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CNLLENTOR,S OFFIGE.
DALrLNoRs, Noyember l9, lg45.

BALTINoRE, November ~, 1915. I
HHiUPUSAlS will he rece 9ed az this OflCe HH-
a t the 29th day of this month for the repairs and
alterations OF the Revenue Schooner Madison, viz:
Tor furnishing and putting in six eight deck knees
and six or eight carins and stern hook; also to
scarf, or make new, two three beams may be de-
termlned ON hereafter; to remove the entire present
deck and replace il with new one, to construct
poop deck, 10 extend a sufficient distance forward
embracing the mainmast, and also securing the main
mast IN proper and sufficient manner; rail TO be
placed all arouhd-the main rail 10 form the water
way OF the poop deck; to furnish checks davils,
catheads, fOrecaste deck; the old head to be altered
anu put IN the modern form; cable bits, berth deck,
cabin, Wardroom, magazine, and round house to be
new; TO have new waists inside and out; post shut
ers, hinges, &c. complete; water way and plank
shear all arOund one new streak of plank all around
new steering wheel; entire new ceiling in the hold;
the deck cabin will be of clear white pine, covered
with white paint; the Joners will furnish plans Of the
external arrangements submitting their proposals;
and the shipwrigh to be responsible for expense OF
dOckage, wharfage, transportation, &c. Proposals
VIII be received for covering with three coats of paint
the new work, and the old work with one coat Of
paint The two first coats on the work TO be pun
iced smooth. Proposals also invited for furnish
ing materials and making one jib, main SAIL one
oresaii-th0se three sails of A Hollands. One TOP
sail of imperial, and OpgallGnt sail of light raven $
duck-the duck to be bighted, The thinbes TO be
Of copper or composition, and the foresah and b IN
be furnished with two b0ngets and the fO<esail in ad
dItion with balance reef; square sail 0C No. or
cotton duck. Should any work be rec uired TO be
done not stated in these proposals. the p'ice shall be
established by reieItes one 10 be chosen by the col
ector or the commander of tie Cutter and the other
by the poison executing the WORK, who, if unable to
shall be final. WIN. II. MARRIOTT,
n20 -dl29th Collector.
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SEASONARIE ARTICLES

SEASONABLE ARTICLES.
HHAMILTON CASTER & co. 2O3 BAL
n TlMORE STREET, have on hand
Splendid French CLOAKINGS, shaded, &c
Handsome English and Anne rican Cloakings
Real French Mernos and Tnibet CLOTHS
do. do. BOMBAZlNES, of best make
Rich cOl0red and black ALPACAS
Splendid 4 and Ga black C.9SHMERES
do. Printed Cashmeres. of Paris STYLES
do. Col'd and black Silks, in great variety
Rich watered and plain = and "A Mantilla SILK
and Id black MantiIIa vELvETS
COlored Bonnet Velyetsa and Sains
Marcelne and Innings SILKS, large stock
Also, large assortment Of FlanneIs, BLANKETS
Quilts Linen Goods for Housekeepers, Floor Baizes
Curtain Muslins emb'd Curtains, sc. SC. A spen
did stock of CLOTHS, Beaver Cloths, Cassmeres
Tweeds and articles for gents wear. MO
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Schr Pearl, Nickerson, Dishton, Mass,


