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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
N. Y. MARKET. March &c, 2iP. NJ.

Sales OF bceswaX 29Ic Sperm candles are a little
mer No sales Of dyewoods. Sales OF at 40
Mackerel are heavy. Hay 33I4Dc. There is n good de-
mlud for hemp; sales Manila I0a250; Sisa at
So American dew ut Sl17 so. 400 dry sal,ed Msran
ham hides sold at &c 10 Hops I3al4c sales There
is demand Tor indigo, though the market still heavy
200 Russia junk sold, lots IOaI2 so. No sales
OF turpontno. 1000 bbls N c. sold l5Oal56c bbs
Spirits 39li0c.
LinsOed oil is little better; Am. sells at 70c; English
has brought Tie. Rice is firm.
The cargo 81 Teas by the Honqua was sold nj the Pbu
nix this morning, and of very brskly ut quite
full prices The stock Of wines has become low and
making at full prices.
Two three sales Of old prime pork were made at 50
~, and Of 500 bbls. S9,37I 100 bbs old at
100 Sl362.
New city Beet is held at Sc and $50 with buyers nj
very slight reduction from that prize. 200 bbs old prime
sold at 81 -.
Lard sold at Sc in bbs and half 90.
The sales Of $500 bales al least Prices stiff
Flour is heavy Troy aud Genesse sold at S475 which
IS the guoiatioas for common brands.
Southern sold by cargo at 47I ,4sc weight; North.
ern oats are 3Dl3lc; Southern 2Js26c Rye zoe.
Whiskey DE in drudge casks 2Ia2ii ia bbls. Sorap
iron has advanced to Si5 ton; Am bloom to $cOiGj tom
English bar has been sold ut S75afJ5O
The market swept Of cassia, beginning at lea and
ending zoe with further buyers the latter price bat no
Hers.
Sterling bills ssat, rather heavy; francs 5,23i,2j
PS. EyennR-1he sales Of the day are 5000
bales least New Orleans, Mobile and Florida getting
TO be called "Guli cottons," rather better.
The better qualities Of Rio coffee nre quite scarce
Sales have been made &c showing advance since the
last cargo sale by auction ten days ago. Of &c lbJovR,
Com.
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TFoEIDESCE, H. L.. March Ia.
Oi course all strangers passing here asked they
have seen Dor. eau in the affirmative. visit
ed the prison today and there took peep Of the MAErYR
az s friends designate him lie sitting in the work
shop in an armed chair. giving the finishing stroke 10 the
painting Of ians, branch Of business extensively carried
Oh in the prison. and lucrative the State Dor
occupied the only armed chair IN the shop. lie IL quite
an adept with the bfush aud IN Employment we'll suit
ed 20 his tasehe always having had relish for the pencil
There ~ uniform dress Of the prison, and no shaving
OF heads, as at Auburn. Dor had his Chopatchot
and fine broadcloh cloak hung the back Of his chair
which gave rather martial appearance. lie looks fine
and hearty, with good natured counienunes.
Among other calls, where the prisoners retire for the
nign, passed that Of DO IL all Of them but his iron cot
bedsteads used lie has Of cherry, with
chair, table, &c.
There ~ library IN the prison. which is used by oil the
prisoners, and good IL. Lights arc furnished TO the
occupants in their cells after the workshop closed until
10 o'clock and each prisoner himself by reading or
wiring This Is the Algorno tresimsGt u prisoners, Of
which hear ssch revolving accounts out west This s
probably the most humane prison IN the world.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CoNFERENcE.-This body, whic
had been in session Baltimore since the l2,h inst nd
Journed sine die Tuesday afternoon The following ar
Of the Appointments Of the Inerancy of the Cbure
for the ensuing year:
POToNAc DIsTRICr-T. Sargent. P.D.
Alexandno-Job Guest, s. V. Blake.
=: Found'y and Ashbury--Henry Tarring, I. A. Mo
: gan.
e } Wesley Chapel-Norva Wilson
: ! M'kandrec Chapel-Wm. G.. EPge.ton.
E. Ebenezer-olvcr Egg. Jas. VI. Hanson (sup).
City Misson-Charles r. Brown.
Georgetown-Allred Griffith, VIM Wickes
Leesbug-John 5. Martin.
tairiaS--Robcr T. Nixon, WIN. L. Murphy.
Loudoun-Joseph White, Jos. Merriken.
Wauenton-Philip Resort, Iryin H. Tofrence
Staiiord-James Watts Samuel Smith
Ftedericksburg-E. u. Owen.
King George-Thomas G. Hayes
Westmoreand-Jas. Brads. r. & Tebbs.
Lnncaster-Malt. G.. Hamilton, James H. DurLot,w
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CHARLESTON MARKET. March os


