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e CI"NCEkl " iRGiNiA-At Superior Court
oi thancey. Held At the Capitol ia the City of Rich.
mond o' the Richmcsd District the 29h day OF Jsnu.
ary, 1881.
Thomas Jones. PhG
against
Elizabeth D. Joncs. adn,x of william Jones. deed.
WHO Was admir- with the will cd OF Thomas Jones'
decd and admir-. OF VIM Jones, who was aim'r Of
Mary KagSdaie deed; the same William Jones' and Eliza.
het bis wife, Margaret Jones' Alexander Anderson and
Rehecca his wife, Martha Williams EA'x of Charles
Williams, and the said Martha, Elk. Of Amey b. Jones'
ueGu.' Defts.
BY consent Of the plaintiff anil the defendant Elizabeth
d. Jones, by Counsel The Court doth that the re.
port Of Commissioner Wilder, made pursuant TO the order
"i the second day of July, 1929, he committed TO the
same Commissioners and that he report staelen of such
payments as may have been made by William Jones i'm
las NE he, Ia the plIihtH and the other disiributees or
by The deiesnt, Elizabeth d. Jones, The cah OF the
'ad idn and OF purchases made by the plaintiff and
te DINER ustlbutses at the sale oi the his testa
'o anu oy ME consent, leave is given the plaintiff 10
amend his bill, without delaying the trial of the cause or
was accordingly made.
Copy.-Tcste, Il. b. BAPTIST d. C.
IN CHANCERl tIRGiNIA-AI a Circuit Sune.
X ror Count Of Law aud Chomcery, held for Mecklen.
OF May, 1893 1
Thomas Jones, Pl,G
against
Elizabeth ID. Jones, a!nx. ct ais, Dns
By consent OF parties by Counsel IL Is ordered that
commissioner William Z. Wall, do execute the order
made III tins cause the 29ih January 1881 instead Of
commissioner deT, 10 whom the same was re committed
aud that he make report the Court stating specially
snch matters rs may be deemed pertinent by HIMSELF or
may br required 10 hc stated by either marry
Copy.-Ieste, RICHARD b. BAPTIST, D. c.
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JSo. MAYO. !Seeretory.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, June I, 1893
DEAR SIR--ihe men'herso your class dersiaudtug
that you intend to remove from this University and Iee
ing anxious to hear from You, svic. which av prov.
beneficial 10 them in their proie career held
ing this day AZ that NEE ing. IL that com.
mi',ee Of nine be appointed apprisc YOU of request
unanimously expressed that you would deliver prc, ios
10 the close OF this session. Valedicory Address The
undersigned constituting that committee, are aware that
they requiring OF You sacrifice OF tie which may
be precious TO yon at present hu, they suppose
you reflect ON the motives which influence the class you
WIN aScede 10 their wishes With much respect, we
have tho homer to be yours &c.
II. A. READ.
RICHARD CROSS
J. NJ. NEW MAN,
70 C. CABELl,
Il. r. TRiCE,
M. NJ. FALLEN
WM C. CARR,
J. +. MONTGOMERY,
A. G. CHEWING, in.
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s. ALE-oF LOTS IN FhRMVILLE- On the 22d dsv
~ OF August next IL lair, if vn the mex, fair day
VIII be sold TO The highest bidder cre,li; ol one and
two years equal insIoneu,s) fifty lots adjoining the
town OF Favillr; the said lots generally contain half
acre esch snd are laid OFT streets with
ne pan OF s'ld town There many OF the lots welt
suited Tor building situations Tor families, and the whole
are well situated aud desirable property. The sale made
IN pursuance oil decree OF the County Court OF Prince
Edward plat OF tie land can he seen bv appica,ion to
'he Subscriber, di the lots will I've hewn TO any person
wishing 10 see them before the sale
NAlHL. VENABLE,
Guardian Of Him. q. Venabis
June IL lI-tds
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MARRTACES

NSs.rs iSobsFf G Eabell, James L. CabeI John Msyo
John H. SsaVsn and William A Bsynhan
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May %

IN CHANCERi--V AT a Circuit Snne
n F'or Court Of Law and Chancery, held for the county
Arco'nack, at the Courthouse thereof, on cdnesday
the 10 h day OF May, 1888:
ihomas e. Niaberry and Joseph o Pollard Merchants
and partners, trading under the G Maberry & Pol
iaId, BIZ 0'
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Against
Philip Z. Doney, William Parramore, Jr. and Levin
Core, 80 S'''
his cause came on this day, and being heard upon the
nI anu "nswefsot me defendants, lillian Parramore Jr
and Levin Core appearing to the Conr, ,i,t ,h
sa'd PhIip C. Donryis nliabianl OF this Comn,on
wealth and cannot be served with the process of tbis
Co"ris thereuPon ofdered by the Court that the said
defendant Philip C. Doney, enter his appearance 10 this
sn on Tie second day OF the OF this Court and
give secniy Tor performing its decree and that copy
{" ms order he forthwith published in the Richmond En-.
qurer and another copy thereof posted at the front
door OF The Court house Acconack country and he con-
Hnued Tor two months successfully. A Copy-Tes,e
June IA. lI-wSw1 THO r. JOYNEs G. 6 q
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"STRIKE BUT HEAR"
TO the Totrs of jefferson eoua.l