Schr Pearl, Nickerson, Dishton, Mass.
ARRIVED,
SChr Mary, Smith, Ia days from Newburyport, fish
and plaster, to WIN. Gunnison.
Schr Elizabeth Rebecca, Green, days from AL
bany, lumber, TO J. Dreamer 4 Sons,
Schr Deposit, Ryder, + days from Providence, bal
last, to master.
ScIr Msent Tunnel, s days from New York,
assorted cargo, to l. Mankin.
Schr Edwin, Nickerson, s days from Providence,
ballast, to the master.
Steam packet Herald, Russell, from Norfolk Saw
nothing,
Steamer Rappahannock Farbank, fun Fredercks-
burg, (arrived on Thursday Reports Off the Polo
mac a ship or barque, (COuld not distinguish which,
bound UP. The steamers Columbus, from Richmond,
and Columbia, from Georgetown, got aground IN a
thick fog on Wednesday night and were assisted off
the following day, unniured, BY the Rappahannock,
she also bringing up portion of the Columbus cargo,
which it necessary to discharge to tighten her.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Franconia, Smith, from Baltimore, arrived at
n. Orleans 18th inst.
Barque Hermitage Fry, for Baltimore, cleared at
Mobile Goth inst.
Barque Autoeon, Ward, for Baltimore, to load for
Europe) sailed from Nav Haven 2lst
Scnr Comet, Bonney, from Baltimore, arrived at
New Bedford l4th inst and slOop Motto, FORMER, FIN
do do 2jth.
Schr Planet, Halves, from Bath for Baltimore ar
rived at Portland Oath inst.
Schr T.. II. Adams, Adams, FIN Nantucket for Bal
tlnOre, arrived at Newport 23d inst.
Schr Eliza Hand, Baker, for Baltimore, sailed from
Providence oath inst.
Schr MaIabar Gichrst, FIN Bangor for Baltimore,
arrived below Portsmouth 35d inh
Schr North Carolina Miller, I'm Baltimore, arrived
i. Wilmington, N. c. 20h inst
Schrs Seguine, Cole, and Iowa, Dayton, for Bati-
more. cleared at ~ York 25th inst.
letter from Key West says: CDR schr ATLANTA
wrecked on the reef, was condemned aad sold for
S30O-has since been repaired and sold for S220O-
Capt Pleister is master She sails with sea letter
and halls from Baltimore by the name of Robt. WI
son.
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ITO sARRATH SCHOOL TEACHERS

TITO SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHERS
IL AND OTHERS. We have for sale the Books
of the American Sunday School Union, ofthe Massa-
chusetts Sunday School Society, and Of the Presby-
terrain Boad of Publication, and the Tracts of the
same. These sell at the Philadelphia and Boston
prices, and will punctually supply all orders. We
have also great variety Of other Religious Books,
suitable for presents to scholars.
Almanacs, Inks, Paper, Quis, and every thing else
in the Book and Stationery line, cheap, very cheap
ID. OWEN g. SON, booksellers Stationers,
No. LAG Baltimore street,
MIS- Sd door east of Calvert-st
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nALJ. CONE orr CltnN1

" Esi We place dozen dirty shfrs, with a
lttts soap, and bucket full OF hot water in e.
EEukENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
lime, and after washing from 10 TO 20 mini, veg
they all come ont perfectly clean! Again we pat 10
run 10 10 Sheets ~ Table Cloths, with soap and
MateF, rs before; and in - or ID minutes then ali
come oat clean! Lastly, lay from "a to 80 small
p.eGrs, sHch as can be placed together,) with SOAP
ana wafer, as above, and in from Is to 20 minutes
thcy Also come out clean! Wonderful as this may
seem IS done by the action and action Of The wa
ler Wy means OF pressure) in connection With the
soap without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes are not only unnired
he operation, hut are actually made to last trtcc
as tong as when washed by hands f3- Exhibitions OF
washing every Monday (morning) and Friday (arteI-
nOon) Come then and see The machine in Operation
As it never fails TO convince those who do Enter
prlSng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention deserving as il does a
place IN the kitchen of crcry emily. PRIcgs are ais.
$50 and 325 according TO size warranted 10 petf5ru
IRELAND last for years. ii used according to directim
All orders by letters (post i'd or otherwise pronrs
ly attended 10. MANCFACTORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, (at the bend) between Pitt and Low sts
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland,
a8.mfr6m E. IrTEENS
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE


vi
<gE1s3 The subscribers have prepared
GszszaAass iae assortment Of beautiful and sz~nzf@
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies ia
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Gatcis 90; Half Caters, thick sole. 81 90
Morocco half Boots do. 81 IS; Morocco Jeffe sous
do. SLIP; Scat Skin Half Boots, Sl.t2; Seal Skin
Jefersons ST.; Misses half Boots, thick SOLE rs cents
chdrens Boots and Shoes, 50 cents.
o. The above work is prepared in the nsatest and
most fashionable style, with every for its dura
bity. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS.
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS g. NICOLAI,
ne7-tf No. SO Baltimore at,
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ygvIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,