COTTON-TheIe fair enquiry for Uplands on Fri
day last tbs day which published review Of the
ke for the previous week; the sales amounted TO rising If
23OO bales at former On Saturday morning the
u1ts by the Cambria received, from Liverpool to
the 80 inst, but being contained in only one New York
newspaper considerable doubt entertained az TO their
authenticity and as such acted upon by gany. Noverthe-
less. their favorable complexion started good demand
which mot by holders advance Of about
former Eses. confirmation Of the accounts on the
following day. brought purchasers Monday in great
r numbers and during uctvc demand. which owe
$500 bales changed hands the advance reached about
and in tow instances perhaps &c. Yesterday the demand
continued good. although quito spirited the day
boore the sales amounted about 5000 bales the follow.
" parcu o. Of which couesponded with those Of Mon
dsy-iO bales at &C; 1913, 65 20 6l 1913. 6b $685. Oh
300, 6; 60, 81; 26, 5b So S. lG3 l6; 1875 5; 80
We quote Liverpool lair ca a. ca.
RiCE-Thc market continues In very depressed state
and although holders still ondcsvoT keep up former prices
they nevertheless have decided downward tendency The
Gales during the four last reported u amount TO bu, 265
bbls OF from S2l -. We UNDERWOOD however. that
about 400 bis besides had changed hands at prices not made
known
ROUGH RlcE-sSlss ~ 900 bushels at ~, 50, 81 and
rs cents Myeug.
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Ma. B.so.orr.-The "ClersInnd Daily Herald" give.

Ma. BANoRorT-The "Ceveland Daily Herald" gives
the following anecdoie of Mr. Bancroft:
"TAns they do in Germany"-It is pretty generally
known that George Bancroft the HISTORIAN has enriched
his mind with o. ancient lore, but is shock
ingiy deficient in practical knewedgeor in other words
that he IL far behind the modern intelligence of pro-
gressive age sad country.
Some years since, he visited Europe, and within the
venerable enclosures OF the German Universities he COM
muned with German physicians, and from their moudy
manuscripts isolated habits mystic teachings and
able usnsce entasm, he became q mental sublmafio
incapable Of approaching conior ming the mpe rice
acings anddoings Of humanity in this Western hemst
phere.
lie returned 10 his country, and connected himse with
literary institution. with the view OF teaching the young
American idea 'how shoot" lie gave n new and novel
direction the mental and physical Of his pupils
solemy announcing the rea.on"Thus they do in GeTma.
authorizations required unusual hours for "hus
they do in Germany" The ngres and egres and from
his presence and naturalization while there, be
sngulary unique, became ihus they do in Germany" In.
deed OF the body and Of the mind
regulated and made strictly concrmabe ~ thus they
do in Germany"
The Yankee boys siood IT, as long as endurance was
yirue, and then "boeJ" They mustered their forces
dunng the silent watches Of dark and dismal night,
armed themselves Individually and collectively with brick
bats, and then with noiseess tread in single file, they
parade in front Of the residence OF the said George Ban
croft The word being gwen the 'brck-bais flew" and
ed" The future historian. unadorned save with night.
cap and shirt, rushed to tho door, and demanded the
"whenore." and the loud and united response Civ.
en-"thus they do in Germany"
The end of Mr.. Bancros "sshool keeping was about
thst ume.-tN. y Erprsss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
WING MEETING At PITTsYLvANrA COURT
HOUSE.