To the poters Of jefferson County
FELLOW CITIZENS: ! am again before you
somewhat Unexpectedly, however, candidate
for your suffrages delegate TO the General AS
sembly. When left home last fall, had resol-
we'd in my own mind, ifnothing of an exciting cha
racter should occur, quietly TO retire from staff
on 10 which had been four times honorably ele-
waited Iweli knew, that IN county SO lnteill-
gent as Jefferson, there would always be host Of
asprants and deemed it but fair that 'good Off
ces should go round'' ! knew, too, that it would
not do to postpone very long the claims of those
who felt DESTROYS TO do ssthe state some services"
because, by such postponement, ! would excite
feelings which are very natural in the human
heart.
But, fellow -citizens, although even my enemies
had acknowledged the fidelity with which | had
discharged my trust, soon discovered the dispo-
sition among some ofmy former friends, to "whis,
tie me off," and when my public career Afforded
no evidence Of very fragrant sins, my editorial
spechations were promptly seized upon; and en-
w, jealousy, and malignity, found ample food Tor
active mastication. The epithet of N,dlifier was
seized upsn with syidity, and the intelligence ct
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Public Sale.

y HE subscriber having determined TO
a remove to tile western country this
spring. will expose to public sale, on
Thursday, the 2S,h INST. at his residence
an .Martinshurg, all of his HOUSEHOLD
4 KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting
If Beds, Bedding. Bedacads. Tables,
Chairs. Bureaus, Desks, Secretary. a great
variety Of Kitchen Furniture. not necessa
~ to mention; two Ten PL4a1E
SFOVES and pipe. two HORSES, and
me mich coy; several HOGS; a water
CAR, about forty bushels Of POIA-
TOES.
Also. on the same day, at bis Cabinet
Shop, variety of new work consisting Of
hree Mahogany Side Boards. Bureaus,
Dosks and Secretaries, Tables, Bedstea.is,
Stands, Sac large number Of Cabinet
Makers Tools, large turning Lathe,
with large wheel, togeGer with his
entire Stock on hand, consisting of a large
quantity Of Seasoned Mahogany, Cherry.
Walnut. Poplar and Pine Plank and
Scantling.
Nine months credit will be given the
purchaser. on all sums over 50. upon Civ.
rag bond with approved security, under
that sum cash Sale to begin early in
the day.
JAMES S BOYD.
March IArh 1879 ia
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For RENT.

HyHE subscriber wishes to rent for a
b term of years his MERCHANT
MILL. & DISTILLERY in the county Of
Berkeley and near the Potomac river,
known by the name of tho Spring Mills.
This property is, situated in the best wheat
country 10 the Valley and Is capable Of
doing great deal Of business In the
mill are three run OF stones, and all labour-
saving machinery and other things fixed
IN the M ST complete manner. The dis
tiilery is full patent, there is over head wa
ter and a copions spring running under
The floor from which the wateris taken in
summer for tho use OF the tubs. SC. all
necessary buildings for two families
Possession may be had the LIST June next
Any person wishing TO rent will apply 10
the subscriber al his residence 10 Martins
burg
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
M
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l6th Brigade Va. Miiitid.
FEvHE Training Of the Officers Of the
a 67tt Regiment win commence at
Martinsburg, Berkeley county, on Monday
the 9th day Of May aud continue three
days. The Regiment is ordered to muster
at the sane place on Thursday the 9th day
Of May The Brigade Inspector s. all other
Offices attached to, or belonging to the
9th Regiment required by law to attend
the framing aud Rcgimental muster, will
conform TO the appointment.
By order Of the Commanding General
WIN GREGORY Col
eth Regiment Y. M.
March 81. lSSS.-.tms
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fBSIIE undersigned. trustee in deed Of
n trust executed by William Gregory
and wife for the benefit Of David Hunter.
and duly recorded in the county court of
Berkeley. will sell by public auction, for
cash. at the door Of the Sourt house in
Mar,insburg. on Saturday The isih Of amil
merit, Los No 227, 80 aud 236 adjoining.
IA the town Of Martinsburg, with The i'm
provements thereon (bsiug the property.
now occupied by the said William Gregg
ry.) Also TRACT OF LAND con
tanning about thirty acres, on the west
side of and adjoining the said town. which
will readily admit OF division and may he
soid in lots to suit purchasers.
JOHN Il. COOKE
March Of. 1885
gy-lf from any cause the said sale
should not be made on the day above stat
ed, il will be made on the "Wednesday
following, AS above. being the third day Of
tue next Superior Court
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From the National IRteHigencer.