YgVEN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
Il COPPER WIRE, &c. SC.
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
300 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, l4x20, of best Chay
coal brands
$50 bundles best American English and Russia
SHEET IR0S-al direct importation.
10000 lbs. Braziers COPPER assorted
90 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
200 bundles Bright and annealed IRON WIRE
80 rolls SHEET LEAD, 81 to 6 lbs.
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEE,TRR
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c,
% A full stock Of Timers Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rivets, Timed Copper &c.
For sale on liberal terms by
E. PRATT s. BROTHER,
a25 6mif 81 and 90 S. Charles street
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CHINA STORE,

~ No. 81 3. CALVERT STREET
DAVID PHRR would respectfully inform his
friends and generous public that he has REMOVED
his CHINA STORE to No. 81 $. Calvert ST., where
he has opened and is now opening large assortment
of CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN WARE, OF
recent arrivals which he offers for sale on the mos,
accommodating terms. He is also extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture Of STONE 4 BARTHEN
WARE, large assortment of which will be found at
the store above, and at his Potteries, Bondst
short distance north Of f. Baltimore st.
QG3- Country Merchants aud others would do well
to give me call before making purchases elsewhere
DAVID PARR,
a29-3m No, "a b, Calvert street.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL NEW BOOKS
~ FOR CHRISTMAS:
AMERICAN POETS GIFT
TALES OF THE REVOLUTION
MUSICAL. ANNUAL FOR 1876
SKETCHES OF IRISH CHARACTER, BY Mrs.
Hall.
THE SNOW FLAKE
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY
Beautiful BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS.
Together with Fancy Stationery, New Games, sc.
u, OWEN SON,
n2 lac Baltimore street.
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ale, wholesale aad retail by
= = 1T Y vi Vt suTIIFI UItu
lh Z. I'AirA.-sr. hnInM Cthpsr

10 =, IHIfC-st, beIOW Uhesnut PhTad.
AUD Tor sale in Baltimore by The following AgeRss.
n. N. Robinson, cor Gay and Saratoga SITS; J Boury
2IO Baltimore ST; Mortimer & Mowbray, BALTIC. and
Charles SITS; Thos. P. Harrison, 253 Baltimore e.; F.
rickey Sons, 2274 Baltimore ST. A. Croyeau, III
baltimore st; Coleman & Rodgers, 10 Baltimore It.
s. e. Winchester, 65 Ballimore ST; E. Hale liz Bal
nmore ST. j NJ. I.aroque, BALTIC. s. Harrison sts Jas.
7. De Lacour, 359 Baltimore 81; Fl. s. Thompson,
Howard and Fayette SITS; G. P. Rodgers, Howard and
Marion streets; J. w. Barry s Co., Baltimore ami
rear SITS. OILS Wfsm3rn
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q " EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
N FALL AND WRITER GOODS,
CLOTHS-AmeEican, English and French
CASSIMER ES-Plain and Fancy
VESTINGS-Silk, Velvet, Satin, Worsted &c.
Sattinets, Tweeds, Kerseys Jeans and Linseys
CashiuereS, Mousline de Lame, black and c0'd
Alpacas, B0mbazines, &c. Also, one OF the hand
soonest assortments of CALICOES in the city
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Tibet, Weol, MousIine de
Laiae, Blanket and Net
FLhNNELS-Wh Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flannefs, Ticking
Penteniary Plaids, Checks, Cotton Yarn,
Brown and Beached MUSLINS, &c. &c.
0- For sale al the Agency Store, ueTy loO for casa
by LUTHER ]. cox, Agent,
No. II Baltimore street, Cd door below
OIl-Gm Tripolett's alley.
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A CHEMICAL RESULT to enable persons
IN 10 DY Z INSTANTANEOUSLY their HAP