At meeng Of the Wings Of Pittsylvana, held nj the
Court house Of the county Monday last for the purpose
Of nominating suitable persons representatives. in the
next House q Dccxaieo-Capt Richard Il Walden was
called TO the cin and Thomas r. Atkinson appointed
Secretary, whcreupon, u resolved that committee
10 consist OF two persons fr IN each Election District in
the county, be chosen by the chair. whose duty shall Je
% propose to the meeting the II two individuals as
candidates VI the Wing party in the approaching canvass
Tie following gentlemen named that committee:
Court House District-Cul. Bennett nnd Dr. Anthon,
DaH'ille-Maor George Wilson and COL Robert Viii
Mr.. AiV-Col Vincent Dickinson aud Capt THIS
RI &. Grssiy.
Grove iii Dir Edmund Johns, Capt. s. Terry.
Rorefs-Copt S. a. jefferson aud x. Roror, Eco.
Caland's-MsJ,r VIM. u. Rogers and a. II. Moor
Sugar Trco-Nsor ]. Phtcheu and Capt A. Rorer.
Laurel Groyc-Capt ii. w. BaTssdae aud WIN. Jack.
Esq.
WHOM a few minutes reported that they unanimously
proposed Wbtnel r. Tunstal aud James Laniet Fsar.
table persons TO represent the county the next House
Of Delegate.
This recommendation OF Mr.. T.. az tho successor Of
Vincent Whether, adopted by the meeting with great
tofdaliy az well o. entire unanmity Mcssrs. Tunsin
and Laner having been informed Of their nomination
appeared before the meeting aud accepted the same
whccupon they wcfo proclaimed the candidates Of tho
Wig party.
The following resolution then submitted and pass
ed by aeclamaGDni
Resolved, That tho Whgs Of PiftsyIyania here assem-
bcd feel gauhcd al the nOmnaion Of their long tined
and favorite eounlyman, Vincent W,toher. ESQ., the
Wbx candidate foo the Senate Of Virginia. and hereby
pledge themselves do their best, 20 ensure hi. cleo
ton.
In motion, tho meeting adjourned,
RICHARD r. WALDEN, Chmn.
IT, ATKINSON, See'y.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

iohAICo-l he Tobacco market continues steady, but
there Is not much business doing and the sales OF the past
Two days only amounted 400 hhds prices agreeing
with our former quotations. say Tor Inferior ia2ic; Com
mon as Fair 81 4c; Fine 4ta4ae; Choice and Seec-
TONS 5I55c Segaf leaf 25,I0 cents per ID.
suaAR-The Sugar market has preserved very steady
appearance since last report. aud the reduced stock
combined with very active demand has led TO the
payment OF very full prices We quote inferior 4ic;
Common and Ordinary -; Fair ii5e; Prime and choice
atae cents per h. The price plantation is 45a43c
per 10.
MOLASSES-There is scarcely barrel Of Molasses
for sale the Leyee and dealers readily paying 81
25 cents per gallon. We informed of any sales on
Plantation. nor is there any offering.
FLOUR-The Flour market has remained without snv
animation aud OF any purchases for eI
port that require notice Common ands Ohio and Mi.-
souri, arc selling ut Si05 AHA rer barrel; ST. Louis
S4,25 AS per barrel for favore bakers brands.
EXCHANGE.-Therc is fair demand fer Exchange
and drawers continue TO obtain former rates. We quote
London - y per cent premium. Paris 5f27ia5f 321.-
NewYork, 90 days4 per die; Checks par IL per
cent di..-BEE.
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CITY CANVASS
The Luons' Entertainment