from me Ndtt0ndt IRtetttgenceT.
We have received, in the Columbia
Telescope, the account ofthe re-assem-
blage of the S. Carolina Convention on
Monday the 18th inst. On that occa-
sion, Ex- Governor Hamilton, President
ofthe Convention, delivered a short Adj
dress, recapitulating the Mission from
Virginia, the modification ofthe Tariff,
and the new collection Bill, in terms not
unbecomlng, considering that he denies
the autBrity of the United States to
make laws at all, or (what is the same
thing) TO make laws that shall be i'm.
perative. After his Address, delicate
ly suggesting that he owed his present
station to the fact Of his having been
Governor of the State at the time when
chosen to it. Gen. Hamilton then re-
signed the chair ofthe Convention, and
Governor Hayne was elected to pre-
side in his stead. Nothing further was
done ON the first day ofthe Convention.
1t is earnestly to be hoped that the
language of the Telescope is no criteri-
on of the feeling of the majority of the
Convention; for it is vindictive, violent,
and even outrageously presumptuous.
Werefer to such language, for instance,
as the following:
"This little State, in the mere piano.
ply of courage and high principles, has
foiled the staggering giant oftte Union.
Thirty thousand Carolinians have not
only AIRED the scild West into respect
compelled. Pennsylvania stolidity into
something like sense-N. York cor
ruption into something like decency-
Yankee rapacity into sort of imagine
of honesty; but all this has been loftily
and steadily done, in the face of IL, 900,
what shall we call themf What epithet
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To the Voters Of the Congressional Dis
trict composed Of the counties of Ere.
derrick, Jefferson, Berkeley, Hamp-
shire and Morgan.
FELLOW. CITIzENs:-Being now be.
fore you as candidate to represent you
in Congress, it is ofless importance for
you to know what considerations have
prevailed with me thus to Represented,
than to know the political opinions and
sentiments which entertain. Ardent.
ly devoted and attached as | am, an
always have been, to those free insti.
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RED ROVER
!9:s:G.

FHtHE splendid aud thorough bred horsS
Red Rover viii stand the spring sea-
son at the stable Of John Lemon at Bun-
ker's Hin. the three last days Of the week;
and the balance Of the time at the stshls
Of Samuel Cameron. at the Gross Roads.
leading from Chariestown. 10 Smishfeld.
and let 10 mares on the following terms:
$40 CASH the single leap, si5 the season.
discharged by the payment Of si2i il paid
before the LIST day OF July, and SOS for
insurance; parting with mare or rregu;
lar attendance at the stands. forfelts the
insurance 10 every case fifty cents cAsIf
to the groom Gentlemen putting five mares
shall have one gratis. Good pasturage or
mares fed on grain anu hay al either stand
on moderate terms. Care will be takep 10
prevent accidents or escapes, but we will
not be responsible for either.
RED ROVER is a beautiful red sorrel.
fifteen and half hands high. five wears
old this spring and is one of Sir Charles,s
fsvorl,e colts: his sire and dam cutie him
TO rank among the first horses in Virginia,
and no doubt be would have proved him
self as such, but unfortunately after run
ing his first race, which he won in
fine style he was sold and bought by Mr.,
Boisseau who took him of the turf and
would not suffer him to run since. al which
time il was thought he was able to run with
any colt Of his age.
JOHN LEMON.
sAML CAMERON
March OF. 1919
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Public Sale,

NlLL be sold by public auction, at the
w late residence of Henry Rinsr. sen.
deceased, on Thursday the 2Ist. dayS of
March next. all Of the personal property be-
longing to the said est2e, consisting of
rloises. Cows, Hogs.sfIh Sheep; Farming
Utensils OF various kinds. Wheat Fan
Grindstone. &c. Household and Kitchen.
Furniture Of every description, such as
Beds, Bedding. Bedsteads, Tables. Chairs
CSfner Cupboard, Case OF Drawers, ten
plate stove and pipe; Mans Saddle, Wo-
mans ditto Meat Tubs and barrels, together
with number of articles not necessary to-
particularze Nine months credit will be-
given on all sums over FIVE dollars, The pur.
|, chaser giving bond and security.
aS-The Tract Of Land on which the de-
ceased resided during his life time viii be
rented on the same day
PETER RINER. .gdms
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Riflemen! Attention!

rEyHE Berkeley Rifle company, unde,
b the command Of the subscriber, will
parade at the Gross Roads, (Marlatt's old
stand) on Saturday 18th of April next al
one O'Clock precisely--a punc.ual atten-
dence of all the members is requested.
HENRY BASH0R, Capt.
March 81, 1885