without the least Inconvenience.
JULES HAUEL'S CELEBRATED YECETA.
RLE LIQUID HAIR BYE, fpt changing red or gray
hair, whiskers eyebrows, &c. to a brown, black Or
cheshut color, The slightest evil consequences nsed
not pc reared from its use-it il altogether harmless
This composition is the only one sanctioned by the
science OF Chamistry, to dye, in an iudebie manner
the various gfadatons of colors without danger o.
inconvenience and has justified the liberal patron
age and unlimited confidence of fne public.
90 Bewdre Of CouaterteiterE Ask for HJules
Hauel's Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye II you want
the genuine article.
For sale wholesale nd ratni hv
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TE1O THE PUBLIC, JULES = HAUEL. beus
x leave 10 inform the public generally not to cor
ouhn MS preparations with all the n0strums Of the
Jays rs many pus in paper advertising articles
which bear false and fictitious names, and in some
cases decorate themselves as Doctors or Chemists
when the truth is, they hardly know the meaning of
the words
MY NYMPH OR MEDICATED SOAP, AND
EAU DIVINE DE VENUS, 70 render the kin soft
aud faiI
my DEpILAToRY POWDER to remove the 81.
perfiuous hair from the ia -
My EAU LUSTRAL. HAIR RESTORATIVE. 4
certain preventative from Badness.
My VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR DYE Tor ~
NahGneouSly changing Gray or Red Hair TO eXqUi.
site hne Black, Brown or Chcsnut color.
My CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM which Is
highly approved ola person can shave vita the
grehlest ease and comfort.
My UNRiVALLE0 RIOS z TOOTH PASTE,
which Is universally sought after for the peary white
it gives tae teeth without the slightest injury
W~To caution the public, will guaranty 10 the
purchaser that esc article possesses the properties
aScTbe TO the above, under forfeit Of returning the
money if it fails. win those who pirate so much
about the quality az their articles 90 as far as this TO
sGcuFe the public against imposition! For sale whole
sale or retail, g: JULES HhUEI,S
Practical Chemist and Pelfaner, DC 5. THIRD ST.
below Chestnut street
And for sale in Baltimore by the following Agents
y. N, Robinson, conner Gay and Saratoga streets ).
Boury, 100 Baltimore street, Mortimer * MoWbray,
Baltimore and Charles streets; Thos 2. harrison 263
baltimore St; f. fickcy s. Sons, 247t Baltimore st.
A. Croyeag, III Baltimore ST.; Coleman & Rodgers =
l73 baltimore st $. G. Winchester, l6j Baltimore
81; H. Hale, liz Baltimore ST.; j. NJ Latoque, Bait
more and Harrison SITS JAS p De E.acour 359 Balti
N moe g st NJ. Thompson, Howard and Fayeite s!s
~ & Go. Baltimore and Pearl SIS ola tuthsm3tn
ICELAND MOSS CoUGM CANDY. FOR
lag. Prepared and sold by G. X. TYLER,
ap2i Corner East Baltimore and High sis
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BALTIMORE MuSEIIM

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNISH OF B9LTIMORE y fLVERT- SITS.
TK*HiS EVENING. Nov. 10Th, will he perform
n ed WANDERING BOYS. Justin and Paul the
wandering boys, by the Misses KILMISrE. Conn,
de Croisey, Mr.. GALLAGHER. l.ubin Mr., JOHN
SEXTON. Louise, Miss CANNON
The RIVERS FAMILY will appear
Staging and Dancing by the INFANT SISTERS.
10 conclude with CATCHING AN HEIRESS.
W5- Abundance % cts, children under 10 years of
u O'Clock precisely. II
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NNR. CHRISTIE9 GALv G NC p, r, -,