Came OF. Wednesday night, pursuant To notice of
81 ~ hours. The audience large and respect
able, and the performance seemed the APPRECIATION
OF those nearest the stage, Ito w.t. the propretor and
tine Democratic Republicans who happened 10 fall in for
the purpose of hearing what Texas Wing could say of an
AntTexas whig but especially, mo doubt to sec
Mr.. l.. shew the Editor OF the Wing
Well, chance to be one OF those who appcared thu.
from motives OF curiosity well n. to be enlgh,en.
ed the subject Of Annexation but unfortunately for me
the piece not but for the part Except as
that which relates To the City Canvass repetition OF the
appeal made by MIR. l.. in the Club House he-day of
ISL He told US that he the President Of the
Tppeeanoe Club in no. that he had spent time and money
in the Wing cause that he the advocate OF the whg
party for the Eastern District OF Va in the late Presiden
,ia that he born Hanover (hc very same
county that gave birth Henry Clay and that he had
been in Richmond since his boyhood had a wife and
children and come real estate that he had long known
Senior Editor of the Wing had been upon terms of init
macy with him lad conferred avours upon him. bu, has
not asked received any; had stood by him. &c. &c.
that the Editor in III had urged him 80 Washing on
with Jno Tyler aud that the Editor said If he had gone
he could have made his Jack that this ancient acquant
at end, &c. Still hoping that some
thing would of interest TO me, and that Mr.
l.. would drop tho Editor, and talk Of him
self remained until near 10 O'clock, when quilted the
"Odd Fellow" Hall, and said myself that the Managers
had at least displayed in selecting the Odd
Fellows Hall Tor this meeting, for it me- indeed an
odd affair.
But to my purpose j propose TO the Wings Of Rich
moud that Meeting be held any early day. at which the
Voters shall designate the individual whom they prefer by
ballot oiherwse that such meeting be composed only
OF them who Wings. that the nominee OF said meeting
be supported BY it, and that by this means an end may be
put to family quarrel tina, impari pleasure only To
those who desire the destruction Of the family in which il
seems 10 exist Come up brother Wings fair PROPOSE
To- et m me FIR kinda
from doing your duty yourselves and your country
CARy
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Reported for the United States Gazette.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, N

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 10Th.
No change in the Flour market since yesterday
and fair shipping brands firm 425, with limited sales
Wheat-Wc notice parcels afl1ai, Just arrived prime
reds worth 95c. Further sales OF Rye
Csc Corn It'll scarce; good Southern yellow would bring
46a41c and white 4lc Provsions-The market for Pork
and Lard hrm at the advance. Bacon-Consderabe sales
OF Hams, Sides aud Shoulders u, G. and sac Sugars
The arrivals Of New Orleans held above the market
price. cargo of Turks Island Salt sold about PIC
Small sales nj Wbiskey in a.
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IoEssRss THE CAPE Coop HoPF.-Thc South Afr.
cen Advertiser Of The 9Th Of January, published Cape
Town, contains the following letter from II. T.. Marshall
commander Of the British ship Urgent giving an account
o. icebergs encountered when roandng the Cape Of Coed
Hope.-N.O TSopie.
On the 18th Of September ss,. voyage from Lon.
don ~ Ibis port, 10 latitude ~ and Longitude rs ~ T..
the weather being squay and s appearance very unsettled
we had IN the Of the night roeied the nansai and
lo2ssis and had slowed the b and the driver when day
light we found ourselves surrounded with cebergs. The
rst seen was the lee quarter towards the s. r.. and
mmedately afterwards another towards the south
We Ind scarcely time feel thankful for having passed
those two safely In the dark when others were seen ahead
and on both sides Of the ship We bore away owsrds the
n r. 81 the rate OF six knots and passing between the
serEs we ran very close Of them Much Of the ice
~ss On small detached pieces We took imperfect sketches
twelve OF the large befgs the largest o which appeared
W feet above tho and continued visible until we had
run is miles from H. II daylight had not dawned on us
and ensbod perceive DANGER nothing short Of
mrseslous nierposton Of Providence could have saved
We from contact with the ice and instant dostnetion-
Having sailed round the Cspe Il Good Hope fourteen times
end also having rounded Capo Horn without seeing
eerfs, believe there many marinors WIN IN
steering the usua track round the Cape Of Good Hope ha
no more approximations Of danger from than had pre-
vons 10 this passage out therefore request you will d.
me the favor 10 obtain psbciy for the given in
this letter IN the Indian Press aud transmit copy Of ,
information 10 the editor Of the Nautical Magazine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
NEW ORLEANS MARKET. March %. lsls

The transactions OF the pas, days do not call for
any extended remarks and with few exceptions the mar
ke remains in the condition previously reported
Io-norrow being observed n holyday, substitute
few cursory observations take the place Of our usual
scm-weeky review
CorroN.-Since report OF Tuesday last, the Cotton
market has exhibited dull and inanmatc appearance
buyers having generally withdrawn as they are dsn-
cned 10 pay the rates previously current; There is an
unusually large amount Of Cotton offering which tends
IL give purchasers the advantage, and holders evidently
show an anxiety realize. The business OF the past
two days has barely amounted 5000 bales. We re-
tain our previous quotations, with this remark that the
inside figures exhibit correct index uf the real
position VI the market.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29

incur tho rsk Of violating the law which would with
tainty be enforced meeting, would with the spproba
ton of the people. In arriving ut proper conclusion TO
what the reduction Ia the II postage should be,
have only the facts which elected upon the
animation upon which PFediea,ed the establishment Of
the penny in England lStO, but have the
periencc Of the British Government since the system
went iato operation there TO guide
lro N CSNrtxvLpl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29

SroRr AHrAD.-1he coming week is bug with even, in
tcesng 10 the sporting world. On Sunday grea,
foot race is to take place the Meae Course and
are 10 Judge from present appearance, and from every
bodys say the crowd witness eormance will
be greater than was before assembled upon
IN this section OF the world, and from what learn all
tins arrangements OF the proprietor upon cores
pondng with the The stands have been
Strengthened and baced. bid defiance TO wear and
tear The members well the public stands will be
thrown open to the spectators The rules which will gov
VIII without doubt give general satisfaction BY reference
to the advertisement will be that upon the payment
1i Tue regular Spring subscription the members OF the
Jockey Club will be- admitted To the race free of estra
charge We advise our friends who intend the
TO take advantage of the chance, and purchase tickets
the ST. Charles Hotel where they will be found
ing previous and on the morning of the To every
body we say make your arrangements good time and go
esrly.-N q. Tro2ie.
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Prom the Georgia Cour'e''
A DANGEROUS MAN To BIZ AT Lake