EG RINCE AND HAU NEITC FbUIU.
n 4 1T C1.pI eTyE The original patentee and
inventor oc ,has articles, feels il duty 70
wara the public led they be deceived in purchasing
SPURIOUS o Dr. cG n,ass wishes xssSs The The
discovery has baG Introduced, 10 understand that he
in no manner Iscognsss any of the articles sold un-
dor the name 4 "GanTanic Rings, Sc" unless they
are oonnertry with his name, and sold by his autro
r;1ad H"enT DIR. Christie takes the responsibility 30
rtrthey aslrt that these limitations OF his discovery
nosscss nj beneficial effect whatever. Al persons,
there9re who arc suffering from any @! the painful
maIade; comprehended under rheumatism in all its
forms ar nervous complaints, no matter how chronic
or sey,re in character, requested to apply at The
only slace in Baltimore where the genuine Gavanlc
Rings and their notifications can be obtained, viz Of
sETHS. HsNCE, l0s Baltimore street,
\ nol And corher OF Charles and Pratt stsa
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consul TION!
Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
in the Side and Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, and all Disea-
ses of the Liver and
Lungs, Broken Con-
sttuton, SC.
sTONsUMPTIvES READ 81 REJECT:
u ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AT NORRiSTOWN, PA. We take
great pains to procure authentic and respectable GER
ticatcs, aud never give publicity to any other.
To Or. Swayne, Philadelphia: Dear Sir-lt affords
ME grpat satisfaction TO lay before an American public
the wonderful success of your Compound Syrup OF
Wild Cherry, in curing me of that dreadful disease,
Consumption. after all other means had failed. was
attacked with pain in my breast, very much affecting
my voice and lungs, and troublesome cough and
sore throat. My bowels costve, appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach was so very weak that my Ply
stefan was at loss know what to do for me, as ev
erytbing used, in the shape of medicine, was lmme-
diately rejected remaiped for months in this awful
condition and gave up all hopes Of ever recovering
Hearing of the wonderful cures daily performed by
your invaluable medicine, in Coughs, Colds Asthlnas,
Whoopng Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined to try it, purchased
q bottle of your Agents in this place, (MoOre Long
aker) which appeared to take hold OF my disease, and
relieve continued using it until it gradually re-
stored to health and strength. Several Of my friends
were afflicted in the same manner that was myself,
which declined using the Syrup; they, am sorry TO
appear 10 De last THAT WHeIe
no traveller returns. As expect to leave these
parts, give you this as standing memorial to the
great virtues of your Invaluable Compound.
ID. G. WILCOX, NorristOWn, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except DIR. Swayne's are both fictitious and
counterfeit and sprung up years after this valuable
medicine had introduced itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF
a., Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
article prepared only by DR.. Swaync, whose otice
has been removed to N. w. corner of Eighth Il Race
streets, Pbilada.
baltimore Agents.. P. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore ST.;
Stabier & Candy, Pratt street wharf, J. w. Il X. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .Agents-R. Farnhim, Washington, ID. e.;
VIM. Staber s. Bro, Alexandria. d. G.; George NJ
Sothoron, Georgetown n29tAp6r
ybyHE CRY Is STILL THEY COME
The amount of ordered work made weekly is
sufficient proof of our cutting being done in good
style OF this we can boast having just received
,he new style of SACK COAT, VEST and PANTS
ner EXPRESS To the economical, we make aud trim
IN orr usual accommodating TERMS and the cutting
ia done in the most fashionable style, we will war
rant 10 give satisfaction in every garment. Orders
will be received in payment for ready made clothing
TO TAILORS. A Show Case and Table in the
second story we will sell a bargain.
OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE,
No. 263 Baltimore street,
n24lm one door west of Hanover-st,
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A l. N A n A G.
Noon phases,
MARRIED

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. Ansel, ISAAC
LOBE, of Philadelphia, to ESTHER, daughter of Simon
Eytnge, Of this city.
On the 25th instant, by the Rev. ). p Hill, GEORGE
LIPPRR TO Miss ELIZABETH KING.
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FREE EXHIBITION.

REE EXHIBITION.
HDLUM BE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
II LERf AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in 1910, and awarded the Medal Four First
Premiums, and Two Highest Honors by the Institutes
OF massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
specuvely, for the most beautiful oIored DuguerTeo
types, and best apparatus ever exhibited.
2o5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewery Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington civ,
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
No. ISL Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati.
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
10 Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner 4th aud Chestnut SITS ST. Louis; ana
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
G7-PoRTRAIrs taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
W- Apparatus Instructions, and all Materials fur
nishad.
ANY editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do So olaf
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BARGAINS TO BE HAD
H1 1T THE WHITE HOUSE,

BARGAINS TO BE HAD
-HD ut THE WHITE HOUSE,
No. SO BALTIMORE STREET,
doors below Frederick st.,
Having determined to reduce my large and well Sc
lected assortment of DRY GOODS, will sell at prices
that cannot fail to please.
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings, at 20 per Ct less
than heretofore offered.
Plaid CIOaking from 81 90 to Sl.50 per yard
Satunetts and Tweeds, from % cts. to 81
FLANNELS, red, white and yellow, from 25 to 75c
Whitney Blankets, 8, 8, 10, IL, IL, Is and IA,
from 81 25 to ~.
large and we'll selected assortment of DOMES-
TICS constantly kept hand, which will be d3pos-
ed of at the usual market prices.
E24 tuthstf JOHN Ii. WILSON.