A DANGEROUS MAN TO BIZ Al i.Ahef.'
There terrible fellow somewhere Down East VINO
ousht not TO be permitted run loose lie Hred'ehs 10
play the devil and break things m consequence I" ms '
lea gal. II he should happen TO put ms ,h'.s's io
cution the Lord have mercy upon us his n'S "''eH -
III grasp the loud thunder
With ightnne's III play,
I'll rend the earth asunder
And kick Il away.
That's attempting considerable, for one man-however
he has mind TO take the responsibility, and pay damages
LEI him smash away-we not afeard. lie next says
The rainbow I'll sraddle
And ride TO the moon,
Or in the I'll paddle,
In the bowl OF a spoon
That wont hurt any body Go ahead, old chap-we like
to encourage laudable spirit Of adventure.
I'll set FIRE TO the fountain,
And swallow up the ril
I'll eat up the mountain
And be hungry snl.
Goodness gracious there no way 10 appease his wrath
and stay his stomach Must suffer ali this because he
and his girl hsyn' anything to each other present.
No-never! Down with him! down with him we say.
The rain shall fall upwards,
The smoke tumble down.
I'll dye the grass purple,
And paint the sky brown.
Hear that pretty world this would be- truly with the
rain falling up the smoke tumbng down. the grass dyed
purple and the sky painted brown. We might well live
in old boot with dirty sole for the earth beneath and
brown upper leather for the heavens above.
The sun I'll pu, out
With the whrl winds play,
Turn day into night
And sleep II away.
There doubt il he that caper the sun will feel
much PUT about IL shall. We leave u the
whirl-winds say whether they be tried with or
and for his turning day night and sleeping
away, would Just ie he would motif he can do
IL.
I'll fog the young earthquake,
The earth I'll physic,
Volcanoes I'll s,rangle
Or choke with the phthsc.
Oh oh he dare clinch in with an old he eartha
and 90 he threatens TO fog young un" OF neurer gen
der Coward! why don't you lake OF your sizel
The moon I'll smother
With nightmare and va.
For spor. each other
The stars will throw.
Serves 'em exactly rght-they have business 10 be
out when they ought TO be a-bed.
The rocks shall be preachers
The trees do the singing,
The clouds shall be teachers,
And the comets 60 spreeing.
That's oil well enough, except getting the comets upon
aspree. We Won't like that "preity Well"
I'll tie up the winds
In a bundle together,
And tickle their ribs
With ostrich feather.
Oh, crackeys! he does it We didn't think il lay
In the gizzard Of mortal man TO do half so much.
Really, think such desperate and dangerous indi-
vdoa ought be caught into SPIDERS wnb and
ly guarded by flea. mosquitoes and ygen wood.
louise. There is no knowing what the chap MAY do.
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THE oRPHEAN FAMILY.

These truly excellent singers were received on the even
ing OF their first performance with apturous applause Their
compass OF voice and their perfect command Of il would by
turns and delight the audience. We would advise
all those who love drink sweet sounds not 10 mis-,
this opportunity Of listening the perfect harmony we
heard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29
PUBLIC MEETING AT THE UNION HOTEL.

II The Literary Messenger. for April, will be issued
ihis morning
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Mr.. LYoSs will address the Wings Of Richmond in the
Dining Room at the Union Hotel, on Tuesday evening
next the ST Of Apnl, at O'Clock.
MANY WING VOTERS.
SaIurdnY. 29fh Mnrch.
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IL We would call the attention OF readers to the
Gard Of the proprietor Of the American Hotel Philadelphia
This house merits from lie central POSITION order and clean
lines, all the patronage il so Justly receives.
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NEL.oS A. P,rrrsox, Sec'ry.

A boy. who arrested in Cincinnati last week for
hei confessed that he and gang boys Of which he
the leader, had committed various acts vi in
mat city within short time past Among other property
destroyed by them carpenters shop four stores two
dwellings and two stables His accomplices all quite
young were subsequently arrested and committed To pm
sou number OF fires have occurred in this during
the iastew weeks known be the work OF dcsiyn aud
iherc IS much fear that the agents been boys
'peed To the commission of these oursges either from
desire 10 participate in the excitement, with a view
the Perpera,ion OF robberes number OF idle vicious
boys inest our city, and such the City Police should
keep a strict waich.-Bal. inner.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 30. is,s.

WING MEETING IN RICHMOND.
We are requested TO say that the Wing Meeting in
Richmond spoken Of is for the present, put OF b, those
who had intended to call il.
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Tim 10 lYnshInafnn

Our venerable neighbor has been Washington and |
returned Hey day. We presume shall have all
the news from head quarters. fresh and authentic
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-29

81 The Annual Meeting Of the Virgins Tract Society
will be held IN the laPro,byteran (D Ptmefs) Church.
on "wednesday night the ID Of April. Services CON-
msnce 81 hall psst O'Clock.
Interesting reports Of the lab0urs Of Coporcurs this
sssse viii be presented; and addresses may be expected